Agilent Technologies InfiniiVision 5000 Series Bedienungsanleitung

Demo

Guide

Agilent 5000 Series

Portable Oscilloscopes

DSO5012A DSO5014A

DSO5032A DSO5034A

DSO5052A DSO5054A

Table of Contents

Topic Page Time

Lab 1 Viewing a motor start-up

sequence using a high deﬁnition display and deep memory 45 min.

Lab 2 Discovering an infrequent glitch with fast waveform update rates 65 min.

Lab 3 Viewing a complex “fast-slow” AM-modulated signal with a

high deﬁnition display and deep memory 85 min.

Take a few minutes to get to know the next-generation

portable oscilloscope – the Agilent 5000 Series. With

1 Mpts memory, an XGA-resolution display with 256

levels of intensity grading, and a fast 100,000 wfms/s

update rate, the new 5000 Series will show you more

than what you thought possible for a portable

oscilloscope.

If you would like to go further, feel free to evaluate the

same signals on the oscilloscope you are using today

with the comparative procedures inside.

Controls Used in This Demo Guide

Menu Soft Keys

Waveform Intensity

Autoscale

Channel 1 Controls

Save/Recall Menu

Trigger

Horizontal Knobs

Run and Single-Shot

Main/Delayed Mode

Potentiometer

Switch

20 MHz Clock

Mode

GND / CH1 / CH2 / GND

USB B

Motor

Microphone

Quick Meas

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This motor start-up sequence presents two major

challenges for traditional oscilloscopes:

Capturing a start-up sequence requires acquiring

data at a high rate for a long period of time.

Shallow-memory oscilloscopes experience a

signiﬁcant degradation in their sample rate, which

can result in under-sampling and aliasing.

Complex signals have lots of data buried in them

– data that is not easily observable using traditional

digitizing oscilloscopes that have limited display

intensity gradation.

Lab 1

Viewing a motor start-up

sequence using a high-

deﬁnition display and

deep memory

Your demo kit should come with a USB cable.

The USB connection provides power to the demo

board. Connect the ‘A’ receptacle of the cable

to a USB host port on the back panel of the 5000

Series. Connect the ‘B’ receptacle of the cable

to the demo board.

Connect the channel 1 probe to the test points

labeled CH1 and ground (GND).

Set the demo board’s MODE dial to 0 to activate

the MOTOR signal.

Set the potentiometer to the 12 o’clock position

(see diagram on page 3).

Now, zoom in on the signal by turning the

horizontal timebase knob in a clockwise direction.

The more you zoom, the more detail you will see

about each controller

pulse. You can also pan

with the horizontal offset

knob (◄►) to see any

part of the trace you wish.

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Press Save/

Recall and

Default Setup

to ensure the

scope is in an

initial known

state.

Using the

Intensity knob

below the

display, adjust

the waveform

intensity to

approximately

50%.

While pressing

down on the

Switch button

on the demo

board, press

Autoscale on

the scope.

Using the horizontal

timebase knob, adjust

the timebase to 10

ms/div. This allows you

to see the ﬁrst 50 ms of

start-up time.

Preferred Zooming Technique

Press the Main/Delayed menu button and select

the Delayed sweep mode. You can adjust the zoom

with the horizontal control knobs. This gives you a

“forest and trees” view of your signal.

Press the

Trigger Mode

menu button

and switch the

triggering mode

from Auto to

Normal.

Press Single

to make a

single-shot

acquisition.

Activate the motor by pressing

down on the Switch button.

Tektronix TDS3000B Series

Press Save/Recall,

Recall Factory Setup

and OK Conﬁrm

Factory Init. to ensure

the scope is in an

initial known state.

Using the Waveform

Intensity knob on the

front panel, adjust the

waveform intensity to

approximately 50%.

While pressing down

on the Switch button

on the demo board,

press Autoset on the

oscilloscope.

Using the Horizontal

Scale knob, adjust

the timebase to

10 ms/div.

Now, zoom in on the signal by turning the

Horizontal Scale knob in a clockwise direction.

Press Single

Seq.

Activate the motor by pressing

down on the Switch button.

Some design problems you can anticipate…others, you

can’t. If you don’t know what you are looking for, advanced

triggering capability will not get you very far. This is where

waveform update rate becomes critical. The higher the

waveform update rate, the greater the probability of

capturing intermittent signal glitches and anomalies.

Let’s see the impact of waveform update rate when it

comes to acquiring and viewing an intermittent glitch

that occurs in the signal, on average, only once every

40,000 cycles.

Lab 2

Discovering an infrequent

glitch with fast waveform

update rates

Your demo kit should come with a USB cable.

Connect the ‘A’ receptacle of the cable to a USB

host port on the back panel of the 5000 Series.

Connect the ‘B’ receptacle of the cable to the

demo board. The USB connection provides

power to the demo board.

Connect the channel 1 probe to the test points

labeled CH1 and ground (GND).

Set the demo board’s MODE dial to 1 to activate

the GLITCH signal.

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If you did not try Lab 1:

Press Save/Recall and

Default Setup to ensure the

scope is in an initial known

state. Press Trigger mode

and switch from Auto to

Normal triggering.

Press Autoscale

on the scope.

Using the Horizontal

Time/Div knob, adjust

the timebase to isolate

one rising edge

(100 ns/div).

Over a period of 10 seconds, count how many times you

see the glitch appear?

Using the

Intensity knob,

adjust the wave-

form intensity

to 100%.

Now you can

isolate the glitch

using a Pulse

Width trigger.

Tektronix TDS3000B Series

If you did not try Lab 1:

Press Save/Recall,

Recall Factory Setup and

OK Conﬁrm Factory Init.

to ensure the scope is in

an initial known state.

Using the Waveform

Intensity knob on

the front panel,

adjust the waveform

intensity to 100%.

Press Autoset.

Using the Horizontal

Scale knob, adjust

the timebase to

100 ns/div.

Over a period of 10 seconds, count how many times you

see the glitch appear on the signal?

Using the

Vertical Scale

knob, adjust the

volts/div to

500 mV/div.

Using the Vertical

Position knob, move

the waveform down

by approximately 2

divisions to better

ﬁt on the screen.

Lab 3

Viewing a complex, AM-

modulated signal with a

high-deﬁnition display

and deep memory

Oscilloscopes are ﬁrst and foremost viewing tools – they

help you to see what is going on in your design. Today’s

complex signals combine slow signal trends, with fast

signal transitions. Deep memory enables you to capture

signals over long periods of time while maintaining a

faster sample rate. In this lab, you will see how even a

relatively slow signal can become aliased when using a

shallow memory scope.

Our lab’s signal uses amplitude modulation to mix a slow-

er voice signal (kHz) with a faster carrier wave (MHz).

Your demo kit should come with a USB cable.

Connect the ‘A’ receptacle of the cable to a USB

host port on the back panel of the 5000 Series.

Connect the ‘B’ receptacle of the cable to the

demo board. The USB connection provides power

to the demo board.

Connect the channel 1 probe to the test points

labeled CH1 and ground (GND).

Set the demo board’s MODE dial to 2 to activate

the AM w/MIC signal.

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If you did not try Lab 1 or Lab 2:

Press Save/Recall and Default

Setup to ensure the scope is in an

initial known state. Press Trigger

mode and switch from Auto to

Normal triggering.

Press Autoscale.

Turn the Horizontal Time/Div knob

in a counter-clockwise direction.

When you reach 20 µs/div, you

will be viewing signals in the 5 kHz

voice range.

The AM carrier frequency is 20

MHz. By how many times are you

oversampling?

Select Delayed for a “forest and

trees” view. Then use Quick Meas

to select a frequency measurement.

What is the frequency of the carrier

wave?

Push the Main/Delayed

button under the

Horizontal section of

the front panel. What

is the sample rate at

20 µs/div?

Tap gently on or

whistle into the

Microphone input

on the demo board.

Observe the display

responsiveness.

Tektronix TDS3000B Series

If you did not try Lab 1 or Lab 2:

Press Save/Recall, Recall

Factory Setup and OK Conﬁrm

Factory Init. to ensure the

scope is in an initial known

state.

Using the Waveform Intensity

knob on the front panel, adjust

the intensity to approximately

50%.

Press Autoset.

Using the Vertical

Scale knob,

adjust the volts/

div to 500 mV/div.

Turn the horizontal time/div knob

in a counter-clockwise direction to

20 µs/div to view kHz signals. At

what t/div setting do you begin to

see aliasing?

Select Measure then Frequency.

What is the frequency of the carrier

wave?

Using the Vertical

Position knob,

move the waveform

down by approxi-

mately 2 divisions

to center it on the

screen.

Press the

Acquire Menu

button to view

the current

sample rate.

Zoom back to 10 µs/

div. Tap gently on

or whistle into the

Microphone input

on the demo board.

Observe the display

responsiveness.

Using the Intensity knob,

adjust the waveform

intensity to approximately

50%.

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Revised: March 23, 2007

Product specifications and descriptions

in this document subject to change

without notice.

Printed in USA, April 15, 2007

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