This is a 1971 second printing of Probe Measurements by Walter E. McAbel, published by Tektronix. The book provides an in-depth study of oscilloscope probes, including passive, active, and current probes. It details key factors in probe selection, signal attenuation, and impedance matching for accurate signal capture. Engineers will find sections on rise-time effects, loading considerations, and measurement validation techniques for high-frequency applications. The text includes probe circuit schematics, waveform analysis, and explanations of signal fidelity preservation. In well-preserved condition with light wear, this manual is an essential resource for professionals working with oscilloscopes, signal integrity analysis, and electronic test equipment.
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