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CATHODE-
RAY
OSCILLOSCOPE
TYPE
507
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
TEKTRONIX,
INC.
MANUFACTURERS
OF
CATHODE-RAY
AND
VIDEO
TEST
INSTRUMENTS
IM
-507-1
Sunset
Highway
and
Barnes
R ad
•
P.O.B x
831
•
P rtland
7,
Oreg n,
U.
S.
A.
Ph ne:
CYpress
2-2611
•
Cables:
Tektr nix
TYPE
507
SERIAL
NUMBER
_________
Copyrig t
©
1959
by
Tektronix,
Inc.,
Portland,
Oregon.
Printed
in
t e
United
States
of
America.
All
rig ts
reserved.
Contents
of
t is
publica

tion
may
not
be
reproduced
in
any
form
wit out
permission
of
t e
copy

rig t
owner.
CONTENTS
Vertical
Deflection
System.
Sweep
Circuit.
Power
Sup

plies.
Miscellaneous.
Functions
of
Controls
and
Con

nectors.
GENERAL
DESCRIPTION
SECTION
1
Sweep.
Vertical
Deflection
System.
Cathode-Ray
Tube
Circuit.
igh-Voltage
Power
Supply.
Time
Mark
Gen

erator.
External
Power
Supply.
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
SECTION
2
Preventive
Maintenance.
Analyzing
Trouble.
MAINTENANCE
SECTION
3
ADJUSTMENT
PROCEDURE
SECTION
4
PARTS
LIST
SECTION
5
SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAMS
SECTION
6
ACCESSORIES
SECTION
7
507
®
GENERAL
DESCRIPTION
T e
Tektronix
Type
507
Oscilloscope
is
a
specialized
instrument
designed
primarily
for
ig -voltage
surge
testing
as
applied
to
power
transformers,
ig -voltage
insulators,
lig ting
arrestors
and
allied
components,
and
t eir
associated
design
and
acceptance
tests.
T e
use
of
a
24-kv
accelerating
potential
on
a
new
type
cat ode
ray
tube
permits
p otograp ic
recording
of
single
sweeps
at
t e
maximum
writing-rate
permitted
by
t e
vertical
deflection
and
sweep
circuits.
T e
vertical
deflection
system
provides
a
risetime
of
approximately
5
millimicroseconds
and
a
sensitivity
of
approx

imately
50
v/cm.
An
external
lengt
of
delay
cable
can
be
inserted
into
t e
vertical-input
signal
circuit
to
permit
viewing
of
t e
lead

ing
edge
of
t e
waveform
w ic
triggers
t e
sweep.
Time
markers
are
available
for
convenient
calibration
of
t e
sweep.
T e
Type
507
consists
of
two
units,
indicator
and
power
supply,
mounted
on
a
Scope-Mobile,
t us
making
a
convient
mobile
unit.
If
desired,
t e
units
may
be
lifted
off
t e
Scope-Mobile
for
benc
use.
VERTICAL
DEFLECTION
SYSTEM
Transient
Response
Risetime
between
10-percent
and
90-percent
amplitude
points
is
about
5
millimicroseconds
(.005
microseconds).
A
passive
damping
network
inserted
in
t e
deflection
leads
is
adjusted
for
optimum
transient
response
wit out
overs oot
or
ringing.
T e
maximum
vertical
sensitivity
wit
a
Type
T507P
cat ode-ray
tube
operated
at
24-kv
ac

celerating
is
50
v/cm.
Attenuator
A
step
attenuator
wit
a
c aracteristic
imped

ance
of
72
o ms
is
provided
in
t e
vertical-input
signal
circuit.
T e
attenuator
is
composed
of
ten
equal
resistors
of
7.2
o ms
eac ,
mounted
on
a
tap
switc .
T e
percentage
of
input
signal
applied
to
t e
deflection
plates
can
be
selected
by
t e
tap
switc
from
10
percent
to
100
per

cent
in
10-percent
steps.
Signal
Mode
A
t ree-position
switc
reverses
t e
deflection

plate
polarity;
t e
center
position
of
t e
switc
is
used
in
conjunction
wit
a
trigger-selector
switc
to
apply
markers
for
p otograp ing
time
references.
Positioning
Switc
T e
Type
507
as
a
seven-step
vertical-posi

tion
switc
wit
50-volt
steps
of
—
150v,
—
100
v,
—
50
v,
0,
+50
v,
+100
v
and
+150
v.
A
sep

arate
two-position
switc
selects
eit er
50-volt
steps
or
continuously
variable
adjustment.
External
Voltmeter
Connections
Terminals
are
provided
for
a
ig -impedance
(5000Ω/v)
de
voltmeter,
permitting
vertical
cali

bration
w en
using
t e
variable
positioning.
GENERAL
DESCRIPTION
—
TYPE
507
1-1
Signal
Delay
Two
standard
UHF
connectors
are
provided
on
t e
rear
of
t e
instrument
for
insertion
of
an
external
lengt
of
delay
cable
into
t e
vertical

input
signal
circuit.
C oice
of
t e
appropriate
lengt
and
type
of
cable
is
at
t e
discretion
of
t e
user;
no
delay
cable
is
furnis ed
wit
t e
instrument.
A
signal
delay
permits
t e
sweep
to
be
triggered
and
under
way
before
t e
signal
is
applied
to
t e
vertical
deflection
plates.
SWEEP
CIRCUIT
Type
Triggered,
ard-tube
bootstrap
sweep
circuit
wit
inverter
to
produce
balanced
deflection.
Rates
An
eleven-position
switc
selects
rates
of
.02,
.05,
.1,
.2,
.5,
1,
2,
5,
10,
20
and
50
MICRO-
SECONDS/CM,
wit
a
maximum
displacement
error
of
2
percent
over
t e
center
8
cm
of
t e
10-cm
sweep
lengt .
Sweep
Starting
Time
T e
orizontal
sweep
starts
approximately
100-m/zsec
after
t e
signal
or
triggering
pulse
arrives
at
t e
rear-panel
connector.
An
inserted
signal
delay
of
approximately
150
m
µ
sec
permits
t e
sweep
to
be
triggered
and
under
way
before
t e
signal
is
applied
to
t e
vertical
deflection
plates.
Duty
Cycle
Limitation
A
duty-cycle
limiting
control
automatically
limits
t e
duty
cycle
of
t e
sweep
circuit
to
about
10
percent
to
avoid
exceeding
t e
dissipation
limits
of
some
of
t e
circuit
components.
T e
limiting
system
serves
purely
a
protective
func

tion
and
does
not
provide
a
frequency
dividing
operation.
T e
following
table
s ows
t e
maximum
per

missible
repetition
rate
for
eac
of
t e
avail

able
sweep
times
per
centimeter.
SWEEP
TIME
MAXIMUM
REPETITION
RATE
50
µ
sec/cm
600
c/s
20
µ
sec/cm
1.5
kc
10
µ
sec/cm
3
kc
5
µ
sec/cm
6
kc
2
µ
sec/cm
10
kc
1
µ
sec/cm
20
kc
.5
µ
sec/cm
50
kc
.2
µ
sec/cm
50
kc
.1
µ
sec/cm
50
kc
.05
µ
sec/
cm
50
kc
.02
µ
sec/cm
50
kc
Triggering
A
triggering
p ase-inverter
amplifier
in
con

junction
wit
a
selector
switc
permits
t e
sweep
circuit
to
be
triggered
from
eit er
positive-
or
negative-going
portions
of
t e
observed
signal,
or
from
positive
or
negative
triggers
from
an
external
source.
A
trigger
voltage
range
of
100
volts
to
3000
volts
amplitude
will
be
adequate
for
stable
triggering.
T e
MARKER
position
on
t e
selector
switc
must
be
used
w en
time
markers
are
desired.
Sweep
Mode
A
two-position
switc
provides
for
eit er
re

petitive
or
single-sweep
operation.
W en
t e
switc
is
in
t e
single-sweep
position,
pressing
t e
RESET
button
arms
t e
sweep
circuit.
T e
sweep
can
t en
be
triggered
internally,
by
MAN

UAL
TRIGGER,
or
by
an
external
trigger.
T e
1-2
GENERAL
DESCRIPTION
—
TYPE
507
MANUAL
TRIGGER
switc
is
primarily
for
p oto-
t e
calibrated
vertical
position
lines,
to
create,
grap ing
a
zero
reference
line
and
any
or
all
of
in
effect,
a
parallax-free
graticule.
POWER
SUPPLIES
Cat ode-Ray
Tube
Accelerating
Voltage
An
oil-sealed
supply
of
t e
a-f
oscillator
type
provides
24
kv
(+20
kv
and
—
4
kv)
for
t e
ac

celerating
potentials.
T e
—
4-kv
supply
is
reg

ulated
to
compensate
for
load
c anges
and
line

voltage
c anges.
Low-Voltage
Supply
A
separate
power
unit
provides
regulated
d
c
voltages
for
t e
indicator
unit
of
+750,
+475,
+225
and
—
250
volts.
T e
unit
also
provides
an
unregulated
voltage
of
+360
volts
for
t e
oscillator
in
t e
ig -voltage
supply
for
t e
c
rt
circuit.
Power
Requirements
600
watts
at
117
volts.
Voltage
range
105-125
or
210-250
volts,
60-cycle,
single-p ase
ac.
Two
primary
circuit
fuses
are
provided
for
protection
against
sustained
over-load
conditions.
MISCELLANEOUS
Cat ode
Ray
Tube
A
Type
T507P
ca ode-ray
tube
wit
P11
p os

p or
is
furnis ed
wit
t e
Type
507
unless
an

ot er
p osp or
is
specified.
Construction
Contained
in
two
separate
units
of
convenient
size,
normally
mounted
on
a
Tektronix
Type
500A
Scope-Mobile.
T e
anodized
c assis
and
t e
blue
wrinkle-finis ed
cabinets
are
made
of
an
aluminum
alloy.
P oto-etc ed
anodized
pan
els
are
employed.
Dimensions
Indicator
unit:
16-¾"
ig ,
13"
wide,
23-
¾"
deep.
Power
unit:
10
½"
ig ,
13"
wide,
17½"deep.
Weig t
Indicator
unit
................................................
50
lbs.
Power
Unit
.................................................
39
lbs.
Type
500A
Scope-Mobile
..........................
35
lbs.
FUNCTIONS
OF
CONTROLS
AND
CONNECTORS
6.3V
1A.
AC
Tip
jack
from
eater
bus.
SCALE
ILLUM.
Variable
resistor
controlling
brig tness
of
lamps
illuminating
graticule
over
face
of
cat ode-ray
tube.
ASTIGMATISM
Potentiometer
controlling
t e
voltage
at
t e
astigmatism
anode
of
t e
cat

ode-ray
tube.
Proper
setting
of
t e
voltage
at
t is
anode,
wit
respect
to
t e
deflection
plates,
permits
t e
spot
to
be
focused
s arply
in
bot
dimen

sions
simultaneously.
INTENSITY
Potentiometer
controlling
de
grid
voltage
of
t e
cat ode-ray
tube
and
t ere

by
t e
brig tness
of
t e
trace.
FOCUS
Potentiometer
controlling
t e
voltage
applied
to
t e
focusing
anode
of
t e
cat ode-ray
tube
for
focusing
t e
trace.
GENERAL
DESCRIPTION
—
TYPE
507
1-3
HORIZONTAL
POSITION
Twin
differentially-connected
potentiometer
controlling
average
potential
of
cat ode-ray
tube
orizontal
deflection
plates,
t ereby
adjusting
orizontal
position
of
sweep.
SWEEP
MODE
Two-position
toggle
switc
to
select
eit er
repetitive
or
single-sweep
opera

tion.
RESET
Button-switc
arms
t e
sweep
circuit
w en
t e
SWEEP
MODE
switc
is
in
t e
SINGLE
SWEEP
position.
T e
READY
lig t
indicates
t at
a
single
sweep
will
be
produced
upon
reception
of
a
trigger
pulse
from
t e
signal
to
be
ob

served
(or
p otograp ed),
from
an
external
trigger
source,
or
from
t e
man

ual-trigger
circuit
(obtained
by
depressing
t e
MANUAL
TRIGGER
switc ).
STABILITY
Potentiometer
controlling
grid
bias
of
negative
multivibrator
tube.
Deter

mines
optimum
point
of
triggering.
MICROSECONDS/CM
Gang
switc
controlling
sweep
duration
and
sweep
rate.
Selects
appropri

ate
multivibrator
pulse
lengt ,
and
sweep
generator
c arging
capacitor
and
resistor.
Switc
also
selects
TIME
MARKERS
for
convenient
calibration
of
t e
sweep.
TRIGGER
SELECTOR
Switc
selecting
source
and
polarity
of
sweep-triggering
voltage.
MANUAL
TRIGGER
Button-switc
provides
manually-controlled
trigger
for
sweep
generator.
MANUAL
TRIP
PULSE
Button-switc
provides
pulse
of
approximately
700
volts
amplitude
and
5
µsec.
widt
at
TRIP
PULSE
OUT
connector
on
rear
panel
of
instrument.
VERTICAL
ATTENUATOR
SIGNAL
MODE
Switc
selects
percentage
of
input-signal
voltage
applied
to
vertical
deflec

tion
plates.
T ree-position
switc
reverses
deflection-plate
polarity
wit
respect
to
signal
being
observed.
T e
center
position
on
t e
switc
connects
t e
output
of
t e
Time-Mark
Genrator
to
t e
vertical
deflection
plates.
VARIABLE
DEFLECTION
Switc
connects
arm
of
VARIABLE
positioning
control
to
EXTERNAL
VOLT

SENSITIVITY
MONITOR
METER
connectors
on
front
panel
of
instrument
to
monitor
t e
variable
d
c
positioning
voltage.
Polarity
of
voltage
may
be
reversed.
POSITIONING
50
VOLT
STEPS
Seven-position
switc
to
control
voltage
at
cat ode-ray
tube
vertical
deflec

tion
plates
in
50-volt
steps.
Eac
position
of
t e
switc
causes
t e
beam
to
s ift
approximately
1
centimeter
in
t e
vertical
plane.
T is
switc
is
con

nected
into
t e
circuit
w en
t e
toggle
switc
immediately
below
it
is
in
t e
50
VOLT
STEPS
position.
POSITIONING
VARIABLE
Potentiometer
controlling
average
potential
of
cat ode-ray
tube
vertical
deflection
plates,
providing
continuous
adjustment
of
vertical
position
of
beam.
T is
control
is
connected
into
t e
circuit
w en
t e
toggle
switc
immediately
below
it
is
in
t e
VARIABLE
position.
50
VOLT
STEPS
VARIABLE
Toggle
switc
determines
w et er
vertical
positioning
is
continuously
variable
or
in
50-volt
steps.
1-4
GENERAL
DESCRIPTION
—
TYPE
507