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Tektmnlx,
Ine.
P.O.
Box
500
Beaverton,
Oregon
97077
070-141
[Foe
Product
Grwp
42
COMMlTTED
M
EXCELLENCE
PLEASE
CHECK
FOR
CHANGE
INFORMATION
AT
f
HE
REAR
OF
THIS
MANUAL.
DUAL
TRACE
DELAYED
SWEEP
SAMPLER
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
Seriaf
Number
Copyright
1973
Tektronix, Inc. All
rights
reseN€d.
Contents
of
this publication
may
not
b
reproduced
in
any
form
without
the wr~ttenperrn~ssion
of
Tektronix,
Im.
Products of Tektronix, Inc.
and
its
subsidiariesare covered
by
U.S.
and foreign
patents
andlor
pending
patents.
TEKTRONIX.
TEK.
SCOPE-MOBILE.
and
@
an
registered trademarks of Tektronix, Inc.
TELEQUIPMENT
is
a
registem
trademark
of
Tektronix
U.K.
Lim~ted.
Printedin
U.S.A.
Specification
and
pricechange privileges
are
resewed.
INSTRUMENT
SERIAL
NUMBERS
Eachinstrument
has
a
serialnumber
on
a
paner
insert,
tag,
w
stamped
on the chassis.
The
first number
or
letter
designates the
muntry
of manufacture. The last five digits
of the serial number
are
assigned sequentially and are
unique to
each
~nstrument.
Those
manufactured
m
the
United
States
have
six unique digits.
The
muntry
of
manufacture
ts
identified
as
follows:
BOOOOOO
Tektronix,
Inc.,
Beaverton. Oregon,
USA
100000
Tektronix
Guernsey,
LM.,
Channel
Islands
200000
Tektronfx UnitdKingdom,
Ltd.,
Mn
300000
Sonyflektmnlx,
Japan
700000
Tektronix Holland,
HV,
Heerenveen,
The
Netherlands
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
SECTION
1
CHARACTERlSTlCS
Gemllnforrnation
Eleetrieal
Characreristlcr
Vertical
System
Horizontal
System
EnvironmentalCharaEteristics
SECTION
2
BASICSEQUENTIALSAMPLl
NG
PRlNClPLES
InWoduction
Equivalent-Time
Sequmtial
Sampling
Vertical Func~mr
Horizontal
Functions
Glossary
of
Sampling
Terms
SECT
ION
3
OPERATlAIG
INSTRUCTIONS
Genwal
lntorrnation
Mainframe
Controls
Getting
A
Trace
On
Sween
Front
Panel
Controls
Other
Plug+lnr
SECTION
4
APPLlCATtONS
lntroductlon
Phaso
Differem
Mearummenis
X-Y
Phase
kwremmts
Dual-Trace
Phaw
MeaswremmtJ
Time DifferenceMeasurements
Tw~Drn
Memrements
Phaw
Measurements
Using
the
Two-Dot
System
Pulse
Width
Measurements
Time
Between
Pul* 'Using Dual
Tram
SECTION
5
ClRCUlT DESCRIPTION
Vertical
System
Cornpenmeon
Network
Delay
Line
Sampling
Gate
Sampling
Gate
Blaw-by
Compensation
Strobe
Generator
!%amplifier
DC
Balance
and
DC
Bdance
Amplifier
Memory
Gate
Memory
Gating
Generator
Memory
Gate
How-by Compensation
Memoly
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
(cont)
SECTlON
5
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
(cant)
ht
Memory Amplifier
Unity
Gain
Inverter
(Channel
2
Onlyl
OutputAmplifier
Switching
Vertical Power Supplies
Horizontal
System
Peak-To-Peak
Signal Follower
HF SynChr~IIiXerOscillator
Trigger
Amplifier
Holdofl
Ramp
Generator
Trigger Circuit
Fast
Ramps
Delta
Delay Generam
Buffer
Scan
Ramp
Gating
Multivibratw
InterdotBlanking
Pulse
Generator
Inverter,
Gating
Generator,
and
Gated
Current
Generaor
kan
Ramp
nnd StaircaseGenerator
Two
Dot
Circuit
Intensity Blanking
Mixer
P~FtionVoltage Fdlower
&
WorimntalAmplifier
Readout
Horizontal
Power
SECTION
6
MAINTENANCE
Revcntive
Maintwnance
General
Cleaning
Lubrication
Visual Inspeetion
Sern~mductor
Ch~ks
Recalibmtion
T
roubfeshoot~ng
Troubleshooting
Aids
Component Identifieation
TroublsshootlngEqu~pmmt
TroubleshootingTechniques
Troubleshooting
Prmeduve
General
Test
Procedure
Horizontal
Checks
Venieal
Checks
Corrective
Maintenance
Obtain~ngReplacement
Parts
SolderFngTeehniqu~
Cireuit
Bmrd
Replacement
Sampler
Board
Cwer
Removal
Vertical
Board
Removal
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
(cont)
SECTION
6
MAINTENANCE
(cont)
Sampler
Board
Removal
Yertieal
and
Horizontal Interface
brd
Rernwal
Delay
Line
Removal
Compensation Board Removal
Trrggsr
Board
'Removal
Horizontal
Board
Removal
Readout
Board
Removal
Vertical
Made
Switch
Board
Remwal
Component Replacement
Semiconductor
Replmment
Connector Replacement
Push-button
Switches
Rotary
Sw~tches
Cam Switch
Recalibration
After
Repair
InstrumentRe~knging
SECTION
7
PERFORMANCE
CHECKSlCALlBRAT
ION
Elementary
Checks
and
Incoming
Inspection
DatailecE
Checks
and
Adiustments
Equipment Required
Preliminary
Connections
andSet-up
Power
Supply
Checks
Triggering
Checks
and
Adjumnantp
Equipment
Set-up
Trigger Calibratian
Check
Adjustment
of
R212
(Trig
Gall
Sync
Lwel
Check
Adjustment
of
R530
(Sync
Levdl
+
Balance
and
-
Balance
Check
Ad1ustment
of
R524
and
R521
It
Bal
and
-
Ball
Sync
Bias
Check
Adjustment
of
R209
(Sync
Bias)
Timing
Cheeks
and Adjustments
Equipment
Set-up
2-Dot
Cal
Check
Adjustment
of
R131
(2-Dot
Calk
Delay
Stop
Check
Adjustment
of
A130
[Delay Stopl
l
pslDiv
Delaying
Check
Adjustment
of
R132
41
prlDiv Delayinn1
1
psfDiv Delayed
Check
Adjustment
of
R460
I1
0rlDiv Delayed)
Scan
Ram
Check
Adjustment
of
R381
(Swn
Ratel
Leadtime
and
Regist6-r
Check
Adjustment
af
R472
and
R230
(Leadtime
and
Regimr)
Delayed
and
DelayingTiming
Checks
10
nslDiv,
DelayingCheck
Adjustment
of
C350
(10
nrlDiv. Delaying1
REV.
0.
APR.
1977
iii
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
(cont)
SECTION
7
CALIBRATION
PROCEDURE
(cont)
10
ndDiv,
Delayed
Check
Adjustment
of
C3Y
(10
nrlDiv.
Delayed)
Delayed
and
Delaying
TimFng
Varifieation
1 ns
Linearity
Check
Adjustment
d
R380
(1
ns
Linearity)
Vertical
Checks
and
Adiumnenta
Equipment
Setup
Channel
1
Avalanche-
Check
Adjustment
of
R20
(Avalanche
for
booth
Channel
1
and
Channel
2)
Channel
2
Avalanche
Check
Delta
t
Center
Check
Acljustment
of
R458
(Delta
t
bnter)
manner 1
DC
Bafance.
LoopGain.
and
Memory
Batnea
Cheeks
Adjustmt
of
R233,
R232
and
R242
(DC
Bal.
Loop
Gain.
and
Memory
Ball
Channel
2
DC
Balanm,
Loop
Galn and
Memory
Balance
Checks
Adjustment
of
R330.
R331
and
R344
('DC
Bal.
Loop Gain. and
Memwy
Bart
Trigger
Jither
Check
Avalanche
Recheck
Channel
1
L.F.
Comparator
Check
Adjustment
of
CH
1
R30
(L.F.
Camp.)
Channel
2
L.F.
Comparator
Check
Adjusment
ol
CH
2
R30
(L.F.
Cmp.)
Channel
1
and
Channe!
2
Amplituclw
AtmnuatFon
Check
Channel
f
INPUT
Connector
Check
Channel
2
INPUT
Connector
Check
Channel
2
Amplitude Check
Channel
1
Amplitude
Cheek
Readout
Checks
SECTION
8
ELECTRICAL
PARTS
LIST
Pam
OrderingInformtion
Abbreviations
Crw
Index,
Mlr.
Code
Number
to
M.
Pam
List
SECTION
9
DIAGRAMS
AND
CIRCUIT
BOARD
l
LLUSTAATIONS
Block Diagrams
Vertical
Block
Diagram
Horizontal
Block
Diagarn
Electrim1
Schematics
and
Circuit Boards
Compensation
See
Tabr
Trigger
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
(cont)
SECTION
9
DIAGRAMS
AND
ClRCUlT
ROARD
ILLUSTRATIOAIS
Econt)
Vertical
We
SwltFh
Attanuatw
Swiihm
Vertical
HolCzontal
Timing
Switch
Vettiml
InMm
Horizond
Interfaes
Rdout
lntercennection
and
Power
Distribution
SECTrON
10
MECHANICAL
PARTS
LIST
AND
MECHANICAL
tLZUSTRATIONS
Mil
INPUT
?W*CX
,-,.
Genaral
Information
Section
1-7S14
CHARACTERISTICS
The
Tektmnlx7S14 Dual
Trace
May&
Sweep
Sampler
is
a
general
purpuse
samplingunit with
a
DE-1
000
MHz
bandwidth.
It will
operate
In
any
Tektrmlx
7000
Senes
mainframe.
Tha
front paneltem~nologyis similar to
that
of
convent~nalmc~llosoopes.
The
7514 has
two time
bases
to
provide "delaying" and
"delaved
sweep"
'ation.
The
ddaved
sweep
starts after
mints
is
the
productof the reading
on
the
Delay
Kme
Mult
dial
times
the
DelayingSweep
WDiv
ming.
Delay
lines inthe inputsignel channels permitdisplay
of
the leading
edge
of
the trigering waveform.
The
Auto
Level meprovides
a
bright baseline
in
the
absence
of
a
triggering signal. Other featurer indude 2mVldiv
sensitiviw, low tangential noise, versatiletr~ggetingmpabil-
itiss,
a
broad
range
of
sweep
rate, and
crt
readout
of
both
the
attenuation
and
timing values.
the
sttlected
delay lyntenral, givingthe effect
of
a
wide-range
sweep
operation.
The
delayed sweep
starts
after the The characterirtics
given
in
the
followingTableapplwover
selected delw interval, giving the
etfecf
of
a
wide-range an ambient temperature
range
from
O'C
to
+W*C
after
€he
sweep magn~fier.
The
calibrated
delay
replam the "time imtrurnem
has
been
=librated
at
+25'~
t5'~.
Under
these
pos~tion"
control
fountl
on
most
sampling time-baseunits. conditions, the
7S14
will
pwform
to
therequirementsgiven
in
the Performance
Check
section
of
this
manual.
The
JS14
has
a
two
dot
time-interval mmsuremem
method
that
prowdep
a means
of
measuring
the
time The Supplemental
information
column
of
the
Table
been
two
mints
on
the
"normal" (delaying)d~splav.
A
provides additional information
about
the operation
of
the
brightened
dot
on
the trace
can
be
m~t~onedto the
start
7514.
Characteristiu given in the Supplemental Infor-
of
the event to
be
measured.
A second brlghtend
dot
an
mation column
are
not
requirementsinzhernselves
and
are
be
pdsit~oned
to
the
end
of
the
event
bv
using the Delay not necessarily
checked
rn
the Performance Check
Time
Mult control.
The
time interval between the
two
~rocedure.
ELECTRICAL
CHARACTERI!XICS
VERTICAL
SYSTEM
I
I
350
ps
or Iesa,
10%
to
90%
of step pulse
]
I1
Step Aberrations
+2%,
-3%.
total
of
5%
or
Teps
P-P
within made with Tektronix
284
Pulse
first
5
m
after
step transition;+l%.
-3%.
includes aberntiom from the
totat of
2%
or
less
P-P
thereafrer.
Bandwidth
(-3
dB)
I
DC
to
1
GHr
or
more.
(
Calculmedfrom risetime.
Accuracy
I
Within
23%
(with
VARIABLE
at
CAP].
I
Input
Reistance
DeflectionFactor
50
within
2%.
I
2
mVlDiv to
0.5
VIDiv.
8
stew,
4-2-5
sequence.
MaximumOperation
2
V
P-P
(DC
+Peak
AC]
within a
+2
V
to
-2
V
window
at
any
sensitivity.
Variable
Input
Signal
Range
At least 251. Extends
urnlibrated
deflection
factor
to
I
approximately
800
pV/Div.
Maximum
Overload
*5
V.
Cha*aetsrholra-7S14
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
{cont)
VERTllGAL
SYSTEM
(mtF
HORIZONTAL
SYSTEM
Delaying
Tim
Ease
-
Supplementd
lnfwmation
Sourceresistam is
10
k0
N.).5%.
When
input signal
is
0.5
GHz
sine wave.
Chmrecterlstica
name
Raquir~nsnta
DC
Offset
Range
.I
to
-2
V
or
more.
AT
Range
Shifts
Channel
I
at least
+1
ns
to
-1
m
Range
may
be
centered
with
internal
with
respectto Channel
1.
adjustment.
DisplayedHoisehangentiall
Low
NoiwOperation
Venicd
Signal
Out
Dot
Slash
lnterchannelCrosstalk
Delayed
Tlme
Base
2
mV
or
less,
LOW
NOISE
switch
"out".
Displayed noise reduced
by
at
least
fiue
times.
0.2
VlDiv
of
deflsction
*3%.
Less
than
0.1
Div at
10
Hz
and
above.
-60
dB
or less.
Time Base
Range
Tim
Base
Accuracy
Delay
Zero
Range
100
ps/Div to
10
nslDiv.
Within
*2%.
excluding
first
'h
division
of
daplayed
sweep.
0-9
divisionsor
more.
fime Base
Range
Accuracy
Variable
13
step,
1-2-5
sequence.
No
time
mark
btween 1st
and
&h
divisions
can be more
than
02
divisions
from
the
major
divisionlinewhen
the
1st
mark
is
set
on the
1st
divisionline.
When Delay Time MultipIier
is
set
to
0.00,
the
1st
dot
mn
be
moved past
the
9th
gmticule line.
DelayT~meMultiplier
Time
between
dots.
Delay
Accuracy
100
pdDiv
to
1
W
&Div.
Within
*3%,
excluding
first
M
division
of
displayed
weep.
At
least
2.5:l.
Within
1%
of full
scraen
110
crtdivisiom)
when measurement is
mde
between
1st
and
9th
m
divisions.
18
stem.
1-26
sequence.
No
time
mark
between
ist
and
9th
divisions
can
be
more
than
0.3
divisions
from
the
major
divison
tine
when
the
1st
mark
is
set
on
the
1stdivisim line.
Extends uncalibrated TimelDiv to
ap-
proximately
40
ps/Div.