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In this episode Shahriar reviews the Saker fiber-optically isolated active voltage probe XFVP. The fully galvanically isolated probe can reject common-mode signals in the tens of thousands of volts range. Signals with fast rising common-mode can also be rejected thanks to its high bandwidth of beyond 250MHz. Information about the Saker probe can be found here: https://saker-mv.com/fiber-isolated-v... This review is organized as follows: 00:00 - Introduction & optical probe overview, principle of operation, dividers and accessories 05:07 - Full teardown of the probe head, probe body and 500x attenuator box 09:28 - Differential probe versus an optically isolated probe architecture 11:22 - Excess noise, SNR, dynamic range, THD and auto-calibration experiments 18:13 - Measured bandwidth of probe, S-parameters, gain ripple, phase response and group delay 19:47 - Measuring a GaN switching behavior with 400V of common-mode signal swing 27:03 - Concluding remarks www.TheSignalPath.com    / thesignalpath​​​   www.Patreon.com/TheSignalPath