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Tektronix 535 Calibration Procedure

Suggested factory calibration procedure

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SUGGESTED
FACTORY CALIBRATION PROCEDURE
Preset front-panel controls as follows:*
POWER SWITCH— OFF.
Main Sweep TRIGGERING LEVEL— 0.
"
»
STABILITY— CCW.
TRIGCER SLOPE— *INT.
TRIGGERING MODE— AC SLOW.
TIME/CM— 10 milli sec.
MULTIPLIER— XI.
5X MAGNIFIER— OFF.
HORIZONTAL DISPLAY— MAIN SWEEP NORMAL.
Preset R6U to CW,
trol without shaft, situated at right center of top deck.)
Preset DELAY STOP ADJ to about 30° from CCW stop.
The following controls may be left at the settings where they are found—
that is, they do not require presetting:
being a small screwdriver-slot control mounted on the MULTIPLIER switch bracket.
Preset the remaining fourteen internal screwdriver-slotted controls to MS.
Preset the following capacitors to MS:
With no plug-in unit in position, check the resistances to ground of the
lowvoltage power supplies.
as a general guide that the resistance of the -1^0-volt supply usually runs in the
neighborhood of I;,000 to 5,000 ohms.
are progressively higher as you go to more positive voltages.
ply might be expected to have a resistance of about 50,000 ohms.)
plies appear to have the same resistance values, you should check for a possible
short circuit between them.
Carry out the following calibration procedure:
1.
To check relay time delay.— Remove high-voltage oscillator tube V803 (6AU5).
With power-test plug-in unit in position, turn POWER switch on.
the time required for the relay to operate lies between 15 sec and U5 sec.
(The thermal time-delay relay, K700, is rated for a U5-sec delay when 6
volts are applied to it.
relay is actually operated with about
may be appreciably less than U5 sec as a result.) Observe by the flickering
of neon lamp NE95, located above VbO on the sweep chassis, that the main sweep
■ " •Front-panel controls are indicated by UNDERLINED CAPITALS.
are indicated by PLAIN CAPITALS.
CCW, counter-clockwise; MS, mid-scale.
August, 1956
Revised
960
November, i
TYPE 535
Serial Numbers 101 through
Delaying Sweep TRIGGERING LEVEL— 0.
SLOPE (toggle)— *.
ATTEN. (toggle)— XI.
TIME/CM OR DELAY TIME— 1 millisec
HORIZONTAL POSITION— MS.
VERNIER— MS.
CALIBRATOR— OFF.
INTENSITY— CCW.
(This is a small screwdriver-slotted potentiometer con­
(l) CAL ADJ, and (2) R99M— the latter
C 2 h 0
(While no tolerances are specified, it may be stated
The resistances of the remaining supplies
In the interest of positive contact operation, the
9
These abbreviations are used:
60kk
»
»
STABILITY-CCW.
C2Sh>
,
C278, C286.
volts applied, and the operating time
Internal adjustments
The 500-volt sup­
If any two sup­
Check that
CW, clockwise;
FD-535-1

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Summary of Contents for Tektronix 535

  • Page 1 TYPE 535 60kk Serial Numbers 101 through SUGGESTED FACTORY CALIBRATION PROCEDURE Preset front-panel controls as follows:* Delaying Sweep TRIGGERING LEVEL— 0. POWER SWITCH— OFF. » » STABILITY-CCW. Main Sweep TRIGGERING LEVEL— 0. SLOPE (toggle)— *. " » STABILITY— CCW. ATTEN. (toggle)— XI.
  • Page 2 10 millivolts for the -150-volt, +100-volt ana + -volt supplies, and that the ripple does not exceed millivolts for the +350-volt and the + -volt *It is assumed that a Type 531 test oscilloscope is used. August, 1956 FD-535- 2...
  • Page 3 (Measure between the -l50-volt supply output, and the first left-hand terminal of the ceramic strip adjacent to the CRT GEOM ADJ control. Use the 1200-volt range on the voltmeter.) Check regulation of the -1350-volt output between these limits: August, 1956 FD-535-3...
  • Page 4 Connect VERT. SIG. OUT to TRIGGER OR EXT. SWEEP IN. With EXT. SWEEP ATTEN. switch at XI and with SLOPE toggle switch at +, adjust Delaying Sweep STABILITY for stable sweep. Increase INTENSITY setting if necessary to view trace. FD-535-ii August, 1956...
  • Page 5 (when the SWEEP LENGTH control on the top deck of the oscilloscope, and the positioning controls, are set so that the display lies entirely within the graticule.) FD-535-0 August, 1906...
  • Page 6 Be sure that the red VARIABLE knob on the VOLTS/CM control is fully CW. A deflection of 2 cm should be obtained. Other positions of the calibrator attenuator should be checked similarly. results should be those tabulated, within ±2$: August, 1956 -535-6...
  • Page 7 "0" on the panel, and tighten the knob on the shaft. Recheck that a voltmeter reading of zero is ob­ tained when the knob index is at "0". Remove the voltmeter connections. August, 1956 -535-7...
  • Page 8 Main Sweep TRIGGERING LEVEL— 0. TIME/CM— 100 usee. 5X MAGNIFIER— OFF. Main Sweep STABILITY— CCW. MULTIPLIER— XI. TRIGGER SLOPE— +LINE. INTENSITY— CCW. TRIGGERING MODE— AC SLOW. HORIZ. DISPLAY— MAIN SWEEP NORMAL Settings of test oscilloscope: TIME/CM— 1 millisec. TRIGGER SLOPE— +LINE. FD-535-8 August, 1956...
  • Page 9 TIME/CM— 100 jisec. Main Sweep STABILITY— CCW. MULTIPLIER— XI TRIGGER SLOPE— +INT. 5X MAGNIFIER— OFF. TRIGGERING MODE— AC AUTO. HORIZ. DISPLAY— MAIN SWEEP NORMAL Use no signal input. Operation in the AC AUTO mode is indicated if, upon August, 1956 FD-535-9...
  • Page 10 Next, turn the 5X MAGNIFIER off, and increase the Output Amplitude setting of — the Type 105 so that a horizontal deflection of about 2 cm is again obtained. Adjust C251i (near C2U0) for best square wave reproduction. -535- August, 1956...
  • Page 11 CRT vertical plates, are well away from each other and fran other objects. *There is a possibility, as these instructions are being prepared, that the 53/51lK plug-in unit may later be specified for this step, rather than the special high- frequency plug-in unit mentioned above. August, 1956 FD-535-11...
  • Page 12 Preset L370 and L380 (in vertical output amplifier) so that the slugs pro­ ject about 3/l6" below the lowest turns of the coils, as seen when the light source is placed on the opposite side of the translucent coil form from the viewer.
  • Page 13 Type 190. A 52-ohm terminating resistor should be inserted between the out­ put cable attenuator of the Type 190 and the input connector of the oscilloscope. August, 1956 -535-13...
  • Page 14 LENGTH control lie between 10.3 and 10.8 cm. Remove the "resistance selector" cables from the Type 535. Connect a ig-watt carbon resistor (R181-B) having the value shown on the left dial of the "resistance selector" between the upper ends of R182 and R180.
  • Page 15 Display 1-millisec markers f rom Type 180, and adjust Main Sweep STABILITY and Main Sweep TRIGGERING LEVEL controls for stable display. Keeping the second marker precisely beneath the 1-cm graticule line with the HORIZON­ TAL POSITION control, adjust R99M (on Main Sweep TIHE/CM switch bracket) so that the tenth marker falls precisely under the -cm graticule line.
  • Page 16 ±l/o. Set TIME/CM at 0.1 psec and MULTIPLIER at XI. Display 10-mc sine waves from the Type 180. Touch up C25U and adjust C267 (the latter is mounted near the August, 1956 -535-16...
  • Page 17 MAG. GAD? control) for best linearity and timing of the display, ob­ taining one cycle of the sine wave for each cm of graticule length, over C2$h the middle cm of graticule length. Settings of and C267 interact; C25it serves principally to set the sweep speed, while C267 serves princi­ pally as a linearity adjustment.
  • Page 18 c• Turn the HORIZCNTALPOSITION knob CW until the left end of the display be­ comes visible. Now turn the knob a short way CCW until the first few cycles, which are obviously nonlinear, are positioned off the left end of the screen. Check the trace for eight cycles of the sine wave over the middle cm of the graticule length.
  • Page 19 Here, the coincidence of the marker with the start of the main sweep is seen directly.) Adjustment of the DELAY START ADJ. control produces approximately equal effects at the 1-cm and at the 9-cm positions. Adjustment of the DELAY August, 1936 FD-535-19...
  • Page 20 Also, in each operation, use a marker period selection on the Type 535 which is suitable for the range being checked on the Type 535 Delaying Sweep TIME/CM switch.) FD-535-20...
  • Page 21 Therefore, Parts c and d must be repeated several times, or until the same deviations from and~ dial readings occur for coincidence of the left end of the trace brightening with the -cm or with the -cm marker. August, 1956 FD-535-21...
  • Page 22 As a general guide, the horizontal interval from the end of retrace to beginning of trace usually has a duration of 5 psec or more. This does not apply to the Delaying Sweep ranges of psec, psec and psec. -535-22 August, 19^6...
  • Page 23 (220K precision), which are connected in the plate circuit of Vlb3A. To check waveforms available on panel terminals.— Observe waveforms as follows with test oscilloscope: +GATB, MAIN SWEEP.— This should be a rectangular wave with an amplitude of August, 1956 FD-535-23...
  • Page 24 The amplitude of reproduc­ tion is about volts for each centimeter .of deflection. 6.3 V 1A. AC.— Using the 2X probe, you should set the test oscilloscope as follows: TRIGGER SLOPE— i-LINE. VOLTS/CM— 2 AC. TIME/CM— 1 millisec. MULTIPLIER— X5. August, 1956 FD-535-2U...
  • Page 25 A wave of approximately sinusoidal form and of about 18 volts (9 divi­ sions) peak-to-peak amplitude should be observed. To check reset of Main Sweep.— Settings: 5X MAGNIFIER-OFF. Main Sweep TRIGGERING LEVEL— 0. Delaying Sweep TRIGGERING LEVEL— 0, TRIGGER SLOPE— +INT. Delaying Sweep STABILITY—...