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Tektronix TDS 320 Instruction Manual (242 pages)

Two Channel Oscilloscope

Brand: Tektronix | Category: Test Equipment | Size: 4 MB

Warranty
3
Certificate of the Manufacturer/Importer
5
Bescheinigung des Herstellers/Importeurs
5
EC Declaration of Conformity
7
Table of Contents
14
List of Figures
17
List of Tables
21
Safety Summary
23
Symbols and Terms
23
Specific Precautions
24
Service Safety Summary
25
Disconnect Power
25
Related Manuals
28
Product Description
31
Options and Accessories
33
Table 1 1: VGA Output Connector Pins
33
Options A1-A5: International Power Cords
33
Warranty Plus Service Options
34
Table 1 3: Standard Accessories
35
Table 1 4: Optional Accessories
35
Accessory Probes
36
Table 1 6: Accessory Cables
36
Getting Started
37
Figure 2 1: ON/STBY Button
39
Line Fuse Replacement
40
Figure 2 2: Line Fuse Removal
40
Understanding the User Interface
41
Figure 2 3: Using Menus
42
Figure 2 4: a Pop Up" Menu
43
Compensating a Probe
45
Using the Probes
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Figure 2 5: Connecting a Probe
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Figure 2 6: Probe Compensation Setup
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Figure 2 7: Compensation Waveform
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Figure 2 8: How Probe Compensation Affects Signals
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Figure 2 9: Location of Probe Compensation Adjustment
47
Using Autoset
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Figure 2 10: the AUTOSET Button
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Table 2 1: Autoset Defaults
49
Operation
51
Figure 3 1: the TDS 320 Oscilloscope Front Panel
55
Display and Power Controls
56
Vertical Controls
57
Horizontal Controls
58
Trigger Controls
59
Miscellaneous Controls
60
Display Map
61
Rear Panel
63
Menu Maps
65
Figure 3 2: Primary Functions Menu Map
66
Figure 3 3: Secondary Functions Menu Map
67
Manipulating Waveforms
69
Vertical Operations
69
Figure 3 4: the VERTICAL MENU Button
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Figure 3 5: the Vertical Menu
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Figure 3 6: Inverting a Waveform
71
Adjust Vertical Position
71
Horizontal Operations
72
Figure 3 7: the HORIZONTAL MENU Button
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Figure 3 8: the Horizontal Menu
72
Displaying Math Waveforms
73
Figure 3 9: the MATH Button
73
Saving and Recalling Waveforms
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Figure 3 10: a Math Waveform
74
Figure 3 11: the Reference Waveform Buttons
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Figure 3 12: a Reference Waveform Menu
76
Triggering
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Edge Triggering
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Figure 3 13: the TRIGGER MENU Button
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Figure 3 14: the Edge Trigger Menu
78
Adjust Trigger Level
79
Video Triggering
80
Figure 3 15: the Video Trigger Menu
80
Figure 3 16: the Video Scan Rate Menu
81
Taking Measurements
83
Automated Measurements
83
Figure 3 17: the MEASURE Button
83
Figure 3 18: the Measure Menu and Active Measurements
84
Table 3 1: Measurement Definitions
85
Taking Measurements with Cursors
87
Figure 3 19: the CURSOR Button
88
Figure 3 20: the Cursor Menu
88
Figure 3 21: Paired Cursor Measurements of a Sine Wave
89
Controlling Acquisition
91
Figure 3 22: the ACQUIRE Button
91
Figure 3 23: the Acquire Menu
91
Select Acquisition Mode
92
Controlling the Display
93
Figure 3 24: the DISPLAY Button
93
Figure 3 25: the Display Menu
93
Making Hardcopies
95
(Option 14 Equipped Instruments Only)
95
Configuring Hard Copy Output
95
Figure 3 26: the HARDCOPY Button
95
Figure 3 27: the UTILITY Button
95
Figure 3 28: the System I/O Menu
96
Saving and Recalling Front Panel Setups
97
Figure 3 29: the SAVE/RECALL SETUP Button
97
Figure 3 30: the Save/Recall Setup Menu
97
Using the Utility Menu
99
Figure 3 31: the Utility Button
99
Figure 3 32: the Utility Pop up Menu
99
Specifications
101
Warranted Characteristics
105
Performance Conditions
105
Table 4 1: Warranted Characteristics
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Table 4 2: Warranted Characteristics
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Table 4 3: Warranted Characteristics
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Table 4 4: Power Requirements
108
Table 4 5: Warranted Characteristics
108
Typical Characteristics
109
Table 4 6: Typical Characteristics
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Table 4 7: Typical Characteristics
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Table 4 8: Typical Characteristics
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Table 4 9: Typical Characteristics
111
Nominal Traits
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Table 4 10: Nominal Traits
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Table 4 11: Nominal Traits
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Table 4 12: Nominal Traits
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Table 4 13: Nominal Traits
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Table 4 14: Nominal Traits
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Table 4 15: Nominal Traits
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Table 4 16: Nominal Traits
116
Figure 4 1: TDS 310, TDS 320, and TDS 350 Dimensions
117
Table 4 17: Nominal Traits
117
Theory of Operation
121
Logic Conventions
123
Module Overview
123
Input Signal Path
123
Figure 5 1: TDS 310, TDS 320, and TDS 350 Block Diagram
124
Communications Option
125
Low Voltage Power Supply
125
Performance Verification
127
Conventions
129
Figure 6 1: Menu Locations
130
Test Equipment
131
Test Record
131
Table 6 1: Test Equipment
131
Self Test
133
Figure 6 2: Verifying Adjustments and Signal Path Compensation
134
Functional Test
135
Figure 6 3: Hookup for Functional Test
136
Prerequisites
139
Signal Acquisition System Checks
139
Performance Tests
139
Check DC Voltage Measurement Accuracy
139
Figure 6 4: Hookup for DC Voltage Measurement Accuracy Check
140
Table 6 2: DC Accuracy
140
DC Gain Accuracy
141
Offset Accuracy
141
Check Analog Bandwidth
141
Figure 6 5: Hookup for Analog Bandwidth Check
142
Time Base System Checks
143
Figure 6 6: Measuring Analog Bandwidth
143
Check Long Term Sample Rate and Delay Time Accuracy
143
Figure 6 7: Hookup for Sample Rate Check
144
Trigger System Checks
145
Figure 6 8: Hookup for Trigger Sensitivity Check
146
Figure 6 9: Measuring Trigger Sensitivity
147
Adjustment Procedures
149
Equipment Required
151
Adjustment Interval
151
Table 7 1: Adjustment Equipment
151
Adjustment
151
The System Calibration Menu
152
Figure 7 1: the System Calibration Menu
152
Figure 7 2: Timing Compensation Waveform
153
Attenuator Adjustment
154
Monitor Adjustments
155
Figure 7 3: Attenuator Adjustment Setup and Locations
155
Figure 7 4: Monitor Adjustments
156
Maintenance
157
Inspection and Cleaning
159
Preventing ESD
159
General Care
160
Inspection and Cleaning Procedures
160
Inspection Exterior
160
Table 8 1: External Inspection Check List
161
Cleaning Procedure
161
Inspection Interior
161
Table 8 2: Internal Inspection Check List
162
Preparation Please Read
165
Removal and Replacement
165
General Instructions
165
Figure 8 1: Oscilloscope Orientation
166
Table 8 3: Tools Required for Module Removal
166
Line Fuse and Line Cord
167
Figure 8 2: Line Cord Removal
168
Front Panel Knobs and Shafts
169
Figure 8 3: Line Fuse Removal
169
Figure 8 4: Knob and Shaft Removal
170
Rear Cover, Cabinet, and Cabinet Handle
171
Figure 8 5: Rear Cover, Cabinet, and Cabinet Handle and Feet
172
Trim Ring, Menu Elastomer, Menu Buttons, and Front EMI Gaskets
173
Figure 8 6: Trim Ring, Menu Elastomer, and Menu Buttons Removal
173
Figure 8 7: EMI Gasket Removal and Installation
174
Front Panel Assembly and Menu Flex Circuit
175
Figure 8 8: Front Panel Assembly and Menu Flex Circuit Removal
175
Main Board Assembly
176
Figure 8 9: Main Board Removal
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Monitor Assembly
178
Figure 8 10: Monitor Assembly Removal
179
Power Supply Assembly
180
Figure 8 11: Low Voltage Power Supply Removal
181
Option 14 Assembly
182
Fan and Fan Mount
183
Figure 8 12: Option 14 Assembly Removal
183
Removal
184
Figure 8 13: Fan and Fan Mount Removal
184
Troubleshooting
185
Figure 8 14: the Diagnostics Menu
185
Figure 8 15: the Error Log
186
Troubleshooting Procedure
187
Figure 8 16: Main Board Cal Jumper
187
Figure 8 17: Primary Troubleshooting Procedure
188
Figure 8 18: Module Isolation Troubleshooting Procedure
189
Figure 8 19: Front Panel/Processor Troubleshooting Procedure
190
Figure 8 20: Monitor Troubleshooting Procedure
191
Figure 8 21: J901 Pin 7 Signal
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Figure 8 22: J901 Pin 2 Signal
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Figure 8 23: J901 Pin 5 Signal
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Figure 8 24: Power Supply Troubleshooting Procedure
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Table 8 4: Power Supply Secondary Voltages
195
Figure 8 25: Power Supply Connector Locations
196
Figure 8 26: Supply Overload Troubleshooting Procedure
197
Figure 8 27: I/O Interfaces Option Troubleshooting Procedure
198
Repackaging Instructions
199
Electrical Parts List
201
Mechanical Parts List
209
Parts Ordering Information
211
Replaceable Parts
211
Module Replacement
211
Using the Replaceable Parts List
212
Item Names
212
Cross Index - Mfr. Code Number to Manufacturer
213
Figure 11 1: Cabinet and Front Panel Assembly
216
Figure 11 2: CRT, Power Supply, and Circuit Boards
221
Figure 11 3: Accessories
222

Tektronix TDS 320 Service Manual (200 pages)

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Brand: Tektronix | Category: Test Equipment | Size: 3 MB

Tektronix TDS 320 Service Manual (200 pages)

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