Likely yes, but check the spec. If the output circuit is a low Zout buffer amp and two separate roughly 50 Ohm resistors, they should be independent. Or, two distinct buffers could be used too.
You can do a simple check with an Ohmmeter, with the unit powered OFF. Measure the R between the front and rear output center pins. If it's close to zero, they are likely just paralleled, not individually buffered. As to the amplitude growth, try a different cable length., It might be a resonance w/ the cable length terminated by the 'scope's C. Best, -John ============ [snip] > In summary, should I be able to use both front & rear connectors > simultaneously without disrupting the other outputs and does it make > sense that high impedance connections cause the 5 MHz level to rise? > > Sorry for the rather long message. Thanks for any help anyone can > provide. > > Ed _______________________________________________ time-nuts mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe, go to https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts and follow the instructions there.
