Atec Agilent-346a User Manual

Probing Solutions for Logic Analyzers
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Create a Quality Connection to Your Target System
To make sure you have the tools for dependable state and timing measurements, no matter what mix of chip packages, test ports and probes your application requires, we’ve created the largest line of probing solutions in the industry.
Accurate measurements start with reliable probing. Agilent Technologies offers a wide variety of probing accessories to support your measurement needs, making it easy to connect your Agilent logic analyzer to your design.
Each is designed for a specific measurement need because the physical and electrical quality of the connection can mean the dif­ference between a good measure­ment and a bad one.
Table of Contents Reliable Connections
Ensure Accuracy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Which Logic Analyzer? . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Quick Selection Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Selecting the Optimum
Probing Strategy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
For All Agilent Logic Analyzers with
40-pin Pod Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
For All Agilent Logic Analyzers with
90-pin Pod Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
General-Purpose Probing . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
QFP Package Probing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
General-Purpose Probing. . . . . . . . . . . 12
For All Agilent Logic Analyzers with
40-pin Pod Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Designing and Probing with
Target Connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Normal-Density, Medium-Performance
Applications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
For All Agilent Logic Analyzers with
40-pin Pod Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Probing Individual Pins of
High-Density Connectors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
For All Agilent Logic Analyzers with
40-pin Pod Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Agilent Logic Analyzers with
90-pin Pod Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Agilent 16760A 1.5 Gbits/Sec
Logic Analyzer Module. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Agilent Logic Analyzers with
90-pin Pod Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
General-Purpose Probing. . . . . . . . . . . 61
Agilent Logic Analyzers with
90-pin Pod Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Agilent 16517A/16518A
1 GHz State / 4 GHz Timing . . . . . . . . . 66
Related Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
Support, Services, and Assistance. . . 69
About this Document
To assist you in choosing the best state/timing probing solution for your particular target, this docu­ment will consider the following:
• Chip packaging, test ports
• Special physical and electrical considerations
• Other accessories and options
Other Reference Documents
Additional information on probing solutions can be found at www.agilent.com/find/ logic_analyzer_probes.
For information on probes and accessories for the other related Agilent Technologies logic analysis system products listed below, please refer to “Related Information” in this document:
• Pattern generators
NOTE: Probes are ordered separately. Please specify probes when ordering to ensure the correct connection between your logic analyzer and device under test.
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• Impedance
High input impedance ensures minimum intrusion on your circuit. Although many probes might be acceptable for lower frequencies, capacitive loading becomes significant at higher frequencies. The Agilent Technologies probing products perform over a wide frequency spectrum.
• Ruggedness
Probes with quality mechanical design provide solid electrical connections. Intermittent open circuits would only add one more variable to your debugging equation. Agilent probes are mechanically designed to relieve strain and ensure rugged, reliable connection.
• Immunity to Noise
Electromagnetic noise can corrupt data captured by the logic analyzer. Agilent probing solutions are designed for a high immunity to transient noise.
• Performance
Agilent logic analyzers have front-end circuitry that supports the state and timing specifications of the analyzer. This circuitry, together with the Agilent probing solutions described in this document, will accurately capture the target signals at the specified clock rates.
Reliable Connections Ensure Accuracy
Signal Frequency Content Drives Probing Solutions
Faster clock rates demand tighter timing tolerances, such as setup and hold specifications. Systems with faster clock rates usually have shorter rise and fall times. Signals with shorter transition times have more high frequency content and are more susceptible to high frequency analog problems such as cross talk, reflections, ground bounce, noise and emissions. Susceptibility of a system to analog problems relates to the transition times of the signals, not the clock rate. A system with slow transition times cannot have high clock rates. However, it is possible for a system with slower clock rates to have signals with very fast transition times.
General-purpose probing solutions provide the analog bandwidth required to run each logic analyzer module at its maximum clock rate. The high input impedance of these probes, especially at high frequencies, presents a minimal load to most systems. Systems that are operating with little margin should be designed with consideration for both the system components and the input impedance of the probing solution being used during debug. Input impedance specifications or equivalent load diagrams can be found for each of the probing solutions described in this document.
Other Considerations
Physical connection compatibility between various Agilent probes may allow you to mix and match a variety of probes and accessories. However, a probe accessory designed for slower clock speeds will not deliver high-speed target performance simply because it is used with a higher speed analyzer module. Also, the serial connection of multiple probe leads and/or accessories will degrade signal integrity.
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Agilent logic analyzers have two methods of connection to the probes. One uses a 3M-style connector with 2 rows of 20 pins on 0.1-inch centers, as illustrated in Figure 1.1. Probes for these analyzers are identified in this document as “for analyzers with 40-pin pod connectors.”
The other style uses a 90-pin, high-density connector, as illustrated in Figure 1.2. Probes for these analyzers are identified in this document as “for analyzers with 90-pin pod connectors.”
Currently available Agilent logic analyzers in these two groups are as follows:
Which Logic Analyzer?
Figure 1.1. 40-pin pod connector Figure 1.2. 90-pin pod connector
90-pin pod connector
16950A
16760A
40-pin pod connector
16911A
16910A
1680, 1690 series benchtop analyzers
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Quick selection guide
For logic analyzer Connection to Single-ended* Number of Agilent model number pod connection system under test or differential channels or part number Page
40-pin Flying leads Single-ended 17 E5383A 12
40-pin Pro Series soft touch Single-ended 34 E5404A 21
40-pin Half-size soft touch Single-ended 17 E5396A 23
40-pin Soft touch Single-ended 34 E5394A 20
connectorless
40-pin Samtec connector Single-ended 34 E5385A 28
40-pin Mictor connector Single-ended 34 E5346A 28
40-pin Mictor connector Single-ended, 34 E5339A 28
low voltage
40-pin Mictor connector Single-ended, 34 E5351A 32
no isolation networks
90-pin Flying leads Single-ended 17 E5382A 61
90-pin Flying leads Differential 17 E5381A 64
90-pin Pro Series soft touch Differential 17 E5405A 42
90-pin Pro Series soft touch Single-ended 34 E5406A 42
90-pin Half-size soft touch Single-ended 17 E5398A 52
90-pin Soft touch Single-ended 34 E5390A 43
connectorless
90-pin Soft touch Differential 17 E5387A 41
connectorless
90-pin Samtec connector Single-ended 34 E5378A 57
90-pin Samtec connector Differential 17 E5379A 57
90-pin Mictor connector Single-ended 34 E5380A 59
* Isolation networks are included unless designated otherwise.
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Selecting the Optimum Probing Strategy
For All Agilent Logic Analyzers with 40-pin Pod Connectors
Go to page 9 for a discussion of Agilent’s QFP package probing solutions for logic analyzers.
Connecting to all the Pins of a Specific Package
Advantages Limitations
Most flexible method. Can be time-consuming to connect a large Convenient for picking up signals that number of channels. may not be grouped conveniently on your Least space-efficient method. board with buses routed to connectors Some accessories may compromise (example: system clock, interrupts). probe performance.
Go to page 12 for a discussion of Agilent’s flying-lead logic analysis probes and accessories for logic analyzers.
Connecting to Individual IC Pins or Test Points
Advantages Limitations
Rapid access to all pins of fine-pitch Requires minimal keep-out area. QFP package. Requires some time for installation of Very reliable connections. retainer on IC package.
May compromise probe performance.
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Selecting the Optimum Probing Strategy
For All Agilent Logic Analyzers with 40-pin Pod Connectors
Go to page 16 for a discussion of Agilent’s target connector solutions for logic analyzers with 40-pin pod connectors.
Designing Connectors Directly into the Target System
Refer to Processor and Bus Support for Agilent Technologies Logic Analyzers,
publication number 5966-4365E at: http://www.agilent.com/find/pnbs That document will tell you what additional probing accessories you need to connect logic analyzers with 40-pin pod connectors to the analysis probes.
Using Processor/Bus Specific Probes
Advantages Limitations
Very reliable connections. Requires advanced planning in the Saves time in making multiple connections. design stage. Least amount of board space required for Requires some dedicated board space. large number of channels. Moderate incremental cost.
Advantages Limitations
Easiest and fastest connections to Moderate to significant incremental costs. supported processors and buses. Only usable for the specific processor or bus.
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Selecting the Optimum Probing Strategy
For all Agilent Logic Analyzers with 90-pin Pod Connectors
Go to page 61-65 for a discussion of Agilent’s flying lead probe sets for logic analyzers with 90-pin pod connectors.
Connecting to Individual IC Pins, Test Points, Browsing or Solder Attach to Components, Traces or VIAs
Advantages Limitations
Most flexible method. Time-consuming to connect large number Convenient for picking up signals that of channels. may not be grouped conveniently on your Requires more board space, for large board with buses routed to connectors number of channels. (example: system clock, interrupts). Some accessories may degrade probe
performance at high speeds.
Go to page 54 for the target connection probing solutions for logic analyzers with 90-pin pod connectors. Go to page 41 for connectorless solutions for logic analyzers with 90-pin pod connectors.
Designing Connections Directly into the Target System
Advantages Limitations
Very reliable connections. Requires advanced planning in the Save time in making multiple connections. design stage. Least amount of board space required for large number of channels.
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General-Purpose Probing
Wedge Adapters
The Agilent Technologies Wedge technology provides very reliable probing of a few channels on
0.5 mm and 0.65 mm pitch QFPs. No clear area is required around the device. Each Wedge of the probe slides between the legs of the QFP. The side of each Wedge probe contacts the package legs. An insulation core electrically isolates the sides of each Wedge (see Figures 2.1 and 2.2). Various 3-signal, 8-signal, and 16-signal probes are available (see Table 1).
Figure 2.1. Three-signal Wedge electrical connection
Figure 2.2. Eight-signal and 16-signal Wedge (16-signal Wedge has a common ground plane)
Top view of 16 signal pins
Bottom view of 16 ground pins (connected to common ground plane)
Ground connector pins
Wedge connector pins
Removable jumper
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Gaps
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Miscellaneous Probing Accessories
The ferrite core assembly can be added to the probe cable to sup­press EMI and RFI noise that can corrupt the measurement.
Figure 2.3. Ferrite core assembly, 16555-60001
IC Leg Number Number Model Spacing of Signals of Wedges Number
in Pack
0.5 mm 3 1 E2613A
0.5 mm 3 2 E2613B
0.5 mm 8 1 E2614A
0.5 mm 16 1 E2643A
0.65 mm 3 1 E2615A
0.65 mm 3 2 E2615B
0.65 mm 8 1 E2616A
0.65 mm 16 1 E2644A
Table 1. Wedge probe adapter
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Figure 3.2. Elastomeric probing solution
1/4 flex adapter (4 required to connect all pins)
Elastomeric probe adapter
Retainer
TQFP IC
QFP Package Probing
Figure 3.1. Locator tool aligning retainer on the device
Locator tool
Retainer
TQFP IC
connections to the pins on its respective side of the QFP device. Additional retainers and locator tools are also available. A kit of five retainers and adhesive is available as option #201. The locator tool is option #202. These option numbers apply to any of the listed elastomeric probe adapter model numbers, for example, Agilent E5374A #202.
Package Pin Pitch Elastomeric Probe Adapter 1/4 Flex Adapter
144-pin TQFP 0.5 mm E5336A E5340A
144-pin PQFP/CQFP 0.65 mm E5361A E5340A
160-pin PQFP/CQFP 0.65 mm E5373A E5349A
160-pin TQFP 0.5 mm E5377A E5349A
176-pin TQFP 0.5 mm E5348A E5349A
208-pin PQFP/CQFP 0.5 mm E5374A E5371A
240-pin PQFP/CQFP 0.5 mm E5363A E5371A
Table 2. Elastomeric probe adapters
If your target contains ASICs, FPGAs, or other devices in an industry-standard QFP configura­tion, Agilent Technologies has a series of elastomeric probes from which you can choose. Agilent’s state-of-the-art elastomeric probing technology offers an inexpensive, convenient, and reliable solution for 0.5 mm and 0.65 mm high-density TQFP/CQFP/PQFP packages.
The elastomer material on the probe makes contact between the probe and the pins of a device. Embedded on the surface of the elastomer are redundant connec­tions for each pin, which ensure a reliable and rugged connection.
A locator tool, included with the probe adapter, correctly aligns the retainer to the device. A small amount of adhesive on the bottom of the retainer holds the retainer firmly to the device. After the adhesive is set, the locator tool can be removed. The elastomeric probe adapter then attaches to the device, held in place by the retainer and its knurled nut. Five retainers, a locator tool, and adhesive are included with each elastomeric probe adapter.
Additional Accessories
Quarter flex adapters, shown in Figure 3.2, are available to bring the signals from the elastomeric probe adapter to general-purpose headers for easy connection to logic analyzers, oscilloscopes, or other test equipment. Four 1/4 flex adapters are required to view all signals on a device. Each 1/4 flex adapter provides
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QFP Package Probing
Electrical characteristics for this probing technology are listed in Table 3.
Note: The Agilent logic analyzer probes are connected to the adapters shown in this section. The target system impedance load is increased slightly (see Table 3). Fast transition times (< 2 - 3 ns) may suffer some loss of signal fidelity.
The probe adapters require a minimal “keep out” area around the device, as shown in the dimension tables of Figures 3.3 and 3.4.
Electrical Characteristics Elastomeric Probe Adapter 1/4 Flex Adapter
Operating voltage <40 V (DC + peak AC) <40 V (DC + peak AC)
Operating current 0.5A (max) 0.5A (max)
Insulation resistance >100 M >100 M
Model Parameters
Pin-to-ground plane capacitance (typical)
E5340A
3.0 pF first row
4.0 pF second row
6.0 pF third row
E5349A
2.5 pF first row
3.5 pF second row
5.0 pF third row
E5371A
2.5 pF first row
3.5 pF second row
5.0 pF third row
Pin-to-pin capacitance 0.5 pF 2 pF
Self inductance (typical)
E5340A 15 nH first row 25 nH second row 35 nH third row
E5349A 20 nH first row 30 nH second row 40 nH third row
E5371A 20 nH first row 30 nH second row 40 nH third row
Environmental Characteristics
Operating temperature 0°C to 50°C 0°C to 50°C
Maximum operating humidity 75% relative humidity 75% relative humidity
Table 3. Probe and flexible adapter electrical and environmental characteristics
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QFP Package Probing
Adapter A B C D E F G H J K L M
144-Pin TQFP
(inches) 0.674 1.240 1.130 0.055 0.138 0.827 (min) 0.795 (max) 0.866±0.008 0.057 to 0.063 0.053 to 0.057 0.0197±0.0012 0.009±0.002 (millimeters) 17.13 31.50 28.70 1.40 3.50 21.00 (min) 20.20 (max) 22.00±0.20 1.450 to 1.60 1.350 to 1.45 0.500±0.03 0.220±0.05
160-Pin TQFP
(inches) 0.76 1.343 1.343 0 0.11 0.988 (min) 0.953 (max) 1.024±0.008 0.061 to 0.063 0.051 to 0.059 0.01965±0.001 0.0087 to 0.015 (millimeters) 19.2 34.11 34.11 0 2.79 25.09 (min) 24.20 (max) 26.00±0.20 1.550 to 1.61 1.3 to 1.5 0.50±0.03 0.220 to 0.38
176-Pin TQFP
(inches) 0.674 1.398 1.287 0.055 0.138 0.984 (min) 0.953 (max) 1.024±0.008 0.057 to 0.063 0.053 to 0.057 0.0197±0.0012 0.009±0.002 (millimeters) 17.13 35.50 32.70 1.40 3.50 25.00 (min) 24.20 (max) 26.00±0.20 1.450 to 1.60 1.350 to 1.45 0.50±0.03 0.220±0.05
Figure 3.3. Elastomeric probe and package dimensions for TQFP
A
E
Maximum height of components in this area
B
C
F
G
H
K
J
L
M
Adapter A B C E F G H J K L M
144-Pin PQFP/CQFP
(inches) 0.73 1.583 0.16 0.01 1.135 (min) 1.106 (max) 1.236 (max) 0.094 to 0.098 0.108 (max) .0256±0.0012 0.009±0.002 (millimeters) 18.5 40.21 4 0.3 28.85 (min) 28.10 (max) 31.40 (max) 2.40 to 2.50 2.75 (max) 0.65±.03 0.22±0.05
160-Pin PQFP/CQFP
(inches) 0.76 1.583 0.16 0.03 1.154 (min) 1.106 (max) 1.266 (max) 0.126 to 0.146 0.136 to 0.161 .0256±0.0012 0.009±0.002 (millimeters) 19.2 40.21 4 0.8 29.32 (min) 28.10 (max) 32.15 (max) 3.20 to 3.70 3.45 to 4.10 0.65±.03 0.22±0.05
208-Pin PQFP/CQFP
(inches) 0.76 1.583 0.16 0.03 1.136 (min) 1.110 (max) 1.197 to 1.213 0.126 to 0.142 0.136 to 0.161 0.0197±0.0012 0.009±0.002 (millimeters) 19.2 40.21 4 0.8 28.85 (min) 28.20 (max) 30.40 to 30.80 3.20 to 3.60 3.45 to 3.60 0.50±0.03 0.22±0.05
240-Pin PQFP/CQFP
(inches) 0.76 1.937 0.16 0.03 1.293 (min) 1.268 (max) 1.354 to 1.370 0.126 to 0.142 0.136 to 0.161 0.0197±0.0012 0.009±0.002 (millimeters) 19.2 49.20 4 0.8 32.85 (min) 32.20 (max) 34.40 to 34.80 3.20 to 3.60 3.45 to 3.60 0.50±0.03 0.22±0.05
Figure 3.4. Elastomeric probe and package dimensions for PQFP/CQFP
Maximum height of components in this area
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
K
J
L (non-accumulative)
M
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General-Purpose Probing
For All Agilent Logic Analyzers with 40-pin Pod Connectors
E5383A 17-Channel Single-Ended Flying Lead Probe
Ideal when only a few lines may need to be probed or probe points are distributed across a target. The E5383A includes a set of 20 IC test clips and five ground leads.
Logic Analysis General-Purpose Probes
General-purpose probing requires connecting probe leads to individual signal lines. This method is most convenient for a small to moderate number of signals, very flexible, and can be used in conjunction with other probing methods.
Note: Any probed signal line must be able to supply a minimum of 600 mV to the probe with the specified loading.
The Standard Probing System
The standard probing system consists of IC clips, probe leads, probe housing and probe cable. Because it is passive, the stan­dard probing system is smaller, lighter, and much easier to use than active probing systems. This passive probing system is similar to a probing system used on a high frequency oscilloscope. It consists of an isolation network (as shown in Figure 4.1) at the probe tip and a shielded resistive transmission line. The advantages of this system are:
• High input impedance. See Figure 4.1.
• Signal ground at the probe tip for high-speed signals.
• Inexpensive, removable probe tip assemblies.
Probe Leads and Lead Sets
Probe leads are configured into lead sets, which can probe 16 data channels with ground, one clock channel, and a common ground. A 17-channel probe lead set (E5383A) is shown in Figure 4.2, along with the replace­ment part numbers for individual components in Figure 4.3.
Each probe lead is a 12-inch, twisted-pair cable connected to the probe cable at the probe hous­ing (see Figure 4.3). The probe tip includes a signal lead, a connec­tor for a ground lead, and the isolation network.
The signal and ground leads can be connected directly to the target system. This requires installing 0.63 mm (0.025 in) square pins, or round pins with a diameter of between 0.66 mm (0.026 in) and 0.84 mm (0.033 in) directly on the board. An IC test clip can also be used. The same specifications apply for the pin dimensions of the test clip. (See Figure 4.6 for IC test clips available from Agilent.)
Figure 4.1. Probe tip Isolation network and equivalent load
Equivalent Load
Tip Isolation Network
Figure 4.3. E5383A 17-channel probe lead set replacement parts
Common ground lead (long) (Agilent part number 5959-9335 contains 5 pod grounds)
Probe housing
Probe lead (Agilent part number 5959-9333 contains 5 probe leads)
Each probe lead set contains: 1 clock probe lead 16 data line leads
RC network housing
Connector for ground lead
Signal leads
Ground leads (Agilent part number 5959-9334 contains 5 short ground leads)
Figure 4.2. E5383A 17-channel probe lead set
SMD IC clip (Agilent part number 5090-4833 contains 20 clips)
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General-Purpose Probing
For All Agilent Logic Analyzers with 40-pin Pod Connectors
IC Clips
The surface-mount device IC clip with twin hooks (part number 5090-4833, containing 20 IC clips) is designed for fine surface­mounted component leads. The twin hook 0.5 mm IC clip (part number 10467-68701, containing four 0.5 mm IC clips), is very use­ful for 0.5 mm pitch components. See Figure 4.5.
The E2421A kit contains one each: 8-pin, 14-pin, 16-pin, 20-pin, 24-pin, and 28-pin SOIC test clips. See Figure 4.6.
The E2422A kit contains one each: 20-pin, 28-pin, 44-pin, 52-pin, 66-pin, and 84-pin QUAD IC test adapters. See Figure 4.6.
Grounding
There are three methods of grounding the probe system. First, the entire probe lead set can be grounded through the common ground. This requires only one connection, but is not recommended because it will cause poor signal fidelity in systems with fast transition times. The recommended method is to individually ground each probe lead. This yields optimal signal fidelity and is required for signals with faster transition times (< 4 - 5 ns).
For moderate rise times (greater than 2 ns), it may be acceptable to ground every other (or every fourth) ground connection to the target.
Figure 4.4. Connecting IC clips and ground leads to probes
Figure 4.5. SMD IC clip and 0.5 mm IC clip
Signal leads
SMT IC clip
RC network housing
Figure 4.6. Typical IC test clips available in E2421A SOIC kit (left) and E2422A QUAD kit (right)
5090-4833
10467-68701
Probe ground leads
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General-Purpose Probing
For All Agilent Logic Analyzers with 40-pin Pod Connectors
Signal Line Loading
Any probed signal line must be able to supply a minimum of 600 mV (unless noted otherwise — see probe of interest) to the probe tip while the probe is connected to the system. The maximum input voltage of each probe is ±40 volts peak (unless noted oth­erwise — see probe of interest).
Probe Cables
The probe cable (see Figure 4.7 and Table 4) contains 16 signal lines and two clk lines, two +5 volt power lines, and ground lines for each of the signal/clock and power lines. All of these lines are contained in a 4.5-foot cable. The probe cable is included with the logic analyzer. The cable grounds are chassis (earth) grounds, not “floating” grounds. The two +5 volt power lines can be used to power active probing systems. Consult the specifications for the individual logic analyzers or logic analyzer cards for the maximum allowable current through each +5 volt power supply.
Caution: These +5 volt power lines MUST NOT be connected to the target’s power supply.
Caution: Be careful when using straight wire probe leads, one common ground, or RC networks located far from the target. These circumstances increase the impact of analog effects such as crosstalk and EMT susceptibility, which contribute to measurement errors.
Logic Analyzer 01660-61605 16555-61606 16710-61603 16715-61601 Stand Alone or Module
16550A x
16554A x
16555A/D x
16556A/D x
16557D x
16710A x
16711A x
16712A x
16715A x
16716A x
16717A x
16718A x
16719A x
16740 Series x
16750A/B x
16751A/B x
16752A/B x
16910A x
16911A x
1670 Series x
1680 Series x
1690 Series x
Table 4. Probe cables supplied with Agilent logic analyzers
Figure 4.7. Logic analyzer probe cable
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Designing and Probing with Target Connections
Normal-Density, Medium-Performance Applications
In some cases, you may not have a standard QFP package on the target available for probing access, or your device may be available only in BGA packaging.
Agilent recommends that targets with probing constraints have connectors designed into the prototype versions of the product for effective hardware and soft­ware debug. The following should be considered when designing with connectors:
• Select the appropriate connec­tor technology for your target speed and target density.
• Carefully select all lines for routing to the connectors that may be needed for debug.
• Group the lines at each connector for your probing convenience. For example, Agilent may have written an inverse assembler for your device that has a preconfig­ured signal order. Before designing, refer to the docu­mentation for this inverse assembler for essential signal lines and order.
• Keep the routing to connectors as short as possible to mini­mize target impact and provide accurate data.
• Examine the impact of probing isolation networks designed into the target vs. the isolation network products offered by Agilent Technologies.
An isolation network must be located between the target and the logic analyzer. It can be located on the target board in through-hole or SMT parts; or it can be attached to the logic analyzer cable with the probe leads (the isolation network is molded into the end of the probe); or the Agilent 01650-63203 isola­tion adapter with self contained isolation networks can be used. Probe leads can be used with connectors but are not the most convenient method. Direct con­nection of the connectors with the analyzer cable (isolation net­work parts on the target) or with a probe or isolation adapter is the faster, more convenient method.
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Designing and Probing with Target Connections
For All Agilent Logic Analyzers with 40-pin Pod Connectors
High-Density, High-Performance Probes
Agilent Pro Series Soft Touch Connectorless Logic Analyzer Probes
Agilent Technologies has devel­oped connectorless logic analyzer probes based on soft touch probing technology. Connectorless logic analyzer probing removes the connector that is traditionally attached to the target board and replaces it with an array of probe pads. This reduces the probe load on the target by eliminating the loading associated with the physical body of the connector. Additionally, this streamlines the design flow by eliminating the need to assign a logic analyzer connector to the bill of material of your board, procuring those connectors and then having them loaded onto your board.
Agilent’s soft touch connectorless probes use micro spring-pin tech­nology to provide reliable contact which is not dependent on the planarity of the PC board or the
plating processes used to fabri­cate the board. No special clean­ing processes are required when using Agilent’s soft touch probes.
The new Agilent Technologies Pro Series soft touch connectorless probes offer a 30% smaller foot­print than the original soft touch probes and are the basis for the industry standard connectorless probing footprint.
The probes use a retention module that ensures soft touch pin-to-PC board pad alignment and holds the probe in place while in use. The Pro Series soft touch uses a “top-side” mountable retention module. The retention module is mounted on the same side of the board as the probing footprint so there is no need to access the back-side of the board. Because there is no requirement for the retention module pins to extend beyond the back-side of the board, the retention module is compatible with virtually any board thickness.
E5404A Pro Series Soft Touch Connectorless Probe
The E5404A is a 34-channel single-ended Pro Series soft touch connectorless probe compatible with all Agilent logic analyzers that have a 40-pin pod connector. It is capable of acquiring data at the maximum rates of the logic analyzer it is connected to.
Features
• No connector on the target board
• Top-side mount retention module
• Industry-standard connectorless footprint
• 34 channels, single-ended clock and data
• Extremely low, <0.7 pF, equivalent load capacitance
• Capable of data rates >2.5 Gb/s (maximum rate dependent on analyzer used)
• 500 mV p-p minimum signal amplitude
• Robust and reliable soft touch technology
Unused clock inputs can be used as data inputs.
The E5404A (used with logic ana­lyzers with a 40-pin cable connec­tor) uses the same footprint, pinout, and retention module as the E5406A Pro Series soft touch connectorless probe (used with logic analyzers with a 90-pin cable connector).
A kit of five retention modules is shipped with each Pro Series soft touch probe. Additional kits can be ordered using Agilent part number E5403A.
Figure 5.1. “Top-side” mountable retention module.
Insert
Solder pins from top of board
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Figure 5.2. Agilent E5394A soft touch probe connection
Pads and mounting holes on target system
Retention module
E5394A single-ended soft touch probe
Logic analyzer probe cables (40-pin pod connector)
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E5394A Soft Touch Connectorless Probe
The E5394A is a 34-channel single-ended soft touch connec­torless probe compatible with all Agilent logic analyzers that have a 40-pin pod connector. It is capable of acquiring data at the maximum rates of the logic analyzer it is connected to. The probe has the following inputs:
• 32 single-ended data inputs
• two single-ended clock inputs
• < 0.7 pf input capacitance
• 500 mV p-p minimum signal amplitude
Unused clock inputs can be used as data inputs.
The E5394A (used with logic analyzers with a 40-pin pod con­nector) uses the same footprint, pinout and retention module as the E5390A single-ended soft touch connectorless probe (used with logic analyzers with a 90-pin pod connector).
A kit of five retention modules is shipped with each soft touch probe. Additional kits can be ordered using Agilent part number E5387-68701.
E5396A Half-Size Soft Touch Connectorless Probe
The E5396A is a small space saving probe compatible with all Agilent logic analyzers that have a 40-pin cable connector. It is a 17-channel, single-ended probe capable of capturing data at the maximum rates of the logic analyzer it is connected to. The probe has the following inputs:
• 16 single-ended data inputs
• one single-ended clock input
• <0.7 pf equivalent load capacitance
• 500 mV p-p minimum signal amplitude
The unused clock input can be used as a data input.
The E5396A (used with logic analyzers with a 40-pin cable con­nector) uses the same footprint, pinout, and retention module as the E5398A single-ended soft touch connectorless probe (used with logic analyzers with a 90-pin cable connector).
More information about soft touch connectorless probes is available on the web at
www.agilent.com/find/softtouch.
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Probe Dimensions
The following figures show dimensions, footprint, and pinout information you will need to design your target system board for use with the Agilent Pro Series soft touch probes.
Figure 5.3. E5404A probe dimensions
Figure 5.4. Pro Series soft touch retention module dimensions
Figure 5.5. Pro Series soft touch side-by-side dimensions
Probe and Retention Module Dimensions
The following dimensions show the Pro Series soft touch probe attached to the retention module. The retention module is mounted on the PC board.
Top view E5404A
Side view E5404A
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_
Top view E5394A
Side view E5394A
Top view E5396A
Side view E5396A
Figure 5.6. E5394A and E5396A soft touch probe dimensions
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45.72 mm
_______
1.80 in.
60.96 mm
_______
2.40 in.
E5394A
E5394A
11.176 mm
________
0.440 in.
160.79 mm
_________
6.330 in.
8.76 mm
_______
0.345 in.
21.08 mm
________
0.830 in.
34.61 mm
________
1.363 in.
27.93 mm
________
1.100 in.
7.54 mm
_______
0.297 in.
5.31 mm
_______
0.209 in.
15.26
45.720 mm
45.87 mm
________
1.806 in.
64.48 mm
________
2.538 in.
6.63 mm
________
0.261 in.
_________
18.000 in.
8.76 mm
_______
0.345 in.
21.11 mm
________
0.831 in.
22.05 mm
________
0.868 in.
15.93 mm
________
0.627 in.
7.54 mm
_______
0.297 in.
5.31 mm
_______
0.209 in.
21.61 mm
_______
0.851 in.
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Retention Module Dimensions
The soft touch probes are attached to the PC board using a retention module which ensures pin-to-pad alignment and holds the probe in place. A board thickness of up to 2.54 mm (0.100 in.) is recommended. Insert the retention module into the board, noting the keying pin, and solder the four alignment pins to the backside of the board.
Probe and Retention Module Dimensions
The following dimensions show the soft touch probe attached to the retention module. The retention module is mounted on the PC board.
_
Figure 5.7. Retention module dimensions
Figure 5.8. Side-by-side dimensions
17-channel retention module dimensions
34-channel retention module dimensions
17-channel probe and retention module dimensions
34-channel probe and retention module dimensions
4.83 mm
_______
0.190 in.
6.99 mm
_______
0.275 in.
4.83 mm
_______
0.190 in.
6.99 mm
_______
0.275 in.
0.64 mm
_______
0.025 in.
4.98 mm
_______
0.196 in.
17.98 mm
_______
0.708 in.
22.05 mm
_______
0.868 in.
4.98 mm
_______
0.196 in.
34.04 mm
________
1.340 in.
29.97 mm
________
1.180 in.
0.64 mm
________
0.025 in.
3.58 mm
_______
0.141 in.
_______
2.72 mm
_______
0.107 in.
2.72 mm
_______
0.107 in.
3.58 mm
0.141 in.
25.35 mm
________
0.998 in.
8.13 mm
_______
0.320 in.
Minimum recommended
29.61 mm
________
1.166 in.
8.13 mm
_______
0.320 in.
Minimum recommended
35.05 mm
________
1.380 in.
Minimum recommended
2.54 mm
_______
0.100 in.
23.06 mm
________
0.908 in.
Minimum recommended
2.54 mm
______
0.100 in.
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Figure 5.9. Pro Series soft touch footprint dimensions (see drawing notes).
Drawing notes:
Maintain a solder mask web between pads when traces are routed between the pads on the same layer. The solder mask may not encroach onto the pads within the pad dimension shown.
VIAs not allowed on these pads. VIA edges may be tangent to pad edges as long as a solder mask web between VIAs and pads is maintained.
Surface finishes on pads should be HASL immersion silver, or gold over nickel.
This footprint is compatible with retention module Agilent part number E5405-68702.
This through hole is not used with the Agilent retention module.
Plated through hole should not be tied to ground plane for thermal relief.
Figure 5.10. Pad numbers for E5404/06A 34-channel single-ended probes.
1
VIA
Pad
2
3
4
5
6
B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B10 B11 B12 B13 B14 B15 B16 B17 B18 B19 B20 B21 B22 B23 B24 B25 B26 B27
GND D2 D3 GND D6 D7 GND D8 D9 GND D12 D13 GND D0 D1 GND D4 D5 GND GND/NC CK 2+ GND D10 D11 GND D14 D15
Logic analyzer odd pod
Logic analyzer even pod
D0 D1
GND
D4 D5
GND
CK 1+
GND/NC
GND
D10 D11
GND
D14 D15
GND
D2 D3
GND
D6 D7
GND
D8 D9
GND
D12 D13
GND
A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8
A9 A10 A11 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 A17 A18 A19 A20 A21 A22 A23 A24 A25 A26 A27
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E5404/06A 34-Channel Single-Ended Probe Logic Analyzer Signal Name Pad # Channel Pod
D0 A1
0 Whichever pod
D1 A2
1
is connected to
Ground A3
“Odd” on the
D4 A4
4
E5404/06A
D5 A5
5
probe
Ground A6
Clock 1+ A7
Clock
GND/NC/Clock 1– A8
Ground A9
D10 A10
10
D11 A11
11
Ground A12
D14 A13
14
D15 A14
15
Ground A15 Whichever pod
D2 A16
2
is connected to
D3 A17
3
“Even” on the
Ground A18
E5404/06A
D6 A19
6
probe
D7 A20
7
Ground A21
D8 A22
8
D9 A23
9
Ground A24
D12 A25
12
D13 A26
13
Ground A27
E5404/06A 34-Channel Single-Ended Probe Logic Analyzer Signal Name Pad # Channel Pod
Ground B1 Whichever pod
D2 B2
2
is connected to
D3 B3
3
“Odd” on the
Ground B4
E5404/06A
D6 B5
6
probe
D7 B6
7
Ground B7
D8 B8
8
D9 B9
9
Ground B10
D12 B11
12
D13 B12
13
Ground B13
D0 B14
0 Whichever pod
D1 B15
1
is connected to
Ground B16
“Even” on the
D4 B17
4
E5404/06A
D5 B18
5
probe
Ground B19
GND/NC/Clock 2– B20
Clock 2+ B21
Clock
Ground B22
D10 B23
10
D11 B24
11
Ground B25
D14 B26
14
D15 B27
15
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Probe Footprint Dimensions
Use these probe footprint dimensions for the PC board pads and holes for attaching the retention module.
Figure 5.11. Footprint dimensions
Soft touch
Half-size soft touch
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Pinout for the E5394A Single-Ended Soft Touch Probe
The following graphic and table show the E5394A single-ended soft touch probe pad numbers and logic analyzer pod inputs.
Figure 5.12. Pinout
E5394A Single-Ended Probe Logic Analyzer Signal Name Pad # Channel Pod
D1 A1
1 Whichever pod
D3 A2
3
is connected to
Ground A3
“Odd” on the
D5 A4
5
E5394A probe
D7 A5
7
Ground A6
D9 A7
9
D11 A8
11
Ground A9
D13 A10
13
D15 A11
15
Ground A12
NC A13
NC
Ground A14 Whichever pod
D1 A15
1
is connected to
D3 A16
3
“Even” on the
Ground A17
E5394A probe
D5 A18
5
D7 A19
7
Ground A20
D9 A21
9
D11 A22
11
Ground A23
D13 A24
13
D15 A25
15
Ground A26
NC A27
NC
E5394A Single-Ended Probe Logic Analyzer Signal Name Pad # Channel Pod
D0 B1
0 Whichever pod
D2 B2
2
is connected to
Ground B3
“Odd” on the
D4 B4
4
E5394A probe
D6 B5
6
Ground B6
D8 B7
8
D10 B8
10
Ground B9
D12 B10
12
D14 B11
14
Ground B12
Clock B13
Clock
Ground B14 Whichever pod
D0 B15
0
is connected to
D2 B16
2
“Even” on the
Ground B17
E5394A probe
D4 B18
4
D6 B19
6
Ground B20
D8 B21
8
D10 B22
10
Ground B23
D12 B24
12
D14 B25
14
Ground B26
Clock B27
Clock
B1
D0 D2 G D4 D6 G D8 D10 G D12 D14 G CLK G D0 D2 G D4 D6 G D8 D10 G D12 D14 G CLK
A1
D1 D3 G D5 D7 G D9 D11 G D13 D15 G NC G D1 D3 G D5 D7 G D9 D11 G D13 D15 G NC
POD 1 POD 2
POD 1 POD 2
B27
A27
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Pinout for the E5396A 17-channel Single-Ended Soft Touch Probe
The following graphic and table show the E5396A single-ended soft touch probe pad numbers and logic analyzer pod inputs.
Figure 5.13. Pinout
E5396A 17-channel Single-Ended Probe Logic Analyzer Signal Name Pad # Channel Pod
D1 A1
1 Whichever pod
D3 A2
3
is plugged into
Ground A3
the E5396A
D5 A4
5
probe
D7 A5
7
Ground A6
D9 A7
9
D11 A8
11
Ground A9
D13 A10
13
D15 A11
15
Ground A12
NC A13
n/a
E5396A 17-channel Single-Ended Probe Logic Analyzer Signal Name Pad # Channel Pod
D0 B1
0 Whichever pod
D2 B2
2
is plugged into
Ground B3
the E5396A
D4 B4
4
probe
D6 B5
6
Ground B6
D8 B7
8
D10 B8
10
Ground B9
D12 B10
12
D14 B11
14
Ground B12
Clock B13
Clock
B1
D0 D2 G D4 D6 G D8 D10 G D12 D14 G CLK
A1
D1 D3 G D5 D7 G D9 D11 G D13 D15 G NC
B13
A13
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Equivalent Probe Loads
The following probe load models are based on in-circuit measurements made with an Agilent 8753E 6 GHz network analyzer and an Agilent 54750A TDR/TDT using a 50 test fixture. The following schematic accurately models the probe load out to 6 GHz.
Figure 5.14. Simple (does not include capacitive coupling between channels or inductance of the spring pins)
Figure 5.15. Complex (includes capacitive coupling between channels and inductance of spring pins)
Din
Cstub
0.375 pF
Rtap
400
Ctip 10 pF
Rtip 100 K
Lspring2
1.17 nH
Ccoupling
0.070 pF
Lspring1Din
0.63 nH
Cstub
0.375 pF
Rgnd1 10
Rtip1
250
Rtip2 100 K
Ctip 10 pF
Rgnd2 120
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High Density, High Performance
Agilent Technologies has developed high-density probing solutions based on the 100-pin Samtec and AMP Mictor 38-pin connectors. The Agilent probes and adapter cables, E5346A, E5339A, E5351A, and E5385A provide a connection strategy to route your important signals to the Agilent logic analyzer. Simply design the connectors onto the board for the critical signals such
as address, data, and status bits. The connectors consume a minimal amount of board space. Each connector provides 32 channels of logic analysis per connector and two clocks (unused clocks can be used as data). Connectors for use with the E5385A, E5346A, E5339A and E5351A can be purchased directly from AMP, Samtec, or Agilent Technologies. See the “Related Information” at the end of this document.
Figure 5.17. E5346A, E5351A, E5339A mechanical dimensions
Figure 5.16. E5385A 100-pin probe mechanical dimensions
0.450 in
2.393 in
60.77 mm
11.44 mm
1.64 in
41.6 mm
17.500 in
444.50 mm
0.465 in
11.80 mm
1.400 in
35.56 mm
0.271 in
6.89 mm
0.209 in
5.31 mm
1.100 in
27.94 mm
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Agilent Technologies E5346A, E5339A, and E5385A Probes
The E5346A, E5339A, and E5385A probes include the required isolation networks for the logic analyzer right at the probe tip, close to the target. The E5346A and E5385A are designed to acquire signals with peak-to-peak amplitude as low as 500 mV. The E5339A is designed to acquire signals as small as 250 mV peak-to-peak. Figure 5.18 shows the equivalent load for the E5339A, and Figure 5.19 shows the equivalent load for the E5346A. Figure 5.20 shows the equivalent load for the E5385A.
To use the E5346A, E5339A, or E5385A at high clock speeds, the following design guidelines should be observed:
• Calculate the electrical length of the probe hookup stub.
• For PC board material with Er=4.9, use a propagation delay of 160 ps/inch.
• Check that the propagation delay of the probe hookup stub is less than 20% of the bus sig­nal risetime (Tr). If it is, the E5346A, E5339A, or E5385A can be used for connection.
For example, if Er=4.9, a 2.5 inch probe hookup stub generates a propagation delay of 400 ps. If Tris > 2 ns, the E5346A, E5339A, or E5385A is a viable probing choice.
The E5346A and E5339A use the AMP Mictor 38-pin connector. The E5385A uses a 100-pin connector manufactured by Samtec. Agilent recommends the E5394A or E5385A for new applications, due to the reduced input capacitive loading and improved isolation between adjacent channels.
For additional information on designing connectors into a target system, refer to the following documents:
Agilent Technologies E5346A/E5351A Installation Note E5346-92014 http://literature.agilent.com/litweb/pdf/E5346-92014.pdf Probe/Adapter Cable
Agilent Technologies E5339A Installation Note E5339-92002 http://literature.agilent.com/litweb/pdf/E5339-92002.pdf Low Voltage Probe
Agilent Technologies E5385A Probe Installation Note E5385-92001 http://literature.agilent.com/litweb/pdf/E5385-92001.pdf
Figure 5.19. E5346A input equivalent load
Figure 5.18. E5339A input equivalent load
Equivalent Load
Equivalent Load
k
1.5
Figure 5.20. E5385A input equivalent load
Equivalent Load
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Figure 5.21. Agilent E5339A, E5346A, and E5351A connection and pinout
Logic analyzer pod
Optional shroud (recommended) See Table 5 on page 33
Amp “Mictor 38” connector (AMP 2-767004-2), Agilent part number 1252-7431
Figure 5.22. Agilent E5339A, E5346A, and E5385A design rules
connector
38-pin Probe (Agilent E5339A, E5346A, E5351A)
E5339A, E5346A, or E5385A Probe
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100-pin connector
Agilent part number 1253-3620
Samtec part number ASP-65067-01
Probe cables from logic analyzer
Figure 5.23. Agilent E5385A connection and pinout
Odd # probes
E5385A 100-pin probe
Even # probes
Shroud See Table 5 on page 33 for part number
E5385A 100-Pin Probe Pin Assignments
Signal Pin Number Signal
Ground 1 2 Ground
Do Not Connect 3 4 Do Not Connect
Ground 5 6 Ground
Odd D0 7 8 Even D0
Ground 9 10 Ground
Odd D1 11 12 Even D1
Ground 13 14 Ground
Odd D2 15 16 Even D2
Ground 17 18 Ground
Odd D3 19 20 Even D3
Ground 21 22 Ground
Odd D4 23 24 Even D4
Ground 25 26 Ground
Odd D5 27 28 Even D5
Ground 29 30 Ground
Odd D6 31 32 Even D6
Ground 33 34 Ground
Odd D7 35 36 Even D7
Ground 37 38 Ground
Odd D8 39 40 Even D8
Ground 41 42 Ground
Odd D9 43 44 Even D9
Ground 45 46 Ground
Odd D10 47 48 Even D10
Ground 49 50 Ground
Odd D11 51 52 Even D11
Ground 53 54 Ground
Odd D12 55 56 Even D12
Ground 57 58 Ground
Odd D13 59 60 Even D13
Ground 61 62 Ground
Odd D14 63 64 Even D14
Ground 65 66 Ground
Odd D15 67 68 Even D15
Ground 69 70 Ground
NC 71 72 NC
Ground 73 74 Ground
NC 75 76 NC
Ground 77 78 Ground
Odd D16P/ 79 80 Even D16P/
Odd CLK Even CLK
Ground 81 82 Ground
NC 83 84 NC
Ground 85 86 Ground
NC 87 88 NC
Ground 89 90 Ground
NC 91 92 NC
Ground 93 94 Ground
Ground 95 96 Ground
+5V 97 98 +5V
+5V 99 100 +5V
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Agilent Technologies E5351A 38-Pin Adapter Cable
If the calculated electrical length of the required routing stub prohibits the use of the Agilent E5339A, E5346A, or E5385A, the Agilent E5351A can be used with the required isolation networks installed on the target.
The E5351A does not have its own internal isolation networks. When using the E5351A, place the SIP isolation networks, surface mount isolation network 5062-7396, or equivalent discrete components very near the target component for measurement.
Ensure that the stub length between the target component and the isolation network is short. The stub propagation delay should be less than 20% of the bus signal rise time, as mentioned before. The transmis­sion line from the on-board isolation network to the Mictor connector should be designed for an impedance in the range of 80 to 100 ohms (closer to 100 ohms is better). This length should not exceed 3 to 4 inches, and all signal line lengths should be equal. Signal line length variation should not cause propagation delay variation to exceed 20 ps between signal lines.
Figure 5.24. Agilent Technologies E5351A design rules
Notes on Using Discrete Components
Discrete components can be used in the design of the RC network. Agilent Technologies recommends the circuit shown in Figure 5.25. To achieve the equivalent load shown in the figure, trace lengths should be minimized by locating the RC network very near the measured node. Actual load will be the stub length load added to the equivalent load in the figure.
E5351A Probe
F
p
k
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Options for On-Board Terminations for the E5351A
There are two options for isolating the E5351A on the target PC board:
• Use the surface mount isola­tion network, Agilent part number 5062-7396. Refer to Figure 5.26 for schematic and pinout.
• Use discrete components. Refer to Figure 5.25 for recom­mended components and equivalent load.
If you are operating at state speeds above 200 MHz, you should use discrete components for best results. Due to the added electrical length of the E5351A probe cable, the divider compen­sating capacitors in the SIP, and surface-mount isolation networks are not optimum for the E5351A, but they are usable up to 200 MHz clock rates.
Notes on Using the 5062-7396 SMT Part
Agilent currently recommends a two-step process in soldering the SMT part to the board. The first pass places solder paste on those pads with vias. Application of heat allows the via to fill with solder. (If only one solder step is used, the solder wicks away from the part into the via and a solid connection will not be made with the part.) The next pass places solder paste on all of the pads.
As shown in Figure 5.26, the 5062-7396 SMT isolation network supports six logic analysis channels. The size of the part allows you to repeat the pattern in Figure 5.26 to accommodate mul­tiple parts stacked end-to-end for the number of channels needed in your application. Three of these SMTs are required for each probe
Suggested On Board Isolation Network Equivalent Load
Note 1
Figure 5.25. Suggested on-board isolation network and equivalent load when using discrete components to terminate the E5351A
Note 1: The effective input capacitance for on-board isolation networks is purely a function of geometry -
0.3 pF is about as low as can be achieved. Note 2: The equivalent load is the same when using the surface-mount isolation network, 5062-7396.
Logic Analyzer Pod Pad Dimension = 0.030” x 0.040”
7
5
8
910
3
11
2
1
12
0.050”
0.080”
0.120”
0.160”
R1
C1
R2
R3
R4
R5
R6
R7
C2
R8
C3
R9
C4
R10
C5
R11
C6
R12
Notes:
4
6
cable. The process for using the ceramic hybrid isolation network is similar to the process for an LCC package. Due to the small part size, thermal expansion mismatch during solder reflow should not be a problem. Capacitance also remains stable with temperature changes.
1. Resistances: R1 through R6: 250 R7 through R12: 90.9 k
2. Capacitance 8.2 pF
Figure 5.26. Recommended PC board pattern for 5062-7396 surface mount isolation network
k
9 pF
10 pF
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Support Shrouds
A support shroud is recom­mended to provide additional strain relief between the probe and the connector, as shown in Figures 5.21 and 5.23. Two plated through-holes are required on the target board. The shroud is mounted directly to the target board using the through-holes. This places the shroud around the connector, providing solid mechanical strain relief. Connector kits are available; Table 5 shows the Agilent part numbers for shrouds and connector kits for various PC board thicknesses.
Figure 5.27. Mechanical information for E5346-44701, E5346-44703, E5346-44704 support shrouds for 38-pin Mictor connectors
For probe Agilent model numbers Description part number
E5339A, E5346A, Kit of five support shrouds and five 38-pin Mictor E5346-68701 E5351A connectors for PC board thickness up to 1.57 mm (0.062")
Kit of five support shrouds and five 38-pin Mictor E5346-68700 connectors for PC board thickness up to 3.175 mm (0.125")
One 38-pin Mictor connector 1252-7431 (also available from AMP as part number 2-767004-2)
One support shroud for E5346-44701 PC board thickness up to 1.57 mm (0.062")
One support shroud for E5346-44704 PC board thickness up to 3.175 mm (0.125")
One support shroud for E5346-44703 PC board thickness up to 4.318 mm (0.700")
E5385A Kit of five support shrouds and five 100-pin Samtec 16760-68702
connectors for PC board thickness up to 1.57 mm (0.062")
Kit of five support shrouds and five 100-pin Samtec 16760-68703 connectors for PC board thickness up to 3.05 mm (0.120")
One 100-pin Samtec connector 1253-3620 (also available from Samtec as part number ASP-65067-01)
One support shroud for 16760-02302 PC board thickness up to 1.57 mm (0.062")
One support shroud for 16760-02303 PC board thickness up to 3.05 mm (0.120")
Table 5. Mating connectors, shrouds, and kits for Agilent E5339A, E5346A, E5351A, and E5385A probes
0.64
0.025
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Probing Individual Pins of High-Density Connectors
38-pin Mictor Adapter
Signals routed out to AMP Mictor connectors can also be accessed by other test equipment, such as an oscilloscope.
The E5346-60002 plugs directly into the Mictor connector and brings all 32 signals out to standard connector pins through flex circuits, as shown in Figure 6.1.
Figure 6.1. E5346-60002 Mictor break-out adapter
Probe
Multi-purpose flexible cable
Pin 1 bevel
Mictor
Shroud
Even # probes
Odd # probes
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Right-Angle Mictor Adapter
For systems with space constraints above the 38-pin connector, Agilent Technologies offers a right-angle adapter, as shown in Figure 7.1. With the E5346-63201 right-angle adapter inserted in the 38-pin connector, the adapter cable is connected parallel to the target board surface. When using the right-angle adapters, the 38-pin connectors must be placed end-to-end on the target board, as shown in Figure 7.2. Support shrouds cannot be used with the right-angle adapter.
Figure 7.2. 38-pin connectors placed for use of right-angle adapter
Figure 7.1. E5346-63201 right-angle 38-pin adapter
Note: the right-angle adapter adds significant capacitance and inductance in series with the probe. It is not recommended for state speeds above 100 MHz or for signals with rise times < 4 - 5 ns.
0.575 in
14.61mm
0.382 in
9.69 mm
0.758 in
19.26 mm
1.00 in
25.40 mm
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For All Agilent Logic Analyzers with 40-pin Pod Connectors
Low Density, Moderate Performance
Solutions shown in the “High-Density, High-Performance” (page 27) section of this docu­ment can be used in place of the solutions described here. Agilent recommends standard 0.1 inch center connectors for normal density applications if the load­ing/speed is not a significant issue. Many of these items are available from 3M or Agilent (see Table 6). See the “Related Information” section at the end of this document for 3M address information.
Direct Connection through Isolation Adapter
Isolation adapters (Agilent part number 01650-63203) that con­nect to the end of the probe cable are designed to perform two func­tions. The first is to reduce the number of pins required for the header on the target board from 40 pins to 20 pins. This process reduces the board area dedicated to the probing connection. The second function is to provide the proper RC networks in a very convenient package. Figure 7.3 illustrates how the isolation adapter physically connects to the target system and the equiva­lent load of the isolation adapter connected to an Agilent Technologies logic analyzer. Figures 7.4 and 7.5 show the pinout diagrams for the probe cable and the isolation adapter, respectively. There are two 20-pin connectors, along with their Agilent Technologies and 3M part numbers, listed in Table 6.
Note: The Agilent 01650-63203 saves space by using a common ground (see Figure 7.5). This will impact signal fidelity, especially faster transition times (< 4 - 5 ns).
Agilent Part Number 3M Part Number Connector Description
1251-8106 2520-6002 20-Pin, low-profile (straight)
1251-8473 2520-5002 20-Pin, low-profile (right-angle)
Table 6. Twenty-pin connectors for fixed configuration probing. (Requires isolation adapter)
Logic analyzer pod cable
Isolation Adapter (Agilent 01650-63203)
20-pin connector (Agilent 1251-8106)
Figure 7.3. Isolation adapter (01650-63203) and equivalent load
Isolation Adapter RC Network
k
Equivalent Load
100 k
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For All Agilent Logic Analyzers with 40-pin Pod Connectors
Figure 7.5. Pinout for 100 kisolation adapter (Agilent part number 01650-63203)
Figure 7.4. Pinout for probe cable
Note: +5V is supplied from the logic analyzer to provide power for analysis probes and demo boards. DO NOT connect these
pins to a +5V supply in the target system!
POWER GND 2
SIGNAL GND 4 SIGNAL GND 6 SIGNAL GND 8 SIGNAL GND 10 SIGNAL GND 12 SIGNAL GND 14 SIGNAL GND 16 SIGNAL GND 18 SIGNAL GND 20 SIGNAL GND 22 SIGNAL GND 24
SIGNAL GND 26 SIGNAL GND 28 SIGNAL GND 30 SIGNAL GND 32 SIGNAL GND 34 SIGNAL GND 36 SIGNAL GND 38 POWER GND 40
Do not connect 2
D15 4 D13 6
D11 8 D9 10 D7 12 D5 14 D3 16 D1 18
GND 20
1 +5V (see note) 3 CLOCK 5 Do not connect 7 D15 9 D14 11 D13 13 D12 15 D11 17 D10 19 D9 21 D8 23 D7 25 D6 27 D5 29 D4 31 D3 33 D2 35 D1 37 D0 39 +5V
1 +5V (see note) 3 CLOCK 5 D14 7 D12 9 D10 11 D8 13 D6 15 D4 17 D2 19 D0
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For All Agilent Logic Analyzers with 40-pin Pod Connectors
Direct Connection through 40-Pin Connectors
The probe cable also can be plugged directly into the various 40-pin connectors shown in Table 7, but proper isolation networks must be installed directly onto the target system board (see Figure 7.6 for the 40-pin connector pinout).
Agilent Technologies offers a 12-pin SMT (Agilent part number 5062-7396), which provides six isolation networks, as shown in Figure 7.7. Three of these SMTs are required for each probe cable.
Discrete components can also be used for the proper isolation network. See Figure 7.9 for an equivalent load diagram for the isolation networks.
Note that the effective input capacitive lead of an isolation network using discrete compo­nents is a function of the layout geometry and the parasitic capacitance of the input series damping resistor.
Agilent Part Number 3M Part Number Connector Description
1251-8828C 2540-6002 40-Pin, low-profile (straight)
1251-8158 2540-5002 40-Pin, low-profile (right-angle)
1251-8831 3432-6302 40-Pin, with long latches (straight)
1251-8931 3432-5302 40-Pin, with long latches (right-angle)
Table 7. Forty-pin connectors for fixed configuration probing. (Requires isolation network installed on target board)
Agilent Part Number Package Type
5062-7396 SMT, 12-pin, provides 6 isolation networks
(3 SMTs required for each probe cable)
Table 8. Available isolation networks
Figure 7.6. Forty-pin connector pinout
Note: +5V is supplied from the logic analyzer to provide power for analysis probes and demo boards. DO NOT connect these
pins to a +5V supply in the target system!
+5V (see note) 1
CLOCK 3
Do not connect 5
D15 7
D14 9 D13 11 D12 13 D11 15 D10 17
D9 19 D8 21 D7 23 D6 25 D5 27 D4 29 D3 31 D2 33 D1 35 D0 37
+5V 39
2 POWER GND 4 SIGNAL GND 6 SIGNAL GND 8 SIGNAL GND 10 SIGNAL GND 12 SIGNAL GND 14 SIGNAL GND 16 SIGNAL GND 18 SIGNAL GND 20 SIGNAL GND 22 SIGNAL GND 24 SIGNAL GND 26 SIGNAL GND 28 SIGNAL GND 30 SIGNAL GND 32 SIGNAL GND 34 SIGNAL GND 36 SIGNAL GND 38 SIGNAL GND 40 POWER GND
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For All Agilent Logic Analyzers with 40-pin Pod Connectors
Figure 7.8. Connecting probe cable to 40-pin connector with isolation networks
Probe cable (from logic
analyzer)
40-pin connector (Agilent part number 1251-8828C) 2 x 20-pin male connector with
0.1” x 0.1” spacing
Logic Analyzer Pod Pad Dimension = 0.030” x 0.040”
7
5
8
910
3
11
2
1
12
0.050”
0.080”
0.120”
0.160”
R1
C1
R2
R3
R4
R5
R6
R7
C2
R8
C3
R9
C4
R10
C5
R11
C6
R12
Notes:
4
6
1. Resistances: R1 through R6: 250 R7 through R12: 90.9 k
2. Capacitance 8.2 pF
Figure 7.7. Recommended PC board pattern for 5062-7396 surface mount isolation network
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Notes on Using Discrete Components
Discrete components can be used to design the isolation network. Agilent Technologies recommends the circuit shown in Figure 7.9. To achieve the equivalent load shown in the figure, trace lengths should be minimized by locating the RC network very near the measured node. Actual load will be the stub length load added to the equivalent load in the figure. Trace length from the suggested on-board RC network to the target connector must be 3 to 4 inches or less. This transmis­sion line should be designed for an impedance in the range of 80 to 100 ohms (closer to 100 ohms is better).
Figure7.9. Equivalent load for on-target discrete components. Also applies to SMT (5062-7396) RC networks.
Equivalent LoadSuggested On Board Isolation Network
Includes on board isolation network and logic analyzer
k
8.2 pF
7.4 pF
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Agilent Logic Analyzers with 90-pin Pod Connectors
Seven options are available for connecting Agilent logic analyzers with 90-pin pod connectors to a target system using mass connections.
Agilent Pro Series Soft Touch Connectorless Logic Analyzer Probes
Agilent Technologies has devel­oped connectorless logic analyzer probes based on soft touch probing technology. Connectorless logic analyzer probing removes the connector that is traditionally attached to the target board and replaces it with an array of probe pads. This reduces the probe load on the target by eliminating the loading associated with the physical body of the connector. Additionally, this streamlines the
design flow by eliminating the need to assign a logic analyzer connector to the bill of material of your board, procuring those connectors and then having them loaded onto your board.
Agilent’s soft touch connectorless probes use micro spring-pin tech­nology to provide reliable contact which is not dependent on the planarity of the PC board or the plating processes used to fabri­cate the board. No special clean­ing processes are required when using Agilent’s soft touch probes.
The new Agilent Technologies Pro Series soft touch connectorless probes offer a 30% smaller foot­print than the original soft touch
Figure 8.1. “Top-side” mountable retention module.
Insert
Solder pins from top of board
probes and are the basis for the industry standard connectorless probing footprint.
The probes use a retention module that ensures soft touch pin-to-PC board pad alignment and holds the probe in place while in use. The Pro Series soft touch uses a “top-side” mountable retention module. The retention module is mounted on the same side of the board as the probing footprint so there is no need to access the back-side of the board. Because there is no requirement for the retention module pins to extend beyond the back-side of the board, the retention module is compatible with virtually any board thickness.
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E5405A Differential Pro Series Soft Touch Connectorless Probe
The E5405A is a 17-channel differential Pro Series soft touch connectorless probe compatible with all Agilent logic analyzers that have a 90-pin pod connector. It is capable of acquiring data at the maximum rates of the logic analyzer it is connected to.
Features
• No connector on the target board
• Top-side retention module
• Industry-standard connectorless footprint
• 17 channels, differential or single-ended clock and data
• Extremely low, <0.7 pF, equivalent load capacitance
• Capable of data rates >2.5 Gb/s (maximum rate dependent on analyzer used)
• 200 mV Vmax–Vmin minimum signal amplitude
• Robust and reliable soft touch technology
Unused clock inputs can be used as data inputs.
The E5405A uses the same reten­tion module as the E5404A and E5406A Pro Series soft touch connectorless probe.
A kit of five retention modules is shipped with each Pro Series soft touch probe. Additional kits can be ordered using Agilent part number E5403A.
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Agilent Logic Analyzers with 90-pin Pod Connectors
E5406A Pro Series Soft Touch Connectorless Probe
The E5406A is a 34-channel single-ended Pro Series soft touch connectorless probe compatible with all Agilent logic analyzers that have a 90-pin pod connector. It is capable of acquiring data at the maximum rates of the logic analyzer it is connected to.
Features
• No connector on the target board
• Top-side mount retention module
• Industry-standard connectorless footprint
• 34 channels, single-ended or differential clock and single-ended data
• Extremely low, <0.7 pF, equivalent load capacitance
• Capable of data rates >2.5 Gb/s (maximum rate dependent on analyzer used)
• 250 mV p-p minimum signal amplitude
• Robust and reliable soft touch technology
Unused clock inputs can be used as data inputs.
The E5406A (used with logic analyzers with a 90-pin cable con­nector) uses the same footprint, pinout, and retention module as the E5404A Pro Series soft touch connectorless probe (used with logic analyzers with a 40-pin cable connector.
A kit of five retention modules is shipped with each Pro Series soft touch probe. Additional kits can be ordered using Agilent part number E5403A.
E5387A Differential Soft Touch Connectorless Probe
The E5387A is a 17-channel differential soft touch connector­less probe compatible with all Agilent logic analyzers that have a 90-pin pod connector. It is capable of acquiring data at the maximum rates of the logic analyzer it is connected to. The probe has the following inputs:
• 16 differential or single-ended data inputs
• one differential or single-ended clock input
• < 0.7 pf input capacitance
• 200 mV V
max–Vmin
minimum
signal amplitude
Unused clock inputs can be used as data inputs.
The E5387A uses the same reten­tion module as the E5390A and E5394A soft touch probes.
A kit of five retention modules is shipped with each soft touch probe. Additional kits can be ordered using Agilent part number E5387-68701.
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Figure 8.2. Soft touch probes
Pads and mounting holes on target system
Retention module
E5387A differential soft touch probe
E5390A single-ended soft touch probe
Logic analyzer probe cables (90-pin pod connector)
Logic analyzer probe cables (90-pin pod connector)
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Agilent Logic Analyzers with 90-pin Pod Connectors
E5390A Single-Ended Soft Touch Connectorless Probe
The E5390A is a 34-channel single-ended soft touch connec­torless probe compatible with all Agilent logic analyzers that have a 90-pin pod connector. It is capable of acquiring data at the maximum rates of the logic analyzer it is connected to. The probe has the following inputs:
• 32 single-ended data inputs
• two differential or single-ended clock inputs
• < 0.7 pf input capacitance
• 250 mV p-p minimum signal amplitude
Unused clock inputs can be used as data inputs.
The E5390A (used with logic analyzers with a 90-pin pod con­nector) uses the same footprint, pinout and retention module as the E5394A single-ended soft touch connectorless probe (used with logic analyzers with a 40-pin pod connector).
A kit of five retention modules is shipped with each soft touch probe. Additional kits can be ordered using Agilent part number E5387-68701.
E5398A Half-Size Soft Touch Connectorless Probe
The E5398A is a small space saving probe compatible with all Agilent logic analyzers that have a 90-pin cable connector. It is a 17-channel, single-ended probe capable of capturing data at the maximum rates of the logic analyzer it is connected to. The probe has the following inputs:
• 16 single-ended data inputs
• one differential or single-ended clock input
• <0.7 pf equivalent load capacitance
• 250 mV p-p minimum signal amplitude
Unused clock inputs can be used as data inputs.
The E5398A (used with logic analyzers with a 90-pin cable con­nector) uses the same footprint, pinout, and retention module as the E5396A single-ended soft touch connectorless probe (used with logic analyzers with a 40-pin cable connector).
More information about soft touch connectorless probes is available on the web at
www.agilent.com/find/softtouch
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Probe Dimensions
The following figures show dimensions, footprint, and pinout information you will need to design your target system board for use with the Agilent soft touch probes.
Designing and Probing with Target Connections
Agilent Logic Analyzers with 90-pin Pod Connectors
Figure 8.3. E5405A probe dimensions
Figure 8.4. E5406A probe dimensions
Top view E5405A
Side view E5405A
Top view E5406A
Side view E5406A
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Figure 8.5. Pro Series soft touch retention module dimensions
Figure 8.6. Pro Series soft touch side-by-side dimensions
Pro Series Soft Touch Retention Module Dimensions
The following dimensions show the soft touch probe attached to the retention module. The retention module is mounted on the PC board.
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Figure 8.7. Pro Series soft touch footprint dimensions (see drawing notes).
Drawing notes:
Maintain a solder mask web between pads when traces are routed between the pads on the same layer. The solder mask may not encroach onto the pads within the pad dimension shown.
VIAs not allowed on these pads. VIA edges may be tangent to pad edges as long as a solder mask web between VIAs and pads is maintained.
Surface finishes on pads should be HASL immersion silver, or gold over nickel.
This footprint is compatible with retention module Agilent part number E5405-68702.
This through hole is not used with the Agilent retention module.
Plated through hole should not be tied to ground plane for thermal relief.
Figure 8.8. Pad numbers for E5404/06A 34-channel single-ended probes.
1
VIA
Pad
2
3
4
5
6
B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B10 B11 B12 B13 B14 B15 B16 B17 B18 B19 B20 B21 B22 B23 B24 B25 B26 B27
GND D2 D3 GND D6 D7 GND D8 D9 GND D12 D13 GND D0 D1 GND D4 D5 GND GND/NC CK 2+ GND D10 D11 GND D14 D15
Logic analyzer odd pod
Logic analyzer even pod
D0 D1
GND
D4 D5
GND
CK 1+
GND/NC
GND
D10 D11
GND
D14 D15
GND
D2 D3
GND
D6 D7
GND
D8 D9
GND
D12 D13
GND
A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8
A9 A10 A11 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 A17 A18 A19 A20 A21 A22 A23 A24 A25 A26 A27
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E5404/06A 34-Channel Single-Ended Probe Logic Analyzer Signal Name Pad # Channel Pod
D0 A1
0 Whichever pod
D1 A2
1
is connected to
Ground A3
“Odd” on the
D4 A4
4
E5404/06A
D5 A5
5
probe
Ground A6
Clock 1+ A7
Clock
GND/NC/Clock 1– A8
Ground A9
D10 A10
10
D11 A11
11
Ground A12
D14 A13
14
D15 A14
15
Ground A15 Whichever pod
D2 A16
2
is connected to
D3 A17
3
“Even” on the
Ground A18
E5404/06A
D6 A19
6
probe
D7 A20
7
Ground A21
D8 A22
8
D9 A23
9
Ground A24
D12 A25
12
D13 A26
13
Ground A27
E5404/06A 34-Channel Single-Ended Probe Logic Analyzer Signal Name Pad # Channel Pod
Ground B1 Whichever pod
D2 B2
2
is connected to
D3 B3
3
“Odd” on the
Ground B4
E5404/06A
D6 B5
6
probe
D7 B6
7
Ground B7
D8 B8
8
D9 B9
9
Ground B10
D12 B11
12
D13 B12
13
Ground B13
D0 B14
0 Whichever pod
D1 B15
1
is connected to
Ground B16
“Even” on the
D4 B17
4
E5404/06A
D5 B18
5
probe
Ground B19
GND/NC/Clock 2– B20
Clock 2+ B21
Clock
Ground B22
D10 B23
10
D11 B24
11
Ground B25
D14 B26
14
D15 B27
15
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Figure 8.9. Pad numbers for E5405A 17-bit differential probe.
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E5405A Differential Probe Logic Analyzer Signal Name Pad # Channel Pod
D0 (+) A1
0 Whichever pod
D0 (–) A2
is plugged into
Ground A3
the E5405A
D2 (+) A4
2
probe
D2 (–) A5
Ground A6
D4 (+) A7
4
D4 (–) A8
Ground A9
D6 (+) A10
6
D6 (–) A11
Ground A12
NC A13
NC A14
Ground A15
D8 (+) A16
8
D8 (–) A17
Ground A18
D10 (+) A19
10
D10 (–) A20
Ground A21
D12 (+) A22
12
D12 (–) A23
Ground A24
D14 (+) A25
14
D14 (–) A26
Ground A27
E5405A Differential Probe Logic Analyzer Signal Name Pad # Channel Pod
Ground B1 Whichever pod
D1 (–) B2
is plugged into
D1 (+) B3
1
the E5405A
Ground B4
probe
D3 (–) B5
D3 (+) B6
3
Ground B7
D5 (–) B8
D5 (+) B9
5
Ground B10
D7 (–) B11
D7 (+) B12
7
Ground B13
Clock– B14
Clock+ B15
Clock
Ground B16
D9 (–) B17
D9 (+) B18
9
Ground B19
D11 (–) B20
D11 (+) B21
11
Ground B22
D13 (–) B23
D13 (+) B24
13
Ground B25
D15 (–) B26
D15 (+) B27
15
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_
Top view E5387A, E5390A
Side view E5387A
Side view E5390A
Top view E5398A
Side view E5398A
Figure 8.10. Probe dimensions
Probe Dimensions
The following figures show dimensions, footprint, and pinout information you will need to design your target system board for use with the Agilent soft touch probes.
64.48 mm
_______
2.538 in.
45.87 mm
________
1.806 in.
6.63 mm
_______
0.261 in.
6.63 mm
_______
0.261 in.
160.79 mm
_________
6.330 in.
8.76 mm
_______
0.345 in.
21.08 mm
________
0.830 in.
34.61 mm
________
1.363 in.
27.93 mm
________
1.100 in.
7.54 mm
_______
0.297 in.
5.31 mm
_______
0.209 in.
7.54 mm
_______
0.297 in.
5.31 mm
_______
0.209 in.
15.26
45.720 mm
_________
48.60 mm
________
1.913 in.
61.40 mm
________
2.417 in.
11.00 mm
_______
0.433 in.
18.000 in.
8.76 mm
_______
0.345 in.
21.11 mm
________
0.831 in.
22.05 mm
________
7.54 mm
_______
0.297 in.
0.868 in.
15.93 mm
________
0.627 in.
5.31 mm
_______
0.209 in.
21.61 mm
________
0.851 in.
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Retention Module Dimensions
The soft touch probes are attached to the PC board using a retention module which ensures pin-to-pad alignment and holds the probe in place. A board thickness of up to 2.54 mm (0.100 in.) is recommended. Insert the retention module into the board, noting the keying pin, and solder the four alignment pins to the backside of the board.
Probe and Retention Module Dimensions
The following dimensions show the soft touch probe attached to the retention module. The retention module is mounted on the PC board.
Figure 8.11. Retention module dimensions
Figure 8.12. Probe and retention module dimensions
_
17-channel retention module dimensions
34-channel retention module dimensions
17-channel probe and retention module dimensions
34-channel probe and retention module dimensions
4.83 mm
_______
0.190 in.
6.99 mm
_______
0.275 in.
4.83 mm
_______
0.190 in.
6.99 mm
_______
0.275 in.
0.64 mm
_______
0.025 in.
4.98 mm
_______
0.196 in.
17.98 mm
_______
0.708 in.
22.05 mm
_______
0.868 in.
4.98 mm
_______
0.196 in.
34.04 mm
________
1.340 in.
29.97 mm
________
1.180 in.
0.64 mm
________
0.025 in.
3.58 mm
_______
0.141 in.
_______
2.72 mm
_______
0.107 in.
2.72 mm
_______
0.107 in.
3.58 mm
0.141 in.
25.35 mm
________
0.998 in.
8.13 mm
_______
0.320 in.
Minimum recommended
29.61 mm
________
1.166 in.
8.13 mm
_______
0.320 in.
Minimum recommended
35.05 mm
________
1.380 in.
Minimum recommended
2.54 mm
_______
0.100 in.
23.06 mm
________
0.908 in.
Minimum recommended
2.54 mm
______
0.100 in.
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Probe Footprint Dimensions
Use these probe footprint dimensions for the PC board pads and holes for attaching the reten­tion module.
Figure 8.13. Footprint dimensions
Soft touch
Half-size soft touch
34.04 mm
29.97 mm
26.00 mm
1.00 mm typ
1.99 mm
2.03 mm
3.49 mm
B
± 0.03 mm
0.81 (keying/alignment hole)
R 0.29 mm
.15 B
0.79 ± 0.08 mm pth
.15 B
C
2.53 mm
1.27 mm
2.41 mm
0.71 mm pad height 54x
B
_
+
0.81 mm (keying/alignment hole)
3.49 mm
1
1
B1
A1
1
2
2.03 mm
0.03 npth
2.99 mm
2.41 mm
1.27 mm
2
0.71 mm pad height 26x
2
0.58 mm pad width 26x
footprint keep out boundary
0.58 mm pad width 54x
1
2
22.05 mm
17.98 mm
12.00 mm
R 0.29 mm 4x
.152 B
1.00 mm typ
footprint keep out boundary
A27
A
1.35 mm retention hole pads (both sides)
1.35 mm retention hole pads both sides
0.79 ± 0.08 mm pth 4x
C
0.79 mm
1.83 mm
A
B27
_
+
0.08 pth 4x
.127 B
6.99 mm
2.54 mm
3.25 mm
6.99 mm
3.25 mm
1.83 mm
1.
Must maintain a solder mask web between pads when traces are routed between the pads on the same layer. Soldermask may not encroach onto the pads within the pad dimension shown.
2.
Via in pad not allowed on these pads. Via edges may be tangent to pad edges as long as a solder mask web between vias and pads is maintained.
Permissible surface finishes on pads are HASL, immersion silver,
3. or gold over nickel.
4.
Footprint is compatible with retention module, Agilent part # E5387-68702.
5.
Retention module dimensions are 34.04 mm x 7.01 mm x 4.98 mm tall relative to the top surface of the PDB. Retention pins extend
4.32 mm beyond the bottom surface of the RM through the PCB.
Assume normal artwork tolerances for pad size dimensions.
6.
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Pinout for the E5387A Differential Soft Touch Probe
The following graphic and table show the E5387A differential soft touch probe pad numbers and logic analyzer pod inputs.
Figure 8.14. Pinout
E5387A Differential Probe Negative Signals Positive Signals Logic Analyzer Signal Name Pad # Signal Name Pad # Channel Pod
D0 (–) A1 D0 (+) B1
0 Whichever pod
D1 (–) A2 D1 (+) B2
1
is plugged into
Ground A3 Ground B3
the E5387A probe
D2 (–) A4 D2 (+) B4
2
D3 (–) A5 D3 (+) B5
3
Ground A6 Ground B6
D4 (–) A7 D4 (+) B7
4
D5 (–) A8 D5 (+) B8
5
Ground A9 Ground B9
D6 (–) A10 D6 (+) B10
6
D7 (–) A11 D7 (+) B11
7
Ground A12 Ground B12
Clock (–) A13 Clock (+) B13
Clock
Ground A14 Ground B14
D8 (–) A15 D8 (+) B15
8
D9 (–) A16 D9 (+) B16
9
Ground A17 Ground B17
D10 (–) A18 D10 (+) B18
10
D11 (–) A19 D11 (+) B19
11
Ground A20 Ground B20
D12 (–) A21 D12 (+) B21
12
D13 (–) A22 D13 (+) B22
13
Ground A23 Ground B23
D14 (–) A24 D14 (+) B24
14
D15 (–) A25 D15 (+) B25
15
Ground A26 Ground B26
N/C A27 N/C B27
B1
D0 D1 G D2 D3 G D4 D5 G D6 D7 G CLK G D8 D9 G D10 D11 G D12 D13 G D14 D15 G NC
A1
nD0 nD1 G nD2 nD3 G nD4 nD5 G nD6 nD7 G nCLK G nD8 nD9 G nD10nD11 G nD12nD13 G nD14nD15 G NC
Footprint keep out boundary
B27
A27
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Figure 8.15. Pinout
E5398A 17-channel Single-Ended Probe Logic Analyzer Signal Name Pad # Channel Pod
D1 A1
1 Whichever pod
D3 A2
3
is plugged into
Ground A3
the E5398A
D5 A4
5
probe
D7 A5
7
Ground A6
D9 A7
9
D11 A8
11
Ground A9
D13 A10
13
D15 A11
15
Ground A12
Clock (-) A13
n/a
E5398A 17-channel Single-Ended Probe Logic Analyzer Signal Name Pad # Channel Pod
D0 B1
0 Whichever pod
D2 B2
2
is plugged into
Ground B3
the E5398A
D4 B4
4
probe
D6 B5
6
Ground B6
D8 B7
8
D10 B8
10
Ground B9
D12 B10
12
D14 B11
14
Ground B12
Clock (+) B13
n/a
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B1
D0 D2 G D4 D6 G D8 D10 G D12 D14 G CLK
A1
D1 D3 G D5 D7 G D9 D11 G D13 D15 G NCLK
B13
A13
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Pinout for the E5390A Single-Ended Soft Touch Probe
The following graphic and table show the E5390A single-ended soft touch probe pad numbers and logic analyzer pod inputs.
Figure 8.16. Pinout
E5390A Single-Ended Probe Logic Analyzer Signal Name Pad # Channel Pod
D1 A1
1 Whichever pod
D3 A2
3
is connected to
Ground A3
“Odd” on the
D5 A4
5
E5390A probe
D7 A5
7
Ground A6
D9 A7
9
D11 A8
11
Ground A9
D13 A10
13
D15 A11
15
Ground A12
Clock (–) A13
Clock
D0 B1
0
D2 B2
2
Ground B3
D4 B4
4
D6 B5
6
Ground B6
D8 B7
8
D10 B8
10
Ground B9
D12 B10
12
D14 B11
14
Ground B12
Clock (+) B13
Clock
E5390A Single-Ended Probe Logic Analyzer Signal Name Pad # Channel Pod
Ground A14 Whichever pod
D1 A15
1
is connected to
D3 A16
3
“Even” on the
Ground A17
E5390A probe
D5 A18
5
D7 A19
7
Ground A20
D9 A21
9
D11 A22
11
Ground A23
D13 A24
13
D15 A25
15
Ground A26
Clock (–) A27
Clock
Ground B14
D0 B15
0
D2 B16
2
Ground B17
D4 B18
4
D6 B19
6
Ground B20
D8 B21
8
D10 B22
10
Ground B23
D12 B24
12
D14 B25
14
Ground B26
Clock (+) B27
Clock
POD 1 POD 2
B1
D0 D2 G D4 D6 G D8 D10 G D12 D14 G CLK G D0 D2 G D4 D6 G D8 D10 G D12 D14 G CLK
A1
D1 D3 G D5 D7 G D9 D11 G D13 D15 G nCLK G D1 D3 G D5 D7 G D9 D11 G D13 D15 G nCLK
POD 1 POD 2
B27
A27
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Equivalent Probe Loads
The following probe load models are based on in-circuit measurements made with an Agilent 8753E 6 GHz network analyzer and an Agilent 54750A TDR/TDT using a 50 test fixture. The following schematic accurately models the probe load out to 6 GHz. PC board pads are not included.
Figure 8.17. Equivalent probe load model
Cshnt1
.350 pF
D1
Cm12
0.070 pF
D0
L11
0.63 nH
C12
0.280 pF
Rgnd1
0.5
L21
0.63 nH
C22
0.280 pF
Rgnd2
0.5
L12
1.17 nH
L22
1.17 nH
Rtip1
20 K
Rtrm1 75
+0.75 V
Cshnt2
.350 pF
Rtip2
20 K
Rtrm2 75
+0.75 V
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E5378A 100-Pin Single-Ended Probe
The E5378A is a 34-channel single-ended probe capable of capturing data up to 1.5 Gbits/sec (see Figures 10.3 and 10.5 for probe dimensions and equivalent load). The probe has the following inputs:
• 32 single-ended data inputs, in two groups (pods) of 16.
• Two differential clock inputs. Either or both clock inputs can be acquired as data inputs if not used as a clock.
• Two data threshold reference inputs, one for each pod (group of 16 data inputs).
E5379A 100-Pin Differential Probe
The E5379A is a 17-channel differential probe capable of capturing data up to 1.5 Gbits/sec (see Figures 10.5 and 10.6 for probe dimensions and equivalent load). The probe has the following inputs:
• 16 differential data inputs.
• One differential clock input. The clock input can be acquired as a data input if it is not used as a clock.
Refer to Table 9 on page 59 for part numbers for mating connectors and shrouds.
Figure 8.18. Agilent E5378A probe Figure 8.19. Agilent E5379A probe
E5378A Single-ended Probe
E5379A Differential Probe
Probing Connector Kit
Probing Connector Kit
Shrouds (5)
Shrouds (5)
100-pin connectors (5)
100-pin connectors (5) See Table 9 for part numbers
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Agilent 16760A 1.5 Gbits/Sec Logic Analyzer Module
E5386A Half-Channel Adapter
When the Agilent 16760A is operated in the 1250 Mb/s or 1500 Mb/s mode, only the even numbered channels are used. To reduce the number of probes and connectors required, the E5386A adapter maps the even channels to all of the pins of an E5378A, E5379A, E5387A, E5390A, E5405A, or E5406A probe. The E5386A half-channel adapter is usable with either the E5378A, E5390A, or E5406A single-ended probe or the E5379A, E5387A, or E5405A differential probe. The following diagrams show how the E5386A is connected.
Figure 9.1. E5386A half-channel probe adapter
Figure 9.2. E5386A with E5378A, E5390A, or E5406A single-ended probe
Figure 9.3. E5386A with E5379A, E5387A, or E5405A differential probe
E5386A (2)
E5378A or E5390A
16760A (2)
E5379A or E5387A
E5386A (1)
16760A
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E5380A 38-Pin Probe
The E5380A is designed to be compatible with the Mictor connector. If you have a target system designed for connection to the E5346A high-density probe adapter, the E5380A probe will connect directly to this same Mictor connector. (For information on the E5346A, refer to pages 28-29). The maximum state speed when used with the E5380A probe is 600 Mbits/second. The minimum input signal amplitude required by the E5380A is 300 mV.
For further information on designing the E5378A, E5379A, or E5380A probe connectors into your system, refer to the following documents:
Agilent Technologies Logic Mechanical drawings, 16760-97008 http://cp.literature.agilent.com/litweb/pdf/16760-97008.pdf Analyzer Probes (E5378A, electrical models, general E5379A, E5380A, and E5386A) information on probes
User’s Guide for logic analyzers with
90-pin connectors
Designing High-Speed Design recommendations, 5988-2989EN http://www.agilent.com/find/probeguide Digital Systems for Logic examples, and analysis for Analyzer Probing layout of target systems
38-pin Probe
For probe Agilent model numbers Description part number
E5378A, E5379A Kit of 5 support shrouds and 5 100-pin Samtec 16760-68702
connectors for PC board thickness up to 1.57 mm (0.062")
Kit of 5 support shrouds and 5 100-pin Samtec 16760-68703 connectors for PC board thickness up to 3.05 mm (0.120")
One 100-pin Samtec connector 1253-3620 (also available from Samtec as part number ASP-65067-01)
One support shroud for 16760-02302 PC board thickness up to 1.57 mm (0.062")
One support shroud for 16760-02303 PC board thickness up to 3.05 mm (0.120")
E5380A Kit of 5 support shrouds and 5 38-pin Mictor E5346-68701
connectors for PC board thickness up to 1.57 mm (0.062")
Kit of 5 support shrouds and 5 38-pin Mictor E5346-68700 connectors for PC board thickness up to 3.175 mm (0.125")
One 38-pin Mictor connector 1252-7431 (also available from AMP as part number 2-767004-2)
One support shroud for E5346-44701 PC board thickness up to 1.57 mm (0.062")
One support shroud for E4346-44704 PC board thickness up to 3.175 mm (0.125")
One support shroud for E5346-44703 PC board thickness up to 4.318 mm (0.700")
Table 9. Mating connectors, shrouds, and kits for Agilent E5378A, E5379A, and E5380A probes
The E5380A probe combines two 17-channel cables into a single-ended 38-pin Mictor connector.
Refer to Table 9 for connector, shroud, and kit part numbers.
Probing Connector Kit
Shrouds (5)
Figure 10.1. Agilent E5380A probe
38-pin connectors (5) See Table 9 for
part numbers
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Figure 10.2. Dimensions of the 100-Pin Samtec connector used in the 16760-68702 and 16760-68703 connector kits
Figure 10.3. E5378A 100-pin single-ended probe dimensions
Figure 10.4. E5379A 100-pin differential probe dimensions
Figure 10.5. E5378A and E5379A input equivalent load, including 100-pin connector
Figure 10.7. E5380A input equivalent load, including 38-pin connector
Equivalent Load
Equivalent Load
Figure 10.6. E5380A 38-Pin probe dimensions
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Part number Description
E5382-82102 Probe pin kit, 2 resistive pins per kit
E5382-82101 High-frequency probing kit,
2 resistive signal wires and 4 ground wires per kit
16517-82109 Grabber clip kit, 20 grabbers per kit
16517-82105 Ground extender kit,
20 ground extenders per kit
16517-82106 Right-angle ground lead kit,
20 ground leads per kit
Table 10. Accessories.
General-Purpose Probing
Agilent Logic Analyzers with 90-pin Pod Connectors
E5382A Single-Ended Flying Lead Probe Set
The E5382A is a 17-channel single-ended flying lead probe compatible with logic analyzers with a 90-pin pod connection. It is capable of acquiring data at the maximum rates of the logic analyzer it is connected to. The E5382A is useful for acquiring signals from dispersed locations or when a mass connection scheme is not available. The E5382A has the following:
• 16 single-ended data inputs
• one differential or single-ended clock input
• variety of supplied accessories
Unused clock inputs can be used as data inputs.
Figure 11.1. E5382A flying lead set
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Suggested Configurations and Characteristics
Total Lumped Maximum Recommended
Configuration Description Input C State Speed
130 Ω Resistive Signal 1.3 pF 1.5 Gb/s Pin (orange) and Solder­down Ground Lead
5 cm Resistive Signal 1.6 pF 1.5 Gb/s Lead (can be Soldered-down) and Solder-down Ground Lead
Flying Lead and Ground 1.4 pF 1.5 Gb/s Extender
Grabber Clip and 2.0 pF 600 Mb/s Right-angle 2.0 pF Ground Lead
Table 11. E5382A suggested configurations and characteristics
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Figure 11.2. E9638A BNC to probe tip adapter
General-Purpose Probing
Agilent Logic Analyzers with 90-pin Pod Connectors
Available Accessories
Ground Connector
It is essential to ground every tip that is in use. For best perform­ance at high speeds, every tip should be grounded individually to ground in the system under test. For convenience in connect­ing grounds, you can use the ground connector, Agilent part number 16515-27601, to combine up to four probe tip grounds to connect to one ground point in the system under test.
Adapting to Coaxial Connectors
The Agilent E9638A probe tip to BNC adapter can be used to connect one of the flying lead probes of the E5382A to a BNC connector. To probe other coaxial connectors, use the E9638A adapter, a BNC termination, and an adapter to the other type of coaxial connector. Refer to Figure 11.3.
Probe Tip
E9638A Probe tip to BNC Adapter
BNC 50 Ω Feedthrough Termination Adapter
BNC to SMA, SMB, SMC, or other Coaxial Adapter
SMA, SMB, SMC, or other Coaxial Connector
Probe Tip
E9638A Probe tip to BNC Adapter
BNC 50 Ω Feedthrough Termination Adapter
BNC Connector
Figure 11.3. Recommended configurations to probe RF coaxial connectors with the E5382A flying lead probes
NOTE: Examples of convenient connection which may result in degraded performance
SIG.
SIG.
"GND CONNECTOR"
16515-27601
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E5381A Differential Flying-Lead Probe Set
The E5381A is a 17-channel differential flying-lead probe compatible with logic analyzers with a 90-pin pod connection. It is capable of acquiring data at the maximum rates of the logic analyzer it is connected to. The E5381A is useful for acquiring signals from dispersed locations or when a mass connection scheme is not available. The E5381A has the following:
• 16 differential or single-ended data inputs
• one differential or single-ended clock input
• variety of supplied accessories
Unused clock inputs can be used as data inputs.
Figure 11.4. E5381A differential flying-lead probe set accessories
Figure 11.5. E5381A differential flying-lead probe set
Damped
Wire
Coaxial Tip
Resistor
3-Pin
Header
Socket
Adapter
82 Ω Resistor Trimming Template
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Coaxial Tip 0.9 pF 1.5 Gb/s Resistor (82 blue) Solder Attach to Components, Traces, Pads, or VIAs.
3-pin Header 1.0 pF 1.5 Gb/s
Socket Adapter 1.1 pF 1.5 Gb/s
Damped Wire 1.3 pF 1.5 Gb/s Solder Attach to Components, Traces, Pads, or VIAs.
Table 12. E5381A suggested configurations and characteristics
Suggested Configurations and Characteristics
Total Lumped Maximum Recommended
Configuration Description Input C State Speed
66
100k ohm
0.2pF 3pF
500 ohm
Agilent 16517A/16518A 1 GHz State / 4 GHz Timing
High-Speed Logic Analysis General-Purpose Probes
The Agilent 16517A and 16518A logic analysis modules were discontinued in April 2002. Probing accessories for these modules are listed here for con­venience in ordering additional accessories if needed.
Special Connectors
The Agilent 16517A/16518A can conveniently probe an SMA or BNC connector with the adapters shown in Figures 12.3 and
12.4. The flexible ground pin,
Figure 12.2, provides excellent signal fidelity when used as shown in Figure 12.6.
Figure 12.3. 16517-27601 SMA adapter
Includes logic analyzer
Figure 12.2. E5320-26101 flexible ground pin
Figure 12.1. Equivalent load for high-speed general-purpose probe
Equivalent Load
Figure 12.4. E9638A Probe tip to BNC adapter
9 pF
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Figure 12.5. Agilent Technologies 16517-68701 master accessory kit and 16518-68701 expansion accessory kit
Figure 12.6. Probing configurations that give the best signal fidelity
Probing Configurations
"PROBE LEAD"
16517-61602
SIG.
"SMT KIT"
16517-82104
Qty. 4 Black Incl.
Qty. 4 Red Incl.
"GND LEAD KIT"
16517-82106
Qty. 20 incl.
"PIN-PROBE KIT"
16517-82107
Qty. 4 Incl.
"SMD IC CLIP KIT"
16517-82109
Qty. 20 incl.
SIG.
SIG.
"GND EXTENDER KIT"
16517-82105
Qty. 20 incl.
SIG.
"ADAPTER CABLE"
BNC-SMB
16517-61604
"CALIBRATION POD"
16517-63201
These parts included in the
16517-68701 MASTER KIT only
NOTE: Examples of convenient connection which may result in degraded performance
SIG.
SIG.
"GND CONNECTOR"
16515-27601
Recommended Probe Configurations
For the best performance, use the following configurations. The configurations are listed in the recommended order.
Flexible Direct Ground Pin Ground Extender SMT Tack-on Signal/Ground
Make contact with the flexible ground first, then flex it to place the signal pin.
Signal
Signal
Ground
Signal
Ground
0.635mm (0.025") square pin or
0.66-0.84mm diameter pin
Ground Black
Red
Pin and Socket Ground Lead
Ground
Signal
Ground
Signal
0.635mm (0.025") square pin or
0.66-0.84mm diameter pin
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Agilent Technologies logic analysis third-party partners:
For a complete list of partners, see doc­ument 5966-4365EUS “Processor and Bus Support for Agilent Technologies Logic Analyzers.”
3M
http://www.mmm.com/interconnects
AMP, Inc.
Phone: 1-717-986-7777 Fax: 1-717-986-7575 Phone (USA only): 1-800-522-6752 E-mail: product.info@amp.com Web site: http://www.amp.com
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Agilent Technologies Test and Measurements Accessories web site: http://www.agilent.com/find/ LAaccessories
For custom probing accessories not listed in this document, Agilent recommends that you contact:
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3502 E. Boulder Colorado Springs, CO 80909 Phone: 1-719-591-1119 Web site: http://www.jmecorp.com
This document does not cover the fol­lowing topics:
• Pattern generator probing and accessories
See: Agilent Technologies 16700 Series Logic Analysis System, Product Overview, publication number 5968-9661E
• Analysis probes for processors and buses
See: Processor and Bus Support
for Agilent Technologies Logic Analyzers, Configuration Guide,
publication number 5966-4365E
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