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Tektronix AFG3101 Programmer's Manual

Tektronix AFG3101 Programmer's Manual (232 pages)

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Brand: Tektronix | Category: Portable Generator | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
6
Getting Started
15
Figure 1-1: Dual-Channel Model
17
Figure 1-2: Front Panel Controls
18
Action Buttons
19
Figure 1-3: Waveform Parameter and Graph Display
20
Figure 1-4: Graph Comparison
20
Figure 1-5: Waveform Parameter Comparison (CH1 Selected)
21
Figure 1-6: Waveform Parameter Comparison (CH2 Selected)
21
Figure 1-7: Run Mode Menu (Continuous)
24
Function Buttons
24
Shortcut Buttons
25
Display Area and Screen Interface
27
Figure 1-9: Level Meter
28
Figure 1-10: Graphical Representation of Button Status
29
Waveform Parameters and Numeric Input
30
Figure 1-11: Default Display
30
Figure 1-12: Frequency/Period/Phase Menu
30
Numeric Input
31
Figure 1-13: Screen Display with Frequency Active
31
Figure 1-14: Screen Display with Frequency Active
31
Figure 1-15: Screen Display with Frequency Active
31
Figure 1-16: Screen Display with Frequency Active
32
Figure 1-17: Amplitude/Level Menu
32
Figure 1-18: PWM Sample Screen
33
Figure 1-19: PWM Parameter Menu (Freq Is Selected)
33
Figure 1-20: PWM Parameter Menu (Period Is Selected)
34
Figure 1-21: Rear Panel Connectors
35
Syntax and Commands
37
Figure 2-1: Command Message Elements
41
Figure 2-2: Example of SCPI Subsystem Hierarchy Tree
42
Figure 2-3: Example of Abbreviating a Command
44
Figure 2-4: Example of Chaining Commands and Queries
45
Figure 2-5: Example of Omitting Root and Lower Level Nodes
45
Command Groups
47
Command Descriptions
53
Abort (no Query Form)
53
Display Contrast
57
Display[:Window]:Text:clear (no Query Form)
59
Memory:state:delete (no Query Form)
63
Mmemory:delete (no Query Form)
66
Mmemory:load:state (no Query Form)
67
Mmemory:load:trace (no Query Form)
67
Output[1|2]:Impedance
71
Output[1|2]:Polarity
72
Output[1|2][:State]
72
Output:trigger:mode
73
Psc
74
RCL (no Query Form)
74
RST (no Query Form)
75
SAV (no Query Form)
75
[Source[1|2]]:Am[:Depth]
76
[Source[1|2]]:Am:internal:frequency
77
[Source[1|2]]:Am:internal:function
78
[Source[1|2]]:Am:internal:function:efile
79
[Source[1|2]]:Am:source
79
[Source[1|2]]:Am:state
80
[Source[1|2]]:Burst:mode
80
[Source[1|2]]:Burst:ncycles
81
[Source[1|2]]:Burst[:State]
82
[Source[1|2]]:Burst:tdelay
83
[Source[1|2]]:Combine:feed
84
[Source[1|2]]:Fm[:Deviation]
85
[Source[1|2]]:Fm:internal:frequency
86
[Source[1|2]]:Fm:internal:function
87
[Source[1|2]]:Fm:internal:function:efile
88
[Source[1|2]]:Fm:source
88
[Source[1|2]]:Fm:state
89
[Source[1|2]]:Frequency:center
90
[Source[1|2]]:Frequency:concurrent[:State]
91
[Source[1|2]]:Frequency[:Cw|:Fixed]
92
[Source[1|2]]:Frequency:mode
93
[Source[1|2]]:Frequency:span
94
[Source[1|2]]:Frequency:start
95
[Source[1|2]]:Frequency:stop
96
[Source[1|2]]:Fskey[:Frequency]
97
[Source[1|2]]:Fskey:internal:rate
97
[Source[1|2]]:Fskey:source
98
[Source[1|2]]:Fskey:state
98
[Source[1|2]]:Function:efile
99
[Source[1|2]]:Function:ramp:symmetry
99
[Source[1|2]]:Function[:Shape]
100
[Source[1|2]]:Phase[:Adjust]
101
[Source[1|2]]:Phase:initiate (no Query Form)
102
[Source[1|2]]:Pm[:Deviation]
102
[Source[1|2]]:Pm:internal:frequency
103
[Source[1|2]]:Pm:internal:function
104
[Source[1|2]]:Pm:internal:function:efile
105
[Source[1|2]]:Pm:source
105
[Source[1|2]]:Pm:state
106
Source<3|4>:Power[:Level][:Immediate][:Amplitude]
107
[Source[1|2]]:Pulse:dcycle
108
[Source[1|2]]:Pulse:delay
108
[Source[1|2]]:Pulse:hold
109
[Source[1|2]]:Pulse:period
110
[Source[1|2]]:Pulse:transition[:Leading]
110
[Source[1|2]]:Pulse:transition:trailing
111
[Source[1|2]]:Pulse:width
112
[Source[1|2]]:Pwm:internal:frequency
113
[Source[1|2]]:Pwm:internal:function
114
[Source[1|2]]:Pwm:internal:function:efile
115
[Source[1|2]]:Pwm:source
115
[Source[1|2]]:Pwm:state
116
[Source[1|2]]:Pwm[:Deviation]:Dcycle
117
[Source]:Roscillator:source
118
[Source[1|2]]:Sweep:htime
118
[Source[1|2]]:Sweep:mode
119
[Source[1|2]]:Sweep:rtime
120
[Source[1|2]]:Sweep:spacing
120
[Source[1|2]]:Sweep:time
121
[Source[1|2]]:Voltage:concurrent[:State]
122
[Source[1|2]]:Voltage[:Level][:Immediate]:High
123
[Source[1|2]]:Voltage[:Level][:Immediate]:Low
124
[Source[1|2]]:Voltage[:Level][:Immediate]:Offset
125
[Source[1|2]]:Voltage[:Level][:Immediate][:Amplitude]
126
[Source[1|2]]:Voltage:limit:high
127
[Source[1|2]]:Voltage:limit:low
128
[Source[1|2]]:Voltage:unit
129
Sre
130
Status:operation:condition
131
Status:operation:enable
131
Status:operation[:Event]
132
Status:preset (no Query Form)
132
Status:questionable:condition
133
Status:questionable:enable
133
Status:questionable[:Event]
134
Stb
134
System:beeper[:Immediate] (no Query Form)
135
System:beeper:state
135
System:error[:Next]
136
System:kclick[:State]
136
System:klock[:State]
137
System:password:cdisable (no Query Form)
137
System:password[:Cenable] (no Query Form)
138
System:password[:Cenable]:State
138
System:password:new (no Query Form)
139
System:security:immediate (no Query Form)
139
System:ulanguage
140
System:version
140
Trace|Data:catalog
141
Trace|Data:copy (no Query Form)
141
Trace|Data[:Data]
142
Trace|Data[:Data]:Line (no Query Form)
143
Trace|Data[:Data]:Value
144
Trace|Data:define (no Query Form)
145
Trace|Data:delete[:Name] (no Query Form)
146
Trace|Data:lock[:State]
146
Trace|Data:points
147
TRG (no Query Form)
147
Trigger[:Sequence]:Slope
148
Trigger[:Sequence]:Source
148
Trigger[:Sequence]:Timer
149
Trigger[:Sequence][:Immediate] (no Query Form)
149
Tst
150
WAI (no Query Form)
150
Status and Events
151
Status Reporting Structure
153
Figure 3-1: Error and Event Handling Process
154
Registers
156
Status Registers
156
Figure 3-2: the Status Byte Register (SBR)
157
Table 3-1: SBR Bit Functions
157
Figure 3-3: the Standard Event Status Register (SESR)
158
Table 3-2: SESR Bit Functions
158
Figure 3-4: Operation Condition Register (OCR)
159
Table 3-3: OCR Bit Functions
159
Figure 3-5: Questionable Condition Register (QCR)
160
Table 3-4: QCR Bit Functions
160
Figure 3-6: Event Status Enable Register (ESER)
161
Figure 3-7: Service Request Enable Register (SRER)
161
Figure 3-8: Operation Enable Register (OENR)
161
Queues
162
Figure 3-9: Questionable Enable Register (QENR)
162
Messages and Codes
163
Table 3-5: Definition of Event Codes
163
Table 3-6: Command Error Messages
163
Execution Errors
165
Table 3-7: Execution Error Messages
165
Table 3-8: Device-Specific Error Messages
167
Table 3-9: Query Errors
167
Table 3-10: Power-On Events
167
Table 3-11: User Request Events
168
Table 3-12: Request Control Events
168
Table 3-13: Operation Complete Events
168
Table 3-14: Device Errors
169
Programming Examples
171
Appendix A: Accessories and Options
179
Options
179
Table A-1: Options
179
Accessories
180
Table A-2: Standard Accessories
180
Table A-3: Optional Accessories
180
Figure A-1: Fuse Adapter
182
Appendix B: General Care and Cleaning
183
General Care
183
Cleaning
183
Appendix C: SCPI Conformance Information
185
Table C-1: SCPI Conformance Information
185
Appendix D: Default Setup
189
Table D-1: Default Settings
189
Appendix E: Reference
191
Menu System
191
Menu Structure
192
Table E-1: Sine/Square Menu
193
Table E-2: Ramp Menu
194
Table E-3: Pulse Menu
194
Table E-4: Arb Menu
195
Table E-5: more Menu
196
Table E-6: Modulation Parameter Menu
197
Figure E-1: Sweep Type
199
Table E-7: Sweep Parameter Menu
199
Figure E-2: Frequency Sweep
200
Table E-8: Burst Parameter Menu
201
Table E-9: Output Menu
202
Table E-10: Save/Recall Menu
203
Table E-11: Edit Menu
204
Figure E-3: Number of Points
206
Table E-12: Operations Submenu
207
Figure E-4: Using the Cursor (Line Edit
208
Figure E-5: Line Edit Example
209
Figure E-6: Operation - Edit by Data Point
209
Figure E-7: Cut Example
210
Figure E-8: Paste at Beginning
211
Figure E-9: Paste at End
212
Table E-13: Utility Menu
213
File Operations
220
Figure E-10: Browse Waveform Files (USB Memory)
220
Figure E-11: Write as - Character Entry Box
222
Figure E-12: Recall Menu (Internal)
223
Figure E-13: Save as - Character Entry Box
224
Index
225

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Tektronix AFG3101 Service Manual

Tektronix AFG3101 Service Manual (164 pages)

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Brand: Tektronix | Category: Portable Generator | Size: 8 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
General Safety Summary
11
Service Safety Summary
13
Environmental Considerations
15
Preface
17
Finding Other Information
18
Manual Conventions
18
Introduction
19
Performance Verification Procedures
19
Strategy for Servicing
19
Tektronix Service Offerings
20
Specifications

21
- Performance Conditions
  23
- Electrical
  23
- Table 1-1: Operation Mode
  23
- Table 1-2: Waveforms
  24
- Table 1-3: Frequency and Period
  24
- Table 1-4: Phase (Except DC, Noise, and Pulse)
  26
- Table 1-5: Lead Delay (Pulse)
  26
- Table 1-6: Amplitude
  26
- Table 1-7: DC Offset
  27
- Table 1-8: Internal Noise Add
  27
- Table 1-9: Output Characteristics
  28
- Table 1-10: Modulation
  31
- Inputs/Outputs
  33
- Table 1-11: Front Panel
  33
- General
  34
- Table 1-12: Rear Panel
  34
- Table 1-13: System Characteristics
  34
- Table 1-14: Power
  35
- Table 1-15: Environmental
  35
- Certifications and Compliances
  36
- Figure 1-1: AFG3000 Series Dimensions
  39
- Figure 1-2: RM3100 Rackmount Dimensions
  39
Operating Information

41
- Operating Basics
  43
- General Features
  43
- Table 2-1: General Features
  43
- Installation
  44
- Figure 2-1: Front Size
  44
- Protect Your Instrument from Misuse
  45
- Figure 2-2: Output and Input Connectors
  45
- Figure 2-3: Fuse Adapter
  45
- Floating Ground
  46
- Figure 2-4: Grounding Equivalent Circuit
  46
- Protect Your DUT
  47
- Powering the Instrument on and off
  48
- Self Test and Self Calibration
  49
- Getting Acquainted with Your Instrument
  50
- Figure 2-5: Front-Panel Controls
  50
- Figure 2-6: Rear Panel
  51
- Screen Interface
  52
- Figure 2-7: Screen Interface
  52
Theory of Operation

53
Performance Verification

61
- Self Tests
  63
- Performance Tests
  65
- Table 4-1: Performance Test Items
  65
- Table 4-2: Test Equipment
  66
- Test Record
  67
- Frequency/Period Test
  82
- Figure 4-1: Frequency/Period Tests
  82
- Amplitude Test
  83
- Figure 4-2: 50 Ohm Terminator Accuracy
  83
- Figure 4-3: Amplitude Tests
  83
- DC Offset Test
  85
- Figure 4-4: 50 Ohm Terminator Accuracy
  85
- Figure 4-5: DC Offset Tests
  86
- AC Flatness Test
  88
- Figure 4-6: AC Flatness Tests
  88
- Harmonics Distortion Test
  90
- Figure 4-7: Harmonic Distortion Tests
  90
- Total Harmonic Distortion Test
  92
- Figure 4-8: Total Harmonic Distortion Tests
  92
- Spurious Test
  94
- Figure 4-9: Spurious Tests
  94
- Rise-Fall Time Test
  97
- Figure 4-10: Rise-Fall Time Tests
  97
Adjustment Procedures

99
- Purpose
  101
- Table 5-1: Adjustments Performed after Repair
  101
- Equipment Required
  102
- Table 5-2: Test Equipment
  102
- Performance Conditions
  103
- Enable the Service Mode
  103
- Save Menu
  103
- Clear CAL Data Menu
  103
- Reference Clock
  104
- Figure 5-1: Reference Clock Adjustment
  104
- LF Adjustment
  105
- Figure 5-2: LF Adjustment
  105
- Flatness Adjustment
  106
- Figure 5-3: Flatness Adjustment
  106
- Spurious Adjustment
  108
- Figure 5-4: Spurious Adjustment
  108
- Trigger Delay Adjustment
  110
- Figure 5-5: Trigger Delay Adjustment
  110
- Setting the Serial Number
  112
- Setting the MAC Address
  112
Maintenance

113
- Preparation
  115
- Preventing ESD
  115
- Inspection and Cleaning
  116
- Table 6-1: External Inspection Check List
  117
- Table 6-2: Internal Inspection Check List
  118
- Removal and Installation Procedures
  121
- Adjustment after Repair
  121
- List of Modules
  121
- Summary of Procedures
  122
- Tools Required
  122
- Figure 6-1: Disassembly Order
  122
- Flip Feet
  123
- Figure 6-2: Removing and Installing the Flip Feet
  123
- Front-Panel Knob
  124
- Rear Case
  124
- Figure 6-3: Rear Case Removal
  124
- Figure 6-4: Pasting the Urethane Foam Gaskets
  125
- Top Cover
  126
- Front Case
  126
- Figure 6-5: Top Cover Removal
  126
- A75 Front-Panel Board
  127
- Figure 6-6: Front Case Removal
  127
- Figure 6-7: A75 Front-Panel Board Removal
  127
- Display Module
  128
- Output Board (Afg310X, Afg325X)
  128
- Figure 6-8: Display Module Removal
  128
- Separation of Rear Module and Main Chassis
  129
- Figure 6-9: Output Board Removal
  129
- Figure 6-10: Separation of the Rear Module and Main Chassis
  130
- Figure 6-11: Pull out the Rear Module
  130
- Inverter
  131
- Figure 6-12: Inverter Removal
  131
- Figure 6-13: Inverter Installation
  131
- Fan
  132
- Figure 6-14: Fan Removal
  132
- Power Supply
  133
- Figure 6-15: Power Supply Removal
  133
- A72 CPU Board
  134
- Figure 6-16: Remove the BNC Connectors
  134
- A82 BNC Insulator Board
  135
- Figure 6-17: CPU Board Removal
  135
- Generator Board
  136
- Figure 6-18: Generator Board Removal
  136
- A81 BNC Insulator Board, BNC Bracket
  137
- Figure 6-19: A81 BNC Insulator Board and BNC Bracket Removal
  137
- Troubleshooting
  139
- Required Tools and Equipment
  139
- Troubleshooting Tree
  139
- Table 6-3: Required Equipment
  139
- Figure 6-20: Platform Troubleshooting Procedure
  140
- Figure 6-21: Generator Troubleshooting Procedure
  141
- Diagnostics
  142
- Calibration
  143
- Error Codes
  144
- Table 6-4: Error Codes
  144
- Diagrams
  147
- Figure 7-1: Interconnection for AFG3011
  149
- Figure 7-2: Interconnection for Afg302Xb
  150
- Figure 7-3: Interconnection for Afg310X and Afg325X
  151
Diagrams

153
- Replaceable Parts List
  153
- Parts Ordering Information
  155
- Using the Replaceable Parts List
  156
- Figure 8-1: Exploded Diagram
  161
- Figure 8-2: Rear Modules
  164

Tektronix AFG3101 Quick Start User Manual

Tektronix AFG3101 Quick Start User Manual (108 pages)

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Brand: Tektronix | Category: Portable Generator | Size: 5 MB

Table of Contents

Contacting Tektronix
2
Warranty
3
Table of Contents
5
General Safety Summary
7
To Avoid Fire or Personal Injury
7
Symbols and Terms
8
Environmental Considerations
9
Preface
11
Documentation
11
Conventions Used in this Manual
12
Quick Tutorial
13
To Generate a Sine Waveform
14
Quick Tips
15
Accessing Help
16
Getting Started
17
General Features
17
Before Installation
18
Operating Requirements
18
Power Supply Requirements
18
Standard Accessories
19
Recommended Accessories
20
Powering the Instrument on and off
20
Power off
20
To Change Instrument Settings at Power-On
21
Self Test and Self Calibration
22
Selecting a Local Language
23
Protect Your Instrument from Misuse
24
Floating Ground
25
Protect Your DUT
26
Quick Tip
26
Update Your Instrument Firmware
27
Connect to a Network
30
Usb Interface
30
Ethernet Setup
30
Equivalent Output Circuits
33
Overheat Protection (AFG3011 Only)
34
Getting Acquainted with Your Instrument
35
Front Panel Overview
35
Screen Interface
36
View Button
37
Quick Tips
37
Shortcut Buttons
38
Default Setup
39
Select Waveform
40
Select Run Mode
42
Adjust Waveform Parameters
43
Channel Select (Dual-Channel Model Only)
45
Output ON/OFF
45
Rear Panel
46
Operating Basics
47
Generate a Pulse Waveform
47
Save/Recall Arbitrary Waveforms
48
Generate an Arbitrary Waveform
49
Modify an Arbitrary Waveform (Edit Menu)
50
Generate Noise/DC
53
Generate a Burst Waveform
54
Sweep a Waveform
56
Modulate a Waveform
58
Trigger out
62
Adjusting Parameters of Two Channel Signals (Dual-Channel Model Only)
64
Frequency (Period)
65
Set up Load Impedance
66
Invert Waveform Polarity
67
Add Noise
68
Add Signal (AFG3100 and AFG3200 Series)
69
Generating a Differential Signal
70
External Reference Clock (Except AFG3021B and AFG3022B)
71
Synchronous Operation (Except AFG3021B and AFG3022B)
72
USB Memory
74
Utility Menu
75
Save/Recall Instrument Setup
77
Saving a Screen Image
78
Using the Security Menu
79
Access Protection
79
Changing the Password
80
Arbexpress
81
Basic Operations
83
Application Examples
87
Lissajous Patterns
87
Measurement of Filter Characteristics
88
Motor Speed Control by Pulse-Width Modulation
89
Carrier Null (Frequency Modulation)
90
Specifications
91
Electrical (Except AFG3011)
91
Electrical (AFG3011)
96
Inputs/Outputs
100
General
101
EC Declaration of Conformity - EMC
102
Australia/New Zealand Declaration of Conformity - EMC
102
Instrument Dimensions
103
Index
105

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Tektronix AFG3101 User Manual

Tektronix AFG3101 User Manual (113 pages)

arbitrary function generator afg3000 series; afg3000c series;

Brand: Tektronix | Category: Inverter | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
7
List of Figures
9
Environmental Considerations
11
Preface
13
Getting Started
15
Instrument Interface, Front Panel, and Rear Panel
39
- Front Panel Overview
  39
- Parts of the Screen Interface
  40
- View Button
  41
- Shortcut Buttons
  43
- Default Setup
  44
- Select Waveform
  45
- Select Run Mode
  49
- Adjust Waveform Parameters
  50
- Channel Select (Dual-Channel Model Only)
  52
- Output ON/OFF
  53
- Rear Panel
  54
Operating Basics
55
- Quick Tutorial: How to Select a Waveform and Adjust Parameters
  55
- Quick Tutorial: How to Generate a Sine Waveform
  55
- Quick Tutorial: Instrument Help System
  58
- Generate a Pulse Waveform
  59
- Save/Recall Arbitrary Waveforms
  61
- Generate an Arbitrary Waveform
  62
- Modify an Arbitrary Waveform (Edit Menu)
  63
- Generate Noise/DC
  67
- Generate a Burst Waveform
  68
- Sweep a Waveform
  69
- Modulate a Waveform
  72
- Trigger out
  77
- Adjusting Parameters of Two Channel Signals (Dual-Channel Models Only)
  79
- Set up Load Impedance
  82
- Invert Waveform Polarity
  83
- Add Noise
  84
- Add Signal (AFG3100 and AFG3200 Series)
  85
- Generating a Differential Signal
  86
- External Reference Clock
  88
- Synchronous Operation
  89
- USB Memory
  91
- Utility Menu
  92
- Save/Recall Instrument Setup
  94
- Saving a Screen Image
  95
- Using the Security Menu
  95
- Arbexpress
  98
Application Examples
105
Index
111

Tektronix AFG3101 Technical Reference

Tektronix AFG3101 Technical Reference (77 pages)

Arbitrary Function Generators

Brand: Tektronix | Category: Portable Generator | Size: 0 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
General Safety Summary
6
Service Safety Summary
9
Preface
11
Table 1: Supported Products
11
Finding Other Information
12
Manual Conventions
12
Specifications
13
Electrical Specifications
13
Table 2: Operating Mode
13
Table 3: Waveforms
14
Table 4: (Category) Specifications
14
Table 5: Phase (Except DC, Noise, and Pulse)
17
Table 6: Lead Delay (Pulse)
17
Table 7: Amplitude
17
Table 8: DC Offset
18
Table 9: Internal Noise Add
19
Table 10: Output Characteristics
19
Table 11: Modulation
23
Input and Output Specifications
26
Table 12: Front Panel
26
Table 13: Rear Panel
26
General Specifications
27
Table 14: Power
27
Table 15: Environmental
27
Table 16: System Characteristics
27
Figure 1: AFG3000 Series Dimensions
29
Figure 2: RM3100 Rackmount Dimensions
29
Performance Verification
31
Self Tests
31
Error Codes
33
Table 17: Error Codes
33
Performance Tests
35
Table 18: Performance Test Items
35
Test Record
37
Table 19: Test Equipment
37
Table 20: AFG3000 Series Performance Test Record
38
Frequency/Period Test
59
Figure 3: Frequency/Period Test
59
Amplitude Test
60
Figure 4: 50 Ω Terminator Accuracy
60
Figure 5: Amplitude Test
60
DC Offset Test
62
Figure 6: 50 Ω Terminator Accuracy
62
Figure 7: DC Offset Tests
62
AC Flatness Test
64
Figure 8: 50 Ω Terminator Accuracy
64
Figure 9: 1 Khz Setup for AC Flatness Test
64
Figure 10: >1 Khz Setup for AC Flatness Test
65
Harmonics Distortion Test
67
Figure 11: Harmonic Distortion Tests
67
Total Harmonic Distortion Test
70
Figure 12: Total Harmonic Distortion Tests
70
Spurious Test
72
Figure 13: Spurious Tests
72
Rise-Fall Time Test
75
Figure 14: Rise-Fall Time Tests
75

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