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DELAYED
SWEEPOSCILLOSCOPE
CS-2150
150MHz
QUAD-TRACE
OSCILLOSCOPE
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
CONTENTS
SAFETY
2
FEATURES
3
SPECIFICATIONS
3
PREPARATION
FORUSE6
CONTROLS
ANDINDICATORS
FRONTPANEL
7
REAR
PANEL
13
OPERATION
[1]
NORMAL
SWEEPDISPLAYOPERATION
14
[2]
MAGNIFIEDSWEEPOPERATION
15
[3]
DELAYEDSWEEPOPERATION
1
5
[4]
ALTERNATINGSWEEPOPERATION
16
[5]
DUALSWEEPOPERATION
16
[6]
X-YOPERATION
17
[7]
SINGLESWEEPOPERATION
17
[8]
DUALAND
QUAD
TRACEOPERATION
17
[9]
CASCADEDOPERATION
1
7
APPLICATION
PROBE
COMPENSATION
18
TRACE
ROTATIONCOMPENSATION
18
DCVOLTAGEMEASUREMENTS
18
MEASUREMENTOFTHEVOLTAGEBETWEEN
TWOPOINTS
ONA
WAVEFORM
19
ELIMINATION
OF
UNDESIREDSIGNAL
COMPONENTS
19
TIME
MEASUREMENTS
20
FREQUENCY
MEASUREMENTS
20
PULSE
WIDTHMEASUREMENTS
21
PULSE
RISETIME
ANDFALLTIME
MEASUREMENTS
21
TIME
DIFFERENCEMEASUREMENTS
22
PHASE
DIFFERENCEMEASUREMENTS
23
RELATIVE
MEASUREMENTS
23
PULSE
JITTER
MEASUREMENTS
25
SWEEP
MULTIPLICATION
25
DELAYED
SWEEPTIMEMEASUREMENTS
26
PULSE
WIDTHMEASUREMENTSUSING
DELAYED
SWEEP
26
FREQUENCY
MEASUREMENTSUSING
DELAYED
SWEEP
27
PULSE
REPETITION
TIME
27
USINGDELAYEDSWEEPFORMEASUREMENT
OF
RISETIMES
AND
FALLTIMES
28
TIME
DIFFERENCEMEASUREMENTS
USINGDELAYEDSWEEP
28
X-Y
OPERATION
29
QUAD
TRACEAPPLICATION
30
DUALSWEEPAPPLICATION
30
ACCESSORIES
STANDARDACCESSORIESINCLUDED
32
INSTALLING
PROBEHOLDER
32
OPTIONAL
ACCESSORIES
32
MOUNTING
THEPROBEPOUCH(MC-78)
33
SAFETY
SymbolinThis
Manual
A
This
symbolindicateswhereapplicablecautionary
orotherinformationis
to
befound.
PowerSource
This
equipmentoperatesfrom
a
powersourcethatdoes
notapplymorethan250V
rms
between
the
supplycon-
ductors
or
betweeneithersupplyconductorand
ground.
Aprotective
ground
connection
by
way
of
the
grounding
conductorinthepowercordis
essential
for
safe
operation.
GroundingtheProduct
This
equipment
is
grounded
through
the
grounding
con-
ductor
of
thepowercord.
To
avoid
electrical
shock
plug
the
powercordinto
a
properlywiredreceptaclebefore
connecting
to
theequipmentinput
or
output
terminals.
Use
theProperPowerCord
Use
onlythepowercordandconnectorspecified
for
your
product.
Use
theProper
Fuse
To
avoidfirehazard,use
a
fuse
of
thecorrecttype.
DonotOperateinExplosiveAtmospheres
To
avoidexplosion,
donot
operatethisproduct
inanex-
plosive
atmosphere.
DonotRemovecoverorPanel
To
avoidpersonalinjury,
donot
removethecover
or
pan-
el.
Referservicing
to
qualifiedpersonnel.
2
FEATURES
•
Small
and
compactwithhigh
1
mV/divsensitivity
and
150
MHz
bandwidth(1mV/divwhen
X5
GAINfunction
is
used
and500
/zV/div
for
cascadedoperation,channel
1
to
channel
2).
•
Bright
1
50mm
rectangular
CRT
with
an
internalgrati-
cule
and
a 20
kV
acceleratingpotential.
•
Vertical
axis
is
capable
of
single,dual
as
well
as
quad-
trace
display.
•
Dualsweepwithindependent
A andB
sweeps
is
pro-
vided
in
addition
to
singlesweep.
X10
magnification,
delayedsweep
and
alternatingsweepcapability.
•
Fast
20ns/divsweepspeed(2ns/divwith
X10
magnifi-
cation).
•A
switchingtypepowersupplyprovidesstableopera-
tionwithvaryingpowersources(90V
-
264V).
•A
convenientchannel
1
sampling
output
is
provided.
•
Gatesignaloutputs
for
both
A
sweep
andB
sweep
are
provided
for
use
in
synchronizingperipheralequipment
tothesesweeps.
•A
convenientbeamfinderallows
youto
quicklylocate
elusive
traces.
•
CPU
controlledswitchingwith
LED
lightedpushbutton
switches
provideseasy,reliableswitchingwithsetting
hold
capabilitywhen
the
scope
is
switched
off.
•
The
20MHz
bandwidthlimiterincorporatedeliminates
high-frequencynoises
and
stablizessignalwaveforms
displayed.
•
LED
indicatorsprovided
for
the
vertical
axis,
X5
GAIN,
UNCAL,horizontal
axis,
A/B
triggerpreventerroneous
operations.
•
The
circuitwhichvarieschopfrequencypermits
to
ea-
sily
observewaveformwhosefrequency
is
equal
to
the
chopfrequencymultiplied
or
divided
by
an
integer.
•
The
dualintensitycontrolcircuitpermits
to
varyinten-
sities
separately
for
A
and
B
sweeps.
•The
VIDEOsynchronizationcircuitpermits
to
observe
videosignaleasily.
•
When
waveformamplitudevaries,
the
FIXcircuitstabi-
lizes
triggeringautomatically
so
that
the
operatorisfree
fromcomplicatedsynchronizingoperations.
•
Accuracies
of
vertical
axis
and
horizontalsweeping
are
as
high
as
±
2%
at
10
-
35°C.
•
The
current
CAL
terminal
(10
mAp-p,
1
kHz)
permits
to
calibrate
the
currentprobe.
SPECIFICATIONS
3
CRT
Model:
150KTM31
Type:
Rectangular,withinternal
graticule
Accelerating
potential:20kV
Displayarea:
8
div
x 10div
(1
div
=
1
cm)
VERTICAL
AXIS(Channel1 andChannel2 identical
specifications)
Sensitivity
5mV/div
to
5V/div(X1
mode)
1
mV/divto
1
V/div(X5
mode)
500/zV/div(Cascadedopera-
tion,CH1toCH2)
Accuracy:
±2%(10~35°C)
±
4%
(0~
50°C)
±
7%
(Cascadedoperation,
CH1toCH2)
Attenuator:5mV/div
to
5V/div
in
1
-2-5
sequence,
all
10
rangeswith
fineadjustmentbetween
steps.
Inputresistance:
1 MQ ±
1
%
Input
capacitance:
Approx22pF
Frequencyresponse
DC:
DCto
150
MHz(-3
dB)
(notinclude
at5
V/divrange)
DC
to100MHz(-3
dB)
(x
5
mode)
DC
to70MHz(-3
dB)
(Cascaded
operation,
CH1
to
CH2)
AC:
5 Hzto
150
MHz(-3
dB)
(notinclude
at5
V/divrange)
5
Hzto100MHz(-3
dB)
(x
5
mode)
7
Hzto70MHz(-3
dB),
(Cascaded
operation,
CH1
to
CH2)
Risetime:
2.3ns
Signal
delaytime:Approx10nsasdisplayed
onCRTscreen
Crosstalk:
-40
dB
minimum
Operatingmodes:
CH1CH1,singletrace
CH2CH2,singletrace
DUAL
CH1
and
CH2,dualtrace
ADDCH
1
+
CH2(added)display
QUAD
CH1~
CH4,quadtrace
ALT
Dual
or
quadtracealternating
CHOPDual
or
quadtracechopped
CHOPfrequency:Approx
250
kHz,adjustable
Channelpolarity:Normal
or
inverted,
CH2
onlyinverted
A
Maximuminputvoltage:
800Vp-p
or
400V
(dc
+
acpeak)
SPECIFICATIONS
4
Maximum
undistorted
amplitude:
8
divisions,
minimum
(DC
to
150
MHz)
Bandwidthlimiting:Verticalsystembandwidth
with
the
20MHzBW
pushbut-
ton
switch
pushedisapproxi-
mately
20MHz
Delaytimedifference
CH1
to
CH2:
Less
than0.5ns
CH1,CH2toCH3,CH4:
Less
than
1
ns
VERTICAL
AXIS(Channel3 andChannel4
common
specifications)
Sensitivity
0.1V/div,
1
V/div
±
2%
Attenuator:1/1,
1/10
Input
resistance:
1 MQ ±
1
%
Input
capacitance:
Approx.
22pF
Inputcoupling
mode:
DC
only
Frequencyresponse:
DCto100MHz(-3dB)
Risetime:
3.5ns
Signal
delaytime:SameasCH1andCH2
Maximum
allowablevoltage
DC
component:
±
0.5V
or
less
(ac
+
dc)
(±5V,
1/10
attenuated)
AC
component:
1
Vp-p(10Vp-p,
1/10
attenuated)
or
less
A
Maximum
input
voltage:400V(dc
+
acpeak)
HORIZONTALAXIS(Channel2
input)
Modes:
X-Y
mode
is
switch
selectable
(HORIZDISPLAY)
X-Y
mode:
CH1:
Y-axis
CH2:
X-axis
Sensitivity:
SameasCH2
Accuracy:
SameasCH2
Input
resistance:
SameasCH2
Input
capacitance:
SameasCH2
Frequencyresponse:
DC:DCto
5 MHz
(-3dB)
AC:
5
Hzto
5 MHz
(-3dB)
X-Y
phasedifference:
Less
than
3°at
100kHz
SWEEP
Modes
(switchablewiththeHORIZ
DISPLAY
switch):
A
A
sweep
ALT
B
sweepwaveformisdis-
playedas
an
intensified
por-
tion
of
the
A
sweepand
B
sweep
alternating
A-INT-B
B
sweepwaveformisdis-
playedasanintensified
por-
tion
of
the
A
sweep.
B
DLY'DDelayed
B
sweep
DUALDualsweep
- A
and
B
sweeps,
independently
X-Y
X-Ydisplay
mode
Asweeptime:
20
ns/div
to
0.5s/div
in23
ranges,
in
1
-2-5sequence,
verniniercontrolprovides
fullyadjustablesweeptime
betweensteps.
B
sweeptime:20ns/div
to
50ms/div
in20
ranges,
in
1
-2-5sequence.
Accuracy:
±2%(10~
35°C)
±4%
(0~
50°C)
Sweep
magnification:
X10±5%(10~
35°C)
±6%(0
~
50°C)
Linearity:
20ns/div
to
0.5s/div
±3%
(±5%withX10magnifica-
tion)
H0LD0FF:Continuouslyadjustablefor
A
sweep
from
NORM
toX5
Trace
separation:
B
positionable
upto4
divisions
separated
from
A
sweep,
continuouslyadjusta-
ble.
Delaymethod:Continuousdelay,Triggerde-
lay
Delaytime:0.2
to10
timesthesweep
time
from
200ns
to
0.5s,con-
tinuouslyadjustable.
Time
differencemeasurementaccuracy:
±(1
% of
measurement
+
0.1
%
offull
scale)
(10
~
35°C)
±4%(0
~
50°C)
Delayjitter:
1
/20000
of
thefull
scale
sweep
time.
TRIGGERING
ATRIG
Atriggermodes:AUTO,
NORM,
SINGLE,
FIX:
atthecenter
of
the
waveform
Triggersource:
V
MODE,
CH
1,
CH2,(EXT)
CHS
1/1and
1/10,LINE
Coupling
modes:AC,
LFREJ,
HFREJ,
DC,VIDEO
VIDEO-LINEsyncautomatical-
ly
selected
at
sweeptimes
of
50/zs/div
to
20ns/div.
VIDEO-FRAMEsyncautomati-
cally
selectedatsweeptimes
of0.5s/div
to
0.1ms/div.
Trigger
level:
± 90°
adjustable
Polarity:
+/-
SPECIFICATIONS
B
TRIG
B
triggermodes:STARTSAFTERDELAY,
TRIGGERABLE
AFTERDELAY
Triggersource:CH1,CH2,(EXT)
CH41/1and
1/10
Couplingmodes:
AC,
LFREJ,
HFREJ,
DC
Trigger
level:
± 90°
adjustable
Polarity:
+/-
TRIGGER
SENSITIVITY
(AANDB)
COUPLING
FREQ
RANGE
MINIMUM
SYNCAMPLITUDE
COUPLING
FREQ
RANGE
INT
EXT EXT
1/10
DC DC
~ 20MHz
DC
~ 50MHz
DC
~
150
MHz
0.5
div
1.0div
2.0
div
50
mV
100mV
280
mV
0.5V
1.0V
,2.8V
AC
Same
as
forDCbut
with
increased
minimum
level
for
below
20Hz.
AC
HFREJ
Increased
minimum
level
below
20Hzand
above
30
kHz.
AC
LFREJ
Increased
minimum
level
below
30
kHz.
VIDEO
FRAME/LINE
0.5
div
50
mV
0.5V
AUTO:Same
as
above
specifications
for
above
50Hz.
FIX:
40
Hz-20
MHz,1.5div(150mV)
40Hz
~
1
50MHz,3.0div(420mV)
Jitter:
0.5nsmaximum
at
1
50MHzat
2ns/divsweeprate(X10
MAGon)
CALIBRATING
VOLTAGEANDCURRENT
1
kHz± 3%
Positivesquarewave
1V
± 1%(10~ 35°C)
±2%(0~ 50°C)
10
mA±2%(10~ 35°C)
±4%(0~ 50°C)
INTENSITY
MODULATION
Inputsignal:TTL
level,
intensitydecreasing
with
morepositivelevels
Inputimpedance:Approx.
10kQ
Usable
frequencyrange:
DCto10MHz
A
Maximuminputvoltage:
50V
(dc
+
acpeak)
VERTICAL
AXIS
OUTPUT
SampledCH1
output
Output
voltage:
50
mVp-p/div
(into
50Q
load)
Output
impedance:Approx.50i2
Frequency
response:
DCto100MHz(-3dB)
(into
50J2
load)
GATE
OUTPUT
(AandB)
Output
voltage:Approx.
1.5V
positivegate
(into50042load)
TRACE
ROTATION
Electrical,
adjustable
POWER
SUPPLY
Line
voltage:
90~
264V
Line
frequency:
45~ 400Hz
Power
consumption:Approx.
60W(at100V,
50Hz)
DIMENSIONS
Width:
284mm(328mm)
Height:
138mm(150mm)
Depth:
400
mm(471
mm)
(
)
dimensionsincludepro-
trusions
frombasic
case
out-
line
dimensions.
WEIGHT
7.4kg
ACCESSORIES
PC-29
Probes
2
Instruction
manual
1
Handbook
1
ACpowercord
1
Panel
cover
1
Probeholder
1
OPTION
Accessory
bag
(MC-78)
ENVIRONMENT
Operatingtemperature
and
humidity
for
guaranteed
specifications:
10~ 35°C,85%
maximum
RH
Full
operatingrange:
0 ~ 50°C,90%
maximum
RH
Storagetemperature
and
humidityrange:
-20~ +70°C
80%
maximum
Altitude:
Operating:5000
m
Non-operating:12000
m
Circuit
and
ratings
are
subject
to
changewithoutnotice
due
to
developments
in
technology.
5
PREPARATIONFORUSE
SAFETY
Beforeconnecting
the
instrument
toa
powersource,care-
fullyread
the
followinginformation,
the
verifythat
the
properpowercord
is
used
andthe
properlinefuse
isin-
stalled
for
powersource.
Ifthe
powersource
isnotap-
plied
to
yourproduct,contactyourdealer.
Ifthe
power
cord
isnot
applied
for
specifiedvoltage,there
is
always
a
certain
amount
of
dangerfromelectricshock.
Line
voltage
This
instrumentoperatesusingac-powerinputvoltages
that90V
to
264Vatfrequenciesfrom
45Hzto400Hz.
Powercord
The
ground
wire
ofthe
3-wire
ac
power
plug
places
the
chassis
and
housing
ofthe
oscilloscope
at
earth
ground.
Do
not
attempt
to
defeat
the
ground
wireconnection
or
floattheoscilloscope;
todosomay
pose
a
greatsafetyha-
zard.Theappropriatepowercord
is
supplied
byan
option
that
is
specifiedwhen
the
instrument
is
ordered.
Theop-
tionalpowercordsareshown
in
Fig.42.
Line
fuse
Thefuseholder
is
located
onthe
rearpanel
and
contains
thelinefuse.Verifythattheproperfuse
is
installed
byre-
placingthelinefuse.
5.
Alwaysuse
the
probe
ground
clips
for
bestresults.
Do
not
usean
external
ground
wire
in
lieu
ofthe
probe
ground
clips,
asundesiredsignalsmay
be
introduced.
6.Operationadjacent
to
equipmentwhichproduces
strongacmagneticfieldsshould
be
avoidedwherepos-
sible.
Thisincludessuchdevices
as
largepowersup-
plies,
transformers,electricmotors,etc.,that
are
often
found
inan
industrialenvironment.Strongmagnetic
shields
canexceed
the
practicalCRTmagneticshield-
inglimitsandresultinterferenceanddistortion.
7.Probecompensationadjustmentmatches
the
probe
to
the
input
ofthe
scope.
For
bestresults,compen-
sation
of
probe
should
be
adjustedinitially,then
the
same
probe
alwaysusedwith
the
input
of
scope.
Probecompensationshould
be
readjustedwhenever
a
probe
from
a
differentscope
is
used.
8.
When
power
isoff,the
position
of
eachswitch
where
itwasset
immediatelybeforepower-off
is
held
in
memory,backed
upby
battery.
Ifthe
battery
is
dead,
the
LEDs
ofthe
switchesindicate
as
follows
whensupplyingpower
starts.
Vertical
MODE:
CH1,
HORIZDISPLAY:
A
TRIG
MODE:
AUTO
EQUIPMENTPROTECTION
1.
Neverallow
a
smallspot
of
highbrilliance
to
remain
stationary
onthe
screen
for
morethan
a few
seconds.
Thescreen
may
becomepermanentlyburned.
A
spot
will
occuronlywhen
the
scope
is
set
upfor
X-Yopera-
tion
andno
signalisapplied.Eitherreducetheintensity
so
the
spot
is
barelyvisible,switchback
to
normal
sweepoperationwhen
no
signal
is
applied,
orsetup
thescope
for
spotblanking.
2.
Nevercover
the
ventilatingholes
onthetopoftheos-
cilloscope
, as
this
will
increase
the
operatingtempera-
tureinsidethe
case.
3.
Neverapplymorethanthemaximumrating
to
the
oscil-
loscopeinput
jacks.
CH1,
CH2
INPUT
jacks:
800Vp-por
400V
(dc+ ac
peak)
CH3,
CH4
INPUT
jacks:
400
V
(dc
+
acpeak)
Zaxis
INPUT
jack:
50V
(dc
+
acpeak)
Neverapplyexternalvoltage
tothe
oscilloscope
output
terminals.
4.Alwaysconnect
a
cablefrom
the
earth
ground
(GND)
jack
of
theoscilloscope
to
the
chassis
of
theequipment
undertest.
Without
thiscaution,
the
entirecurrent
for
theequipmentundertest
maybe
drawn
through
the
probe
clipleadsundercertaincircumstances.Such
conditionscouldalsopose
a
safetyhazard,which
the
ground
cable
will
prevent.
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CONTROLS
ANDINDICATORS
Fig.
1
FRONTPANEL
VERTICAL
AXISCONTROL
©VOLTS/DIVControl
Vertical
attenuator
for
channel
1;
providesstep
ad-
justment
of
verticalsensitivity.
When
the
VARIABLE
control
is
turned
to
theCALposition,theverticalsen-
sitivity
is
calibrated
in10
stepsfrom5V/div
to5 mV/
div.
For
X-Y
operationthiscontrolprovidesstepadjust-
ment
of
vertical
sensitivity.
©VARIABLE,PULLX5GAINControls
VARIABLE;
Rotationprovidesfinecontrol
of
channel
1
vertical
sensitivity.
Inthe
fullyclockwise(CAL)position,
the
vertical
attenuator
is
calibrated.
ForX-Y
operation,
this
controlserves
astheY
axis
attenuationfine
ad-
justment.
PULLX5
GAIN;
When
pulledout,theVOLTS/DIVsetting
is
multiplied
byfive
andfor
X-Yoperation
the
Y-axis
sensitivity
is
multipliedaccordingly.
InX5
GAIN
mode,
thevertical
gain
is
increasedandthetracebecomesthickness.
©*CH1POSITION,*CH3Controls
*CH1POSITION;
Rotationadjustsverticalposition
of
channel
1
trace.
In
X-Y
operation,rotationadjustsverticalposition
of
display.
*CH3;
Rotationadjustsverticalposition
of
channel
3
trace
onthescreen.
©UNCALLamp
Glows
whenchannel
1
VARIABLEcontrol
© isnot
set
toCAL
position.Remindsuserthatchannel
1
measurementsare
not
calibrated.
©PULLX5GAINIndicator
Indicate
thatthechannel
1
VARIABLEcontrol
isin
the
pulledoutposition,i.e.thatthechannel
1
sensitivity
is
five
timestheVOLTS/DIVsetting.
©AC-GND-DCswitch
Three-positionleverswitchwhichoperates
as
fol-
lows:
AC:
Blocks
dc
component
of
channel
1
input
sig-
nal.
GND:Openssignalpath
and
groundsinput
to
verti-
cal
amplifier.Thisprovides
a
zero-signalbase
line,
theposition
of
whichcan
be
usedas
a re-
ference
whenperformingdcmeasurements.
DC:Directinput
of
ac
anddc
component
of
chan-
nel
1
inputsignal.
©INPUTJack
Vertical
input
for
channel
1
trace
in
normalsweep
operation.VerticalinputforX-Yoperation.
7
CONTROLS
ANDINDICATORS
©VOLTS/DIVControl
Vertical
attenuator
for
channel
2;
providesstep
ad-
justment
of
verticalsensitivity,VARIABLEcontrol
is
turned
to
theCALposition,theverticalsensitivity
cali-
brated
in10
stepsfrom5V/div
to
5mV/div.
For
X-Y
operationthecontrolprovidesstepadjustment
of
hor-
izontalsensitivity.
©VARIABLE,PULLX5GAINControls
VARIABLE;
Rotationprovidesfinecontrol
of
channel
2
vertical
sensitivity.
Inthe
fullyclockwise(CAL)position,
the
vertical
attenuator
is
calibrated.
ForX-Y
operation,
this
controlserves
astheX
axis
attenuationfine
ad-
justment.
PULLX5
GAIN;
When
pulledout,theVOLTS/DIVsetting
is
multiplied
byfive
andfor
X-Yoperation
the
X-axis
sensitivity
is
multipliedaccordingly.
InX5
GAIN
mode,
thevertical
gain
is
increasedandthetracebecomesthickness.
®CH2* POSITIONX-Y* CH4Controls
*
CH2POSITION;
Rotationadjustsverticalposition
of
channel
2
trace.
In
X-Yoperationadjustshorizontalposition
of
display.
*
CH4;
Rotationadjustsverticalposition
of
channel
4
trace
onthescreen.
®UNCALLamp
Glowswhenchannel
2
VARIABLEcontrol
© isnot
set
toCAL
position.Remindsuserthatchannel
2
measurementsare
not
calibrated.
©PULLX5GAINIndicator
Indicates
that
the
channel
2
VARIABLEcontrol
isin
thepulled
out
position,i.e.thatthechannel
2
sensitiv-
ity
isfivetimestheVOLTS/DIVsetting.
®AC-GND-DCSwitch
Three-positionleverswitchwhichoperates
as
fol-
lows:
AC:Blocks
dc
component
of
channel
2
input
signal.
GND:Openssignalpath
and
groundsinput
to
vertical
amplifier.Thisprovides
a
zero-
signalbaseline,theposition
of
whichcan
beused
asa
referencewhenperforming
dcmeasurements.
DC:Directinput
ofacanddc
component
of
channel
2
inputsignal.
®INPUTJack
Vertical
input
for
channel
2
trace
in
normalsweep
operation.HorizontalinputinX-Yoperation.
©MODESwitchAssembly
Used
to
selectthebasicoperatingmodes
of
the
osci-
lloscope.LED'sindicatewhat
mode
hasbeen
select-
ed.
CH1:
Onlytheinputsignal
to
channel
1 is
dis-
playedas
a
singletrace.
CH2:Onlytheinputsignal
to
channel
2 is
dis-
playedas
a
singletrace.
DUAL:
When
engagedthisbutton,
if
eitherALT
orCHOPswitch
is
pushedin,dualtrace
mode
presentstraces
of
channel
1,
channel
2
inputwaveforms.
ADD:Channel
1 and
channel
2
inputsignals
are
added
andthe
sum
is
displayed
asa
singletrace.
When
theCH2INV
button
is
engaged,
the
waveformfromchannel
2
issubtractedfromthechannel1 wave-
formandthedifference
is
displayedas
a
singletrace.
QUAD:
When
engagedthisbutton,
if
eitherALT
orCHOPswitch
is
pushedin,quadtrace
mode
presentstraces
of
channel
1
through
channel
4
inputwaveforms
ALT:
Alternatesweepisselectedregardless
of
sweeptimeasdualtrace(channel
1 and
channel
2)or
quadtrace(channel
1
through
channel
4)
CHOP:
Chop
sweep
is
selectedregardless
of
sweeptimeatapproximately250kHzas
dualtrace(channel
1 and
channel
2)or
quadtrace(channel
1
through
channel
4).
CH2INV:
Inthe
NORM
position(buttonreleased),
thechannel
2
signal
is
non-inverted.
In
the
INV
position(buttonengaged),
the
channel
2
signalisinverted.
20
MHzBW:
Limitstheverticalbandwidth
to
approxi-
mately
20MHz
whenengagedthisbut-
ton.
NOTE:
Thevariousvertical
mode
settingsarerelated
to
hori-
zontal
mode
andtriggersource.See
the
sections
on
HORIZDISPLAYandSOURCE
fora
description
of
this
relationship.
©BEAM
FIND
PushButtonSwitch
Limit
thedisplay
to
withinthegraticulearea,indepen-
dently
of
displayposition.
8
CONTROLS
ANDINDICATORS
Fig.
2
POWER
SUPPLY/CRT
DISPLAY
CONTROLS
©A INTENSITY,B INTENSITYControls
Allowsadjustment
of
intensity
for
the
A
sweepand
B
sweeprespectively.
AINTENSITY;
Adjusts
the
traceintensity
fortheA
sweep
and
thedisplayintensityforX-Yoperation.
B
INTENSITY;
Adjuststheintensity
of
the
B
sweep.
®POWER,
SCALE
ILLUMControls
Fully
counterclockwiserotation(offposition)turns
off
oscilloscope.
Clockwiserotationturns
on
oscillos-
cope.Furtherclockwiserotation
ofthe
control
in-
creases
theilluminationlevel
of
scale.
®LEDPilotLamp
Indicates
thatthepowersupplyhas
been
turned
on.
©ASTIGControl
Astigmatismadjustmentprovides
optimum
spot
roundnesswhenused
in
conjunctionwithFOCUS
controlregardlessintensitycontrol.
©
FOCUS
Control
Usedtoadjustthetracefor
optimum
focus.
Auto-focuscircuitkeepswaveform
in
focuswith
changes
in
intensity.
@
TRACE
ROTATIONControl
Electrically
rotatestrace
to
horizontalposition.
Strongmagneticfieldsmaycausethetrace
tobe
tilt-
ed.
The
degree
of
tiltmayvaryasthescopeis
moved
from
one
location
to
another.
In
these
cases,
adjust
this
control.
(§>CAL,1Vp-p,« 1 kHzTerminal
Provides
1
kHz,
1
Voltpeak-to-peaksquarewave
sig-
nal.
This
is
useful
for
probe
compensationadjust-
ment.
@
J.
GND
Terminal/Binding
post.
Ground
terminal
-
use
itto
connecttheinstrument
to
theearth
ground.
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Fig.3
HORIZONTALAXISCONTROLS
<§>
HORIZ
DISPLAYSwitchassembly
Used
to
select
the
horizontaldisplay
mode.
LED's
indicatewhat
mode
has
been
selected.
A:
Only
A
sweepisoperativewiththe
B
sweep
dormant.
ALT:
A
sweepalternateswith
theB
sweep.
For
this
mode
of
operation,
theB
sweep
ap-
pears
asan
intensifiedsection
ontheA
sweep.
A-INT-B:
Duration
oftheB
sweepappears
asanin-
tensifiedsection
on
the
A
sweep.
B
DLY'D':
Only
delayed
B
sweepisoperative.
DUAL:
A
sweep
andB
sweepoperateindepen-
dently.
For
this
mode
thetwo
sweeps
are
triggered
by
the
A
triggersourceand
B
trig-
gersourcerespectively.
X-Y:
Channel
1
becomesthe
Y-axis
andchannel
2
becomesthe
X-axis
forX-Yoperation.
Thesettings
of
thevertical
MODE
andTRIG
MODE
switcheshave
no
effect.
@
A
SWEEP
TIME/DIV,
B
SWEEP
TIME/DIV
Con-
trols
ASWEEPTIME/DIV:
Horizontalcoarse
A
sweeptimeselector.
Selects
calibratedsweeptimes
of20
ns/div
to0.5
s/div
in23
stepswhen
A
VARIABLEcontrol
© is
set
toCALposition(fully
clockwise).
B
SWEEPTIME/DIV;
Horizontalcoarse
B
sweeptimeselector.
Selects
sweeptimes
of20
ns/div
to50
ms/div
in20
steps.
B
sweeptimeselector
is
constructed
to
make
it
possible
tosettheB
sweeptimeslowerthan
A
sweeptime.
No
fineadjustment
is
available
for
the
B
sweeptime.
©A
VARIABLE,
PULLCHOPF.
SELECT
Controls
AVARIABLE;
Fine
A
sweeptimeadjustment.
In
thefullyclockwise
(CAL)
position,the
A
sweeptimeiscalibrated.
PULL
CHOP
F.
SELECT
The
chopping
frequency
maybe
changed
by
pulling
this
controloutward.Thisisuseful
in
cases
wherethe
input
signalistriggered
to
the
chopping
frequency.
©UNCALLamp
Growswhenthe
A
VARIABLEcontrolisnotset
to
the
CALposition.Remindsuserthatthe
A
sweeptime
is
notcalibrated.
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