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Agilent E2960B Series

Hardware and Probing Guide

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Power

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Instrument

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an Explosive

Atmosphere

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the Instrument

Cover

Environmental

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access the power cable inlet. When the instrument is rack mounted the

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Contents

Safety Summary

N5306A I/O Module

N5322A ExtendedInterface Module

N5309A Exerciser Card and Extension Card

N5309A Exerciser Card

N5309-66417 ExerciserExtension Card

N5323A Jammer Card

N5315 Solid Slot Interposer Card

N5316A Backplane Board for PCIe

Soft Touch Midbus Probes

Midbus2.0(FullSize)Probes

Overview and Configuration Support

Installation Instructions

Characteristics

Mechanical Design Considerations for Midbus 2.0 Probes

Electrical Design Considerations for the Midbus 2.0 Probes 50

N5328A Half Size Midbus Probe 62

SettingUp the Probe

FootprintPinoutoftheProbe

Mechanical Dimensions

Electrical Design Considerations for Midbus Probes

Midbus PlacementWithin SystemTopology

Load Model

Reference Clock Probe

Mechanical Design Considerations for the Reference Clock Probe

Electrical Design Considerations for the Reference Clock Probe

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N4241F Flying Lead Probe

Resistor Dimensions

Lane Mapping

Important Points About Using N4241F

N4241Z ZIF Flying Lead Probe

N5426A ZIF Tip

N5426A ZIF Tip Dimensions

N5451ALongWired ZIF Tip

N5451A Long Wired ZIF Tip Dimensions

Trimming Log Wired ZIF Tip Resistor Leads

Soldering Resistors to Long Wired ZIF Tips

BreakingOff LongWiredZIF TipsfromPackagingStrip

ZIFFlyingLeadConnectiontoDUT

ZIF Tip Connection to Flying Lead

Soldering the ZIF Tip or Long Wired ZIF Tip into a DUT

Lane Mapping

102

Important Points About Using N4241Z

103

Index

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Hardware and Probing Guide

N5306A I/O Module

This chapter provides information on the N5306A I/O module used for

PCIe.

Trigger In/Out

LED Display

Analyzer Probe

Lane Status

Inter-Module (x16)

Ref Clk Output

10MH

Output

Self-Test Port

Figure1

N5306A I/O Module

As shown in Figure 1, the N5306A I/O module has the following

components:

•

LED Display— This component is used to display the diagnostic

information when fatal faults are discovered, and to indicate progress

during the bootstrap. If everything is working properly, then this

component displays the module number, such as 103.

•

10 MHz Output— This component is a reference clock, which is used

for generating timestamps in Protocol Analyzer. This component

delievers 10 MHz output.

•

Analyzer Probe— This component is used to connect the midbus probe

module connector with N5306A and N5307A (slot interposer card).

For complete information on midbus probe, refer to Agilent Soft Touch

Midbus Probe, User's Guide.

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N5306A I/O Module

For information on plugging midbus probe module connector with

N5306A Analyzer Probe, refer to Agilent System Protocol Tester,

Installation Guide.

•

Self-Test Port— This component is a loopback board, and is used to

connect the midbus probe tip with N5306A. The one side of this

loopback board has a retainer for the probe, and the other side has the

connector for the self-test port. To verify if N5306A I/O module and

midbus probe are working properly, plug in this loopback board into the

self-test port and then watch the lane status.

•

Lane Status— This component has 18 LED bullets that displays the

status of the lane by using different colored bullets. Two bullets,

labelled A and B, indicate global status information. Different colors

used to indicate global status information are:

•

Grey — This colored bullet means system is not configured.

•

Red — This colored bullet means the speed is not detected or the

system is not configured.

•

Yellow — This colored bullet represents speed of 2.5 Gb/s

•

Green — This colored bullet represents speed of 5 Gb/s.

Other 16 LED bullets, labelled 0 to 15, indicate the status of each lane.

These bullets are:

•

Red — This colored bullets means that there are no signals or the

lane is electrically idle.

•

Orange — This colored bullet marks the presence of invalid signals

on the lane.

•

Green — This colored bullet means that the data on the lane is

deskewed.

•

Blinking Green — This colored bullet means that the data on the

lane is skewed. It corresponds to yellow in the Port Overview pane

in the Protocol Analyzer GUI.

•

Grey — This colored bullet means that the lane is not configured. For

example, if you are using x4 link width, then first four bullets of the

lane would be green and rest of the bullets would be grey colored

bullets.

•

Inter- Module (x16)

— This component is used to share information with

another N5306A I/O module in the same chassis. The features of this

component are not yet supported by the System Protocol Tester

platform.

•

Ref Clk Output— This components is a reference clock, which N5306A

use to process the data internally. This components delivers 100 MHz

output.

•

Trigger In/Out— This component is used to listen to external trigger in

from a different device or send external trigger out to another device.

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N5306A I/O Module

The following figure shows meaning of the pins of the Trigger In/Out

component.

Figure2

Trigger In/Out Pins

The following are some important points about the Trigger In/Out

component:

•

The outputs circuitry is designed to work into open in order to fit to

the LA input that is typically in the K-ohms range.

•

Maximum trigger input voltage should not exceed 3.3 V.

•

Trigger Out and 10 MHz Out have nominal output level of 2.0 V after

20 ns minimum pulse width.

•

Minimum Trigger In duration is ~20 ns.

Use

trigger cable

to send or receive external trigger in and out events.

Do not directly touch any component on the I/O module. It may be hot.

Componentson the I/O module are sensitivetothe staticelectricity.Therefore, take

necessary anti-static precautions, such as wear a grounded wrist strap, to minimize

the possibility of electrostatic damage.

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NOTE

WARNING

CAUTION

N5306A I/O Module

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