The amplifiers in high-speed active probes can use nontrivial amounts of power. I don't have specific numbers as the probe/scope interfaces are proprietary, but I wouldn't be surprised if some of the wired (non-isolated) probes draw multiple watts.
> I'd expect a normal optoisolator module to work for a probe like that.
Absolutely not. "Standard" optoisolators tend to be slow and have analog characteristics which are unsuitable for an oscilloscope.
> I'd expect a normal optoisolator module to work for a probe like that.
Absolutely not. "Standard" optoisolators tend to be slow and have analog characteristics which are unsuitable for an oscilloscope.