Tektronix 466 Bedienungsanleitung
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Oregon
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TEKTRONIX.,
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
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Number
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cise
Printing
FEB
1974
WARRANTY
All
TEKTRONIX
instruments
are
warranted
against
defective
materials
and
workmanship
for
one
year.
Any
questions
with
respect
to
the
warranty
should
be
taken
up
with
your
TEKTRONIX
Field
Engineer
or
representative.
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requests
for
repairs
and
replacement
parts
should
be
directed
to
the
TEKTRONIX
Field
Office
or
representative
in
your
area.
This
will
assure
you
the
fastest
possible
service.
Please
include
the
instrument
Type
Number
or
Part
Number
and
Serial
Number
with
all
requests
for
parts
or
service.
Specifications
and
price
change
privileges
reserved.
Copyright
©
1974
by
Tektronix,
Inc.,
Beaverton,
Oregon.
Printed
in
the
United
States
of
America.
All
rights
reserved.
Contents
of
this
publication
may
not
be
reproduced
in
any
form
without
permission
of
Tektronix,
Inc.
U.S.A.
and
foreign
TEKTRONIX
products
covered
by
U.S.
and
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patents
and/or
patents
pending.
TEKTRONIX
is
a
registered
trademark
of
Tektronix,
Inc.
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
BEFORE
OPERATING
Introduction
Operating
Voltage
Safety
Information
Nominal
Line
Voltage
Range
Options
CONTROLS,
CONNECTORS
AND
INDICATORS
Vertical
Display
and
Storage
Trigger
Horizontal
and
Power
Rear
Panel
Side
Panel
P6062A
10X-1X
Probe
BASIC
DISPLAYS
Normal
Sweep
Display
Magnified
Sweep
Display
Delayed
Sweep
Display
Mixed
Sweep
Display
X-Y
Display
Single
Sweep
Display
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19
IABLE
OF
CONTENTS
(cont)
STORAGE
DISPLAYS
Page
Storage
20
Save
Storage
22
Save
Random
Events
22
APPLICATIONS
AND
MEASUREMENTS
Preliminary
23
Operator’s
Adjustments
and
Checks
24
Peak-to-Peak
Voltage
Measurements—AC
26
Instantaneous
Voltage
Measurements—DC
27
Comparison
Measurements
28
Time-Duration
Measurements
30
Frequency
Measurements
30
Risetime
Measurements
31
Time-Difference
Measurements
32
Multi-Trace
Phase
Difference
Measurements
33
High
Resolution
Phase
Measurements
34
X-Y
Phase
Measurements
35
Delayed
or
Mixed
Sweep
Measurements
36
Pulse
Jitter
Measurements
38
Algebraic
Addition
38
Common-Mode
Rejection
40
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TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
(cont)
OPERATORS
SPECIFICATIONS
Storage
Vertical
Triggering
Horizontal
X-Y
Calibrator
Z
Axis
Input
Outputs
AC
Power
Source
Environmental
ACCESSORIES
Standard
Accessories
Included
Optional
Accessories
OPTIONS
Option
4
Option
7
CHANGE
INFORMATION
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44
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47
47
THE
ACCESSORY
POUCH
ILLUSTRATED
SHOULD
REMAIN
ATTACHED
TO
THE
OSCILLOSCOPE.
IT
IS
DESIGNED
TO
KEEP
ACCESSORIES
READILY
AVAILABLE
AND
TO
AFFORD
THE
OSCILLOSCOPE
SOME
PROTEC-
TION
IN
TRANSIT.
STORAGE
OR
OPERATION
OF
THE
OSCILLOSCOPE
THE
ADJUSTABLE
CARRYING
HANDLE
IS
DESIGNED
ON
ITS
FOUR
REAR
FEET
IS
NOT
DESIRABLE.
THE
TO
OFFER
CONVENIENT
STABLE,
OPERATING
POSI-
MOST
STABLE
OPERATING
POSITIONS
ARE
ILLUSTRA-
TIONS,
SUCH
AS
THOSE
ILLUSTRATED.
TED.
466
and
464
Portable
Storage
Oscilloscopes.
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Operators
BEFORE
OPERATING
INTRODUCTION
This
Operators
Manual
provides
information
necessary
to
operate
the
instrument.
Included
are
power
require-
ments;
functions
of
controls,
connectors
and
indicators;
and
methods
for
making
several
different
measurements
of
electrical
phenomena.
Also
included
is
a
procedure
for
checking
basic
instrument
calibration.
The
Tektronix
466
and
464
are
dual-channel
portable
oscilloscopes.
The
466
storage
system
provides
storage
for
displays
with
a
writing
speed
up
to
3000
divisions/
microsecond
(in
the
Fast-Reduced
Scan
mode).
The
464
storage
system
does
not
have
the
reduced
scan
mode
and
the
writing
speed
is
up
to
110
divisions/microsecond
in
the
Fast
mode.
The
remaining
features
are
identical.
Storage
view-
time
is
greater
than
15
seconds
at
full-stored
display
in-
tensity—extending
to
more
than
6
minutes
using
reduced
in-
tensity
in
the
Save
mode.
The
dual-channel
DC-to-100
MHz
vertical
system
pro-
vides
calibrated
deflection
factors
from
5
millivolts
to
5
volts/division.
The
sweep
trigger
circuits
are
capable
of
stable
triggering
over
the
full
bandwidth
capabilities
of
the
vertical
deflection
system.
The
horizontal
deflection
system
provides
calibrated
sweep
rates
from
0.5
seconds
to
0.05
microsecond/division
along
with
delayed
sweep
features
for
accurate
relative-time
measurements.
A
X10
magnifier
extends
the
calibrated
sweep
rate
to
5
nanoseconds/
division.
The
instrument
operates
over
a
wide
variation
of
line
voltages
and
frequencies.
Maximum
power
consump-
tion
is
about
100
watts.
OPERATING
VOLTAGE
This
instrument
operates
from
either
a
115-volt
or
a
230-volt
nominal
line
voltage
source,
48
to
440
hertz.
The
line
voltage
selector
switch
must
indicate
the
applied
line
voltage
(115
V
or
230
V).
The
regulating
range
selector
(Item
52,
Controls,
Con-
nectors
and
Indicators)
must
indicate
the
regulating
range
for
the
applied
operating
line
voltage.
SAFETY
INFORMATION
The
instrument
is
designed
to
operate
from
a
single-
phase
power
source
with
one
of
the
current-carrying
conductors
(the
Neutral
Conductor)
at
ground
(earth)
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potential.
Operation
from
power
sources
where
both
current-carrying
conductors
are
live
with
respect
to
ground
(such
as
phase-to-phase
on
a
three-wire
system)
is
not
recommended,
since
only
the
Line
Conductor
has
over-
current
(fuse)
protection
within
the
instrument.
The
instrument
has
a
three-wire
power
cord with
a
three-terminal
polarized
plug
for
connection
to
the
power
source
and
safety-earth.
The
ground
(earth)
terminal
of
the
plug
is
directly
connected
to
the
instrument
frame.
For
electric-shock
protection,
insert
this
plug
only
in
a
mating
outlet
with
a
safety-earth
contact.
NOMINAL
LINE
VOLTAGE
RANGE
This
instrument
may
be
damaged
if
operated
with
the
line
voltage
selector
switch
or
the
regulating range
selector
set for
the
wrong
applied
line
voltage.
To
convert
from
one
nominal
line
voltage
range
to
the
other,
move
the
Line
Voltage
Selector
switch
(located
on
side
panel)
to
indicate
the
correct
nominal
voltage.
A
115-to-230
volt
adapter
may
be
required
for
the
line-cord
plug.
The
Regulating
Range
Selector
assembly
(located
on
the
rear
panel)
is
set
for
one
of
the
line
voltage
ranges
shown
in
Table
1.
protection.
It
also
contains
the
TABLE
1
Regulating
Ranges
line
fuse
for
overload
Regulating
Range
Range
Selector
Switch
Position
115-Volts
Nominal
230-Volts
Nominal
LO
(Switch
bar
in
lower
holes)
99
to
121
volts
198
to
242
volts
M
(Switch
bar
in
middle
holes)
104
to
126
volts
207
to
253
volts
HI
(Switch
bar
in
upper
holes)
108
to
132
volts
216
to
264
volts
Fuse
Size
1.5
A
3AG
0.75
A
3AG
Fast-blow
Fast-blow
®
2
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SELECTOR
SWITCH
BAR
(SHOWN
IN
MEDIUM
POSITION)
LINE
FUSE
4140
4
Fig.
1.
Regulating
range
selector
and
line
fuse.
®
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Operators
To
change
the
regulating
range:
1.
Disconnect
the
instrument
from
the
power
source.
2.
Loosen
the
two
captive
screws
that
hold
the
cover
on
the
selector
assembly;
then
pull
to
remove
the
cover.
3.
Pull
out
the
range
selector
switch
bar
(see
Fig.
1).
Select
a
range
from
Table
1
which
is
centered
about
the
average
line
voltage.
Slide
the
bar
to
the
desired
position
and
plug
it
in.
Push
the
cover
on
and
tighten
the
screws.
OPTIONS
Options
are
available
to
alter
oscilloscope
performance
to
meet
particular
applications.
A
number
in
either
MOD
slot
(see
Item
54,
Controls,
Connectors
and
Indicators)
indicates
a
modified
oscilloscope.
Refer
to
the
Option
section
at
the
rear
of
this
manual
to
find
any
change
in
operating
instructions
as
a
result
of
the
option.
Ah
-0-3
CONTROLS,
CONNECTORS
AND
INDICATORS
VERTICAL
1.
CH
1
and
CH
2
VOLTS
DIV
—
Selects
the
vertical
deflection
factor
in
a
1-2-5
sequence
(VARiable
control
must
be
in
the
calibrated
detent
for
the
indicated
deflection
factor).
2.
VOLTS/DIV
READOUT
—
Consists
of
two
small
lamps
for
each
channel,
located
beneath
the
skirt
of
each
VOLTS/DIV
knob.
One
or
the
other
lamp
will
light
up
to
indicate
the
correct
deflection
factor
when
a
probe
with
a
scale-switching
connector
is
used.
A
probe
without
this
connector
lights
the
X1
lamp.
3.
VAR
—
Provides
continuously
variable
uncalibrated
deflection
factors
between
the
calibrated
settings
of
the
VOLTS/DIV
switch,
and
extends
the
maximum
vertical
deflection
to
at
least
12.5
volts
per
division
(5
volt
position).
4.
UNCAL
LAMP
—
Indicates
when
the
VARiable
VOLTS/DIV
control
is
out
of
the
calibrated
detent
and
the
vertical
deflection
factor
is
uncalibrated.
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