Page 1
TIME
74-03A
Instruction
Seri
a I
No.
BASE
PLUG-IN
Manual
This Plug-in
Series
with
Module
Oscilloscope
the
Type 7 66H
is
. Insert this
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INSTRUMENTATION
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SOMERSET
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designed
for use with
Manual
Series Instruction
07015
the
into
the
Manual.
Fairchild Type
binder
you
received
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and
Instrument
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Manual No.
6704
4063
Page 2
TABLE
OF CONTENTS
'
Section
1. TECHNICAL
l-1
Introduction
1-2
Technical
2. OPERA TING INSTRUCTIONS
2-1
First
2-2
Sweep
2-3
Trigger
2-4
Trigger
2-5
Trigger
2-6
Trigger
2-7
Sweep
2-8
Sweep
2-9
Sweep
2-10
X-Y Displays
2-11
Gate
2-12
Sawtooth
2-
13
Time
SUMMARY
Time
Triggering
Source Selection .
Coupling
Slope Selection
Level Selection
Mode
Rate
Calibration
Output
Measurements
2-14 Phase-Shift
3. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
3-1
Introduction
3-2
3-3
3-4
Trigger
Sweep
Horizontal
Circuit
Circuit
Title
Summary
.
Operation
...
Selection
Selection .
Controls
Adjustment
Output
..
Measurements
Description
Description
Deflection
Description
3
-5
4. PERF
4-1
4-2
4-3
4-4
4-5
4-6
4-7
Timing
ORMANCE ASSURANCE
Maintenance
Initial
Checking
Checking
Checking
Checking
Dual
Diagram
Performance
Setup
Sweep
Trigger
Single Sweep
Automatic
Trace
Switch
.
Check
.
of
Type
Calibration
Source
Triggering
to Assure
Sweep .
(Optional)
4-8
Saw
Out
and
Gate
Out
SWEEP
5.
MAINTENANCE
5-1
Introduction
5-2
Removal
5-3
Servicing
5-4
Gaining
5-5
Test
5-6
Trig
CHART
Service
CHECK
.
AND
and
Replacement
Hints
Access
Equipment
Adjustments
Level
Cent
CALIBRATION
RECALIBRATION
. .
to
Chassis
Required
Adjustment
....
..
....
.
..
.
.....
Circuit
TEST
74-03A .
.
and
Polarity
..
.
Check .
of Parts . .
....................
for
.........................
......................
Check
. 5-2
Page
1-1
1-1
2-1
2-1
2-1
2-5
2-5
2-5
2-5
2-7
2-7
2-7
2-8
2-8
2-8
2-9
3-1
3-1
3-2
3-4
3-5
4-1
4-1
4-1
4-1
4-1
4-3
4-3
4-3
4-3
5-1
5-1
5-1
5-2
5-3
Section
5-7 X
5-8
5-9
Amplifier
DC Balance
Sweep
5-10 Slow Sweep
5-11
XIO
5-12 X Amplifier
5-13
Fast Sweep
6.
PARTS
LISTS
6A Electrical
6B
Spare
LIST
VENDORS
Figure
1-1
Type
2-1
Front-Panel
System
2-2
Front-Panel
and
2-3
Initial
Base
2-4
Elapsed
2-5
Finding
2-6
Phase-Shift
3-1
Trigger
Functional
3-2
Sweep
Block
3-3
Horizontal
Functional
3-4
Timing
Time
4-1
Initial
Base
5-la
Test
Adjustment
5-lb
Test
5-2a
Right
and
5-2b
Right
and
5-3
Left
and
5-4
Top
and
6-1
Front
Titl
e
Level
Adjustment
Adjustments
Length
Adjustment
Cal
Adjust
Registration
HF
Adjustments
Calibration
AND
SCHEMATICS
Parts
List
....
Parts
List
OF
RECOMMENDED
ILLUSTRATIONS
Title
74-03A
Setup
Setup
Side View
Side View
Transistors
Side View
Transistors
View
Trimmer
Panel
Time
Base
Facilities,
....
Facilities,
External
Setup
of
Input
Type
74-03A
Plug-In
Time
Measurement
the
Frequency
Measurements
& X
Input
Circuits,
Block
Diagram
Generator,
Functional
Diagram
Deflection Amplifier,
Block
Diagram
Diagram
Base
Setup
of
Type
Plug-In . .........
of
Type
Plug-In
for X Ampl
for
Adjusting
Showing
Trimmer
Adjustments
Showing
.
Showing
. 5-8
Showing
Transistors
Adjustments
Replaceable
Time
Triggering
.
74-03A
.
...
....
...
Adjustment
Plug-In
.
Base
Time
.
.
. .
.
........................
74-03A
.....
......
....
.........
Time
HF
C8301
Pots
Tubes
Tubes
.
Parts ....
Page
5-3
5-3
5-3
5-3
5-3
5-3
.
5-4
6-1
6-5
6-7
Page
1-0
2-2
2-3
2-4
2-8
2-9
2-9
3-2
3-3
3-5
...
3-6
4-2
5-4
5-5
5-6
5-7
5-9
6-0
Page 3
section 1 - technical summary
.
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POSITION
EXT
RESET
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-·
TIME
BASE
TYPE
74-03A
(SLOPE
SAW
OUT
·-
SWP
CAL
\ .
GATE
OUT
EXT
INPUT
HF
STAB
-
COUPLING
AC
1
SOURCE
INT
1-0
SWP
READY
Figure
FAIRCHILD
1-1.
Type
74-03A
•
Time
Base
' -
CLIFTON.
Plug-In
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EXT
fU.
Page 4
SECTION
1
1-1 . INTRODUCTION
The
Type
74-03A
designed
Series Osci lloscopes.
rates
to
2 seconds/ div
matic,
Time
accuracy
The
calibrated
are
or
Base
VAR
for
use
provided
sing
le sweep
unit
of
the
sweep
IABLE
range
at
and
is
of
sweep rates between the fixed steps
TECHNICAL
Time
with
the
Twenty-four
rates from 0.
with
recurrent,
operational
properly
rate
is
control
provides a
Base Plug-in
Fairchild
calibrated
05
mode.
calibrated, the full scale
within
±3%.
Module
Type
microsecond/ div
triggered,
continuous
766H
sweep
auto-
When
SUMMARY
of
its
concentric
is
the
un-
magnification
screen center. Use of this
calibrated
Note
50
nanoseconds
1-2. TECHNICAL SUMMARY
The
Time
which
sweep
: All
measurements
performance
Base Plug-in
follows.
neighbor.
control
rate
of
sweep time.
is
A
calibrated
will
expand
feature
to
5 nanoseconds/
are
specification for
given in the
extends
taken
technical
the
sweep
beyond
Type
10
the
div
.
the
74-03A
summary
times
abo
ut
fastest
first
1-1
Page 5
section 1 - technical summary
SPECIFICATIONS
TIME
BASE
SYSTEM
Calibrated
Uncalibrated
Sweep
Sweep
Calibrated
to 2
sec/
The
VARIABLE
ibrated
extends
onds
full scale). The
dicator
-+-
tion
of
Accuracy
3 %
measured
of
the
Range
linear
sweep
div
in
24
Sweep
range
the 2 sec/div
Range
control
of
sweep
uncclibrated
over
CRT
screen
steps
provides
range
UNCAL
the
rates
of
1, 2,
rates
vernier
centered
from
0.05
µ,sec/div
and 5 sequence
a continuous uncal-
between
to 6
lamp
gain
ranges
sec/div
serves
(60
as
setting
8-division por-
an
and
sec-
in-
Gate
Out
A
BNC
going
is
750
pedance
by less
ground
and
fall times
Recurrent
Sweep
The free-running
bright
tion. Recurrent
quency
front-panel
pulse
of
ohms; for optimum
should
than
and
is
base
line for
triggering
connector
more
than
be
greater
15
pf.
Gate
time-coincident
are
faster
SWEEP MODES
sweep
zero
sweep
is
required
4 volts.
performance,
than 1 OOK
is
referenced
than 0.25
mode
vertical
is
also
provides
Output
with
permits viewing a
used
a positiveimpedance
load
ohms
shunted
directly to
the
sweep
microsecond
reference
when
indica-
high-fre-
im-
. Rise
Sweep
Expansion
Expanded
Sweep
Saw
Expansion
The POSITION knob
switch;
display.
pand
calibrated
-+-5%
All
seconds
sweep
UNCAL
Sufficient to position
panded
A
vided
the
external
Out
A BNC
going
is
than 1 OOK
saw
and
the
the
Accuracy
for
measurements
rate
Sweep
Calibration
front-panel
to permit normalization
Main Frame
saw
nominally
output
is
time-coincident
pulled
The
calibrated 1 OX
sweep
about
sweep
sweep
of
sweep
to 5
nanoseconds/
lamp
is
lit
Positioning
trace
on
the
screwdriver
and
time
standard
front-panel
of
25
volts
3300
ohms
is
referenced
is
provided
knob
indicated 1 OX
screen
rate
to 5
nanoseconds/div
rates
up to 5
taken
beyond
time .
An
for this
connector
ohms,
shunted
sweep
any
full
scale
screen
SWP
standardizing
amplitude. Output
and
load
by less
within
with
the
with a push-pull
MAG
of
the
MAG control will excenter;
sweep
extends
nanoseconds/div
the
first
uncalibrated,
div
is
provided
rate
setting
portion
CAL
control
of
the
plug-in unit to
the
sweeps
provides
-+-5
should
than
volts
a positiveimpedance
15
50
of
be
of
fastest
nanofaster
. The
the
ex-
is
pro-
to
an
greater
pf. The
ground
.
Triggered
This
ternally
circuit
Auto
Sweep
Auto
ranges
maintains
trace
matic Triggering"
Single
Sweep
The single
sweep
the
be
by a front
EXT
The SWP
gate
gered
HF
Stability
The
proved
nals
current
variation
that
can
Sweep
sweep
mode
is
applied
sweep
when
vertical
of
the
sweep
rearmed
RESET
READY
multivibrator
panel
synchronization
in
range
sweep
in
exact
be
selected
trigger
provides
there
is
base
line
amplifier
sweep
time
base
is
reset
or
with a
panel
RESET
panel
connector.
indicator
is
TRIGGERING SYSTEM
HF
STAB
from 5
mode
natural
sub
multiples
normally
a visible
no
when
mode
rearmed
single
armed
control
Mc
. This control
repetition
used
signals drive
base
signal
losing a
operation.
permits
to
appear
. The
external
push
is
lit
and
is
provided
of
high-
to
above
of
the
. Internally
the
line
input. Auto
signal
Also
but
on
the
single
trigger
button,
whenever
ready
to permit im-
frequency
50
Mc
provides
rate
of
the
trigger
Time
on
all
triggering
in
see
"Auto-
one
screen
sweep
or
from
the
to
be
input sigin
the
a small
sweep
frequency
or
ex-
Base
sweep
dual
driven
until
may
pulse,
the
sweep
trig-
re-
so
1-2
Page 6
technical summary - section 1
Internal
Sweep
1
Types
ules in Y
External
250
the
sweep
Trigger
pling
Ext
Trig
1
Trigger
A
ground.
range
a
Trigger
Selection
Line,
Line
Trigger
Line
polarity
with
AC
Coupling
High-pass
cycles
DC
Coupling
Direct
sitivity
maintain
with
level
due
LF
Reject
Differentiated
vided
Trigger
will
trigger
Mc;
from 1 div
76-01
cavity
Trigger
mv
peak-to-peak
sweep; 1 volt
to
1 5
leveling,
are
included
Input
Impedance
megohm
Level
range
Fairchild
Slope
shunted
of ± 15
On
is
extended
Type
of
or
External
frequency
and
the
TRIG
filter
coupling
when
the
respect
setting; and
to
random
to
reject
A,
76-02A,
Mc,
and
slope
External
4290
positive
triggering
triggering
the
LEVEL
with
is
very
initial
to
the
repetition
trigger
hum
from
0.3
div
of Y signal
76-03
from
de
peak-to-peak
2 volts
peak-to-peak
selection,
by
40
pf
(nominal)
volts (nominal)
Trigger
to ± 150
Attenuator
or
negative
is
available
can
triggering
control
provided
slow
reference
CRT
to
avoid
and
point
low-frequency
to
waveforms
scale
trigger
rate
input; high
low-frequency
of Y signal
up
to
and
76-08
to 1 Mc
will
and
ac
with
source, the
volts
with
Probe
slopes on
be
selected
may
cutoff
optimize
are
position
trigger
of
at a given
point
signals
-pass
filter
1 0
Mc
will
trigger
trigger
to
25
or
de cou-
respect
leveling
the
use
Internal
in
be
shifted
of
trigger
applied;
the
trigger
variations
is
amplitude
up
to
with
Mod-
the
Mc.
to
of
either
80
sen-
to
trace
pro-
,
modulation;
Signals
pass
Automatic
Automatic
disabled
ternal
ger
a
continuous
50
Bandwidth
Direct
Capacitively
cycles
Rise
Time
Faster
Sensitivity
Xl
Xl 0 Mag: 20
Input
Impedance
1
megohm
Input
Connector
EXT
the
X
Positioning
A
front-panel
tioning
sweep
Beam
Position
Two
to
when
low-frequency
should
the
Triggering
trigger
sensitivity, minimizes
cycles
HORIZONTAL
Coupled
than
Range:
INPUT
horizontal
of
to
indicator
alert
the
it
is
rise
LF
Reject
filter
triggering
trigger
within
positioned
leveling
sources. The
base
: DC
Coupled:
95
nanosecond
200
millivolts/div
millivolts/div
cation
of X amplifier
shunted
connector
deflection
control
the X Input
two
Indicators
lamps
operator
or
line
DEFLECTION SYSTEM
required
by
cutoff
fall
in less
is
available
on
auto
trigger
at a nominal
to 4 Mc,
Low-frequency
(Nominal)
for
display
40
pf
is
provided
amplifier
permits
signal
divisions
are
located
as
to
the
off
the
screen
nominally
than 1 00
in
conjunction
Internal,
mode
setup,
(Normal)
full
scan
(nominal)
to
for
coarse
or
any
of
screen
on
the
direction
15
µ,sec
Line,
and
improves
and
provides
frequency
cutoff
is
Xl 0 magnifi-
operation
permit
use
X-Y
displays
and
fine
portion
center
front
of
the
of
panel
beam
Kc.
to
with
Ex-
trig-
of
80
of
posi-
the
1-3
Page 7
NOTES
Page 8
2-1.
FIRST
TIME OPERATION
(
figures
Unless
Y
Amplifier
(left-hand
Plug-in
side)
of
unit
is
will
provide
information
instructions
text
indicate
tings.
The
operator
Figure
Figure
Figure
We
know
with
your
deavor,
built-in
the
various
2-2
. SWEEP TRIGGERING
To
obtain a stable
sistently
cycles
of
to
occur
of
occurrence
pattern
screen
each
the
waveform
intelligible.
by
the
fixed
time
purposes,
across
the
The
following
use
the
tions.
2- 1 to 2-
otherwise
Plug-in
side)
unit
is
inserted
the
Main
inserted
following
in
you may set
calibrator
start
at
will be
input
proper
in
vertical
must
which
front-panel
illustrations
becoming
2-1.
Front-Panel
tem
2-2.
Front-Panel
External
2-3.
lnitial
Base
that
new
instrument.
controls
at
the
the
input
random
of
traced
time
the
to
drift
The
signal,
relationship
the
starting
screen may be called
instructions
triggering
SECTION 2
OPERA TING INSTRUCTIONS
To
31
designated,
module
and
the
in
Frame.
the
Y cavity
deflection
be
translated
follow,
familiar
Setup
Plug-In
you
are
up
signal
on
the
display, the sweep
same
waveform.
or
at a rate
the
input
out
sweep runs.
across
sweep
therefore
or
by some signal which bears a
to
of
it
is
presumed
is
inserted
Type
the
If
the
of
capital
controls, connectors,
are designed
with
Facilities,
Facilities,
Input
of
anxious
To
the
instrument
to
demonstrate
display.
time relative to
If
waveform, the
at
a different
the
the
input
each
"triggering
tell you how to select
signal for various
in
74-03A
X cavity
Type
74-03A Plug-in
the
Main
of
the
accordingly.
letters
the
Time
Triggering
Type
to get
aid
you
the
sweep
unrelated
This
will
screen
must
signal.
horizontal
that
the
Y cavity
Time
(right-hand
trace
oscilloscope.
74-03A
in
the effects
point
either
or
be
For
the
Base
Frame,
and
In
within
or
to
aid
Base
Sys-
and
Time
acquainted
this en-
using
must
con-
recurring
is
allowed
to
the
rate
displayed
on
cause
to be un-
triggered
present
waveform
sweep."
and
applica-
it
the
the
the
set-
the
the
of
the
a
obtain
signal, set
gering
nections
in most
b.
Sometimes
with
cially useful
from several
With
remains
possible to observe
signal
oscilloscope
Also,
forms
For
example,
rived
time
relationship
point
by
the
When
able, it
jitter
trigger
sweep
not
permit
rise
of
has a signal
not
provided, a trigger
used
the
entire
External
dual-trace
in
the
lationship
tain a stable
must
peak,
played
the
sweep,
connector
EXT.
triggering
the
SOURCE
is
convenient
are
required.
applications.
Externa
an
external
time
from
in
of
to
have
and
l
it
is
external
where
different
trigg·ering,
constant
in
an
and
at
different
the
displayed
a stable,
is
possible to observe
the
input
is
triggered
the
externally
signal.
amplifier
alternate
between
an
signal.
and
in
external
triggering
phase
if
the
the
waveform
and
circuit
waveform.
displayed
signal.
base
line
signal
delay
triggering
mode
display,
amplitude
bear
a fixed
To
use
connect
set
of
the
switch to
since
no
external
Satisfactory results
advantageous
signal.
points
external
internally.
being
External
signals
places
the
amplitude
the
shaping
circuit
controls
relationships
in
external
at
phase
are
compared
waveform
This
is
to
show
observed
line.
When
preceding
trigger
modules
the
should
the
an
the
the
the
to show
two
external
of
at
time
external
signal
TRIG
are
triggering
the
triggering
the
of
triggering
and
not
Internal
also be
when
displayed
relationship
sweep
within
on
least 0.25 volt, peak-to-
from
the
lNT.
Internal
triggering
are
to
trigger
trigg·
going
and
shape.
and
amplification
without
for each
between
circuit
input
the
waveforms
to
accurately
with
possible
screen
unless
a sig·nal
the
oscilloscope to
these
the
triggering
signal for
to
the
SOURCE
the
ering
to be
an
instrument.
signal
Thus,
resetting
observation.
the
can
signal
to a circuit,
the
input
signal
respect
when
triggering
prior
the
delay
signal
used
with
are
proper
signals.
to
triggering
EXT
switch
input
trigcon-
obtained
sweep
is
espe-
sampled
usually
it
is
of
the
wave-
be seen.
is
dethe
at
each
signal
is
avail-
measure
to
the
the
will
to
the
Y system
line
is
may
be
display
most
operated
time
re-
To
ob-
signal
the
dis-
INPUT
to
a
2-3
. TRIGGER SOURCE SELECTION
a .
Internal
For
most
by
the Y Input
the
signal
applications,
signal.
amplitude
the sweep may
The
be sufficient to trigger
only
requirement
be
triggered
the
is
that
sweep.
c.
Line
If
the
ship
to
triggered
TRIG
SOURCE
pattern
the
on
display
power-line frequency,
by this signal.
switch to
bears a fixed
To
accomplish
LINE.
time
the
sweep may be
this, set
relation-
the
2-1
Page 9
section 2 - operating instructions
Inner
knob
o continuous,
of
sweep
rates
steps
of
its
Screwdriver
malization
the
Main
Frame
Outer
brated
on
centric
CAL
VARIABLE
(red
pointer): provides
uncalibrated
between
concentric
SWP CAL
control:
of
the Plug-i n
knob
front
VARIABLE
the
neighbor
permits
sweep
panel
range
fixed
nor
unit
TIME/DIV
(block):
rates
only
control
-
to
selects
as
indicated
when
the
is
POSITION
EXT
RESET
set
cali-
con-
POSITION & l
Control
with
Time Bose Plug-in
1
to
OX
signal.
push-pull switch: the
MAGnification
TIME
is
normally
of
the
BASE
inserted in its X
internal
TYPE
-·
74-03A
·-
SWP
CAL
control
sweep,
OX
MAG
positions
cavity;
or
of
SAW
OUT
GATE
OUT
r.:.
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EXT
INPUT
HF
STAB
the
the
trace
the
pulled
External
horizontally
knob
horizontal
BNC
connector:
tive
sow
sweep
time
BNC
connector:
tive
output
sweep
time
iary
equipment
when
indicates
input
SAW
signal
GATE OUT
pulse
for
operation
OUT
provides a posi-
coincident
provides a posi
coincident
with
with
of
auxil-
-
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SLOPE
COUPLING
AC
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Switch :
nal
sweep
front
nal
when
AMP
SWEEP
selects
panel;
MODE
modes
or
the
four
the
switch
SELECTOR
different
as
indicated
EXT
INPUT sig-
is
set
inter-
to
on
X
figure
SWP
READY
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indicator
sweep
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and
when
or
turned
serves os a
using
when
VARIABLE
fully
clockwise
warn-
uncali
-
2-2
Page 10
RESET
Permits
rearming
contact
closure
ual
opera
tion
switch
or
by
the 2-contoct
or
EXT
of
single
to
ground
of
the
RESET
remote-control
EXT
RESET
RESET
by
operation
socket
sweep via
either
man-
pushbutton
operating instructions - section 2
EXT
INPUT
Dual
function
connector:
l.
External
trigger
ope
rati
on;
set
Trigger
2.
trigger
signal
X Amplifier
Input
signal
oper
to
to
this
this
ation;
connec
set
connector
tor
Sweep
.
Mode
.
TIME
SOURCE sw itch to
Selector switch to X
BASE
TYPE
POSITION
- -
RESET
•
EXT
RESET
of
-·
74-03A
·-
SWP
CAL
EXT
and
AMP
apply
and
SAW
GATE
EXT
HF
STAB
external
apply
OUT
OUT
INPUT
X
HF
STAB
Control
: permits
improved
count
and
rotes
lock-in
of 5 Mc
of
signals
or
greater
having
down
repetition
lamp
gate
to
:
light
generator
be
trigge
SWP
s
whenever
red
Dual
1.
2. X
READY
is
armed
fun'ction
Trigger
age
X VERNIER
the
and
TRIG
level
level
Amplifier
Figure
sweep
ready
LEVEL & VERNIER
control:
operation
at
which
sweep
operation
gain
control.
2-2.
SWP
READY
•
FAIRCHILD
(red): selects volt-
is
fired
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For
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Triggering
and
External
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EXT
LINE
Two, 3-position
lever
switches:
from
internal
or
capacitive
SLOPE
Input
TRIGGERING
or
polarities
and
enables
external
COUPLING,
one,
2-position
trigger
selection
SOURCE
and
ch~ice
direct
of
2-3
Page 11
section 2 -
operating
To
obtain
the
the
numbered
Use
the
same
This will e l
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(
instructions
calibrator
display,
set
the
due
is
controls
experienced
to
misalignment
steps
in
procedure
"cockpit"
sequence.
when
difficulty
troubles
exactly
when
as
shown
and
obtaining a display.
of
controls.
..
AIRCHILCJ
perform
766H
•
Readjust INTENSITY, FOCUS
& AS
TIG controls
pattern.
Readjust @
center
the
display
Set
outer
knob
(VOL TS/DIVI to CAL
Rotate
inner
(VARI
The
controls
properly
screen
Y Plug-in
knob
ABLE)
fully clockwise
front-panel
on
the
adjusted
trace.
Instruction
NO
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screwdriver
Y PLUG-in must
to
See
obtain
the
appropriate
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for a sharp
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be
on
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Set
ASTIG, FOCUS, & IN-
TENSITY
controls
of
range
Rotate
clockwise
the
oscilloscope
Set
outer
knob
(TIME/DIV) to
5
mSEC
Rotate
inner
clockwise
to
actuated
UNCAL
Set
switches
LINE
CAL
(click
lamp
is
TRIGGERING
to
-+-
is
, DC,
to
knob
heard).
off
to
center
turn on
(VARIABLE)
until
switch is
Note
that
2-4
Figure
2-3
.
Initial
Setup
of
Type
.
74-0JA
Time Base
Plug
-In
Page 12
2-4
. TRIGGER
a.
AC Coupling
Selection
by
setting
This
mode
a
low-freyuency
feature
the
In
prevents
pattern
the
AC
components
positioning
selected
TRIG
switch
point
control
calibrator
100 cycles
severely
When
Note:
to
LEVEL
using
is
set to AC.
on
the
setting
AC
signal
may
differentiates
recommended
b.
DC
Coupling
The
DC
mode
forms
which
fore
discriminated
of
the
AC
position
network
random
stably
of
time
repetition
in
the
This
mode
waveforms
applications:
1.
For
optimizing
when
very low
2.
For
maintaining
the
trace
with
TRIG
Source;
random
switch
trace
given
of
form
frequency
triggering
quency
frequency
the
LEVEL
and
3.
For
repetition
When
using
is
set
always
setting
the
vertical
c.
LF
Reject Coupling
The
LF
of
the
rejection
sweep
avoiding
REJECT
components
signal.
components
circuits
COUPLING
of
the
the
Trigger
is
provided
AC
SELECTION
triggering
COUPLING
with
a high-pass filter
cut-off nolllinall y
erratic
vertically
lllode,
of
the
of
the
provide
triggering
while
triggering
triggering
trace.
The
the
desired
using
control.
the
AC
mode, the
The
trace
W 1111efonn for a given
regardless
coupling
or
be
erratic
of
triggering
square
since the
the
trigger. DC
for these signals.
is
especially useful for
change
constant
DC
permits
mode
and
very slowly
against
(80
cps).
in
the
rates
are
.
excellent
is
most
by the low-frequency cu to
AC mode, signals
useful in
trigger
frequencies
respect
control
rate
the
DC
to DC.
starts
at
of
the
trigger
When
TRIG
the
to
setting
triggering
mode,
the
same
are
initial
the
point
the
using
LEVEL
positioning.
mode
is
AC
mode
and
such
Use
AC
triggering
is
required.
below
when
the
mod e
is
accomplished
switch to AC.
that
at
80 cycles.
when
positioning
internal
is
unaffected
signal
or
triggering
display
Trigger
always starts
the
vertical
on
the
triggering.
by
by the
vertical
level
via
use
COUPLING
at
the
Trigger
LEVEL
positioning.
line-frequency
wave signals less
SO-cycle
cutoff filter
coupling
viewing
and
which
are
Because of the
coupling
sometimes viewed
triggering
sensitivity
on
the
or
all types
following
operation
applied;
reference
CRT
when
position
scale at a
on
Internal
variations
signals.
Trigger
Internal
point
a special
is
used to reject low-
as
60 cps
COUPLING
Source,
on
the Scale
control
regardless
high-frequency
hum,
unless low-fre-
Triggering
15
Kc may
LF
signals
REJECT
not
mode
operating
used .
triggcnng
when
internal
duces
has
This
the
de
can
be
of
the
same
than
wavethere-
having
more
of
given
due
to
the
for
in
the
with
initiate
is
ff
a
is
the
I 00 µsec
clual-tirne signals
triggering.
trace
which
such
greatest
nals in
ing
contains
q uency
and
display.
ing
undesired
nents
high-frequency
duce
respects,
to
2-5.
sweep
the
is
neg·ative
2-6.
specific voltage
ceed
switch
TRIG
sweep
citation
switch
LEVEL
consistently
signal.
2-7
ence
absence
very useful
instructions - section 2
The
LF
REJECT
frn111
Ifie
it
is
set
up
trigger
the
two
channels
Signals
when
plug-ins
permits
units,
use
the
Occasionally
effects
must
Note
the
when
dual
soul'Ce.
of
have
using
that
are
triggering
AL
it
from a cornplex,
undesirable
components.
line
pickup
If
mode,
rnay
this occurs, select
thereby
components.
are
blocked
triggering
the
stable
triggering
the
LF
REJECT
the
AC
mode.
TRIGGER SLOPE SELECTION
When the
excitation
set
to
TRIGGER
The
is
triggered
- ,
slope
TRIG
Trigger
signal.
the
sweep
of
LEVEL
LEVEL
which
before
the
is
set to
LEVEL
sweep fires.
control
consistently
signal. Conversely,
set
to
the -position,
control
. SWEEP
a.
Automatic Sweep
When
using
trace
of
on
MODE
will
an
makes
the
the
appear
input
while
111ode
Typ
e 76-02A
for
alternate
The
a difference in
on
triggering
rise
the
LF R E.J
are
to
the
Type
provided
from
LF
REJECT
displaying
Ternate
is
required
high-frequency
low-frequency
In
such
make
elirninating
The low-freyuency
from
the
that
SLOPE
on
the
When
is
the
excitation
SELECTION
control
the
the + position,
makes
on
the
it
possible
negative
SELECTION
AUTO
on
signal.
testing
equipment
will
provide
Dual-Trace
sweep
LF
RE.J
more
mode
ECT
positioning
stability.
or
fall tirne faster
ECT
mode
be displayed, use
76-08
and
other
with a selector
one
channel
mode
two
lllight
non-synchronous
mode.
to
obtain
stable
waveform
noise
cases,
the
additional
it
difficult to
the
triggering
waveform
is
triggering
switch
rising
the
Trigger
triggered
obtain a stable
LF
REJECT
the
effects
circuit
is
passed
required.
mode
is
or
positive s
SLOPE
on
In
set
the
signal.
permits
triggering
When
the
selection
signal
Trigger
adjustment
it
possible
positive
with
the
adjustment
slope
rnode, a
the
screen even in
This
to
slope
Trigger
of
to
trigger
of
the
horizontal
automatic
since a
stable
plug-in
and
using
mode
level
than
. H
slower
external
multi-
switch
only.
With
find its
trigger-
that
or
line-fre-
noise
trigger-
of
these
compo-
while
to
pro-
all
other
is
identical
to
+,
lope of
switch
falling
of
must
SLOPE
of
trigger
of
the
SLOPE
the
TRIG
the
sweep
excitation
refer-
rnode
reference
re-
of
sig-
the
the
or
a
ex-
the
the
ex-
the
is
2-5
Page 13
section 2 - operating instructions
trace
will always be visible regardless
signal
is
The
AUTO
nals
or
greater
operation,
applied
periodic
than
mode
50 cycles.
set
Sweep
to
the
oscilloscope
simp
waveforms
To
Mode
SWP.
b. Recurrent
Setting
duces a free-running
ing
signal.
dependent
trol.
When
ence
trace becomes
The
AUTO
when Y dual-trace
signal
applied
is
intermittent.
fies
high-frequency
The
front
permit
input
improved
signals in
50 megacycles. Use
variation
base so
quency
may be selected.
the
The
upon
using
in
that
Sweep & HF
SWEEP
· sweep
frequency
the
the RECUR
more
SWP
and
operation
to
either
Use
of
triggering.
panel
HF
synchronization
the
range
the
natural
exact
sub-multiples
switch
setting
visible
RECUR
Channel A or
the
STAB
of
this
lifies
synchronization
having
obtain
Selector switch
Stability
to
independent
of
the
of
the
SWP
at
SWP
is
used,
RECUR
control
from
5 megacycles
control
repetition
of
whether
or
not.
repetition
automatic
to
AUTO
RECUR
recurrent
of
SWP
any
trigger-
sweep
TIME/DIV
mode,
the
higher
of
modes
and
SWP
high
sweep rates.
are
the
trigger
to
Channel
mode
simpli-
is
provided
frequency
to
provides a small
rate
of
the
of
the
trigger
of
sig-
rates
sweep
pro-
is
con-
refer-
handy
B
to
above
time
fre-
a
trols to
the
the
Thus,
rejected
to
quency
Single-sweep
moves
sweep to view a
overlapped
displays
ever,
input
shape,
be set to
Thus,
a time,
l
apping
display to be viewed
may be
contact
5.
Adjust
INTENSITY,
obtain a sharp
6.
If
there
is
any
TRIG
signal levels
LEVEL
which
undesirable
by
the
trigger
7.
Set
Trigger
obtain a more
triggering
d. Single-Sweep
operation
but
one
stroke
varying
and
unintelligible
being
superimposed
when
it
is
desired
signal
or
time,
which
the
SINGLE
by
commanding
the
SINGLE
caused by
accomplished
closures.
trace
multiple
control
best
actuate
signals
of
channel.
COUPLING
stable
display
signals.
Operation
means
until
waveform
to
view a
continually
Sweep
SWP
the
Mode
for single-sweep
but
one
SWP
position
multiple
and/or
manually,
FOCUS,
of
suitable
triggering
may
be
lesser
switch
when
that
reset.
display
on
one
single
varies
Selector
stroke
eliminates
traces
recorded
or
and
ASTIG
con-
brightness.
of
the
sweep,
adjusted
the
amplitude
to
trigger
LF
using
the
time
to
select
circui
will
REJECT
high-fre-
base
be
Using a repetitive
would
result
caused
another.
display
in
amplitude,
switch
by
in
many
How-
of
shou
an
an
ld
presentation
of
the
sweep
at
the
over-
and
enables
clearly.
through
the
Reset
external
t.
.
c.
Triggered
A
stable
pattern
can
be
obtained
mandatory
of
low
in this
triggering
of
operation
preferred
ance
When
repetition
manner,
impulse
condition
can
be
the
for
expected
oscilloscope
X AMPiifier,
forward
be
tensity
retrace
sweep time.
properly
should
blanking.
adjusted
ceed as follows:
I.
Apply
nector
and
the
set Sweep
SWP.
2.
Adjust
sweep
and
the
play.
3.
Adjust
Y
VOL TS/
of
approximately
4.
R.otate
controls
TRIG
VARIABLE
DIV
to
obtain
LEVEL
Sweep
for
by
viewing
rate.
one
. Use
in
the
the
spot
not
be set so
For
desired
TRIG
POSITION
switch
5 divisions.
the
TIME/DIV
the
control
practically
using
random
When
triggered
all types
or
non-periodic
operating·
sweep occurs for
of
the
triggered
majority
under
of
which
this
instrument.
is
set for
of
applications,
optimum
anything
will be visible
The
INTENSITY
to
make
the
bright
triggered
Mode
LEVEL
signal
Selector
sweep
to
control
controls
control
to
obtain
in
a vertical
and
desired
display.
if necessary.
of
signals
sweep. Its use
signals
the
instrument
each
single
sweep
mode
is
the
perform-
other
than
only
during
control
must
sweep visible. In-
as
to
override
operation,
the Y Input
switch
tu
initiate
to
center
conjunction
to
TRIG
the
with
the
pro-
con-
the
dis-
deflection
the
VARIABLE
Readjust
the
Selector switch to
is
RESET
a trigger signal
will
locked
a single trace will sweep across
the sweep
beam will rest off screen.
should
quires
The
ing
trigger.
contact
EXT
contact
Recording
accessory,
450A
SET)
Camera
which has special
1.
Manual
To
arm
Reset
the sweep
button. The
occur
after
out
until
is
triggered
now be off
rearming
To
rearm
the
SWP
READY
the sweep
2.
R
emo
is
te R esl'l
Closure
The
sweep may be
closure
RESET
socket
closure
Camera
The
Type
4514
is
provided
Camera
to
of the oscilloscope.
only
requires
manually,
SINGLE
sweep
arrives
which
the
further
circuit
and
thus
(resetting).
sweep,
indicator
armed
By
and
Synchro
armed
introduced
located
may
be
such
Cable
to
the
rearming
the
connectors.
SWP
will
to
fire
the
incoming
is
rearmed.
at
the
The
indicating
push
in
lamp
ready
Shutler
remotely
through
on
supplied
as
the
Type
Assembly,
connect
connector
The
Type
set
remain
sweep.
the
encl
SWP
that
the
will
to fire
the
by
the
Type
2637
the
Sweep
and
depress
armed
In
other
screen
of
its travel,
READY
the
RESET
go
on
Conta
by
the
front
panel.
an
Oscilloscope-
450A.
available
Fairchild
4530-A.
Cable
Mode
the
until
One
sweep
triggers
are
words,
each
time
the
lamp
sweep re-
button.
on,
indicat-
the
next
ct
means
of
two-contact
This
as
an
Type
(EXT
RE-
Robot
Assembly
a
2-6
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operating
instructions - section 2
Multiple
integrate
expose
The
mit
but
be seen by
single
-sweep
light
integration
If
the
the
Type
fully
open,
exceeding
pulses
multiplied
camera
optimum
nated
permits
intensity
In
applications
must
be
above
the
simultaneous
by several oscilloscopes
these cameras
vated
and
shutter
lem. Nevertheless,
may
be
450A
Camera
scopes
single-shot
It
is
Camera
Applications
2-8.
SWEEP
a. Uncalibrated or Vernier Operati
The
TIME/DIV
sweep
than 3 to 1 is
sweep
therefore
I
minute
whenever
clockwise.
strokes
the
light
the
film.
recording
one
single
the
film.
technique
on
synchro-shutter
450A
Camera
the lens
the
maximum
plus
the
total
by a
shutter
graticule,
minimum
system
solenoids,
negated
in
suggested
VARIABLE
rate. A
stops.
speed
recording
trace brightness, the sweep
adjustments.
recorded
is
also
are
the
actuation
when
lens
the
system
recording.
Instruction
engineer
RATE
knob,
continuously
available
The
be
extended
full scale.
the
VARIABLE
of
the
oscilloscope display
output
system may now be
shot
Consequently,
film
need
factor
ease. A single
camera
where
to
avoid
applicable.
recording
to
time
all
is
permitted
and
that
Manual
CONTROLS
may
slow
sufficiently to
of
the oscilloscope display to
will
eliminate
and
phosphor.
contact
at
the
only
be left
time between sweep
sweep time.
of
1.5
and
system variations) to assure
exposure
only
a single
duplication
of a group
equipped
be triggered by electrically acti-
delay differential of solenoids
would
shutter
the
synchro switch
ready
you
consult
for specific details.
control,
be used to slow
variable
to give
end
of
from 2 sec/ div to 6 sec/ div
The
UNCAL
control
application
closure
instant
The
(to
setting
Many
with
present
actuation
to
arm
them
your
or
your
concentric
overlap
the sweep
is
may
improperly
arranged
multiple
is
open
sum
compensate
and
event
of the test,
systems
of
a difficult
all of the oscillo-
for
local
on
rate
lamp
not
to
per-
of
stroke
provided
the
shutter
for a
period
trigger
should
of
the
illumi-
rate
then
oscilloscope
occurs
phenomena
cameras.
time delays
in
simultaneous
Oscilloscope
between
range
will be
turned
and
require
prob-
the
Type
Fairchild
with
down
of
greater
may
fully
the
by
be
for
the
If
the
the
the
or
lit
out
this
control.
may
be
observed
When
expansion,
the
pander
for
sweep
is
Expanded
For
10
clockwise
the
division
second
Or,
2-9. SWEEP
Whenever
the
panel
This
ence
To
or
proceed
I.
CAL
Figure
2.
3.
trol
(60-cycle line) in
Note:
for
divisions.
For
and
the
2-10. X-Y
the
TIME/DIV
factor of I 0 to
the
spot
rate
example,
mSEC,
PULL
is
per
. f I 0 msec/
using
Main
screwdriver
procedure
in
deflection
properly
between
as
Set
up
signal. Allow a
2-3.)
Set
TlME/DlV
Adjust
for precisely 6 cycles
For
precisely 5 cycles
400-cycle
adjust
calibrator
Any
portion
by
adjusting
instrument
the
sweep
rate
control
obtain
to move
may
be expressed as follows:
Sweep
the
to
XIO
I 0 milliseconds,
division.
the
Frame
follows:
SWP
DISPLAYS
Time
if
the
VARIABLE
CAL,
and
MAG
ormula:
CALIBRATION ADJUSTMENT
the
Time
and
inserted
SWP
is
necessary to
plate
normalize
the
plug-in
the
instrument
warmup
switch
SWP
CAL
JO
divisions.
50-cycle line,
of
line
, use sweep
CAL
control
display
in
of
the
the
POSITION
is
set
up
for
indicated
must
be
the
actual
one
division.
/ Div =
TIME/DIV
the
setting,
-----
Base
CAL
sensitivities.
the
unit
front-panel
the
I 0 divisions.
TIME/DIV
control
POSITION
the
divided
10
Plug-in
in
control
compensate
gain
and
for
normal
time
to
10
of
the
adjust
calibrator
rate
for precisely 2 cycles
div
expanded
calibrated
by
the
divided
time
The
control
is
rotated
control
actual
by 10,
1 msec/
is
removed
another,
must
between
the
Main
display
of
15
minutes.
mSEC.
screwdriver
calibrator
SWP
CAL
display
of
0.5 mSEC/
display
control.
sweep
setting
by
the
required
expanded
setting
10
is set
time
or
1 milli-
the
be
for differ-
channels
Frame,
of
display
control
of
ex-
fully
is
in
per
div
from
front-
reset.
the
(See
con-
in
10
div
of
to
b. Calibrated Sweep
When
any
by a factor
extends
seconds/ div.
desired
screen
the
portion
the
segment
center
POSITION
of
the
of
10
fastest
Thus,
of
by
the
Magn
control
trace
may be
about
the
calibrated
to achieve a I
the
trace, set
POSITION
ificati
on
knob
expanded
screen center.
sweep
rate
OX
that
control
expansion
segment
is
pulled
horizontally
This
feature
to 5
nano-
to
and
then
out
of a
the
pull
,
CAUTION
KEEP
Screen
resting
X-Y displays may be used to show sweep
generator
damage
at
one
plots, Lissajous
INTENSITY
can
result
point
on
from too
the
screen.
phase
LOW
intense a beam
measurements,
signal
curve
2-7
Page 15
section 2 - operating instructions
trace
information
ship.
vVhen
another
signal
the
Time
switch
switch
the
Plug-in to
Note:
set
control
gain
2-11. GATE OUTPUT
A positive
available
GATE
+ volts
optimum
greater
This
devices in
output
oscilloscope.
Use
gered
display
though
fier.
The
measured
counter.
measure
oscilloscope in
the
DIV
operator
the
are
2- 12. SAWTOOTH OUTPUT
A
provides
amplitude
within
the
The
activities
time
tooth
ground
than
tenuator
desiring
(not
to
the
X signal to
Base
to X AMP
to
EXT.
Y Plug-in
obtain
When
up
for X
(red label) now
control
on a front-panel
OUT.
with
performance,
than
positive
order
of
such
of
the
pulse
generators
the
leading
no
signal
period
extremely
Since
ol
total
time
duration
and
the
to
display
entire
sweep.
thus
readily
BNC
front-panel
a positive-going saw
(nominal).
±5
volts
sweep.
sawtooth
controlling
base for associated
output
of
less
15
pf. Voltage take-off
Probe
and
other
to view
the
internal
Input
Plug
Amplifier
(green
gate
an
IOOK
gate
shou
than
connector
the
EXT
·-in. Set
(green)
Adjust
and
the
The
output
pulse
to achieve sufficient delay to view
devices
delay
of
the
sweep time, it
conjunction
VARIABLE
obtainable.
of
may be used for
is
the
the
VERNIER
an
appropriate
Type
operation,
functions
label).
coincident
gate
impedance
load
ohms
may be used to
completely
output
will
edge
of
is
incorporated
the
positive
accurately
period
of
Timing
Id
recommended.
input
the
waveform
connector
The
ground
an
not
100,000
of
X-Y
analog
be
similar
one
voltage
time
base)
on
the
INPUT
the
and
VOL TS/
74-03A
with
BNC
amplitude
shunted
in
permit
the
the
with a counter
sig·nals. Use
controls
accuracies
of
saw
and
loaded
ohms
through a Type
connector
Sweep
the
Trigger
DlV
control
display.
Time
the
as
the X VERNIER
the
connector
ol
impedance
by less
displayed
conjunction
this
pulse
gate
may,
with
gate
output
is
possible to use this
will
to be
of I part
labeled
approximately
output
is
time-coincident
initiating
plotter,
equipment.
by
shunted
signal
sweep
is
waveform
in
or
relation-
plotted
Y Plug-in
Mode
Base Plug-in
TRIG
750 ohms.
instrument
an
of
measured
impedance
against
apply
the
on
Selector
SOURCE
controls
on
the
LEVEL
output
labeled
greater
should
than
15
trigger
on
with
the Y Ampli-
of
course, be
electronic
is a direct
to digitize
the
TIME
permit
in
SAW
OUT,
25
is
referenced
delayed
acting
The
by
no
4290 At-
and
the
on
than
For
be
pf.
other
the
the
trig-
to
even
the
over
107
volts
with
as
saw-
to
more
X
a
2- 13. TIME MEASUREMENTS
a.
How
to
Y
is
is
/
Using the
Any
horizontal
scope can be used to
time when
brated
of this
elapsed time
the display.
follows:
I. Using
zontal distance in divisions
the display whose
2.
Step I by
time interval. See
b.
The
can be expressed
unit
of
use the oscilloscope for
or
frequency
I.
zontal distance in divisions
the disp lay
2.
Step I by
3.
Step 2
quotient
cycles
the
sweep
feature
To
Multiply
the
Figure
How
to Find Repetition Rate of Frequency
Using the
repetition
time
Using
Multiply
Take
the
under
the
the
(that
is
the
per
second. See
Cycles/ second =
Make
Elapsed Time Measurements
CRT
Scale
distance
time-base circuits
(VARIABLE
permits
between
measure
the
calibrated
time
the
horizontal
TIME/DIV
Figure
ELAPSED
represent
you to
the
desired
the
interval
control
2-4.
TIME
T
I
M
E
on
the
control
accurately
time
scale,
between
dimension
EQUALS
a precise
you wish
s
HOR
DEFL-+-1
IN
DIV
2-4
. Elapsed Time
CRT
Scale
rate
or
fre4ue11cy for
as
the
number
(VARIABLE
measuring
of
periodic
calibrated
observation.
the
horizontal
TIME/DIV
reciprocal
is,
divide
desired
frequency
Figure
it
control
signals,
scale,
occupied
dimension
control
of
the
into
2-5.
Time
of
product
one).
or
screen
setting
of
are
set
set to
point
of
interval,
measure
that
:
the
interval
up
for cali-
CAL).
measure
interest
proceed
the
portion
to
find.
obtained
to
obtain
oscillo-
of
Use
the
on
as
hori-
of
in
the
YTL
Measurement
periodic
cycles
set
to
the
repetition
proceed
measure
by
setting.
The
repetition
1
(seconds)
signals
or
pulses
CAL).
as follows:
the
one
cycle
obtained
obtained
resulting
rate
per
To
rate
hori-
of
111
in
in
2-8
Page 16
REPETIT
ION RATE
EQUALS
OR
T
M
E
s
FREQUEN
THE
CY I N CY
REC I
PROCAL OF:
-1No
HOR
OF I CY
CLES I SECOND
OEFL
1v-
CLE
operating
4.
Position
slopes crosses
hand
side
5.
Measure
cycle
of
the
6.
Measure
display.
distance
by 360° .
between
7.
Label
Divide
Phase-shift
instructions -
the
the
of
the
the
waveform.
the
this
the
measured
The
resulting
the
two
display
horizontal
scale.
horizontal
horizontal
distance
distance
in
sine
difference
so
Label
B.
measured
step 6 and
product
waves. See
that
one
center
distance
this
distance
shift
of
multiply
is
the
Figure
=
cp
=
section
of
the
positive
line
at
the
occupied
the
in
step
phase
2-6.
~
A
A.
Channel
5 by
the
quotient
difference
360°
by
2
left-
one
B
the
Figure
2-14.
PHASE-SHIFT MEASUREMENTS
To
measure
waves,
sweep
and
Amplifier.
cycles
1.
2.
3.
Set
Apply
the
Adjust
proceed
operation.
other
of
the
up
one
Set l\I
display
2-5
. Findi
the
phase
as follows:
the
Time
of
the
to
Channel B lnput
ODE
switch
the
Tll\TE/DlV
on
ng
the Frequency
difference between two srne
Base for
sine
the
externally
waves to
of
to
ALT.
switch for a
screen.
triggered
Channel A lnput
the
Type
couple
76-02A
of
Fi
-
gure
2-
6.
A----•
Phase-Shift
-+--
/
I
I
I
Measurement
s
2-9
Page 17
NOTES
Page 18
SECTION 3
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
3-1 . INTRODUCTION
To
simplify
Time
Base Plug-in,
diagrams
Figure
Figure
Figure
Figure
The
timing
points
In
provided.
mentioned
interrelation
ation.
the
circuit
3-2
from
switch
external
RNC
Y
side
provided
AC
pass filter
a low-frequency cutoff
quency
and
RS I
disconnected
directly
The
grid
cuit
Shunt
signal
in
addition, a capsule
The
circuit
It
rear
description.
. TRIGGER CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION I Figure 3-1 I
a. Trigger Input
The
input
one
as follows:
I.
Jn
connector.
2.
In
Amplifier.
3.
In
of
the
A choice
position,
is
the
04.
RC
of
VS
from
capacitor
component.
circuit
are
provided
3-1.
Trigger
3-2.
Sweep
3-3. X Deflection Amplifier,
3-4.
Timing
the
circuit
description
illustrations.
of
is
also
of
the
manual
to
of
three
EXT
position,
source
INT
position,
LINE
position,
6.3 VAC
of
by
the
the
consisting
raised to
high-pass filter now consists
In
the
and
to
the
input
network,
I I
or
damage
description
functional
as
follows:
Circuit,
gram
Generator,
Diagram
Block
Diagram
Diagram,
Base
diagram
circuits
recommended
the
through
AC,
Trigger
DC
VS
CS I
shows waveforms
and
in
description
will be keyed to
Emphasis
rather
be referred to in following
trigger
sources via the
the signal
the
the
the signal
heater
LF
REJECT
COUPLING
trigger
signal
of
CSl02
of
15
Kc in the
position, the high-pass filters
the
triggering
cathode
RS I
OS
and
12,
serves to
due
to excessive
04
preserves
of
block
Functional
Simplified Block
Type
proper
EXT
signal
circuit.
SO
time
of each waveform
is
than
on
that
circuit
Trigger
is
JNPUT
is
is
or
is
applied
and
cycles.
LF
REJECT
signal
follower
CS
I 04, in series to
protect
the
the
obtained
RSI07,
the
Type
and
74-03A
relationship.
placed
detail
schematics
may be selected
derived
tapped
DC
coupling
switch.
The
of
VS! I and
the
input
high-frequency
74-03A
waveform
Block Dia-
Functional
Time
at
critical
is
the
afore-
on
the
of
oper-
at
the
SOURCE
from
an
front-panel
from
the
from
one
In
the
to a high-
providing
cut-off fre-
position
CS
103
and
are
is
applied
VS12.
the
input
cir-
voltage.
b. Trigger Amplifier
The
triggering·
input
cathode
going
signals,
and
for negative-going signals,
the
gTid
of
connected
the TRIG
used to select
settings
trigger
output
taken
impedance-matching
drives
from this stage drives
former
cathode
justment
w~en
mrnus
regenerative
of a two-stage
coupling
emitter
and
ing
to
times from
is
mines
ation
cutoff. QS106 will
of a positive-going signal
the
hold
cutoff to full
taneously, QS106 will
Transistors
original
tion
conduction
moving
when
of
The
output
amplifier
from this
from
the
TS
The
TRIG
voltages
of
the
or
vice versa.
c.
Schm
itt Trigger Generator
The
Schmitt
from QS105 to QS106
coupling.
The
circuit
QS106
and
QS l 05
the
other
The
voltage
which
as follows: QS l 05
threshold
level
condition
signal falls
ln
general,
the
moving
signal
is
follower VSI l
connection
VS l 2.
Jn
each
to a
de
bias source,
LEVEL
the
the
Schmitt
l 01.
the
Trigger
amplifier
at
each
state
is
QS l 05
for QS l 06.
base in a positive
control
the
level
Trigger
from
LEVEL
has two
cutoff;
at
is
level
exceeded,
conduction
the
the
SLOPE
VS
QSIOI
amplifier
collector
emitter
Trigger
of VSl l
TRIG
SLOPE
Trigger
signal level selector.
amplifier
stable
and
cu to
ff.
abrupt,
side
of
applied
the
circuit
remain
of
and
when
slightly
threshold
base in
of
I I
the
CENT
The
the
to
is
conduction.
applied
is
the
and
of
and
LEVEL
Generator
having
conversely, QS106
producing
conducting
at
applied
an
will
promptly
QS l 06 will
the
below
the
to a high-impedance
or
VS12.
made
to
the
connection
case,
the
opposite
adjustable
RSI03F.
triggering
switch.
or
VS
QS102.
is
always
QSlOl
follower QS l 03,
Generator.
Trigger
potentiometer
VS12 so
switch
and
states:
transition
circuit.
the
will be in.
cutoff
abrupt
occur
amplitude
voltage
negative
This
12
is
negative
and
Coupling
control
is
set
Auto Triggering
is
de
collector-to-base
and
QSI05
fast rise
base
of
and
until
to its base reaches
When
transition
in
stop
revert
the
threshold
is
direction,
applied
The
applied
de
from
the
Q8106.
direction.
For
positive-
grid
of
is
made
grid
by
means
control
point
for all
to
resulting
and
which
The
output
sets
that
no
is
required
from
plus
essentially
It
consists
emitter-to-
conducting,
conduct-
one
and
QS l 05
Assume
QS l 06
amplitude
this thres-
Simul-
conducting.
to
of
the
initia-
level
higher
and
VSl
to
of
the
to
an
trans-
the
read-
to
state
fall
deter-
oper-
is
at
from
their
of
when
lower
The
l,
is
is
is
a
3-1
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section 3 - circuit description
2(;~
I
I
I
27~
TR
X INPUT
AM
PU Fl ER
IG
OR
e-----
SCHMITT
TRIGGER
G
ENERAT
----
OR
HORIZONTAL
---
DEFLECTION
Figure
two
different volt
lower
hysteresis
erator.
input
peak-to-peak
The
age levels
limits"
hysteresis offset basically relates to
voltage
system.
The
initial
anywhere
establishing
state
of
of
Q8l05
LEVEL
The
Schmitt
output
period
will
current
of
follow
When
AUTO
to
other
SWP,
R8137
end
junction
up
and
down
the
charge-discharge
triangular
Q8105
and
50 pulses
horizon
even
ta!
in
base level
inside
the
transistor
is
normally
control
the
input
at
rates
the
Sweep
one
(low
is
connected
of
RS 142
like
waveform
Q810(i
per
second
reference
the
absence
or
outside
input volt
QS l 05.
setting.
Trigger
pulse
whose
triggering
above
Mode
end
of
resistance
to
and
the
end
cycle
developed
Lu
flip
in
trace
of
RS 143.
an
Using· AUTOmatic
plug-in
though
3-3.
of
CR8202.
and
amplifiers
one
or
SWEEP CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
(Figure
a.
The
Sweep
3-2)
Gate
input
transistor
The
Q8202
initiates
will still
more
signa ls
Multivibrator
triggering
Q8206
de
coupled
the
through
3-1.
are
called
of
the
Schmitt
sensitivity
of
QS l 05
of
the
age
required
The
steady
determined
Generator
width
signal.
I 0 megacycles.
Selector
capacitor
path
to
the
base
This
of a "diving
of
CS 114.
at
back
and
the
AUTO
will
appear
input
signal.
triggering
permit a display
is
disconnected.
signal
is
series-coupling
bistable
multivibrator
formation
Trigger
and
the "upper
Trigger
X Input Circuits, Functional Block
and
Gen-
the
of
can
be
hysteresis
to
state
by
the trig·
positioned
change
the
ger
area
thus
the
base bias
TRIG
provides a negative
is a function
This
switch
C8114
ground)
of
QS l 05
junction
board"
The
this
junction
forth
yielding
position.
on
with
of
the
generator
is
set
is
connected
and
the
and
to
the
oscillates
due
resulting
causes
about
Thus,
the
screen
Multi-Trace
even
applied
tu
the
base
diode
Q8201
of
the
swe
ep
after
to
to
a
receiving a negative
Generator.
off
subsequent
and
Q8201
forms a positive
gate
CR8202
Diode
retrace are
is
conducting
during
the
serves as a low
CR8202
triggering
completed. In
gate
forward
which couples the
Trigger
which
as a high
generator
bistable
runs up.
turn-off
vibrator
saw. The
adjusted
b.
The
The
Q8202
diodes CR8206,
voltages
unlocks
sweep
CR821
The
Generator
Hips
and
initiates
back-impedance
from the sweep
multivibrator
When
the saw reaches fu
diode
CR8203
Q820 I
and
SWEEP
for full screen sweep le
Saw
Generation
saw
generator
negative
is
output
applied
CR8207
of
these
diodes
the
integrator
capacitor
I,
the associated resistance
latter
to
transistor
vulLage source, via
control.
The
timing
cathode
here to
RC
work
follower V82 I. A
provide high
network. High
prevents
ting a highly
when
large
capacitor
extraneous
linear
charging
Diagram
trigger
from
and the
signals
and
Q8202
while
Q8202 forms a
sweep
interval.
capacitance
negative
to
the
the
trigger
sweep
sweep.
diode
gate
multivibrator.
has
been
conducts
Q8202,
LENGTH
is
which
potentiometer
of the
developed
to the anodes
and
no
longer
clamp
charge
is
an
and
linearly
emitter
rnanipulation
is
connected
cathode
impedance
impedance
current
charging
voltage
resistors are
the
Schmitt
lockout
until
after
the
quiescent
is
at
cutoff.
coupling
from
gate
multivibrator
CR8202
to
decouple
triggered,
II
screen deflection,
and
resets the
then
ngth
display.
Miller
at
the
of
"run-up
collector
the
CR8209.
conduct.
permits
through
network,
follower
of the
to
follower is
for
the
sweep
coupling
used
drain,
to
.
for
thus
be
Trigger
circuit
the
hold
sweep
state,
Q820
negative
diode
the
Schmitt
also serves
the
trigger
After
the
sweep
multi-
clamps
R8269
" type.
disconnect
The
anode
This
action
the
selected
Q8205,
and
Q8401.
adjustable
SWP
CAL
a
nuvistor
employed
timing
this
permit-
developed
I
the
the
1s
of
net-
3-2
Page 20
o!
s~:GPL c
I
circuit
description-section
3
When
move in
tends
at
lector.
emitter
is
applied
Zener
ence
to assure
tive
capacitor
negatively
timing
to
by
tor.
Since the
tial
through
the
rate. The
plied
output
\tVh
SINGLE
isolated from
R8218.
the
its travel,
the
grid
side
the
negative
to
move
likewis
the
base
of
Q820i:
The
positive-going
follower Q8205
to
the
opposite
diode
CR821 I
between
voltage
straighten
maintaining a constant
within a small
sweep
to the
en
screen
the
collector
minimum
swing
tends
to
.
lt
also increases
capacitor
the charging
emitter
the
SWP, the saw turn-off
Thus
is
out
th
grid
ol
timing
resulting
when
the beam
capacitor
horizontal
follower
Sweep
the
SWEEP
only a single
the
of
the
timing
direction,
e.
This
produces a negative
and
a positive swing
voltage
and
zener
side of the
maintains
Q82(H
voltage
on
prevent
trying
e c
V821
linear
sweep is triggered.
at
the
opposite
the
the
to charge. The net
harging
current
remains
fraction
resistor
thus
sawtooth
deflection
Q8205 .
Mode
will rest off screen becaus e
Selector switch
LENGTH
tra
capacitor
the
cathode
is
coupled
diode
CR821 I,
timing
a fixed voltage differ-
and
the
grid
the collector.
side
of
grid
side from
voltage to which
curve (sweep voltage)
flow
into
at
a co
nstant
of
a volt, the
remains constant
charges
ce
will now sweep across
at a constant
waveform
amplifier
diode CR8203
potentiometer
At
starts
ol
V82 l
swing
at
its col-
through
and
capacitor.
of
V82 l
The
posi-
the
timing
swinging
the
result
the capaci-
poten
current
and
is
ap-
through
is
set to
by
the e
nd
the
to
is
is
of
sweep
The
a negative pulse to
ol
the sweep
sweep,
ing
niqu
c.
The
for
any
ol
the
tion
e
mitter
CR8203.
If
-
set,
going
11
divisions
will then be
base
sweep
original
cutoff.
returns
CR8209
timing
its
qui
after
gate
multivibrator
single sweep
forward
push the
Instructions
e.
Sweep
sweep le
given sweep
SWEEP
of
the
follower Q820
the SWEEP
diode CR8203
excursion
ol
Q8201.
gate
state
The
th e
to their
capacitors.
esce
the
lockout
RESET
Section
Length
ngth,
LENGTH
positive sawtooth
LENGTH
of
on the screen.
conducted
Upon
multivibrator
with
positive
disconnect
conducting
nt
level
rime
blanking
turn
off
time.
or
the
rate
3,
will
the
sawtooth
receiving
Q8201
step
diodes
The
!\filler circuit
and
is
int
Figure
Functional
button.
for
is
and
conduct
through
from the collector
ready
erval
3-2.
Block
is
locked in this
amplifier
the
beam
To
application
total
determined
adjustment
voltage
the
potentiometer
This
will
conducting, and
CR8206,
state,
for the
is completed.
Q8208
at
the
reset
Reler
duration
R8229. A
is
feel
saw
when
has
travelled
positive peak
diode
CR8203
this positive
revert
thus
discharging
now
next
Sweep
Diagram
position.
provides
completion
or
rearm
to
the
Operat-
of
this tech-
of
the
by
the
back
turn-off
is
properly
the
positive-
pulse, the
rapidly
Q8202
of
CR8207,
returns
sweep cycle
Generator,
the
sweep
setting
por-
to
the
diode
10.5
to
signal
to
the
to
its
at
Q8202
and
the
to
3-3
Page 21
section 3 - circuit description
d.
Lockout Circuit
The
lockout
vibrator
settled
retrace
integrator
switch
circuit
flipping
quently,
to
retrace
mitted
which
the
cathode
suitable
completion
positive
emitter
capacitor
from
to its
in
zero
timing
circuit
discharge
of
the
prevent
interval.
to
re-establishes
CRT
screen.
of
positive
During
the
sweep
follower Q8203,
through
retrace
of
saw reaches its
sweep
gate
multivibrator
integrator
During
off
and
R8213.
trigger
chosen
has
returned
which
the
return-trace
the
The
until
to
give
discharged.
The
required
determined
the
Miller
DIV
switch
off
timing
The
gers from
ing
all
circuitry
by
integrator
must
capacity.
trigger
disturbing· the
of
the
prevents
interval.
The
front-panel
adjust
Q820
Sync
down
the
duration
I.
The
Adjustment
and
lock-in
5 megacycles
e.
Unblanking
The
cathode-ray
has
two
additional beam
off"
the
electron
grid.
Beam
control
trace
blanking
th
ese
beam
deHection
ground.
pulses
In
must
be
circuit
being
retriggered
quiescent
time
since
capacitor
having a small
(saw
the
sweep
trigger
the
excitation
formation
The
sawtooth
completely
the
This
is
the
series-trig
voltage
the
sweep
forward
sweep
voltage
coupl
predetermined
then
lockout
sweep
the
to rest
capacitor
gate
preselected
lockout
at
beyond
duration
the
sweep-charging
clamp.
also
change
coupling
sweep-forward
retriggering
HF
STAB
of
the
HF
ST
AB
and
its
of
signals
or
greater.
tube
beam
pulses (trace
pulses)
can
plates
conventional
coupled
prevents
the
until
base level.
the
The
clamping
is
accomplished
impedance.
retrace)
gate
multivibrator.
takes
pulses
ol~
a
new
waveform
to
beam
at
the
accomplished
gering
for a
diode
given
.
interval, a portion
is
fed back to
which
ing
diode
charges
CR8204.
full screen
flips
and
causes
interval,
the
diode
is
discharged
multivibrator
lockout
the
time
its
initial
of
the
starting
lockout
Consequently,
lhe
lockout
diode
CR8202
sweep
gate
interval.
during
control
lockout
control
period
thus
application
having
employed
in
deHecting
independently
brightening
easily be
are
electrically close to
cathode-ray
to
the
control
sweep
gate
the
sawtooth
sweep does
of
the
Miller
by a
The
timing
longer
than
Conse-
must
be
held
saw
during
must
be per-
its
quiescent
left-hand
by
side
holding
CR8202
period
after
of
the
base
of
the
lockout
When
length,
clamps
sweep to
the
Miller
retrace.
CR8204
throug·h
will
not
timing
that
capacitor,
the
sweep
point,
interval
time
constant
the
TIME
circuit
prevents
multivibrator
The
lockout
the
retrace
may be used to
that
initiates
serves
improves
repetition
as a HF
count
rate
this oscilloscope
plates
which
of
the
control
and
de
coupled
tubes, these
grid
which
multi-
has
not
diode
the
off
the
base
of
the
at
the
the
the
the
the
is
cut
re-
has
is
and
hold-
trigdur-
of
"cut
re-
since
is
a
/
operated
plates are
Q8201
The
Q8201
the
and
sweep forward
panel
negative pulse
applied
tube
display
val
and
positive
of
base of
Q8406.
connector
to
through
is
and
is
at
high
controlled
Q8202.
the
sweep
the
unblanking
This
time
developed
the
beam
emitter
visible
blanked
potential.
by
pulse
developed
gate
gate
signal
and
labeled
deflection
follower
only
during
during
The
extra
the
sweep
at
multivibrator
cascode
is
coincident
is
also
available
GATE
at
the
OUT.
collector
plate
Q8409.
the
forward
the
retrace
beam
gate
multivibrator
the
is
amplifier
The
of
the
Therefore
and
lerval.
The
negative
Q8209
and
the
the
or
permits
the
the
RECUR
its anode.
to
Q820 l
the
sweep
is
applied
R8205.
proper
Dual
Trace
This
Time
Y cavity
retrace
cathode-ray
vertical
f.
Recurrent
When
the Sweep
SWP,
This
fall far
enough
and
sweep reaches its
gate
sweep retraces.
period
time
the
enough
whose
of
the
lockout
again,
free-running
sweep time
of
the
TIME/DIV
3-4.
HORIZONTAL DEFLECTION CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
(figure
The
output
applied
frequency
able
the
to
compensated
The
POSITION
de voltage to
display
PATTERN
the
front
panel
trically
X
entire
on
coupled
and
Y Plug-ins.
display
the
screen via use
pulse
to a differentiating
The
output
trigger
to
the
plug-in.
Base
Plug-in
of
the
Main
beam
blanking
tube.
Therefore,
direction
Sweep
will
Mode
diode
CR820l
permits
to
trigger
Q8202,
and
predetermined
generator
duration
lockout
voltage
The
the
is
sweep
is
capacitor
at
the
cycle
sweep whose
plus
the
lockout
switch.
3-3)
from
the
the
base
of
control
the
base
on
the
screen.
POSITIONING
of
the
to
the
POSITION
This
feature
in
the
horizontal
of
developed
at
the
network
from
this
network
blanking
unit
Frame.
multivibrator
may-be
Only
used
the
signals to be
show
sweep
the
operation
sweep retrace.
Selector switch
is
cut
off by
the
cathode
the
thus
sweep
initiate
of
diode
gate
a sweep.
turn-off level,
reset
through
retrace
delermined
through
cathode
is
repeated.
period
time
saw
emitter
emitter
voltage
CR8203
starts
by
the
R8213.
of
CR8202
The
is
the
at
any
g·iven
follower Q8205,
follower Q8301 via a
divider.
supplies a manually-adjust-
of
Q830 I for
For
the
Type
766 Series, a
Main
control
Frame,
is
mounted
and
control
permits
and
the
sing-le joystick
positioning
vertical
deflection
collector
applied
Q8407
with
at
a front-
resulting
of
Q8206
cathode-ray
sweep
inter-
lockout
emitter
C8205
provides
in
the
X cavity
coupled
is
set to
grounding
CR8202
generator
When
and
the
lockout
discharge
When
falls far
result
total
is
of
setting
positioning
it
is
elec-
of
both
the
the
directions
control.
of
to
the
is
the
in-
of
of
X
to
in
the
the
a
the
is
on
3-4
Page 22
INPUT
SWP
SELECTOR---------!
SWITCH
circuit description - section 3
FROM
The
output
directly
Q8303,
pull
follower
output
amplifier
for
to
which
output.
Q8305
amp
stage,
driving
Ten-times
plished
feedback
the X 10
rate
effectively
TION
by
of
control
observed
magnified
potentiometer
voltage level
of
the
trace
tioned
switch
from
is
activated.
XlO
-
0---0"1
3-3.
emitter
emitter
single-end
and
from
the
common
converts
The
REGISTRATION
Figure
the
the
signal progresses
and
Q8306,
lifier Q8307 to Q831
the
signal
develops the necessary
the
horizontal
magnification
reducing
Q8302
on
is
pulled
the
and
deflection plates.
ol
the
common
Q8303, by a factor
out.
Consequently,
screen
of
the cathode-ray
ten times.
at
at
the
CRT
the
R831 l
base
center
screen
is
of
Q8303 so
of
the
center
PULL
XIO
Horizontal
ol
Q83,ll
amplifier
input
through
is
then
l.
In
the
sweep
emitter
The
XlO
provided
that
screen
when
the PU
I
I
I
I
JR
I
I
1
MAG
6
Deflection
is
applied
Q8302
to a push-
emitter
applied
this
is
amplifier
of
10
the
REGISTRA-
to
adjust
the
portion
is
not
deposi-
LL X 10
NETWORM.
and
to
the
output
power
accom-
when
sweep
tu
be
the
X1
Amplifier,
is
X AMPL
LEVEL
Functional
vVhen
AMP,
tions
TRIG
the
the
as
the X Amplifier
LEVEL
VERNIER
circuit
follower
Q8101
output
via
3-5.
serves
VS
and
of
this stage
the
X Al\f P
TIMING DIAGRAM !Figure 3-41
A
timing
Block
Diagram
Sweep
EXT
INP
Mode
UT
control
control. A portion
as
the X
preamplifier,
11
and
VS
12;
Q8102,
diagra111
and
is
setting
emitter
coupled
of
of
the
Plug-in shows waveforms
cuit
and
in
tion, a
proper
capsule
relative
description
provided.
Selector switch
BNC
connector
input.
becomes
the
at
Simultaneously,
the
X
of
the
trigger
viz:
Input
Horizontal
follower
to
the
preamplifier
Q8103.
horizontal
Sweep Selector switch.
Type
74-03A
critical
ti111e
points
relationship.
of
each
waveform
HORIZONTAL
DEFLECTION
PLATES
is
set
to
now
func-
AMPiifier
input
cathode
The
circuit
Time
Base
in
the
In
addi-
X
the
cir-
is
3-5
Page 23
section 3 - circuit description
INl'UT TRIGG
ER
AT
Vil
1
OUTl'UT
AT
SCHMITT
TllGGER
GENERATOR
0110.S &
01106
I
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+
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AT
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TE
AT
08202
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AT
{DRIVES
08205
SWEEP
MlllER
1.____
TO
HORI
·
GATE
GEN
INTEGltATORI
SAW OUTl'UT
ZONTAL DEFlECTION AMPLIFIER
L
TllGGER
OUTPUT
HQU>.
Off
SIGNAL
Hl.5• & CRl202
MATUltE TRIGGERING DUR
WAID
VALS
TURN-
SAW
&
08202; REVERTS
INITIAL CONDITION
DIFFERENTIATED PUL
TRACE BLANKING
SWEEP
OFF
SIGNAL
OUTPUT
UNllANICING
DEFLECTION
. PR
AND
FED
TO
SWEEP
MULTI
AT
DUAL-
TR
IGGER
AT
JUNCTION OF
EVENTS
PRE
ING
fOR.
RETRACE
INTER
BACK FROM
MULTI
08201
TO
PULSE
TO
f't.ATES
OF
SE
FOR
DUAL
Cl205 & Rl205
TRACE BLANKING
OUTPUT
-
-
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BEAM
CIT
11
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GATE & SAW
GENERATOR
DUAL
TRA
BLANKING
CE
3-6
DUAL-
TRACE
CRT
CATHOOE; BLANKS
SWITCH
TRANSIENTS
BLANKING GATE TO
ELECTRONIC
--
1 _
figure
3-4
. Timing
___,h~
Diagram
of
Type
_
74-03A
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Time
Base
Plug
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Page 24
SECTION 4
PERFORMANCE ASSURANCE
4-1. MAINTENANCE
PERFORMANCE
Th
e tests descr
should
and
formance.
simplification
complete
equipmen
grap
766H
fier Plug-in.
ized
accomplish
SWP CAL and
appropria
60
justments.
4-2
formed
cycles
displayed
of
be per
Maintenance
These
checking
t is not
h 5-5,
for
All tes ts
minutes
If
I
nspection
are
instrument
at
extreme
necessita te
Hence,
t
ry
recentering the con trol
th
eir
p
recision
tests outl
instrument
assistance
representative
. INITIAL
If the
The
the
are
Series
to
the
ed
te Plug-in
this
Plug-in
recommended
the
fac tory.
environments,
it
the
recommended
range
ined
contro
in the
of the cali
on
procedure
Type
ibed iu the
formed
Laboratories
tests
and
availab
lis t
of
performed
Main
Frame
Both
of
Main
Frame
by
adjusting
GAIN
of
warmup
module
laborator
has
been
minor
is
suggested
and
ins t
rument. If, aft
in
will
not
of
the
local
should
SETUP
ls
are
sequence
brator
screen.
just
74-03A
CHECK
by
to assist those test
is
not
test
the
ADJ
Instruction
to
Nevertheless,
adjustments
to
familiarize
the
perform
OF
set
given
Time
TO ASS
paragraphs
Instrument
are
divided
mandatory, or
le.
Refer
equipment
with a representative
Oscilloscope
plug-in
before
the
controls
time
NOTE
is
checked
y,
the
certify
thoroughly
or long
that
the
adjustments
s,
but
paragraphs
Fairchild
be
requested
TYPE
exactly
indicated
signal
is
Base
Test
to certify
to
required.
units
starting
front-panel screwdriver
as described
Manuals
before
tests
outlined
performance.
tested
rough
idle
of
certifying
also to
himself
er
performing
to
specification,
Field
74-0JA
as
in
(60-cycle line)
a good, over-all check
Module
URE
Departments
prop
into
sections for
groups
where
Section
and
a Y
must
be
tests.
. Allow 30
making
by a
Receiving
and
shipment,
periods
the
controls.
engineer
not
only
ascertain
with
to
follow,
Engineering
.
shown
Figure
.
to follow
er per-
where
all test
5,
para-
Type
Ampli-
norma
l-
This
is
in
the
to
any
ad-
below
This
aged
may
for
this
all
the
the
the
and
per-
4-1, three
will
be
2.
Set
up
the
instrument
ac
curacy
the
Make
following
tional
should
4-4
TRIG
Sweep
Trigger SOURCE
Tr
igger
Tri
gger
TIME/DIV
TIME/DIV VARIABLE
PULL
POSITION
VOLTS/DIV
2. Six cycles
observed
50-cycle line.
3.
pattern
4.
display
5.
peak-to-peak
amplitude
the
tionary
ably
AC
sensi ti vi ty.
6.
plus
first cycle
7.
SLOPE
4-5. CHECKING SINGLE
is
che
cked by c
centered
sure
data
fall
. CHECKING TRIGGER
I.
Preset
LEVEL
Mode
COUPLING
SLOPE
XlO
Set
Set
shou
App
sweep,
on
attenuated
coupling
Changing
to
Reset
8-division
the
UNCAL lamp
Sweep
. All
within
Control
MAG
on
the
remains
the
ly a
of
and
the
minus
from
switch
Check
measurements
± 0.
front-panel controls
Selector
(Y
Plug
-in)
of the
the screen
Trigger
stationary
Trigger
ld
disappear.
line
frequency
to
the
EXT
this
signal
the
pattern
screen.
by
the
and
represents a true
the
Trigger
should
positive-going
Trigger
to
SOURCE
plus.
25
SOURCE
The 0.25
change
TEST
for
ounting
portion
is
Calibration
indicated
div
of
the
SOURCE
Zero
TRIG
LINE
AC
+
10
mSEC
CAL (fully ccw)
Pushed
Centered
CAL
calibrator
for 60-cycle
SOURCE
on
the
sine
INPUT
should
should
80-cycle
cutoff
SOURCE
the
to
SWEEP
AUTO
the
off
as
SWP
switch
switch
wave
be
volt
negative-going
switch
sweep.
positive
of
the
and
Chart
9-division
AND
indicated
Setting
in (Xl)
pattern
line
; 5 cycles for
to
screen
.
to
signal
connector.
sufficient
again
test
signal
frequency
measure
switch
leading
to
CRT
refer
in
POLARITY
remain
edge
Sweep
peaks
scale.
to
for
this
chart
marking.
:
should
INT;
EXT;
of
0.25V
to
trigger
is suit-
of
of
trigger
from
of the
.
INT
in
the
addi-
be
the
the
The
sta-
the
and
4-3
. CHECKING
I.
Connect a Time-Mark
connector
minated
of
the Y Plug-in
cab
le.
SWEEP
CALIBRATION
Generator
through a properly
to
the
Input
ter-
I.
of
the
2.
SWP.
Adjust
calibrator
Set
Sweep
The
the
instrument
display
sig·
nal
Mode
on
to
on
the
Selector
screen
obtain
screen
switch
should
at
least
10
.
to
SINGLE
disappear.
cycles
4-1
Page 25
section 4 - performance assurance
To
obtain
the
calibrator
display,
set
the
controls
is
experienced
to
misalignment
exactly
the
numbered
steps
in
sequence.
Use
the
same
procedure
when
This
will
eliminate
"cockpit"
difficulty
troubles
due
(
test
as
shown
when
obtaining a display.
of
controls.
and
perform
766H
•
Readjust INTENSI
& AS
pattern.
center
Set
(VOL T
Rotate
inner
(VARIABLE)
The
front-panel
controls
proper
ly
screen
trace.
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ug-in
TI
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Readjust
the
display
outer
knob
S/D
IVI ta
kno
b
fully clockw;se
NO
TE
screwdriver
on
the
Y PL
adjusted
to
See
Instruct i
on Book
CAL
UG-
obtain
the
appropriate
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in must be
on
on-
arp
to
..
INTENSITY
fOCUS
Set
ASTIG,
TENSITY
of
range
FOCUS, & IN-
controls
to
center
0
Rotate
clockwise
to
turn
knob
heard).
off
(VARIABLE)
until
on
switch
Note
that
is
•
TIME
BASE
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7'43'
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(2\
Set
outer
knob
'\.:::)
Mode
AUTO SWP
Selector)
(Sweep
to
the
oscilloscope
Set
outer
knob
(TIME/DIV) to
5
mSEC
Rotate
inner
clockwise
actuated
(click is
UNCAL
lamp
Set
TRIGGERING
switches
to
LINE
to CAL
is
...+
, DC,
4-2
Figure
4-1 .
Initial
Setup
of
Type
74-03A
Time Base
Plug-In
Page 26
3.
Set
the
Depress
READY
4.
Set
note
that
light
should
the
light
the
TRIGGER
the
TRIGGER
Reset
turns
sweep fires
turn
off
button
on.
SOURCE
only
at
the
SOURCE
and
note
switch to
once.
conclusion
The
sweep cycle.
5.
Repeat
6.
After
blanked
Steps 3
each
sweep, check
(naked
and
4.
that
screen) before
the
exposing
photo-recording.
SWEEP CHECK CALIBRATION
CHART
performance assurance
switch
scope
that
SWP
of
is
to
EXT.
the
SWP
LINE
and
READY
the single-
properly
film for
the
screen
and
should
proximately
4-7.
DUAL TRACE SWITCH TRIGGERING CHECK
y2 division.
IOPTIONALI
This
check
is
optional
multitrace
Y
amplifier
module.
whether
Module
(dual
The
it
when
Plug-in
Time
will
the
display.
I. Preset
front-panel
test
have
and
trace etc.)
is
to be used
Base
Module
trigger
latter
unit
controls
- section 4
a vertical deflection
is
only
required
electronically
with
this
is
set
up
to
the
Dual
Trace
is
set
up
for
as
indicated:
of
when
switched
Time
Base
determine
Amplifier
alternate
ap-
a
TIME-MARK
set
to
10 Mc
10
Mc
5
Mc
1 µsec
1
µsec
1
µsec
5
µse
10
µsec
10
µsec
50
µsec
100
µsec
100
µsec
500
µ
sec
1
msec
msec
1
5 msec
10
msec
10
msec
50
msec
100
msec
100
msec
msec
500
1 sec
1
sec
*
Centered
**Expander
pulses
in
parenthesis.
4-6.
CHECKING
I. Set Sweep
and
the
VOL TS/
A
horizontal
screen.
2.
Set
PLING
3.
switch
Apply
through
Input
rnnnector.
GEN
sine
wave
sine
wave
sine
wave
morker
marker
marker
c
marker
marker
marker
marker
marker
marker
marker
marker
marker
marker
marker
marker
marker
marker
marker
marker
marker
marker
8-divisian
check
between
10
Neglect
AUTOMATIC
Mode
DIV
reference trace
Trigger
to AC.
the
IV
the
Type
The
TIME/ DIV
set
to
0.05 µSEC
0.1 µSEC 9 cycles
0.2
µSEC
0.5
µSEC 5
1 µSEC 9
2 µSEC
µSEC
5
10
µSEC 9
µSEC
20
50
µSEC 9
0.1
mSEC
0.2
mSEC
0.5
mSEC
1
mSEC
2 mSEC
5
mSEC
mSEC
10
20
mSEC
50
mSEC 9
0
.1
SEC
0.2
SEC
SEC
0.5
1
SEC
2
SEC
portion
of
XlO
the
+o.8
scale.
switch out).
div
first
50
(Pull
div,
Selector switch to
switch
on
should
SOURCE
CAL
4290
switch to
signal from
Attenuator
pattern
NUMBER
POSITIVE PULSES*
5 cycles
9 cycles
timing
timing
17
timing
9
timing
timing
17
timing
timing
9 timing
17
timing
9
timing
9
timing
17
timing
9
timing
9
timing
17
timing
timing
9
timing
17
timing
9
timing
9
timing
17
timing
Number
are
indicated
nanoseconds
SWIEEP
the
Y Plug-in to 0.2V.
be visible
INT
the
Probe
should
be
stationary
(2**)
markers
markers
markers
markers
markers
markers
markers
markers
markers
markers
markers
markers
markers
markers
markers
markers
markers
markers
markers
markers
markers
of
by
numbers
of
the
AUTO
and
Main
to
OF
(2**)
positive
sweep.
SWP
on
COU-
Frame
the
the
Y
on
Control
TIME/DIV
Trigger
Trigger
Trigger
TRIG
Sweep
2.
LEVEL
Set
SOURCE
COUPLING
SLOPE
Mode
Selector
MODE
ALT.
3.
Set
frequency
Wave
Generator
Channeh A and
4.
tion
input
5.
Adjust
and
waveform.
Check
each
observe
that
independently
controls.
4-8.
SAW OUT
I.
Connect
nector
of
the
Y Plug-in by
cable.
2.
Set Sweep
SWP
and
TIME/DIV
3.
Set
VOL TS/
The
pattern
slope
from left to right.
4.
Set
5.
Transfer
nector
6.
The
an
amplitude
7.
Check
VOL TS/
to
the
display
should
GATE
of
the
with a probe.
8.
Disconnect
switch
of
Fairchild
to
30
Kc
B.
display for
the
stable
both
displays may be
with
their
AND
GATE OUT CHECK
the
SAW
OUT
Mode
Selector
switch to 2 µ,SEC.
DIV
switch
be
an
DIV
switch
the
cable
OUT
should
be a positive-going
approximately
Saw
Output
the
cable.
10
µ,SEC
INT
LF
REJECT
+
Zero
TRIG SWP
on
Dual
Type
and
apply
2y2 divisions
alternate
respective Y
signal
means
oblique
from
connector.
of a short
switch
on
the Y Plug-in
line
to 2V.
the
5 volts.
signal
Setting
Trace
791A
output
display
to
with
SAW
at
P8001
plug-in
Square
to
both
of
deflec-
of
positioned
POSITION
Input
con-
length
to
RECUR
to
lOV.
increasing
OUT
step
con-
with
pin
to
the
of
32
4-3
Page 27
NOTES
Page 28
SECTION 5
MAINTENANCE
5-1.
INTRODUCTION
This
section
tion
and
5-2.
REMOVAL
If
it
is
from
the
Serial
parts
for
the
the
number
strument.
parts
ponents.
components
ever,
been
part
available
within
which
equipment
Field
spare
replacement
5-3.
tion
struction
assumed
and
Base
sary
the
easiest way
Number
for
out-of-warranty
Parts
values,
Since
your
may
if
you
superseded
will be
It
is
the
the
will
representative
parts.
Be
sure
ing
washers
transistors
heat
sinks
optimum
SERVICING HINTS
General
is
given
have
Plug-in
In
trouble
to
determine
Main
of
the
manual
procedures
necessary
factory, always give
in-warranty
List
tolerances,
for
all
This
instrument
have
In
such
will
order a part
shipped
aim
the
state
help
to
Also
parts
and
that
with
heat
maintenance
in
Manual.
that
you
definitely
unit.
shooting
Frame
of
for
AND
REPLACEMENT OF
to
order a replacement
of
the
replacement
replacement,
in
this
manual.
ratings,
electrical
will
help
been
superseded
cases,
the
not
be listed in
by
an
improved
in
place
of
the
Fairchild
most
reliable
of
the
the
user
its specified
maintains a limited
the
factory may be asked
on a rush
NOTE
replace
(they
the
isolating
the
serve
require
Dow
transfer.
Type
Jn
the
have
isolated a
a Plug-in
if
the
of
the
and
already
oscilloscope.
internal
instrument.
to
left
art
to
Corning
defect
contains
adjustments.
the
Type
or
be
The
and
components
expedite
the
factory, some
by
part
numbers
your
from the factory,
component,
of
the
organization
commercial
and
to
rapidly
performance.
beryllium
as
them.
trouble-shooting
766H
following discussion,
the
restore
basis.
heat
Always grease these
silicon grease
Series Oscilloscope
read
trouble
unit,
is
in
trouble
service
Before
purchasing
sure
Parts
the
used
service.
improved
Parts
part
provide
oxide
sinks)
that
it
the
The
is
informa-
PARTS
component
Number
ordering
to
List
factory
in
of these
List. How-
and
the
ordered.
to
oscilloscopes
any
Your
number
to
insulat-
on
informa-
information
in
the
becomes neces-
plug-in
quickest
to
substitute
AND
and
them
consult
gives
part
the
in-
of
the
com-
new
it
has
new
make
services
of
our
local
of
air-ship
the
for
In-
it
is
Time
or
in
and
RECALIBRATION
another
trouble
stitution,
in
There
understanding
best
eration,
the
an
tional
scription
To
ance,
intervals.
the
these
unit
insure
you
operation
Also,
checked
of
ment
of
In
unit,
I.
eration
able
helpful
not
move
2.
test oscilloscope
are
Both
given. Use a
Probe
Series) . A
with
25
3.
clean
smooth
while
conductors.
con
4.
the
suspecting
plug-in
persists.
it
can
the
Main
Frame.
is
no
help.
With
it
will be possible to
general
aid
installation
using a light
recalibrate
any
the
use this
shown
Mc
Type
trouble
source
in
trouble-shooting
block
and
Section
keep
electronic
it
is
desirable
The
regular
the
the
procedure
Instruction
the
the
The
as
the
Localizing
the
a Y
Maintain a high
bench
soldering.
When
checks,
reliability
or
every
calibration
and
adjusted
component
event
following
Type
of
the
an
accessory.
for
routine
extension
Main
at
key
waveform
high-impedance
while
trouble
Fairchild
Plug-in
is
recommended.
and
and
bright;
The
26S
using
is
the
unit
and
lf
the
trouble
be safely
simple
of
the
an
of
timing
and
to
period
and
air
the
six
in
for
Manual.
of
improper
suggestions
4294
plug-in
maintenance
Frame
the
to
check waveforms.
points
having a bandwidth
soldering
Use
use
is
recommended.
accessory
not
originating
instrument
assumed
way
of
functions
understanding
troubles
this
diagrams
to
the
units
operating
check
between
the
conditions
clean
all
blast
or
of
measurements,
plug-in
months
of a unit
after
the
the
unit.
this
unit
performance
Extension
from
This
plug-in
for
HF
side cover.
trouble
amplitude
shooting
do
heat
of
on
Type
quality
not
sinks
a 30-watt
probes
itself.
is
766H
determine
continues
that
locating
of
the
of
make a good
from
the
unit,
refer
in
schematics.
the
equipment
checks
of
dust
and
soft
brush.
after
each
if
used
should
repair
The
complete
is
given
are
recommended:
Cable
the
oscilloscope
extender
and
recalibration.
alignments;
made
easier
These
the
over-all schematics.
and
time
10:
l Passive
(Fairchild
Series
of
workmanship.
iron;
keep
overheat
when
iron
or
adapters,
in
the
if
the
same
after
sub-
the
defect
troubles.
circuits
the
circuit
symptoms.
to
the
Circuit
at
top
will
depend
operation.
dirt
However,
we suggest
500
intermittently.
always be fully
or
replacement
in
this
of
the
for
remote
instead
by use
waveforms
duration
Attenuator
Type
Oscilloscope
from
solder
any
component
soldering
such
as a
accessory
is
guess
the
func-
perform-
at
regular
from
hours
adjust-
Section
Plug-in
is
avail-
will
4290
de
Use a
JOtnts
semi-
Hexa-
he
before
An
the
op-
De-
For
the
that
op-
Do
of
are
sure
is
at
As
on
to
of
be
re-
a
to
5-1
Page 29
section 5 - maintenance
5.
Once
the
defective stag·e has been localized,
co111ponent
located by
voltage
shown
111anual.
6.
ductors
graphs
5-4-
Since
cover
when
To· gain
knurled
it free
WHEN
MOVED
SER
THE
are
ray
capabi
in
these
ment
grasp
possible,
sul
ated
lead
1s
m use.
5-5
.
TEST
ADJUSTMENTS
or
co111ponents
tube
and
co111ponent
measurelllent.
on
the
over-all schematics
The
identification
and
service
in this Section
GAINING
the
lllOSt
the
ACCESS
Plug-in
of
the
plug-in
access to
thumbscrew
of
the
Main
THE
FROM
VICING,
POWER
potentially
tube
potential
lities a
nd large
supplies.
with
one
the
metal
stand
tools.
It
in
the
power
EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR
Key voltage
adjustments
of
the
TO CHASSIS
is
not
components
is
removed
the
chassis,
at
center
Frame.
WARNING
PANELS
THE
EXERCISE
IS
ON.
more
dangerous
because
filter
When
hand
while
frame
on
an
insulated
is
advisable
cord
of electron
OR
The
you
with
whenever
causing
the
trouble
substitution
measurements
at
the
tubes, semicon-
are
shown
Instruction l\[
contained
from
bottom
in its
are
readily accessible
the
Main
simply
of
unit
unscrew
PLUG-INS ARE
INSTRUMENT
CAUTION
lower-voltage busses
than
the cathod
of
the
high
capacitors
reach
into
the
it
is
turned
the
to
ground the
other
floor
the
on,
and
instrument
SERVICE
rear
on
anual.
WHILE
current
emp
hand.
and
can be
or
of this
photo-
own
Frame.
and
RE-
FOR
loyed
instru-
do
not
use in-
third
recalibration
the
by
are
dust
the
pull
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If
b.
TEST
(Equivalent
Equipment
Oscilloscope
Y Plug-In
X Plug-In
Volt-ohmmeter
Square Wave Generator
Time-Mark Generator
Vacuum Tube Voltmeter
Differential Voltmeter
Type
4290
Alignment
50-0hm
Turn
u p
ti
me.
Preset
indicated:
Control
VARIABLE
Sweep Mode Selector
SOURCE
COUPLING
SLOPE
TIME/DIV
TRIG
LEVEL
HF
STAB
POSITION
VOLTS/DIV
(Y
Plug
EQUIPMENT REQUIRED
may
be
substituted)
Type
Type 76-
installed
Type
Simpson
20K
Fairchild Type 791 A
Fairchild Type 781 A
Hewlett-Packard
John Fluke
10:1 Passive Attenuator Probe
Tools
Termination
011
the
power
front-panel
Sweep
Fairchild Type
Type
and
allow
controls
Fully cw
AUTO SWP
INT
AC
+
10
Zero
Any position
Centered
-in)
CAL
Description
Fully tested and certified
765
Series
Main
Frame
02A
with
delay
74-03A
Model
260;
ohms/volt
4285A
30 111inutes
on
the
Setting
ms
Model
7013
Type
sensitivity
Model
41
801
Tool Kit
of
warm-
74-03A as
line
OB
a.
Introduction
Th
~
adjustments
graphs
the
line
an
the
the
are
based
on
factory. All
adjustments
voltage, l 15V/ 230V ± 2j{.
To
set
up
the
Time
amplifier
Main
Main
plug-in
Frame.
Frame
The
must
units.
Always use
ing
adjustments
The
aged if
one
or
off
power
insulated
on
transistors in this in
overvoltaged
111ore elements.
when
making
5-2
out
lin
ed
in
the
test
procedure
~hould
Base
unit
for
and
the
Time
amplifier plug-in
be fully tested
CAUTION
tools
while
the
unit
when
strument
by
accidental grounding
Exercise
repairs.
the foll
be
owing
made
calibration,
Base plug-in
module
and
working
power
111ay
caution
para-
followed
at
insert
certified
or
mak-
is
on.
be
dam-
and
turn
at
mid-
into
and
of
Turn
on
up
time.
Preset
indicated:
VARIABLE
Sweep
SOURCE
COUPLING
SLOPE
TIME/DIV
TRIG
HF
POSITION
VOLTS/DIV
STAB
(Y
Mode
LEVEL
Plug-in)
the
power
front-panel
Control
Sweep
Selector
and
contro
allow
30
ls
on
the
Fully cw
AUTO SWP
INT
AC
+
10
ms
Zero
Any
position
Centered
CAL
minutes
Type
Setting
of
warm-
74-03A as
Page 30
5-6.
TRIG
LEVEL
I.
Set
the
the
TRIGGER
TRIGGER
seen
on
screen.
2.
Adjust
RS 122 so
turning
forth
5-7.
I.
2.
17
of
that
the X amplifier
throughout
X AMPLIFIER
Set Sweep
Connect a Simpson
P8001
CENT
Sweep
SOURCE
SLOPE
the
TRIG
the
Mode
and
set Voltage
Mode
to
vertical
its range.
LEVEL
scale.
3.
Adjust
reads zero
4.
Connect
pin 1 (or
the
or
pin
less
POSITION
than ~ volt.
the
John
17)
to
switch to 500-volt scale.
5.
Adjust X AMP
LEVEL
89 volts, ± 1 volt.
Not
e:
Make
sure
that
introduce
6.
any
parasitic
Disconnect
the
Voltmeter.
maintenance
ADJUSTMENT IRBl 22)
Selector switch to X
switch to
+.
A vertical
LEVEL
CENT
line
VERNIER
ADJUSTMENT IR8339)
Selector switch to
Voltmeter
Range
control
Fluke
Voltmeter
ground
and
potentiometer
the
measurement
oscillation
EXT
line
potentiometer
will
not
control
TRIG
across
switch to 2.5-volt
until
set Voltage
in
the X Amplifier.
AMP,
and
should
shift
while
back
and
SWP.
pins I and
the
voltage
from
P800l,
Range
R8339 to
does
the
be
not
and
5-10.
TIME
VARIABLE
SOURCE
COUPLING
SLOPE
Sweep
VOLTS/ DIV
recalibration - section S
SLOW
I.
Preset
/ DIV
(Y Plug-in)
2.
Adjust
front-panel
Control
Mode
SWEEP
Selector
SWP
CAL
controls
CAL
trol for precisely 6 cycles
(60-cycle
Note:
for precisely 5 cycles
line)
in
For
50-cycle line,
10
divisions.
of
divisions.
For
400-cycle line, use sweep
and
the
Make
adjust
calibrator
SWP
sure
CAL
display
the
UNCAL
control
in
adjustment.
ADJUST
as
indicated:
Setting
10
msec
Fully
cw
(click
is
heard; UNCAL lamp
is
off)
INT
AC
+
AUTO SWP
CAL
front-panel
of
adjust
the
calibrator
for precisely 2 cycles
10
divisions.
lamp
screwdriver con-
the
calibrator
SWP
display
rate
of
is
off
display
CAL
control
0.5 msec/
during
in
10
div
of
the
5-8.
DC
BALANCE
1.
Set Sweep
position
2.
Do
3.
bring
5-9.
The
so
zontal
Set
not
Adjust
the
SWEEP
that
the
the
touch
vertical
SWEEP
the
scan
deflection.
1.
Set
Trigger
switch
TRIG
2.
Adjust
to
SWP
+,
trace.
3.
Adjust
until
the
trace
deflection.
When
R81l3
depositioning
Selector
positions
switch
.
ADJUSTMENTS
Mode
Selector switch
trace
to
the
center
Sweep
Mode
position
the
DC
line
LENGTH
Selector switch to X
control.
BAL
to
the
ADJUSTMENT IR8229)
LENGTH
trace
may
be
adjusted
of
10 to 11.5 divisions
SOURCE
and
Sweep
.
TRIG
SWP
occupies
is
of
is
the
LEVEL
LENGTH.
11
properly
display
set from X
IR8113l
to
of
the
screen.
potentiometer
center
of
potentiometer
to
display a
switch to
Mode
control
LINE, SLOPE
Selector
to
obtain a steady
potentiometer
divisions
adjusted,
when
there
the
AMP
RECUR
AMP.
R8113
the screen.
is
provided
hori-
of
horizontal
switch
R8229
of
horizontal
will
be
Sweep
to
the
Mode
sweep
and
to
to
no
5-11.
Xl
0 REGISTRATION IR8311 l
1.
Position
one
of
vertical
2.
Pull
trol) carefully.
3.
Adjust
R83 I l
again
on
±Y2
division).
is
out
y
w,
5% resistor.
2
4.
Push
5-12. X AMPLIFIER
IC8116, C8309, C8317, & C8301l
I.
Replace
with a tested
then
set
nally
from a Fairchild
erator
NOTE:
for
the
Unit
inserted
2.
Set Sweep
SOURCE
3.
Apply
Fairchild
terminated
the
calibrator
center
out
until
the
of
range,
in
up
to
(see
Figure
Unless
balance
switch to
a 100 Kc
Type
cable to
the
pattern
so
pulses
line
of
the
the
XlO
MAG
Avoid
the
the
vertical
If
the
the
Time
XlO
leading
center
the
XlO
shunt
XIO
MAG
HF
Plug-in
Base
changing
Registration
edge
Registration
resistor R8309
ADJUSTMENTS
Amplifier
Plug-in
obtain a vertical
Type
5-la).
otherwise
of
this
setup
in
the
X cavity.
Mode
Selector switch to X
EXT.
square
791A
Generator
the
EXT
that
the
leading
is
coincident
scale.
knob
(POSITION
th~
position
of
the same pulse is
line
of
the scale
knob.
in
unit.
sweep
triggered
791A
Square
noted,
the
pertain
to
wave signal
through a properly
INPUT
edge
with
the
con-
setting.
potentiometer
(within
potentiometer
with a l50K,
the
Y cavity
This
unit
exter-
Wave
Gen-
test
procedure
the
Time
Base
AMP
and
from
the
connector.
of
is
5-3
Page 31
section 5 -
TYPE
765H
maintenance
and
recalibration
4.
Adjust
Type
74-03A
Ext
Input
100
Output
Kc
TYPE
Square
Generator
amplitude
791
Wave
@:>500
Type
74-03A
Ext
Input
Trig
Out
2 divisions peak-to-peak
other
words, 1 division to
right
of
the
scale
center
5.
Adjust
6.
Set
adjust
the
screen.
7.
Center
same way as was
8.
Adjust
top
and
9.
square
Note:
for
the
graph
point
cali
bra
trimmer
the
Square
oscilloscope
the
pattern
done
trimmers
rise
time
is
Pull
out
the
wave
amplitude
Trimmer
fast sweep
5-13.
calibration
Therefore
may have to be
ti on.
C81
Wave
controls
in
C8309
achieved.
XIO
C8317 will
the
of
the
square
about
the
left
the
and
line.
16
for a flat-top
Generator
for a 2-cycle
and
adjust
step
4.
and
C8317
MAG
to give
control
previous
have
procedure
square
wave response
compromised
TYPE
4265A
500
RG-6A/U
Trimmers
ce116
C8309
C83l
7
wave
pattern
scale center.
1 division
display
to I
to
.
Mc
pattern
its
amplitude
until
best flat-
and
reduce
display.
to be
readjusted
given
in
para-
at
to assure sweep
location
Fig.
Fig.
f;g. 5-4
for
In
the
and
on
the
this
5-2a
5-2a
I
0.
Temporarily
the
Time
11.
Set the Sweep
SWP.
12.
Apply a JOO
Fairchild
terminated
(See Figure
13.
Adjust
14.
Remove
porarily
with
5-13.
I.
a
Fairchild
15.
Apply
installed
Replace
the
FAST
IC831 7,
terminated
Figure
5-la
Test Setup for X
ground
Base
unit
in
Mode
Kc
Type
791A
cable to
5-1
the
b.)
trimmer
the
ground
in
the
Time
Y Plug-in
SWEEP
Module
CALIBRATION ADJUSTMENT
C8324
, C8401 & C82181
a I-microsecond
Type
781A
cable to
Input
.
Amp/
HF
the
collector
the
X cavity.
Selector
square
Generator
junction
switch
wave signal
through a properly
of
R8301
C8301 for a flat-top
connection
the
collector
Base
originally
unit
of
Q8207.
in
installed.
time-marker
Generator
connector
through a properly
on
Adjustment
of
Q8207
to
TRIG
from
and
R8247.
display
that
was tem-
the
Y cavity
signal
the
Y plug-in.
of
the
.
from
5-4
Page 32
Trig
Level
Pot
Vernier
Pot
maintenance
TYPE
791
Square
Wove
Generator
1 00
Kc
Output
RG-SA/U
and
Right Side Section
View
recalibration - section 5
of
Type
Plug-In
74-03A
2.
Adjust
the
play a vertical
3.
Set
TIME/DIV
4.
C8401
ing
markers
5.
the
XlO
6.
Using
Set
Switch
an
located
occupy
TIME/DIV
MAG
the
cycles. A 4-cycle
within
the
centered
VOL TS/
amplitude
switch to 0.5 µSEC.
insulated
on
the
TIME/DIV
precisely
switch
control.
frequency
sine
wave display
8-division
DIV
switch
of
about
screwdriver,
switch
10
divisions.
to 0.1 µSEC
of
generator
should
portion
to
give
4 divisions.
adjust
trimmer
until
and
pull
to 50 mega-
be
observed
of
the
graticule.
the
6 tim-
dis-
out
If
not,
bring
the
7.
Set
sine
wave
tered
8-divisions
readjust
between
8.
Position
sweep
after
then
adjust
promise
trim
up
calibration
the
TIME/DIV
display
C83 I 7
these
the
C8212 to
may
be necessary
Figure
Test Setup
with
within
should
to
within
and
C8324 to
two
sweep ranges.
the
sweep so
first 50
get
5-1
b.
for
Adjusting
capacitor
C83 I 7
and
C8324
5%.
switch to 0.05. A two-cycle
be
observed
5% accuracy.
within
If
necessary
obtain a compromise
that
the
portion
nanoseconds
the
between
best
calibration.
the
is
shown
on
last two ranges.
C8301
the
cen-
of
screen,
A com-
to
the
s-s
Page 33
section 5 -
maintenance
and
recalibration
5-6
figure
5-2a.
Right
Side
View
Showing
Pots
and
Trimmer
Adjustments
Page 34
maintenance
I
I
and
recalibration - section 5
X
Input & Trigger
Circuits
Miller
Saw
Integrator
&
Output
Horizonta'
Deflection -
Amplifier
Figure
5-2b
. Right Side
View
Showing
Tubes
and
Transistors
5-7
Page 35
section 5 -
maintenance
\
and
recalibration
!"
v'a11
)
~~
~
1
1
0
q
•
101
0
,o
~;
~u
>w
va12
("'
-
c
:..1
5-8
Figure
5-3. Left
Side
View
Showing
Tubes
and
Transistors
Unblonking
-
Amplifier
Page 36
maintenance
JI.-
and
recalibration-section
5
'
C8317 C83
X Ampl
Freq
Adj
lockout
Emitter
Follower
X
Output
- Ampl i
fier
Circuit
24
Hi
Figure
5-4.
Top
View
Showing
Transistors
and
Trimmer
Adjustments
5-9
Page 37
section
6a-
parts
lists
and
schematics
KNOB,
Time/Div
4500
SWITCH
Reset
0503
CONNECTO
Ext Reset
0905
8550
9035
,
2190
RESET
R, I
~
EXT
KNOB,
Position
4501
2022
-·
TIME
BASE
TYPE
74-03A
PANEL
,
Front
3201
I
·-
SWP
CA.l
~
...---------
.....
EXT
~...!.---
3243
SAW
OUT
GATE
OUT
INPUT
HF
--T---
STAB
BUSHING,
Swp
Cal
4301 3581
131
KNOB ,
~~~~ble2031
KNOB,
HF
Stab
4501 2 1
81
6-0
KNO
Tr
ig Level
4501
B,
209
1
'
LOCK
FAIRCHILD
CLIFTON,
N.J
• • U.
".:
S.A.
LINE
KNOB, 13)
Lever
4501
2202
/
KNO
figure
B,
Fastener
450
1
043
l
6-1 . Front Panel
Replaceable
KNOB,
Gnd Post
4501 2191
Parts
Page 38
SECTION
6A
Symbol
Notes:
C8101
C8102
C8103
C81Q.4
C8105
C8107
C8108 &
C8109
C8111
C8112
C8113
C8114
C8115
C8116
C8117
C8118
C8119
C8201 031S
C8202
C8203
C82CM
C820S
C8206
C8207
C8208
C8209
C8211
C8212 &
C8213
C8214
C8216
C8217
C8218
C8261
C8262
C8263
C8264
C8267
C8269
C8271
C8272
C8301
C8302
C8303
C83Q.4
C830S
C8306
C8308
C8309
C8310
C8311
C8312
C8313
C8314
C8315
C8316
C8317
C8318 &
C8319
Part
1.
2.
0326
0326
031S
0319
to
0319
0314
0319
0317
0319
0326
0316 0310
0326
0319
0326
0316 0230
0305
0313
0317
0316 0230
0319
0316
0319
0315
0315
0317
0326
0319
0326
0326
0326
0319
0317
0317
0326
0326
0326
0317
0326
0319
0316
0317
031S
tc
0319
0326
0315
0326
0319
0326
0326
0319
0316
0326
0319
All
specified;
GMV
Number
CAPACITORS
capacitors
4S20
4SSO
2000
1060 0.01
lOSO
6860
lOSO
5210
lOSO
7930
9480
lOSO
4S20 1000 pf,
2000
S8SO
3960
SlOO mica, 20
lOSO
0260
1060 0.01
3630
1920
5100
7880
lOSO
7880
9510
7860
lOSO
5210
67SO
8060
4620
7860
67SO
9480
1060
0290
S110 22 pf,
3630
lOSO
9SOO
4090
7860
lOSO
7880
8080
lOSO
0240
9480
10SO
ore
pf
denotes
denotes
Guaranteed
1000
pf,
2000
pf,
100
pf,
µf,
O.Q2
µI,
S.6
pf, .± 1
O.Q2
µf,
mica,
Sl
O.Q2
µf,
plastic, 1
33
pf,
variable,
0.02
µf,
lS
pf,
100 pf,
mica,
composition, 10 pf, ±
lS
pf, ±S"fo
O.Q2
µf,
20
pf,
µf,
lSO pf, ± 10o/.
220
pf,
mica,
plastic, 0.22
0.02
µf,
plastic, 0.22
variable,
plastic, 0.1
0.02
µf,
mica,
Sl
mica, 1000 pf,
plastic, 0.1
sooo pf
plastic, 0.1
mica, 1000 pf,
variable,
0.01
µI,
27
pf,
lSO pf,
0.02
µf,
variable,
10
pf,
plastic, 0.1
0.02
µI,
plastic, 0.22
plastic, 0.22
0.02
µI,
16
pf,
variable,
O.Q2
µI,
ELECTRICAL
AND
TYPE
Desnlptlon
fixed, ceramic,
picofarads.
GMV
GMV
±20%
+60
-40o/.,
+60
-40%,
"lo
+60
-40%,
pf, ±S"fo
+60
-40%,
µf, ± 10%,
±S%
9-3S pf,
+60
-40o/.,
GMV
±S%
±20%
510
pf, ± 10%,
pf,
±5%
+60
-40%,
±S"fo
+60
-40%,
±20%
20
pf,
±S%
µI,
±
+60
-40%,
µf,
±5%,
2.5-11 pf, 200V
µf,
±
+60
-40o/.,
pl,
±5%
±So/.
µf,
± 10o/., 400V
µI,
± 10Yo, 200V
±sy.
9-3S pf, 100V
+60
-40%,
±S"fo
±sy.
±10%
+60
-40%,
S.S-18
pf, 200V
±o.s
pf
µI,
±
+60
-40%,
µf,
±
µf,
± 10o/., 400V
+60
-40o/.,
±S"fo
9-3S pf,
+60
-40%,
Recommended
and
SOOY
Minimum Value.
lSOV
lSOV
lSOV
lSOV
12SV
lOOV
lSOV
300V
10%
lSOV
lSOV
10%,
200V
lSOV
200V
10%,
200V
lSOV
lSOV
lSOV
10%,
200V
lSOV
10%,
200V
lSOV
lOOV
lSOV
Code
unless
ERC
ERC
EIA
CRL
CRL
EIA
CRL
EMC
CRL
AMX
EIA
ERC
CRL
ERC
EIA
EIA
EIA
STC
EMC
EIA
CRL
EIA
CRL
EIA
ERC
EMC
AMX
EIA
AMX
ERC
AMX
CRL
EMC
EMC
AMX
ERC
AMX
EMC
ERC
CRL
EIA
EMC
EIA
CRL
ERC
EIA
AMX
CRL
AMX
AMX
CRL
EIA
ERC
CRL
Type
otherwise
DOM
DOM
DOM
DMlS
DOM
C296AA
DOM
GA
DMlS
DOM
DOM
GP2331
DMlS
C296A8
C296A8
C296A8
DOM
DM1S
DM20
C296AA
C296A8
DM20
Style S38
DOM
DMlS
DOM
Style
C296A8
DOM
C296A8
C296AA
DOM
Style
DOM
PARTS
LIST
SCHEMATICS
74-03A
Vendor
538
S38
VIME
C8321
C8402
C8406
C8407
C8408
C8409
C8411
C8412
C8413
CS-414
C8418
CR8201 to
CR8206
CR8207
CR8208 &
CR8209
CR8210
CR8211
CR8261 &
CRS262
CR8263
DS8201
DS8302 &
DS8303
DS8401
HY8301,
HY8307 &
HY8311
J8101
J8201
BASE
Symbol Part
C8322
C8323
C8324
C8401
C8403
C840-4
C8416 to
0317
0317
031S
0326
0326
0316
0326
0327
0327
0327
0326
0319
0302
0316
0316
0316
0326
2600
2600
2600
2600
2600
2600
2600
1200
1201
1200
2110
090S
090S
Number
S110 mica, 22 pf,
S280 mica, 100 pf,
3630
lSO
9480
9490
0300
8270
2090
1S10 mica, 3831
1S80 mica, 348
7930
62SO
9840
38SO
3790
4180
4S20
pf, ±
variable,
variable,
30
pf,
plastic. 0.86 µf, ± 1 % . 1
plastic, 0.03866 µf, ±O.So/.,
lOOV
plastic, 1
plastic,
mica,
4700
47 pf,
27
pl,
9.1
pl,
1000
pl,
SEMICONDUCTORS
6910
diode
8020
diode,
6910
diode,
6820
diode,
6990
diode,
6910
diode,
6820
diode,
3960
glow, neon, NE-2 (SWP
23SO
light, indicator, neon
(POSITION)
3960
lamp, glow,
(UNCAL)
HYBRID
1S60
bead,
ELECTRICAL
7610
receptacle, rf, female, 1 con-
tact, 8NC, UG-62S-A/U
7610
(EXT
receptacle,
tact, 8NC, UG-62S-A/U
(GATE
Description
±So/.
±So/.
10%
9-3S pf,
2-8 pf, 200V
±So/.
pl,
pl,
µI,
±
O.OS
µI,
pf, ±
±So/.,
±So/.,
±S"fo,
GMV
FD841
FDG3091
FD841
FD281
1 N7S2
FD841
FD281
LAMPS
neon,
ferrite
INPUT)
rl,
female, 1 con-
OUT)
Recommended
lOOV
OOV
±O.S%
±-0.S"fo
10%,
12SV
± 10o/.,
lSOV
lOYo
lOOOV
lOOOV
lOOOV
READY)
NE-2
COILS
CONNECTORS
Code
EMC
EMC
EIA
ERC
ERC
EIA
GUO
GUO
EMC
EMC
AMX
GUO
EIA
RMC
RMC
RMC
ERC
FCI
FCI
FCI
FCI
HOF
FCI
FCI
GE
SIG
GE
FER
EIA
EIA
Vendor
Type
DMlS
DMlS
Style
3SS8
Style
3SS8
DMlS
DMlS
C296AA
338Y
c
c
c
FD841
FD841
FD841
NE-2
T2
27
1R100
NE-2
S6
S90
6S/38
S38
S38
6-1
Page 39
section
6a
- parts lists
and
schematics
Symbol
J8202
J8203
P8001
L8201 &
L8261 2102 0830
Q8101
Q8103
Q8105
Q8106
Q8201 & 2600
Q8202
Q8203
Q8204
Q8205
Q8206
Q8207
Q8208 & 2600
Q8209
Q8301
Q8303
Q8304
Q8305
08306
Q8307
08308
Q8309
Q8310
Q8311
Q8401
Notes
Part
Number
0905 8550 receptacle, ac, female, 2 con-
0905
7610
0905
7340
to
2600 7060
2600 7050
& 2600 8200
2600 8170
7030
2600
7000
2600
7260
2600 7250
2600
7070
2600 7050
2600
7280
2600 7050
2600
7370
2600
7020
2600
7000
7270
2600 7250
to
2600
7080
2600 7050
2600
7260
2600 7250
& 2600 7080
2600 7050
2600 3061
2600 8640
&
2600
7020
2600
7000
&
2600 8640
2600
7170
2600
7150
:
1.
All resistors
unless otherwise
2. Listed
used on the
and
74-13A Time
selected
All
minus tolerance units
plus tolerance units
When
marked
will
be sent.
unit
, be sure to replace
component. This
module.
6-2
Recommended
Description
tacts, 15
amperes-125-volt
operation;
250-volt
(EXT
receptacle,
tact, BNC,
(SAW OUT) EIA
plug
, male, 32 contacts APH 26 159 32
operation
RESET)
rf,
10 amperes -
female,
UG-625-A/U
1 con-
Code Type
COILS
rf,
female, 120
µh, ± 10%
TRANSISTORS
DU
#2
alternate
DU
alternate
DU
alternate
DU
alternate
DU
alternate
DU
alternate
DU # 8A/2N699B
DU
alternate
DU
alternate
DU
alternate
DU
alternate
DU
alternate
(selected 36A)
DU
DU
alternate
DU
DU
alternate
#14B
#lB
#6
#2A
#6B
#lA
#6A
#2B
#6
#2B
#36A
#IA
#36
#4A
2N915
2N2369
2N914
2N 1893
2N915
2N 1893
2N914
2N
1893
2N915
2N 1893
2N915
2N914
2Nl
132
RESISTORS
are
fixed,
film, ±
5°/'o,
Y
W,
and
specified
; K = thousand, M =
below
are
the Part Numbers
TIME/DIV
for
plus
Resistor Part
0239
0239
0239
0239 0281 ta
a replacement is
with a yellow
If
switches
Base
Plu;i-
or
minus tolerances.
are
are
marked
Number
0241 to
0239 0249
0251
to
0239
0261
to
0239
0239
ordered, a pair
dot
insure
it
proper
and
with
a color-coded component is removed from
will
2
for
of
in
Modules. These resistors
marked
with
0259
0279
0299
fixed,
the Types
with
a green dot.
the
other
the cerresponding color
performance
Vendor
KUL No. 222
JEF
FCI
FCI
FCI
FCI
FCI
FCI
FCI
FCI
FCI
FCI
FCI
FCI
FCI
FCI
FCI
FCI
values
in
million
film
resistors
74-03A,
74-
a ye/low
af
with
dot
resistors,
a green
of
tloe
plug-in
ohms
llA
are
and
one
dot
the
dot
Symbol Part
R8100 0235 4850
R8101
R8102 0235 4860
R8103 F/R
(part
of
5814)
R8104
R8105
R8106
R8107
R8108
R8109
R8111
R8112
R8113
R8114
R8115
R8116
R8117
R8118
R8119
R8121
R8122
R8123
R8124
R8126
R8129
R8131
R8132
R8133
R8134
R8136
R8137
R8138
R8139
R8141
R8142
R8143
R8148
R8149
R8151
R8152
R8153
R8154
R8201
R8202
R8203
R8204
R8205
R8206
R8207
R8208
R8211
R8212
R8213
R8214
R8216
R8217
R8218
R8219
R8221
R8222
R8223
R8226
R8227
R8228
R8229
R8231
R8232
R8233
R8234
R8236
Number
0235 4720
0107 2821
0235 5090
0236 3100
0234 8510
0235 5330
0235 5170
0234 8510
0234 8460
0236 6640
0109 0850
0234 7970
0236
6640
0235 4410
0234 7970
0235 4410
0203 0160
0234 8380
0109 0840
0234 8380
0203 0160
0234 7970
0236 6630
0236 6630
&
0234 8250 1.5K
0234 8160 620
0203 0160 composition,
0234 8340 3.6K
0236
6760
0234 8580 36K
0236 5060 226 , ± 1 %
0234 8650 68K
0203 1090 composition, 360K
0236 5220 332 , ± 1 %
0236 6600 9.09K, ± 1 %
0236 7250 43.2K, ± 1 %
0233 9810 6.04K, ± 1
0203
0000
0234 8100 360
&
0236 5680
0203 0160
0234 9230
0234 8300
0109 2180
0236 5040
0234 8540
0236 5860
0204 2300
0234 8570
0234 8560
0234 8440
0203 1060
0234 8370
0234 7970
0236 5680
0234 8690
0234 8470
0236 5840
0234
7970
0234 8270
0109 0800
0234 9220 5.1
0234 8040 200
0237 1210 39K,
0234 8010 150
0234 8320 3K
Description
composition, lOK, % W
composition, 3K,
composition, 11K,
variable;
(TRIG LEVEL/X AMP VERN)
lOOK, 'AW
220K
18K
composition, lM, % W
composition, 220K,
18K
11K
lOK
variable
•. composition,
±
20%,
100
lOK, ±
1%
composition, 130, % W
100
composition, 130,
composition,
5.
lK
variable
, composition, 20K,
±
20%,
LEVEL
5.
lK
composition ,
100
9.76K, ±
9.76K, ±
13
.3K, ± 1 %
composition, 10
lK, ±1%
composition,
5.6K,
lW
2.4K
variable, composition,
±
20%, 0.3W
215, ±
1%
24K
1.54K, ±
composition,
33K
30K
9.
lK
composition, 270K
4.7K
100
lK, ±1%
lOOK
12K
1.47K, ±
100
1.8K
variable,
±20%, 0.3W
LENGTH)
K,
1 W
2W
1
~
W
'AW
500K/3K, ± 10%
'AW
0.2W
(DC
BAL)
'AW
47
0.2W
(TRIG
CENT)
47
1%
1°/
~
47
%.
2W
47
(HF
1%
91M, ±20%
1%
composition, 1.5K,
(SWP
SOK,
500,
STAB)
Recommended
Code Type
ALB
CB
ALB
CB
ALB
CB
ABO
CB
ALB
C20
CGW
C20
CGW
CB
ALB
CB
ALB
C20
CGW
C20
CGW
NS20
CGW
Series
CTS
CGW
C20
NS20
CGW
ALB
CB
C20
CGW
ALB
CB
ALB
EB
CGW
C20
Series
CTS
C20
CGW
ALB
EB
C20
CGW
CGW
N20
CGW
N20
CGW
C20
C20
CGW
ALB
EB
CGW
C20
NS20
CGW
CGW
C20
N20
CGW
C20
CGW
ALB
EB
N20
CGW
N20
CGW
CGW
N20
CGW
S25
ALB
EB
CGW
C20
N20
CGW
EB
ALB
C32
CGW
C20
CGW
Seri
CTS
N20
CGW
C20
CGW
N20
CGW
EB
ALB
C20
CGW
C20
CGW
CGW
C20
ALB
EB
CGW
C20
CGW
C20
CGW
N20
CGW
C20
CGW
C20
CGW
N20
CGW
C20
CGW
C20
CTS
Series
CGW
C32
CGW
C20
CGW
C42S
CGW
C20
CGW
C20
Vendor
70
70
es
70
70
Page 40
parts
lists
and
schematics - section
6a
Symbol Part Number Description
0234
RS237
RS23S
RS239
RS241
RS242
RS243
RS244
R8246
RS247
RS24S
RS261
RS262
RS263
RS264
RS265
RS266
RS267
RS26S
RS269
RS271
RS272
RS273
RS274
RS275
RS276
RS277
RS27S
RS2Sl
RS2S2
RS2S3
RS2S4
RS2S6
RS301
RS302
RS303
RS304
RS305
RS306
RS307
RS30S
RS311
RS312
RS313
RS314
RS315
RS316
RS317
RS31S
RS319
RS320
RS321
RS322
RS323
RS324
RS326
RS327
ilS32S
RS329
RS331
RS332
RS333
RS334
RS335
RS336
RS337
RS33S
RS339
RS341
RS342
RS344
RS346
&
&
S330
3.
0236 0350
0234
0236
0236 0350
0234 9240
0203 0160 composition,
0234 7970
0234
0234
0234 9400
0234
0236 6290 4.
0234
0234
0234
0236 6550
0203 0660
0236 6520
0236 6190
0234
0234 9200
0236 5390
0234
0234
0237
0234
0237 1020
0234
0234
0234
91SO
0203 0100 composition,
0236 7190 37.
022S 5110 13.
0203 1030 composition,
0234
0234
0107
3421
0234 7970
0234 S470
0109 0710 variable, composition, 750,
0236 5260 365,
0203 0240 composition, 100
0107
2S91
0203 1130 composition,
0236 4600 75,
0236 6660
0203 0160 composition, 47, ±
0234 7970
0236 6640
022S 5040
0236 6590
0236 6720
022S 5040
0236 6140
0236 6100
0236 5630
0234 7970 100
0234
0234
0203 0160
0234 S320
0235 1760
0235 4260 composition, 33,
0109 0700
0235 4260 composition, 33,
0235 1760 7.
0203 0070 composition,
0235 1760 7.
3K
12K,
S040
57SO
S250
S660
S620
S610
S390
S730
S040
S450
S130
lOSO
S130
S690
SOJO
S690
S420 7.5K
S250
S320
± 1%
200
1.27K,
± 1%
12K, ±!%
6.
2K,
lW
100
1.5K
75K
30K,
lW
51K
32K,
± 1%
47K
5.
6K
150K
S.
06K,
± 1%
composition,
7.
5K,
± 1%
3.4K
, ± 1%
200
4.
3K,
lW
499, ± 1%
!OK
470
llK,
2W
470
6.
2K,
2W
lOOK
150
3.6K,
lW
4K,
± 1%
3K,
± 1 %
lOOK
voriable,
100
12K
variable,
10.5K,
100
lOK
1.21K,
S.S7K, ±1%
12.lK, ±
l.21K, ± 1%
3.0lK,
2.
SS7
l.5K
3K
composition, 47
3K
7.SK,
variable, composition, 100,
30K,
(POSITION
± 10%
±!%
composition,
± 20%
±1%
±!%
, ± 1%
± 1%
!%
±!%
74K,
± 1%
, ± 1%
5W
± 20% 0.
LEVEL)
SK,
5W
SK,
5W
(XlO
(POSITION
47
5.6K
27
200K
± 10%, %W
COARSE)
REG)
510K
3W
20
'/4W
(X
114
JO%
AMP
W
Recommended Vendor
Code
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
ALB
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
ALB
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
ALB
CGW
IRC
ALB
CGW
CGW
FIC
CGW
CGW
CTS
CGW
SOK,
VERNIER)
ALB
ABO
ALB
CGW
CGW
ALB
CGW
CGW
IRC
CGW
CGW
IRC
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
ALB
CGW
CGW
ALB
CTS
ALB
CGW
ALB
CGW
Type
C20
N20
C20
N20
N20
C32
EB
C20
C20
C20
C32
C20
NS20
C20
C20
C20
NS20
EB
N20
N20
C20
C32
N20
C20
C20
C42S
C20
C42S
C20
C20
C32
EB
NS20
DCC
EB
C20
C20
C20
C20
65
NS20
EB
ES
N20
NS20
EB
C20
NS20
DCC
N20
N20
DCC
N20
N20
N20
C20
C20
C20
EB
C20
LPl
-5
CB
65
CB
LPl-5
EB
LPl-5
Symbol
RS347
RS34S
RS349
RS351
RS352
RS353
RS354
RS355
RS356
RS357
RS35S
RS401
RS402
RS403
(part of
SS42)
RS404
RS405
RS406
RS407
RS40S
RS409
RS411
RS412
RS413
RS414
RS416
RS417
RS41S
RS419
RS421
RS422
RS423
RS424
RS426
RS427
RS42S
RS429
RS430
SSll
SS12
SS13
SS14
SS21
SS30
(part of
RS314)
SS41
(part of
RS403)
SS42
TS!Ol
YSll &
VS12
VS21
Part Number
&
0235 1750 2.lK,
0235 1760
0236
0234 7900
&
0235
&
0203
0230 0410
0234 7900
0109
0236 3190
0107
0234
0203 1000 composition,
0239
0239
0239 0242 5.4M, ± 1%
0239 02S9
0239 02S7
0239 0292
0239
0239
0239 02S5
0239 02S4
0239 02S3
0239 02S2
0239 02Sl
0239 02S6
0239 02Sl
0236 9490 430,
0236 9490 430,
0237 0530 56,
0234
0234 S210
0203 1770
0501
0501
0501
0501
0503 2190
0107
0107
0501
2001
7.SK,
56SO
lK, ±!%
51
5150
composition,
1S90
composition,
lOK,
51
04SO
variable,
± 20%, 0.3W
wire wound,
2711
variable,
± 20%, 0.
S690
lOOK
lSM, ±
0251
9M, ±!%
0241
I.SM,
900K,
4M,
0291
2M,
02SS
l.2M, ±
400K,
200K,
120K,
40K,
20K,
500K,
20K,
S260
1.6K
lK
composition,
7251
lever, 3 positions
7251
7241
7272
2S91
2711
7231
3S21
SOURCE
lever, 3 positions
COUPLING)
lever, 2 positions
SLOPE)
rotary, 3 sections, 5 positions
(MODE)
sensitive,
push-pull,
125V
rotary, 3 amperes,
125V
rotary, 4 sections,
lions
pulse
ELECTRON
2501
3390
6CW4
2501
3400
7S95
Description
5W
5W
lSOK, '/4W
!OK,
5%
5%
5%
5%
1.2K,
3W
150K
lK
± 10%
(SWP
± 10%, lW
(SWP
4W
composition, 2.5K,
composition, 2.
!%
±
0.5%
± 0.
± 0.5%
±
0.5%
0.5%
± 0.
± 0.
± 0.
±
0.5%
± 0.5%
±
0.5%
± 0.5%
2W
2W
2W
SWITCHES
(TRIG
(TRIG
(TRIG
SPST
N.O.
DPDT
(CAL)
(TIME/DIV)
(RESET)
, 'h ampere,
SPOT,
24
TRANSFORMER
TUBES
Recommended Vendor
Code
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
ALB
ALB
CGW
CGW
CAL)
VAR)
pasi-
5K,
CTS
DAL
ABO
CGW
ALB
ABO
ABO
ABO
ABO
ABO
ABO
ABO
ABO
ABO
ABO
ABO
ABO
ABO
ABO
ABO
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
CGW
ALB
ABO
ABO
ABO
ABO
GRY
STC
CLS
ABO
ABO
RCA
RCA
Type
LPl-5
LPl-5
NS20
C20
CB
EB
LPl-4
C20
Series 70
CSIA
C20
EB
C42S
C42S
C42S
C20
C20
EB
Series 30
LPP
-50
43
Nuvistar
7S95
6-3
Page 41
NOTES
Page 42
SECTION
68
SPARE
SPARE
reliable
thoroughly
the
instrument.
mental
certain
factory service.
precision
you
lists
symbol numbers. Section 6A of this
Manual
and
readily
your
Field
ganization
components
expedite
Serial
part
(see Section 6A
follows.
PARTS
a.
General
The
Type
and
Quality
and
your
Two
lists
in
periodic
include
gives a
their
procure
own
NOTE:
Engineering
Number
number
b.
500-Hour
The
recommended
REQUIREMENTS
74-03A
dependable
tested
Assurance
Continued
Time
Base Plug-in
instrument.
and
approved
Laboratory
performance tests, environ-
life testing of
is
Only
by the engineers of
are used
production
oscilloscope will give many years of satis-
These
engineered
of
"running
maintenance.
recommended
recommended
new
Fairchild
and
require
no selected parts.
spares" are included to
The
running-spare
quantities
complete
them
listing of all components
vendors
so
from a local supply house
oscilloscopes are
that
stores.
The
local
Fairchild
representative
can
assist you
in
the
shortest possible time.
service, always give the
of
the
instrument
and
give a description of the
of
this
manual)
Spares
16
list for
ELECTRON
Symbol
V811
V821
in
obtaining
months)
one
TUBES
Scientific
and
any
Type
; always specify
.
through
Quantity
TRANSISTORS
08101 ..............
08105 .................................. 1
08201
08203
08204 .............
08205
08206
08208
08301
08307 ...
08401
.................... 1
.............................. .... 1
.. ................... ............ 1
..................... 1
.................................. 1
.................................. 1
.....
....
........
.................................. 2
.................................. 1
................. 2
.............. ................. 1
PARTS
an extremely
components
in
this
units
make
aid
parts
and
reference
Instruction
you may
or
Instrument
his service or-
additional
To
help
Number
component
three
and
the
units
LIST
LAMPS
Symbol
058201
058302
COILS
HY8301 ............
L8201 ....
c.
2000-Hour
The
recommended
given below.
Maintain
each oscilloscope in use; 2
spare list given
listed
as
follows:
Symbol
(8101
C8102
C8103
C8104
C8105
C8108
(8112
C8114
(8115
C8116
C8118
C8119
C8202
C8203
(8204
C8207
C8209
C2811
(8214
C8218
C8261
Symbol
058201 .................................. 1
058302 .................................. 1
............................... .
Spares
12
list for
spares
in
paragraph
CAPACITORS
Quantity
2 C8264
1
1
1
7
1 C8309
1
1
1 C8316
1
LAMPS
..................... .
years)
one
indicated
of
each set
(b) plus
Symbol
(8267
(8269
C8303
(8304
C8310
(8314
(8322
C8401
C8402
(8403
C8404
C8406
C8407
(8409
(8411
(8412
(8413
C8414
Quantity
through
of
the
········
........
····
············
................
..
.....
.
....
...
...............
Quantity
five
plus
the
500-hour
quantities
Quantity
········
....
...
.
.........
...
.....
.
units
one
is
for
DIODES
CR8201
(F0841) ..... ........
CR8207 (FOG3091) .............. 1
CR8211
(IN752) .................... 1
..... 5
ELECTRICAL
J8101
J8202
P8001
CONNECTORS
6-5
Page 43
section
6b -spare
parts
list
Symbol
R8100
R8101
R8102
R8104
R8105
R8106
R8107
R8108
R8112
R8113
R8114
R8116
R8119
R8121
R8122
R8129
R8132
R8134
R8136
R8137
R8138
R8139
R8141
R8142
R8143
R8148
R8149
R8151
R8152
R8153
R8154
R8201
R8204
R8205
R8206
R8207
R8208
R8211
R8212
R8213
R8214
R8216
R8217
R8218
R8222
R8223
R8226
R8228
R8229
R8231
R8232
R8233
R8234
R8236
R8237
R8238
R8241
R8243
R8248
R8261
R8263
R8264
R8265
R8266
Quantity
................ 1
......... 1
···•············ 1
······ ·········· 2
................ 1
...... ......... . 1
...... .......... 1
................ 1
................ 1
..........
...... 1
·············
···
··
········· ····· 1
................ 1
................
RESISTORS
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Symbol
R8267
R8268
R8269
R8271
R8273
R8274
R8275
R8276
R8277
R8278
R8281
R8284
R8286
R8301
R8302
R8303
R8305
R8306
R8311
R8312
R8313
R8314
R8315
R8316
R8317
R8320
R8321
R8322
R8324
R8327
R8328
R8329
R8337
R8338
R8339
R83ll4
R8347
R8351
R8352
R8353
R8355
R8357
R8401
R8402
R8405
R8406
R8407
R8408
R8409
R8411
R8412
R8413
R8414
R8416
R8417
R8418
R8419
R8421
R8422
R8424
R8427
R8428
R8429
Quantity
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
SWITCHES
Stock
only
one
each
of
the
following
each 3
than~
quantity
units
NOTE:
normal
being
maintained:
S811,
S813,
5814, 5821,
Should a particular
use m
stocked
of
certain
that
particular
5842
switch
applications,
switch
doubled.
TRANSFORMER
Symbol
T8101
..............
...
.........
d.
Miscellaneous
The
following
one
for
each 2 units
Name
and
Bushing, shaft ..........................
Knab,
GP
Knab
Knob,
Knob,
Knob, medium
Knob,
Knob
Knob
Knob,
Switch,
Panel, front ..........
# 3 .......................... Time/Div ........................ 4500 9035
, fastener ....................
small .............................. Position ................
medium .....
small
# 1 ......
.......................
, knurled .........
lever .....
push-button .................. Reset ............................ 0503 2190
e.
Summary
The
quantities
paragraphs
duty
under
tions .
It
is
items
may
being
maintained:
Description
..................... Variable ........................
.......................... Sweep Selector ............
................
...
................
........
..........
...
.......
.............
of
are
intended
normal
suggested
Name of Control
Swp
......
Plug-in
Trig
HF
spare
Stab ..............
.......
parts
......... Gnd
...
......... Triggering ....................
for
environment
that
Quantity
......... .
be stocked
Cal
..................
Lock
..................
Level
............
Post
........
................
...............
...
..............
given
industrial
and
the
maintenance
in
........ 4501
...
.......
in
heavy-use
evaluate:
1.
The
conditions
under
which
the
instruments
be used.
2.
The
skill
of
the
3.
Other
4.
The
effects
of
instrument
It
is
recommended
outlined
ments
In
above be
of
the
availability
tensive life
higher
failure
similar
effect
items
of
procurement
adjusted
your
own
laboratory
first analysis,
of
spares
testing
rate
of
for
maintenance
on
down-time
that
inventories
according
the
factory
or
standby
your
instrument
any
specific
technicians.
hand.
time
on
your
or
plant.
recommends
equipments
component.
to
switches
receive
more
then
shou
ld
quantities
Part Number
......
4301
3581
4501
0431
2022
4501
2031
4501
.......
.....
the
and
2035
4501
2091
4501
2181
4501
2191
4501
2202
3201
3243
preceding
military
condi-
engineer
of
spares
organization.
of
spare
parts
the
require-
since ex-
has
shown
for
the
be
of
will
and
the
no
6-6
Page 44
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OF
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Page 45
INSTRUMENT
WARRANTY AND
SERVICE
NOTICE
WARR
ANTY
The Instrumentation
CHANGES
The right is reserved to
specifications of equipment
nish merchandise in accordance with
fications without
equipment previously sold,
ment in accordance with earli ecifications
cepting under the
IN
SPECIFICAT
incurring
cl
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change
at
any liability to modify
or
10n
the published
any time
to suppl uip·
of special
and
current
apparat
to fur-
speci-
x-
)!I
ii
promptly
·
warranty
expressed
orized to assume any liability on
of
Fairchild
it in connection with the sale of any Instrument,
other than as stated above.
REGISTERING THE
To register this warranty, the enclosed
registration
mailed to the
diately upon receipt of the equipment. Complete
information is necessary. BOTH
BER AND
STRUMENT MUST BE
Instruments must be examined immediately upon
receipt, since claims
be honored by the
taken.
card
THE
or
impose any obligation upon
WARRANTY
must be properly filled
Instrument
SERIAL
Service Department imme-
NUMBER OF
Gl
VEN ON
for
damage in transit will not
carrier
unless
or
THE
prompt
is in lieu
implied, and
warranty
out
and
TYPE
NUM-
THE
THIS
CARD.
action is
IN-
REPLACEMENT PARTS
If
it is necessary to
nent from the factory, always give the Type
and Serial
ing parts for in-warranty replacement
them for out-of-warranty replacement,
consult the
The
and
ponents used in the Instrument.
expedite service.
PATENT NOTICE
Manufactured
owned
strument Corporation.
ton, New Jersey, U.S.A.
upon request.
number
Parts
Parts
List gives the values, tolerances, ratings,
Fairchild
or
part
controlled by
order
a replacement compo-
of the Instrument. Before order-
or
purchasing
be
List in the
number
under
one
Instruction
for
all electrical com-
This
will help to
or
more
U. S.
Fairchild
50
Patent
Camera
Somerset Place, Clif-
Numbers
number
sure
to
Manual.
Patents
and
In-
supplied
/
Page 46
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N
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2.
3, ©
RESISTANCE
CAPACITANCE
SERVICE ADJUS
VALUES
VALUES
ARE
TMENT
ARE
IN
OHMS:
IN
pf
.
K•THOUSANO, M•MIL
UNLESS
OTHERWISE
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A
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Page 51
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INSTRUMENTATION
A
DIV
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Page 52
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emitter
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of
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Page
207
to
2
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2
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INSTRUMENTATION
A
DIVISION
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AND
INSTRUMENT
CORPORATIO
6704
8721
PCN #32,607
Code #fi5
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Page 53
ADDENDUM
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B.
TYPE
74-03A
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linearity
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the
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0236
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87
60
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Part
No.
HANGE
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