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Table
of Contents
Model 1331A
Section
I
GENERAL
1.
1-
4.
1­1-10. 1-1 1-14. 1-16.
1-20.
II
INSTALLATION.
2-1. 2-3 2-5 2­2-9. 2-11. 2-13. 2-17. 2-19. 2-34. 2-36.
III
OPERATION
3-1. 3-3. 3-5.
3
-7. 3-9. 3-11.
3-13. 3-
15.
IV
PRINCIPLES 4-1.
4-3. 4-5. 4-10. Secondary
12.
4­4-15 4-19 4-21. 4-23. Block 4-25. 4-27.
Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cathode-ray
2.
Warranty
Available
Instrument Inquiries.
Introdu
.
Initial
.
Preparation
7.
Claims ........
Repacking
Introduction Controls
Applications Preoperational
Operator's Operating
Introdu Variable
. .
INFORMATION
Introdu
ction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1
Tube
....
....
Accessories.
and
Manu
Identifi
Rack
Power Requirements Power Instrument Monitored Amplifier
Beam
Intensity
Operator's
The
Erase Variable Storage Storage
Low Voltage High
cation
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
........
. . .....................
ction
....................
Inspection
for
Use ...
Mounting
Connections
Cooling
Inputs
Input
...
for
Shipment
. . .
........................
.............
and
Connectors ........
Find ....
OF
OPERATION
ction
Persistence
Storage
Cycle
.......
Precautions
Diagram
Voltage Power
................
.....................
....................
Adjustments
Checks ...........
Maintenance ...
Procedur
....................
CRT
Emission
...................
Persistence . .
................
Discussion
Power
TABLE
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Modifications . .
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and
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Supplies . . .
Supply
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. 1-1
1-1 1-1
1-1 1-3
2-1
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2-1
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2-1 2-1
.
2-1 2-1
.
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2-1
.
2-1 2-1 2-2
2-5
.
2-5
.
3-1 3-1
.
3-1
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3-1 3-1
.
3-2 3-
.
3
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3-2
4-1
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4-1
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4-1 4-1
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4-1
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4-1
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4-2
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4-2 4-2
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4
-2
4
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4-2
OF
CONTENTS
2
-2
Section
4-29.
4-31. 4-33. 4-35. 4-37. 4-54. 4-56. 4-64. 4-71. 4-76. 4-78 4-82.
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PERFORMANCE
ADJUSTMENTS
5-
1.
5
-5. 5-8. Mode 5-
12.
5-
16.
5-2
0.
5-2
4. 5-28. 5-32.
6.
5-3 5-40. 5
-44.
5-47. Low
1.
5-5 5-55. Write Depth
5;5
9. 5-63. 5-67. 5-
71.
-75.
5 5-79. Store 5-83. Z-a
5-87. 5-89.
5
-91.
5-93.
X-
Z-axis Amplifier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Intensity Control Pulse
Detailed
Low High
X-
Z-
.
Control Pulse
Introduction Performance
Deflection Phase Common
Bandwidth Z-axis Amplifier Erase Dot Store
Adjustment
High
Flood Write
X-
Phase Writing
Calibrating
Instruments Phase Attenuator Input
Page
and
Y-axis Amplifiers . . . . . . .
Gat
e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Circuits................
Circuits
Circuit
Voltage
Voltag
and
Y-axis Amplifiers
axis
Amplifier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Circuits.
and
Shift
(CMRR) Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2
Time
Writing
Time
Voltag
Adjustments
Voltage
Adjustment..
Gun and
Adjustments
Gun
Adjustment
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Y-axis Amplifier
Adjustment
Shift
Time
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Amplifier Risetime
Adjustment.
Shift.
Signal
..
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Theory
Power
e Power
Circuits
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CHECKS
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Erase
Checks..........
Check
Mode Rejection
Checks
Check . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Time
Check . . . . . . . . . . 5-5/ 5-6
....
. .............
e Power
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-7
Power
Adjustment
Collimator
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Intensity
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
...............
Adjustment
Rate
Adjustment
Adjustment..
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-10
Modified
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-10
..................
Compensation.....
Amplitudes
. . . . . . . . . .
Supplies . . .
Supply
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AND
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. . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2
. . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
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Supply
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.............
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.........
. . . . . . . 5-2
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. . . . . . . 5
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. . . . . . . . 5-8
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5-10 5-10 5-11
4-2 4-3 4-3 4-3 4-3 4-4 4-4 4-5
4-5 4-5 4-5 4-6
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5-1
5-4 5-4
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5
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Model 1331A
Table
List
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Contents
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Illustrations
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Section VI
REPLACEABLE 6-1.
6-3.
VII
MANUAL
OPTIONS.........................
7-1. 7-3. 7-7. 7-11.
VIII
SCHEMATICS
SHOOTING
8-1. 8-3.
PARTS
Introduction Ordering
Introduction Manual Special
Standard
Introduction Schematics
Information
CHANGES
Changes
Options
Options
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8-8. 8-12. 8-15. 8-17. 8-20. 8-23. 8-25. 8-27. 8-30.
8-32. 8-34. 8-36.
8-38. 8-40. 8-43. 8-45. 8-47.
Page
Reference Component Preventive
Mechanical
Cleaning....
Switch
Repair
CRT Semiconductor
Circuit
Board Servicing
Heat
Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-3
DC Voltages Waveforms Trouble
Designations
Locations
Maintenance
Inspection
...................
Maintenance
and
Replacement
Removal
Replacement.....
Boards
Connections.
Boards
Sinks...
and
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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-3
Etched
.......................
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Isolation.
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Installation
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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-3
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8-3
8-3 8-3
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1-1. 1-2.
2-1. 2-2. 2-3. 2-4.
3-1.
3-2. 3-3. 3-4.
4-
1. 4-2. 4-3. 4
-4. 4-5. 4-6.
5-1.
5-2. 5-3. 5-4.
8-1. 8-2.
Title
Model 1331A Instrument
Rack
Mounting Ventilation X-Y
Amplifiers
Attenuator
Main
Model 1331A
nectors Preoperational General Operating Multiple
CRT
Schematic Secondary Erase
Cycle Variable Persistence Pulse
Circuits
Overall Block
Phase
Shift Trace
Erase
Waveform Write
Depth
Adjustment
Al
Component
A2
Component
X-Y
Display
Serial
Number
.......................
Tolerances
Input
Components
Board
A5
.....................
Contro
.............................
Procedure
Procedure
Display
Procedure
.......................
Emission
...........................
Block
Diagram
.....................
......................
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Locator
Locator
.........
............
...............
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..............
............
............
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Diagram
............
................
...............
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LIST
..........
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OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Page
....
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2-1 2-2
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2-4
on
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3-3 3-4 3-5 3-6
4-3 4-3 4-3 4-3 4-5
4-7
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5-3 5-4 5-7
5-11/5-12
8-4 8-5
Figure
8-3.
8-4. 8-5. 8-6.
8-
7. 8-8. 8-9.
8-10. 8-11. 8-12. 8-13. 8-14.
8-15. 8-16. 8-17. 8-
18. 8-19. 8-20.
8-2
1.
8-22.
Titl
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Schematic, Semiconductor
tification.
Schematic,
Supplies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-7
A3
Component Component
A4
Component
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and
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Supply
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and
Schematic, X-and
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Schematic 5 Measurement
and Schematic A6
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A8
Component
Schematic,
Component
A5
Schematic, Write Mode Troubleshooting
Guide.........................
Store
Guide.
Erase
Guide..............................
±50
V Power Supplies 8-5
Terminal
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-7
+158V
and
Locator
Locator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-8
Locator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-8
Waveforms............
High
Voltage
..........................
Waveforms.
Waveforms...
, Z-axis Amplifier
Locator...............
Locator...............
Control Circuits . . . . . . . . . . 8-15
Locator
Pulse
Circuits
Mode
Troubleshooting
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-21 /8-22
Function
Troubleshooting
Iden-
+12.6V
................
Power
..............
Y-axis
.................
...............
. . . . . . . 8-17 / 8-18
Power
Conditions
....
Conditions
8-1118-12
Conditions
.........
8-19/8-20
8-9/ 8-10
8-9/8-10
. 8-13
Page
8-8
8-13 8-14
8-15
8-16
8-23
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List
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Tables
LIST
OF
TABLES
Model 1331A
Table
1-1. 1-2.
1-3.
2-1.
2-2. 2-
3. 3-1. 5-1.
5-2.
6-1.
6-2. 6-
3.
8-1.
Title
Specifications.........................
Accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Reference
Abbreviations.......................
X-Y
Values............
Attenuator Z-attenuator
Definitions............................
Recommended Performance
Low
Adjustments
Abbreviations
Parts Replaceable List
Schematic
Designations
Attenuator
Voltage
List...........................
of
Manufacturer's
Component
Components
Component
Test
Equipment........
Check Power
Parts
Notes......................
Record . . . . . . 5-6a/ 5-6b
Supply
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
for
Replaceable
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
and
..................
Parts
List
Values
Codes....
. . . . 2-3
. . . . . . . 2-3
6-11
Page
1-2 1-3
1-3
2-3
3-1 5-1
5-7
6-1 6-2
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1-5.
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1-6.
monitor fresh memory requirements mesh
1
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General
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Table
1-1. Specifications
Model 1331A
VERTICAL
BANDWIDTH: PHASE SHIFT: <1° to 0.5 MHz.
SETTLING
ameter screen movement.
DEFLECTION FACTOR
Vertlcal:
justable
Horizontal: 1 V for 10 div deflection.
adjustable
COMMON
kHz for
tween MAXIMUM INPUT:
shie
connection. INPUT
Single Ended:
pF
Differential: 200k RECOMMENDED SOURCE IMPEDANCE: <20ko
between center
from
AND
HORIZONTAL
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to 1 MHz (3
TIME: Signal settles
of
final value
1 V
for 8 div
from 0.09 V /
from 0.09 V /
MODE
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shield
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REJECTION RATIO: 40
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INPUT: ±50V
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conductor
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AMPLIFIERS
dB
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to
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in
<1
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for
deflection. Internally ad-
div
to 0.14 V / div.
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div
to
0.14 V / div.
input
of
3V m
aximum
er
coaxial input lea
(de +
peak
ac).
center
conductor
be
gro
und
ed with
ohms shun
ed
and
ted
by
by
approx
shield; <
Z AXIS AMPLIFIER
BANDWIDTH: de INPUT
IN
MAXIMUM RECOMMENDED
RC
Single Ended: lOk
to
ground.
Differential: 20k
PUT:
-1
beam
full
INPUT:
between
from
shie
center ld to
to
>5
MHz; risetime,
ohms
shunted
ohms shun
Vb
lanks
spot
on.
±lOV
SOURCE IMPEDANCE: <20k
conductor
ground.
of
any
(de +
and
ted
in
peak
approx
by
approx
by
approx
tensity;+ 1 V
ac).
shield;
1 MHz).
any
dB
to
ds.
internal
approx
80
lk
ohm
70 ns.
60
60
turns
ohms
<lk
ohm
di-
on-
10
be-
and
80
pF.
hms
pF
pF.
GRATICULE: 8 x 10
0.95 cm. axis.
WRITING SPEED: >20
DOT WRITING DISPLAY
Horizontal: Vertical:
INFORMATION STORAGE
dots BRIGHTNESS: STORAGE
Writing Mode: 1
Store
VARIABLE
1 min. ERASE BEAM
of panel
Subdivisions
LINEARITY
<5%
<5%
per
second.
TIME
Mode:15
PERSISTENCE:
TIME
: <l sec.
FINDER: returns
setting
of X and Y position
switch.
div
TIME:
difference
difference
>100
foot
minute
minutes
internal
of
0.2
div/ms.
<4
µsec.
between
RATE
lamb
min.
min
variable
beam
graticule. 1 div=
div
marked
between
erts.
.
to
any
any
: 200
from 0.2 sec to
screen
con
trols.
on
major
two div.
two div.
thousand
regardless
Rear
GENERAL
POWER
WEIGHT:
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Model 1331A
General
Information
(
1-18. ment. that
listed Section proper
1-19. on
an
Check
If
Errors
enclosed
the
the
serial
on
the
VII
for
instructions
instrument
in
MANUAL
serial
prefix
title
coverage.
the
manual
prefix
number
page
of
to
are
CHANGES
number
this
adapt
1-20. INQUIRIES.
1-21.
Refer
any
questions change Sales by model serial inside listing
sheet,
or
the
/ Service Office.
number,
number
rear
of
CAMERA ADAPTER: Model 10366B
mounting
cover
HP
in
all
of
Sales
/ Service Offices.
of a HP
camera.
DISPLAY CABLE,
MODEL
nection between
source. cables
The
with
cable
three
regarding
instrument
Always
complete
identify
name,
correspondence.
this
manual
Model 195A, 197A,
10488A:
the
display
has
male
and
three
BNC
of
the
instru-
is
different
manual,
this
listed
the
to
the
the
manual
under
sheet
(if
manual,
nearest
instrument
and
complete
Refer·
refer to
errata
any).
to
for a world-wide
Table
adapter
provides or
provides
the
color-coded
connectors
intercon-
signal
coaxial
on
from
for
the HP
the
1-2. Accessories
198A
input
each
SERIAL
Figure
end
for
Length:
PREFIX NUMBER
1-2.
the
x, y,
approx
COMPLETE
Instrument
and z inputs.
12
ft
SERIAL
SERIAL
Serial
(3.6m).
FRAME ADAPTER: a 7-inch (18 cm)
allows by-side
FILLER PANEL: covers
only
two
Model 1331's to be
in a standard
one
Model 1331
19-inch (48 halfofa
is
in a Frame
Frame
SUFFIX
NUMBER
Number
high
mounted
cm)
rack.
Adapter
Adapter.
NUMBER
panel
7000-A-22
which
side-
when
(
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AT
B BT
c
CP CR DL OS
A amp assy amp
bd bp
c
c
ccw
coax.
coef
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CRT
cw
d
dB
ext
F
I ltd
assembly
attenuator,
resistive
motor,
battery capacitor coupling diode delay device
termination
fan
line
signaling
ampere(s) amplifier(s) assembly amplitude
board(s) bandpass
(10
coefficient
clockwise
-I
(10
external farad(s)
-2
)
tube
)
centl carbon counterclockwise coaxial
common cathode..-ey
decl decibel
(lamp)
Table
1-3. Reference
E F
FL H J
K
L LS M = MP
FET
G
gnd
H
hr
HP Hz
If. inti
k lb
lpf m
M ms
Designators
REFERENCE DESIGNATORS
misc.
electrical fuse filter hardware Jack relay
=
inductor speaker
meter
mechanical
field-effect transistor(s)
giga
(10
ground(ed) henry(ies)
hour(s) Hewlett-Packard hertz
intermediate internal
kilo
(10
pound(s)
low-pass mllli
(10
mega
(10
millisecond
part
ABBREVIATIONS
9
)
3
)
filter(s)
-3 )
6
)
part
freq.
p
PS
Q
A
RT
s
T TB TP
n nc
no.
npn ns
p
pc
pk pnp
p/o p-p prgm prv
PS
pwv rf
and
Abbreviations
plug
=
power transistor resistor
=
thermistor
=
switch transformer terminal
=
test
point
nano normally
normally negative-positive­negative nanosecond
pico
(10 printed circuit(s) peak positive-negative­positive part
of
peak-to-peak
program
=
peak
voltage(s)
picosecond peak
voltage
=
radio
supply
board
9
)
(1
o-
closed open
-12
)
(etched)
inverse
working
frequency
u
v
VA
w
x
y
z
rfl rms
rwv
SCA sec
std trmr u
usec
v
var w/
w/o
wiv
Integrated
(unrepairable)
-
vacuum bulb, voltage (diode)
=
cable socket
=
crystal
network
=
radio interference
root
mean reverse voltage
=
silicon rectifier second(s) standard
trimmer
micro
microsecond volts
variable with
without working voltage
circuit
tube,
photocell,
regulator
frequency
square
working
controlled
-6
(10
)
inverse
neon
etc.
3/70
1-
3/ 1-4
Page 12
(
Page 13
Model 1331A
Installation
(
2-1.
INTRODUCTION.
2-2.
This
section
an ini
tial procedures by-step order. warranty for
repairs
shipment
conta
inspection
and
precautions
The
procedures for making
and
are
also
ins
instructions
of
Model 1331A.
are
for
repacking
described
presented
in
this
2-3. INITIAL INSPECTION.
2-4.
The
instrument electrically before it
for
damage Check for broken knobs, and
dents
or
scratc
the
claims
packing
paragraph
material
shipment.
that
hes.
for
was
inspected
may
hav
bent
If
damage
in
this
possible
mechanically Upon e occurred
or
broken
is
section.
future
use.
2-5. PREPARATION FOR USE.
2-6.
Model 1331A for use listed other instrument.
as a bench
in
Section
mechanical
is
shipped
instrument
I.
The
following
and
electrical
from
the
with
specifications
paragraphs
configurations
INSTALLATION
for
performing
Installation
in
step-
a c
laim
the
insltument
section.
and
receipt,
found, refer to
inspect
in
transit.
connectors,
Retain
factory
discuss
ready
of
SECTION
for
the
as
the
II
2-9. POWER REQUIREMENTS.
2-10.
Model 1331A
230 Vac shipped fically ordered for 230 one
to fuse fuse size is
2-11. POWER CONNECTIONS.
2-12. ment is
equipped when the and Electrotechnical To from a two-contact outlet, two-conductor ground
2-13. INSTRUMENT
±10%,
ready
voltage
the
in
instrument
mating
preserve
to
voltage
the
fuseholder
indicated
Hewlett-Packard
panel
and
with
connected to
plug
this
at
the
power outlet.
operates
48 to 440 Hz. All
for 115
the
desired
cabinet a three-conductor power
through
of
Commission
adapter.
Vac
Vac
operation. To
other,
set
and
on
above
recommends
be
an
appropriate
the
the
power cord
protection
Connect
COOLING.
operation
the install
the
the
grounded. Model 1331A
offset pin.
(IEC)
feature
use
on
either
SELECTOR
rear
fuseholder.
receptacle,
meet
a three-conductor to
the
115
instruments
unless
change
the
appropriate
panel.
that
tlie
cab
grounds
The
power
International
safety
when
adapter
standards.
operating
Vac
spec
from
switch
Correct
instru-
le
that,
wire to
or
are
i-
jack
(
2-7. RACK
2-8. can
be
one
instrument
ing
opening a filler panel. Refer mation
Figure
mounted
on
MOUNTING
2-1
shows
in a single
is to
in
the
the
rack
Figure 2-
.
how
be
rack
rack
adapter
to
Section I for
adapter
1.
Rack
one
or
rack
mounted
can
and
filler panel.
Mounting
two
instruments
adapter.
the
extra
be
closed
ordering
If
only
mount-
with
infor-
1331A·A·S
2-14.
Model 1331A
air
circulation.
inch
clearance bottom mounted temperature
2-15. ances mounted
beneath and exceed
2-16. provide culate maximum Other require
2-17. MONITORED INPUTS.
2-18 the nectors
sources
when
in
this
must
When
mount
shown
in
this
the
instrument(s)
the
maximum
+45
degC.
The
clearances
adequate
freely
ambient
mounting configurations
additional
Input
signals
X-,
Y-,
and
on
the
must
The
instrument
at
sides
mounted
configurat
not
ed
in
figure
configurat
ventilation
across
coo
Z-axis
rear
be
20 kilohms
is
adequately
and
singly
ion,
exceed
in
pairs,
2-2B
must
ambient
indicated
all
surfaces and
temperatures
ling
measures.
to
be
displayed
amp
panel.
cooled
requires
top
(figure 2-2A).
the
maximum
+55
degC.
the
must
be
ion,
the
not
temperature
in
if
air
are
and
environments
lifi
ers
through
The
impedance
or
less.
by
normal
at
least a 2-
and
5/ 8-inch
minimum
provided.
surface
be a heat
must
figure 2-2 will
is allowed to cir-
the
not
exceeded.
are
connected to
BNC
of
The
impedanc
at
When
ambient
clear-
When
directly
source
not
specified
may
con-
signal
e
2-1
Page 14
Installation
rated
in
the inductive center cables
units current. is
to
however, a
coupling
conductor.
are
used
drawing
One
method
ground
common
the
needed to reject and
the
center loops grounded. is ance of
may
develop
In
these
accomplished
for Rd.
This
Model 1331A
cable
shield
and
This
or
where
or
generating
shield
noise
conductor.
when
cases, a
by
substituting
is
the
as
shipped
none,
is
especially
the
of
reducing at
mode
common
At
satisfactory
input
from
Model 1331A
through
or
capacitive
very
little,
true
cable
is
the
input.
both
times,
routed
amounts
interference
capability
large
the
rejection
to
other
the
shield
compromise
a low
value
configuration
the
factory.
or
in
the
where
long near
of
Sometimes,
is
the
shield
ground
is
directly
of
resist-
(Rd=
47Q)
B
Figure
from
the
BNC shield to
kilohm. can No
2-19. AMPLIFIER INPUT MODIFICATIONS.
2-20.
Y-,
can
Inputs
be
done
. 1250
-077
Several
and
Z-axis
be connected for ended operation. can
be
changed. The
be
changed.
following
2-21.
to
the x-and
paragraphs.
Deflection
BNC connectors, ductor connected to
amplifier. showing input. Re= not board inputs balanced, pletely B
on
2-22.
cable
the
As
shipped
100
kn,
installed
(see figure
can
both
single
figure 2-4),
Single-ended Operations. When coaxial
is
used,
2-2.
Ventilation
not
in
use
with a BNC
4).
modifications amplifier
input
either
The
input
input
The
modifications
Amplifier
y-axis amplifiers
with
the
the
Figure
2-3
is
configuration
from
the
and Rd= 47n.
but
pads
are
2-4)
for customer
be
modified to
in
impedance
ended
large
or
anything
spurious
with
ground
must should shorting
can
be m
circuits.
differential
termination
attenuation
are
Inputs.
are
shield
two
inputs
a simplified
of
one
deflection amplifier
factory,
Ca;
Cb, Cc,
provided
be
fully and
shield
in
between.
currents
Tolerances
be less
be
shorted.
plug
ade These
described
The
through
and
center
of
a differential
Ra =Rb
and
on
installation.
differential
sensitivity,
grounded
may
T.
5111
1331A
-A-1
than
This
(HP
Part
to
the
circuits
or
single-
resistance
ratio
can
in
the
inputs
floating
con-
schematic
= 2.7n,
Cd
are
the
circuit
The
and
com-
(A
and
be
gene-
1
X-,
2-23. Differential Operation.
input
is
driven
better
to
maintain
that
is,
Re= stituting ential
2-24.
As
(8
a 100
balance.
X.
shipped
divisions accomplished INPUT.
1
changing the showing
shows
input
their
The
the
circuits.
the
components ratios. ponents
Table
and
by a balanced
balanced
Rd. As
kn
resistor
and
from
Y-axis
the
vertical
with 1 volt
attenuation
values
Figure
input
circuit physical required
2-2
contains
their
shipped
factory, full
and
10
of
the
2-3 is a simplified
components
locations.
for
four
Hewlett-Packard
If
the
cable,
impedances
from
the
for
Rd
restores full differ-
Amplifier
sca
divisions
input
to X
ratio
can
be
attenuator
components
Table
common
a description
part
deflection
it
is
usually
at
the
input;
factory, sub-
Attenuation
le deflection
horizontal)
INPUT
or
changed
schematic
and
figure
2-1
lists attenuation of
the
com-
numbers
.
is
Y
by
in
2-4
the
.
NOTE
The
2. 7
ohm
must
2-25.
Resistor
listed in
be
removed
values
table 2-1
resistor
can
shown
when
Ra
for
attenuation
be
determined
is
in
used.
figure 2-3
ratios
from
the
not fol-
lowing formula:
Ra+
Re
Vfsd
= Re
Resistor
for 1/i
Ra + Re maximum
duced b
pation
spacing
W, 1%,
is
metal
less
input
eca
use
limitations.
on
main
film resistors.
than
voltage
of
resistor
assembly
5 kilohms,
must
be
power dissi-
A5
is
If
the
re-
2-2
Page 15
Model
1331A
Table 2-1.
X-Y
Attenuator
Component
Values
General Informat
ion
(
vfsd
Re,
Full-Scale
R
a,
Rb
Rd
Ca,
Cb
Deflection Voltage
1 (as shipped) 0 100k 0 0
2
5
10
51.1k
82.5k
90.
Description
R:
fixed, metal film, 100k,
R:
fixed, metal film, 82.5k
R:
fixed, metal film, 51.1k ohms,
R:
fixed, metal film, 20k
ohms,
9k
1%
1/2W
ohms,
Table
1%
1%
1% 1/2W
51.1
k 5.5-18 pF
20k 5.5-18
f
Ok
2-2.
Attenuator
1/2W
1/2W
pF
0 0
Components
Par
ts
List
HP
Part No.
0757-0367
0757-0048
0757-0853
0757-0190
Approximate
Impedance
Cc,
Cd
100k
0 33 pF 102.5k
102.2k
100.9k
Input
R: fixed, metal film, 10k R:
fixed metal film, 10k
R:
fixed, metal film, 9090
R:
fixed, metal film , 5110
R:
fixed, metal film, 1000
R:
fixed, metal film, 100
C:
variable,
C:
variable
C:
fixed, 33 pF
5-5
9-35
- 18 pF
pF
ohms,
ohms,
ohms,
ohms,
ohms,
ohms,
1% 1/2W
1%,
1/8W
1%, 1/8W
1%,
1/
1%
1/8W
1%,
1/8W
Table
8W
2-3.
Z-attenuator
Vmax R173 R175
R174 R182
1 (as
1oon
10K
shipped)
Component
cc
0
0757-0839 0757-0442
0757-0288
0757-0438
0757-0280
0757-0401
0121-0061
0121-0046
0160-2150
Values
Approximate
Input Impedance
10.
lK
2
10
5110Q 5110Q
9090Q
1ooon
9-35
pF 10.22K
0
10.
09K
2-3
Page 16
Installation
Ca
Model 1
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Amplifie
Re
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1331A-A-8
)
2
-4
Page 17
(
Model 1331A
2-26.
The
approximate
pensation the
following formula:
2-27.
from capacitor
recalculate
If
practical
the
Cc
capacitor
formula
Ca:
value,
Ca
can
values
and
of
in
par
agrap
use the following
in
picofarads,
be
ca
cannot
h 2-25,
determined
be
attained
add
formula
of
com-
from
shunt
to
attenuation ination values are:
A5Rl information x-
and
pensation have
impedance (<l kilohm 2-32.
plifier main a
resistor and
and
ground
than
the
amplifier
power dissip
ratio.
For
and
a 5:1
ratio
Ra = 60 and
75 respectively
on
compensation
y-axis
been
When
input
consideration
10
kilohms
attenuation
may
not
changed
shunting a resistance
to
change
insert
(point
are
must
ation
limitations.
example,
are
required,
Re
for
the
z-axis amplifier).
applies here,
be
required
to
produ
ce a low
).
(lower)
is
the
desired
it
between
A on figures
used,
maximum
be
reduced
when
a 75-ohm term-
the
= 15
(A5Rl
in
the
paragraphs
when
across
the
impedance, the
impedance
the
amplifier
2-3
and
input
because
Installation
resistance
74
and The
on
but
com-
Ra
and
RC
termination
the
am-
. Select
input
2-4).
If
less
voltage
of
to
resistor
(
2-28.
Z-axis
tenuation
plifier can A5R90 ential input ratios calculated
2-29. and
quired.
2-30.
ination normally differential.
ended
resistance
changing
resistance method attenuation
the amp
2-31. get a certain
be considered:
ratio
be
or
A5R l
are
listed
with
If
the
10,
compensation
If
required,
Vmax
intensity
full
polarity).
Termination
resistance
100
The z-axis
and
20
can
attenuation
between
is
simple
ratio. Because second lifier.
method cannot
When
changing termination
Amplifier
of
the
input
changed
74
and
is required.
in
table
the
following formula:
_
V
max
-
ratio
of
use
c =
c 13
NOTE
is
the
voltage
or
blanking
imp
of
the x-and
kilohms
kilohms
be
the
single
amp
changed
resistors,
input
because
attenuation
termination
Attenuation.
circuit
by
changing
A5Rl82
Three
2-3.
Rl82
Rl82
Ra
to
capacitor
the
following formula:
Rl82
---
Rl74
that
edance.
lifi
differential.
by eith
and
it
of
impedance,
of
or
all four
common
Other
+ R174
Rb
Cc
will produce
(depending
The
y-axis amplifiers
ended
and
er
is
10
The
er
or
conn
ground.
does
not change the
design
be used
resistor
impedance
The
the
z-axis am-
the
values
if
differ-
attenuation
values
is between 0.1
kilohms
of
considerations,
on
two
can
may
be re-
on
input
200
two methods:
ecting a third
The
things
term-
kilohms
single
termination
second
the
z-axis
values
must
and
the
at-
of
be
is
to
2-33. CLAIMS.
2-34.
The
warranty instrument manual. warranty if
operation received, Service Office of
this Office will waiting
is
Refer to
statement.
is
notify
manual
arrange
for
settlement
printed
not
immediately
statement
inside
the
rear
of
this
If
physical
as
specified
the
carrier
for addresses).
for
repair
of
the
(refer to
and nearest
applicable
the
front
manual
damage
when
the
the
The
HP
or
replacement
claim
with
cover
for
is found
instrument
HP
list
Sales
the
2-35. REPACKING FOR SHIPMENT.
2-36.
If
the
Model 1331A
HP
Sales
/ Service Office for service
a
tag
showing
ment
serial
required. 2-37.
Use material. ava
ilable, information u
se
d.
Materials
mally
include
a.
A double-walled
test
strength.
b.
Heavy
tect
all material such
as
c.
At approved, shock-absorbing m firm
polyurethane
d. Heavy-duty
side
of
carton.
owner
number, and
the
original
If
the
original
the
HP
and
recommendations.
used
the
following:
paper instrument such
as
Kimp
ak around
least 4 inches
(with address), complete
Sales
for
or
polyurethane
foam.
shipping
is
to
be
shipped
or
repair,
a description
shipping
packing
/Service Office will provide
shipping
carton
sheets
surfaces;
all
of
of
use a nonabrasive
projecting
of
tightly-packed,
ate
tape
of
carton
material
on
materials
an
instrument
at
least
cardboard
or
cushioned
parts.
rial
such
for
securing
the
and
275
to
this
of
this
the
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Sales
in
back
/ Service
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carrier.
to
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attach
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service
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(
Page 19
Model 1331A
Operation
(
3-1.
3-2.
1331A op
tor opera words a
of
INTRODUCTION
This
section
era
ting
's
checks
ting
the
instrument.
and
instructions.
nd
phr
ases
contains
controls,
adjustments, and
Table
used
3-3. CONTROLS AND
3-4.
All co
ntrols
described
expl
3-5. BEAM FIND.
3-6. to locate due POSITION the
BEAM
in
anatio
n are covered
The BEAM
the beam
to
a large
FIND
and
figure 3-1.
FIND
input
controls,
cont
connectors
Controls
in
cont
when
voltage, or a malfunction. rol,
pro
.
an
explanation
mod
es
of
operation, opera-
step-by-step
3-1 co
ntains a list
to d
escr
ibe
the
CONNECTORS.
are
identified a
requiring
the
following
rol is a sli
it
is deflected
misadjustment
ceed
as
follows:
para
de
switch used
off
To
SECTION
OPERATION
of
Model
of
operation
nd
further
gra
phs.
screen
of
the
operate
111
Set
a.
b.
c.
visible.
d. D
to vie
e.
n
ot
operate corr
3-7. INTENSITY.
INTENSITY
Set
BEAM
Turn
ete
wing
area.
Set
A
high period the CRT
INTENSITY
rmine action
BEAM
inten
of
time
display
FIND
ectly
sity
FIND
with
display
can cau
area.
fully ccw.
to ON.
slowly cw
required to
to off. Model 1331A will
BEAM
over
se
burn
until
return
FIND
an
extended
damage
set
beam
beam
to ON.
to
is
Word
or
Phrase
Write
Persistence
Store
Erase
Int
ens
ity
Bloom
Backgro illumination
Fade
und
positive
Table
3-1.
Definitions
To display
The length C
RT
moved
To a
display
To
been
The
CRT.
Visible,
tortion
A light-green tire
An increase tens
transform
on
the
of
after
the
.
retain
, for
that
remove all
written
brightness
nonsymmetric
of a display
CRT
viewing
ity
occuring
Definition
an
input
CRT.
time a displ
writing
an
extended
has
been
displays
or
sto
red
of
a displ
written
illumination
area.
in
background
in eith
signal
signal has been re-
written
and
on the CRT.
ay
al
expansion
er
write
into a visua
ay
remains
period
of
on the CRT.
blooms that
written
on
the
CRT.
cove
ring
illumination
or
store
on
tim
e,
on the
and
the
en-
mode.
l
the
have
dis-
in-
(
Fade
negative
A decrease
or
write
sto
in
re
trace
mode.
int
ensity
occuring
in eith
er
3-1
Page 20
Operation
Model 1331A
3-8.
The
INTENSITY
tens
ity from completely
ness
(cw)
in the CRT, follow 3
-2
before slowly vie
wing
the
operating
until the
level
without
display
control
off
(ccw) to
write
mode. To
preoperational
the
instrument. Increase
brightness
blooming.
adjusts
maximum
avoid
procedure
is
at
the
display
damage
in intensity
a comfortable
3-9. APPLICATIONS.
3-10. Model 1331A of
x-,
y-,
and z-axis
and
sensitivity
in
Section I). ferential :
md modified (Section many paragraph cations.
or
single
amplifier
specific
in
can
be
used for
displays
specifications (refer
Furthermore,
ended),
input
termination
II)
to
applications.
Section I
the
amplifier
meet
Refer to
for
a l
within
ist
any
application
its
bandwidth
to
specifications
type
of
input
deflection factor,
impedance
the
requirements
the
description
of suggested
3-11. PREOPERATION ADJUSTMENTS OPERATOR 'S CHECKS.
3-
12.
The
preoperational
figure 3-2.
check to verify
This
procedure
proper
procedure is
also
serves
operation
of
shown
as
an
the
instrument.
operator
in-
bright-
to
the
figure
(dif-
can
be
app
AND
of
li-
in
3-13.
3
-14. limited to and
on This surfaces with can detergent.
OPERA
Operator's
the
exterior
the
exposes
a commercial be removed
cleaning
contrast
the
and
smooth
TOR'S
maintenance
ope
rator
's
of
screen
face
of
metal
glass
with a mi
MAINT
checks
the
instrument.
for
removal
the
CRT
surfaces
cleaner.
ENANCE.
of
Model 1331A is
in
paragraph
Pull
and
for cleaning.
can
Stubborn
ld liquid
3-15. OPERATING PROCEDURES.
3-16. Fi operating photographs
instructions. explained
be modified unique
gures
3-2
procedures.
correspond
Only
in
the
or
operating
through
the
illustrations.
combined to fill a
requirements.
The
basic
3-4
contain
index
to
step
operating
These
step-by-step numbers numbers
techniques
techniques
wide
3-12
upward
cleaning.
Glass
be
cleaned
residues
household
on
the
in
the are
can
variety
of
3-2
Page 21
Model 1331A
Operation
(
1.
FOCUS.
2.
INTENSITY.
Paragraph
fer to
PERSISTENCE.
3. write mode.
4.
ERASE. from
CRT
mode only.
5. WRITE. information
6. STORE. for
an
extended
7.
VERT of
trace.
8.
HORIZ tion
of
9.
LINE
indicator.
is
applied
FRONT
Adjusts
Press
Press
Press
POSITION.
POSITION.
trace.
to
sharpness
Adjusts
3-8.
and
viewing
in
on
CRT.
in
time
Lights
instrument.
PANEL
brightness
Adjusts
release
area.
to
write
to
store
on
Adjusts
Adjusts
when
of
duration
to remove
Operates
and
input
CRT.
vertical
horizontal
operating
10
trace.
of
trace. Re-
of
trace
display
in
display
information
position
2
in
write
input
posi-
power
B A
REAR
A.
LINE. power.
B.
FUSE. Protects loads.
C.
SELECTOR.
115V
D. BEAM
into
E. ASTIG.
F. TRACE ALIGN.
graticule.
G. Y
plifier.
X
H.
plifier.
Connects
or
230V operation.
FIND.
viewing
Adjusts
INPUT.
INPUT.
Connects
area.
Input
Input
PANEL
instrument
instrument
power
Brings
trace
off-screen
Refer to
dot
Aligns
connector
connector
trace
to
from
current
transformer
trace
Paragraph
symmetry.
with
horizontal
for
y-axis
for x-axis
1331A-A-1
operating
over-
for
back
3-5.
am-
am-
(
10.
LINE
switch. Applies
strument.
operating
Figure
power to in-
3-1.
Model 1331A
I.
Controls
Z
INPUT.
plifier.
and
Input
Connectors
connector
for z-ax1s
am-
3-3
Page 22
Operation
11,
13
1,
3 6,8
7,
2
Model 1331A
4,
5
8
1331A-A-2
1.
Set
INTENSITY,
ccw.
2.
Set
LINE
LINE
indicator
3.
Put
instrument
WRITE
Do when control.
4.
Adjust
brightness should tinguished able
viewing
5.
turned
Adjust eas
cw.
INTENSITY
ily visible
and
switch
to ON
lights.
in
write mode by press
pushbutton.
not
allow
adjusting
INTENSITY
vary
in
full ccw position to
brightness,
control
with
minimum
PERSISTENCE
and
the
dot
to bloom
the
INTENSITY
control.
from co
as
so
display
persistence.
observe
Display
mpl
etely ex-
an
accept-
control is
dot
full
that
ing
dot
is
6.
Adjust
its zontally at
either
7.
Adjust full across extreme
Adjust
8. trols
9.
Apply connector. appear
10.
Adjust trace
11.
Adjust Display of
control and
for defocused
12.
Adjust symmetry
13.
Adjust
HORIZ
full
range.
across extreme
VERT
POSITION
range.
CRT
of
Display
and
control.
HORIZ
to
center
display
1 kHz, 1 V p-p
This
on
CRT.
TRACE
with
horizontal
FOCUS
dot
will
focused
display
ASTIG
(roundness).
FOCUS
POSITION
Display
CRT
and
of
control.
control through
dot
will
out
of
control
dot
will
move
out
of
viewing
and
VERT
will
cause
ALIGN
dot
signa
on
as
POSITION
CRT.
l to X
horizontal
necessary
graticule
control through
be
defocused
near
at
midrange.
dot.
contro
l for
best
for
smallest
dot
move
viewing
through
area
lines.
its
full
each
display
size.
hori­area
its
vertically
at
either
con-
INPUT trace
to
to
align
range.
extreme
Adjust
dot
3-4
Figure
3-2.
Preoperational
Procedure
Page 23
(
Model 1331A
Operation
1.
Perform
3-2).
2.
Press
3.
Adjust
trols for desired
display.
4.
Press
5.
Press
6.
Press
preoperational
TO
WRITE
WRITE
INT
Excessive intensity ence duces stored.
STORE
WRITE
ERASE
pushbutton.
ENS
ITY
and
brightness
NOTE
when
writing a display
the
time a display
TO
STORE
pushbutton.
TO
ERASE
pushbutton.
pushbutton.
procedures (figure
PERSI
and
and
STENCE
duration
persist
-
re-
can
be
con-
of
(
7.
Erasure each
new
cases
where
are
to
3-4).
Figure
should
be
displayed
3-3.
take
piece
two
or
General
place
of
information,
more
pieces
simultaneously
Operating
prior
to
of
information
Procedure
writing
except
(Figure
in
1331A·A-3
3-5
Page 24
Operation
Model 1331A
1. Perform
3-2).
2.
Press
WRITE
3.
After
desired
press
STORE
4.
Use HORIZ
to position written previously written.
Keep write that tion
5.
Press
WRITE
6.
Use
HORIZ
to position
7.
Press
STORE
format
ion is written.
preoperational
pushbutton.
information
pushbutton.
and
VERT
trace
so
will
not
interfere
NOTE
write
periods short.
period reduces
previously
can
be
stored.
pushbutton.
and
VERT
trace
as
desired.
pushbutton
procedures (figure
has
been written,
POSITION
that
information
with
information
Each
the
time
written
informa-
POSITION
after
desired in-
controls
to be
controls
3-6
Repeat
8. desired.
Figure 3-4. Multiple
this
procedure
as
many
Display
times
Procedure
as
1331A-A-4
)
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Model 1331A
Theory
c
PRINCIPLES
4-1.
INTRODUCTION.
4-2.
This
section
the
principles
It
also
contains
1331A keyed to block planation is provided
diagrams
of
contains a simp
of
variab
le
persistence
functiona
an
of
circuit
circuit functions, keyed
after
the
block
l descriptions
overall block
groups. A detailed ex-
diagram
lified
diagram
to
the
discussion.
4-3. VARIABLE PERSISTENCE
AGE .
4-4.
The
following simplified vided to give the overall operation
4-5.
THE
4-6.
The
storage ventional electrostatic deflection electron aluminized tional electron write
gun.
second electron
shaping
beam collector and the write
4-7. The
gun
e
mit
cloud (flood electrons)
toward collector mesh. on The metallic
4-8. and transparent
coating
action ing. dielectric the storage tion, Because
face drops to flood electrons collector mesh.
mesh, and a storage
variable
gun
flood
's
horizontal
a cloud
the
the
inside
collector
mesh
The
action
variable
consisting
takes
This
surface
material
the
storage
of
reader a better
of
the
instrument.
STORAGE
phosphor
Additionally,
persistence elements
and
of
electrons from
storage
of
persistence possible.
metallic
place
mesh
the
about
CRT
CRT
viewing surface.
gun
in a storage
gun
(called
and
accelerator grids, collimator, a
the
viewing
gun
is
located
deflection plates.
mesh by
The
collimator
the
funne mesh located
is
just
of
the
storage
mesh
of
a dielectric
on
the
is
called
causes
and
the
mesh
capacitive
-10
are
repelled
explanations
understanding
.
(figure
the
is
an
capacitive
is
volts.
4-1)
storage
the
mesh.
phosphor.
just
its
cathode.
shaped
the
is
a conductive
l section
electrically
behind
mesh
covered
outside
the
storage
storage
held
coupling,
In
and
contains
tube
CRT
flood gun), flood
These
are
located between
outside
Its
and
collimator
of
the
the
storage
makes
It
is
an
with
material.
surface
coupling between
surface.
at
about
the
this
condition,
collected
SECTION IV
explanation
and
storage.
of
Model
and
schematics,
AND
STOR-
are
pro-
of
the
a con-
gun
and
an
The
conven-
is
called
contains
function is to
The
accel
CRT
transparent
electrically
of
surface. The
storage
the
storage
the
write
electron
erated
and
the
coating
glass.
mesh.
storage
a special
Storage
the
coat-
In
opera
+4
volts.
sur-
the
by
the
of
to
a
-
OF
OPERATION
4-9.
The
discussion
sumed write gun is now energy strikes
trons off electrons ever surface, the loss more positive, flood strike the (and
4-10. SECONDARY EMISSION RATIO .
4-11. curve ratio storage the electrons
ber over more electrons of than
4-1
4-
of erase mesh storage areas is are mesh released dropped timing RC
14
+ mesh face erase
returned
­applied
Model 1331A.
that
th e write gun
is
much higher
the
storage
already
(secondary emission).
are
collected
the
write
gun
potential
of
electrons. Because
the
phosphor
pattern
stored)
storage
arriving
the
leaving,
2. ERASE CYCLE .
13. the
pressed,
brought
, + 1
charging
volts.
to
10
volts. All
traced
on
Figure
of
is
point
storage
Figure
potentials
cycle.
is held are
period
and
timing
4-2
the
storage
the
basis
surface
surface.
leaving
is
the
are surface
the
4-3
Prior
at
surface
near
the
to
58
volts. When
both
storage
to
approximately-12
of
action
Capacitive
the
storage
follow
to
to
and
period,
+4 volts
these
the
storage
in
the
turned
on
the
and
called a crossover point.
secondary
to
+4
are
0 volt. When
storage
the
approximately
on, the electron
surface
the
storage
by
electron
at
gun
electrons
viewing screen.
by
the
storage
is
the
surface.
for
storage
for
erasure
The
the
storage
leaving
rises;
potential
graphica
on
the
initiation
volts.
at
-10
mesh
same
mesh
brings
coupling between
surface
rise to 0 volt.
the
and
actions
mesh
previous
was turned
than
with
The
the
collector
beam
that
point
these
write
surface.
secondary
The
of
point
where
surface
emission
than
arriving,
when
decreases.
lly
shows
storage
of
The unwritten
volts
the
and
potential as
the
ERASE
and
.5 volts.
the
causes
storage
the
are
caused
by
paragra
the
flood electrons)
suc
h force th
surface
secondary emission
strikes
rises
points
pass
In
gun
beam
emission
secondary
information
of
information
the
equals
ratio
more
the
surface during
the cycle,
and
ERASE pushbutton
the
storage surface
pushbutton
storage
During
800 milliseconds,
storage
the
At
the
mesh
storage
by
the pul
ph
off.
If
beam
(whose
at
elec-
are knock
mes
h. Wher-
the
storage
due to
have
become
through
this
manner,
is
written
ratio
emission
on
from
number
the
num-
At
a cross-
= 1.
When
the
potential
are
arriving
variations
the
storage
areas
of the
the
writte
the
collector
surface
an
erase
mesh
up
the
storage
storage
end
of
potential
surface
waveforms
se circuits
as-
th
ed
the
and
the
of
the
is
are
an
to
sur-
the
is to
in
e
n
4-1
Page 28
Theory
Model 133
1A
4-14.
After
the
erase
cycle,
previously formation is
ready (with storage where pass phor
post
4-15. VARIABLE PERSISTENCE.
4-16. in
the
on
the persistence would Model 1331A does it
uses a varied. method all
information there the
has
to
store
much
higher
surface
they
strike
through
these
viewing
accelerator.
It
is possible
CRT
so
phosphor
method Variable of
removing
until
the
natural
storage
been
removed
new
information.
than
crossover
in
a positive direction
the
storage
areas
and
screen
that
by
to
disable
the
write viewing depend
not
use
that
permits
the
gun
surface.
only
persistence
stored
written
ERASE
on
the
pushbutton
time
(in excess
and
surface. Flood electrons
are
high
on
this
CRTs
information;
storage
elapses. 4-17.
Figure persistence shows The
that
shaded unwritten In
the
write mode,
the
storage
increased
tively While
at
of
the
storage electrons. written storage ward 0 volt. mesh
returns
face
drops surface return
to a initial the and is
potential.
ability
capture
slightly
4-18. A train written 4-4.
The
by
varying effect, noticible background mesh
is pulsed positive, flood electrons
all
areas
screen,
4-19. STORAGE.
4-20. to
the
even
In
storage
4-4
is
obtained.
the
area
and
written
mesh
this
increased
surface
This
areas
because
mesh
and
At
to
10 volts.
return
to
potential
of
the
flood
reduced.
of
trace
as shown
persistence
the
glow
of
the
ly
exciting
store
mode,
mesh,
graphically
storage
shows
areas
short
and
the
10 volts
for
The
mesh
the
erase
storage
the
shows
left
potential
of
potential,
attract
tends
to
the
the
end
its
normal
The
unwritten
-10 slightly
This
decrease
post
gun
electrons,
erase
by
of
repetition
under
and
lower
the
capacitance
storage
of
the
level
volts
and
more
accelerator to
pulses
the
some
gradually
the
shaded
written
rate
of
conditions,
on the CRT. While
mesh
to
the
entire
erase
and
persistence
the
pulses
written
the
storage
Write
gun
energy)
only
charge
in
pulled to
potential
the
storage elements
beam
writes directly
In
such
the
type
phosphor.
mode
of
operation;
the
persistence
require
otherwise,
surface
is
pressed
of
15
how
side
of
the
is
fixed
at
of
the
storage
pulses
duration
surface
the
ciwture
the
are
applied
is
of
the
written
flood
potential
between
surface
pulse,
and
areas
negative
in
charges the
the
storage
of
the
written
potential
the
than
reach
and
trace
brightness
erases
areas
trace
the
pulses. A side
is a light
the
pass
phosphor
surface.
are
not
(store time)
in-
surface
electrons
the
the
areas
the
phos-
on
the
a mode,
to be
some
remains
or
until
minutes)
variable
graph
+4
volts.
both
the
surface.
to
capaci-
pulse.
areas
gun
of
the the
to-
storage
sur-
storage
areas
their
reduces
through
the
in
figure
is
varied
storage through viewing
app
lied
is
iimited This ionization electrons. positive phosphor ground positive mode for
4-21. STORAGE PRECAUTIONS.
4-22. surface, tential. verted pation electric trace blooming. should ing
primarily
occurs
The
and
illumination
is
by
brief
periods
When
they
The
to
heat
rating
material.
always
occurs.
by
an
effect called
on
the
of
residual storage
storage
surface
gas
surface
molecules
gradually
allows flood electrons to
viewing
reduced (
keeping
area
until
and
the
to
refresh
write
gun
cause a very
energy
and,
of
the
from
when
storage
The
The
intensity
be
set
below
where
the
display
store
time
flood
gun
the
electrons
this
it
exceeds
burning
the
display.
rapid sudden
surface,
and
by
penetrate
they
increase
is obscured. increased) in turned
strike
increase
change the
action
level
of
point
fade
positive.
is
caused flood
charges
off
the
heat
burns
is
visible
the
write
where
by
gun
more
to
the
back-
Fade
stor
except
storage
in
po-
is
con-
dissi-
the
di-
as
gun
bloom-
e
4-23. BLOCK DIAGRAM DISCUSSION.
4-24.
This
discussion
the
circuit
on
the
4-25. LOW VOLTAGE POWER SUPPLIES.
4-26.
blocks, puts
+12.5V,
and
to it.
4-27.
4-28. high volts for: volts for post ment, high trols by
controlling
4-29. X- AND Y-AXIS AMPLIFIERS.
4-30. and
groups
overall
This
block
block provides power to
including
at
four
de
and
+158V.
all
the
other
The
+ 12.6V
HIGH
VOLTAGE POWER SUPPLY.
The
high
voltage
the
the
potentials
write
write
accelerator.
hv
adj,
and
voltage
the
power
intensity
The x-and
serve to drive deflection plates. trols
are
included
and
phase
shift
illust
(blocks) to
diagram,
the
high
voltages
low
supply
voltage
The
voltage
is
are
-50V
power
to
gun
cathode,
gun
grid, and
The
write
the
FOCUS
supply.
and
blanking
the
voltage
y-axis
amplifiers
the
CRT
POSITION
in
these
adjustment.
rates
the
each
other.
figure 4-6.
voltage
power
supplied: +50V,
supply
supplies
also
adjustable.
supply
operate
the
approximately
+7.5 kilovolts
gun
intensity
control
The
gate
functions
to
the
write
are
horizontal
and
BEAM
blocks
as
well
relationships
It
is
based
all
the
oth
supply.
Out
-50V,
is
adjustable
are
referenced
provides the CRT:
-2915
-29 for
limit
adjust-
are
part
of
amplifier con-
of
the
CRT
gun
grid.
nearly
identical
and
vertical
FIND
con-
as
the
gain
of
er
55
the
the
-
)
4-2
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Th
eory
WRITE GUN
FLOOD GUN
AQUA
DAG
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154
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STORAGE P
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1331A-A-15
4-3
Page 30
(
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Model 1331A
4-31.
Z-AXIS
4-32.
The current mitting
4-33.
4-34.
INTENSITY
Intensity intensity control, and the bl three inputs drive
the
of
the
blanking
other
inputs. The
ra
ng
e to drive the CRT between co
maximum
4-3
5.
CONTROL
4-36. The and
STORE), determine and
determine
functions
cept
store
loc
ated on
4-3
7.
PU L
4-38.
The
timing
signals
pulse circuits
4-5. The the
control forms a variable transistor shown gates. will HI.
on
If
be
LO;
HI and positive designated in
the
circuit.
AMPLIFIER.
z-axis gain external
gate:
the
anking
input
amplifier
required to
intensity
GATE.
is
controlled
the
de
dynamic
signa
are
summed
to
the
output
signal
gate
amplifier
brightn
control
ess.
CIRCUITS
circuits
initiate
persist
ence
of
store
time
are
controlled
time
adj,
which
the
program
SE
CIRCUITS
pulse circ
inputs
circuits
nd
de voltag
persist
switches the
any
if
block
input
uits
for
the
mode
are
shown
are analog
and
es
ence
elements
function
diagrams
to a NOR
all
inputs
LO refer to logic
of
two different logic l
are
probably
provides
drive
the
control
by
output
from
from
l from
the
in the
gate
amplifier.
is
large enough
.
determine
the
erase
the
display
(store
by
front
is
an
board, A6.
.
provide
and
in
greater
and
digital
the
outputs are
to control
of
as
as
gate
are
LO,
states.
different
the
voltage
intensity
gate,
(z-axis modulation
three
inputs
the
INTENSITY
the
z-axis amplifier,
pul
se
circuits.
input
circuit
The
amplitude
to override
provides the
mplete
mode
dynami
cutoff
(WRITE
cycle (ERASE),
(PERSISTENCE),
time
adj). All these
panel
controls ex-
internal
the
erase
adjustment
operating and fun
ctions.
detail
in
commands
tim
ed wave-
the
storage
the
CRT.
Some
logic c
ircuits and
NOR
(negated
is HI, the
the
HI
eve
ls.
at
different
output
The
output
will be
is the
voltages
and
per-
to
the
The and
the
and
The
figure
from
and
of
the are
OR)
more
points
4-39. Write Mode. See figure 4-5A. A write
mmand
co
invert outputs The flood from
the flood gun
4-40.
the blan gate causes
(LO) is
er.
The
from
LO
output
gun
switch
the
pulse generator
flood
gun
gun
switch
on.
The
LO
king
app
HI output
the
write
from
in
switch) a
to
go
output
gate.
The
an
unblanking
lied
the
two
nd caus
HI.
from
HI
on
the
of the
invert
gate and
flood
gun
ways:
it
(no
pulses
es
This
turns
the
write
output
command
mode
input
er
flood
gate
inhibits
pass
the
output
the
gate
from the
(LO) to be
to
causes
gun
gate.
affects
the
input
through
of
CRT
flood
activates
blanking
the LO
the
the
app
lied by gate also enabl from on the
and
storage
).
4-41.
ma
nd
verter.
HI
output
-42. The
4 the pulse
The
c
th
e C
4-43.
outp
ut
the
blanking
(HI) to
blanking causing ax
is amplifier.
the
write
4-44. put
of
the
pulse hibited of
the
c
lamped
to
apply
4-46. Erase Function. See figure 4-5C. Before
e
rase button pushbutton
the stor storage
4-46. is
manually
limit
During
circ
uits is applied directly to ure 4-3 a app
lied to
ca
pacitor to
RC
timing storage c
harged
Prime
47.
4-
+ 158 volts is removed a
gin. period a erase
the
amplifier.
es
the
the
pul
se
output
of
The
LO storage generator
the
gate;
off. The resultant
erase
circuit to
Store Mode.
(HI) is
The
LO
from
HI
generator
flood
gun switch
RT
flood
The
HI output
of
the
amp
the
gate
gate
-49
volts to be
gun
The HI output
the
storage
generator
and
the
storage
in
the
+3.5
vol
function
must
be
applies
age
erase
See
app
lied on output the
output
from
write
from
input
appli
gun
accel
erator.
from the
blanking
gate
lifi
er
to apply a blanking command
amplifier.
also
operates
applied
This
deflects a
away
from
of
the
gate
to go LO.
input
pulses
gate.
LO
ts
can
do
The
outp
state caus
to
the
CRT
be
activate
pressed. When pressed,
+ 158 volts to
circuit, a
mes h.
Th
e time
set
during
closed
for
prime time; it
is
which
called
prime time, + 158 volts is
to accom
nd
erase
in
time is
When the
plish
paragraph
the
erase
be
charged
action.
Third
circuit;
this causes a capacitor
preparation
indicated
ERASE
thr
the
CRT
4-13). Second, +158
timing
in
, +158 volts
for
in
figure 4-5C
nd
These
ppr
timing
timing oxim
ate
period is
actions create ly 800 milliseconds long. The
indi
blanking
output
from
this permits
to
turn
pulses
are
the
CRT
figure 4-
the
gate
the
to
es
5B. A mode i the
inverter
and
flood the
flood
the
amplified pulses to
write
to go LO.
The
LO
the
to
ny
stray
the
target
write
gate cau
In
to
the
storage
not
appear
ut
of
the
ing
the
stora
ge
d, the WRITE
the
nd
directly to
the
ERASE
prime
depends
applied
ee
act
ions.
storage
circuit;
preparation
another RC
pushbutton
the
RC
timing actions be-
cated
in
amp
the
the
storage
applied
storage
nput
lifier to
write
the
store
pulses
through
mesh.
to
the
the
gate
gate
com-
in-
causes
flood
gun
gate
gun
gate
enables
gun
switch.
gate causes
This
output
the
causes
of the
deflector switch,
one
side
of
the
elec
trons
from
area
of
the
CRT.
ses
the
out-
this condition
gate
is in-
at
the output storage storage
gate switch
mesh.
the
push-
the
ERASE
erase
switch,
the
CRT
pushbutton
time. There
on the
First,
mesh
this
for
is
applied
is
operator
to
the
pulse
+ 158 volts
(see fig-
volts causes the
basi
to the
no
is
to be dis-
timing
as
time
action.
period A.
is released, the
an
erase
timing
figure 4-5C
as
a
.
x-
,
is
.
a
c
time period C.
Page 31
Theory
l\1odel 1331A
4-48.
Some
of
the
waveforms
4-5C
are
A).
present
Others
are
only
present
during
only period (time period C). Still both
prime
plus
the
4-5
as
4-49. output differe levels. C.
One
ac
tivates
activates 4-50. Because
any
time generator prevent gun
switch
output
time
erase
timing
time period The
erase
lines.
Two
nt
circuits
Both
output
output
the
blanking
the
collimator
line
the
Model 1331A is
must
be
pulses
from
from
to
the
the erase
and
B.
switch
output
require
lines
disables
flood
disabled
being
flood
the
period
gate. driver.
gun
not
switch
generator. 4-51.
One
input
to
the
blanking activated erase period to be LO
4-52. the gate tend
RC
current the of a charging the circuit path stabilizes C,
the circ coupled to
4-53. time period B. apply
It
also volts to assure reach
switch
C.
The
write
are
to
curve
from
output
is
pulse
uit
is
The the
one that
the
during
activates
This
causes
during
HI
from
gate
LO; now
LO
so
the
go
HI.
Its
because the
the
storage
of
the
capacitor.
takes
less
cut
off
and
in
its
HI
generator
turned
the
off,
CRT
output
This
blanking
causes
the
side
of
no
electrons from
target
pulse
period A. another
the
both
the
inverter
both
output
rise to
storage
storage
current
the
output
state.
is
and
storage
of
the
blanking
causes
signal
deflector
the
x-axis amplifier.
area
of
cycle.
4-5
4.
DETAILED
4-5
5.
The a guide to ment
and
For
instance,
tions
as a Darlington
following
understanding
are
not a discussion
the
CIRCUIT
paragraphs
text
may
amplifier
the
indicat
prime
during
others
erase
is
initiates 3 actions
lines
are
different
go
HI
the
pulse
The
switch in
store
during applied gun
accelerator.
output
of
ed
time
the
erase
are
present
cycle.
indicated
required
operating
during
generator
other
is
activated
mode,
time
through
disables
gate
was
The
HI
input
during
the
blanking
on
figure
(time period
timing during
Prime
in
time
figure
on
because
voltage
time
period
and
output
line
(Al)
the
pulse
period C to
the
flood
The
HI
the
pulse
previously
from
the
pulse
gate
periods (pulse period B).
holds
the
output
inputs
of
the
the
erase
gate.
The
erase
As
the
until
At
the enabled, the the
erase
to
storage
HI
state circuit rising
circuit is
capacitor
, finally,
of
the
end
of
storage
pulses
the
storage
gate
will be
is
robbing
voltage
the
charges,
its
charge
storage
time
are
will
an
result
gate
period
erase
again
mesh.
gate
is
LO
during
the
(HI) to
switch
the
CRT
blanking
the
the
gate
write
during
amplifier
amplifier.
to
apply
These
the
actions
gun
erase
-49 will
THEORY.
are
functioning
of
basic
state
that
and
assume
intended of
the
electronics.
a circuit func-
instru-
that
as
the
of
at
to
reader usual The matics the eac be folded
2
4-56. LOW VOLTAGE POWER SUPPLIES.
4-57. voltages to four
-50volts,+12.6 power a each of
4-58.
1331A
vac (single Sl former primaries for current
4-59. Secondary
voltage rectified rectifier is filtered former DSl
4-60.
sample
Any
with a reference the base applied to
is
the
4-61.
+50
the sample pared amplified Series direction
4-62. + 158 Volt Regulator. See
+ 158 volt power volt power in reference voltage. and is driven the
knows
circuits
detailed
located
appro
priate
h discussion.
out
The
low voltage power
supplies
secondary
the
de
Primary
can
be
phase,
applies
230
power to the
Tl.
SELECTOR
in
parallel
vac
operation.
from
across
by a bridg
Tl
also
and
6.3
vac
-50
Volt Regulator. See
of
the
error
is
of
AlQ4.
the
driven
by
error.
+50
Volt Regulator. See
volt
power
-50
volt
of
the
to
the
by
regulator
as
to
supply
the
+ 158
volt
applied
to
by
error.
how a
Darlington
will
be
explained
circuit
in
theory
Section
schematic
The
indicated
VIII.
at
for reference
regulated
volts,
and+
158 volts.
consist
power
outputs
Powe
operated
of a primary
circuit,
.
r.
See
from
and a regulator
48 to 440 hertz).
primary
switch
for 115
damaging
Pow
each
secondary
Line
the
er.
vac
fuse
instrument.
See
e rectifier.
and
applied
supplies
for
output
felt
at
base of
A1Q3
supply
power
output
voltage
12
the
CRT
is
selected
the
base
(developed
The
difference A1Q3.
in
such
is
referenced to a
supply
of
the
a direction
reference voltage.
AlQ2
and
applied
QI
is
driven
correct
the
A5Ql
the
error.
supply
power
The
base
is
at
the
base
supply
difference is amplified by A5Q2
of
A5Ql.
in
such
a direction
amplifier
in
greater
is
keyed to
A reference
the
pertinent
schematic
while
reading
supplies
de
voltages;
The
power circuit,
schematic
either
115 vac,
LINE
windings
S2
connects
operation
Fl
prevents
schematic
winding
The
output
to a regulator.
vac
for
LINE
filament
.
schematic
at
the
rotor
of
A1Q5
and
by
is
amplified
Series
regulator
as
schematic
at
the
base
+50
volt
supply
The
difference
to
the
base
by
AlQl
schematic
referenced to
of
A5Q2.
is
compared
Series
regulator as
works. Un-
detail.
the
sche-
is
made
point
may
then
the
text.
convert
+50
line
volts,
low voltage
circuit
1. Model
or
230
ON
switch
of
trans-
the
two
or
in series
excessive
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is
full-wave
of
each
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sample
of
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(
Model 1331A
4-(i:J.
+ 12.6
Regulator.
ple
of
the
output selected power ference) is amplified of such
4-64.
4-65. turned winding Q5 occurs the distributed cuit. sequently the
4-66. A sample by A3R8)
A
sample
power compared (error) is amplified by A3Q3 difference drives
tertiary correct
4-67. rectified by A4CR1
C
components
ting
CRT
4-68. to variations the the
4-69.
from amplifier switch are amplifier to control CRT. A3Q9
plifier. A3Q7 A3Q10 respectively.
4-70.
A 7 accelerator.
4-71. X- AND Y-AXIS AMPLIFIERS.
4-72. See amplifiers
plifier will
and
compared
supply
A5Q3. Series
a direction
HIGH
See
on, Q5
circuit oscillates
The
voltage
supply
winding
the
The
potentials
write
The
the
return
total
brightness
There
the
(A5Q48/ A5Q49
summed
A portion
and
at
as
VOLTAGE POWER SUPPLY.
schematic
starts
of
A4Tl.
through
inductance
conduction
the
voltage
at
the
of
establishes
of
the
-2915
is
fed
with
the
error.
oscillations
on
to
gun.
output
side
in
the
voltage
of
are
INTENSITY
(schematic
and and
and
provides
schematic are
nearly
be
explained.
the
regulator
collector
the
the
of
A4
the
of
output
on
the
three
the A3Q10 form a
of
See
schematic
of
the
12.6
volt
to a
sample
base
of
A5Q4.
by
A5Q4
and
Q4
is
to correct
3.
to Positive the
at a rate
angle
of
+50
a reference
back
reference voltage.
A4Tl
and
and
control
the
of
the
the
CRT.
potentiometer, from
composite
the
brightness
A3Q8
the
the
4. identical,
the
When
the
conduct
tertiary
and
the
volt
base
are
A4CR2, filtered
gate
of
inputs
5), on
are
cathode
potential
Because
through
feedback to
winding
capacitance
of
Q5 (class C)
output,
of
A3Q2.
volt
power
at
output
to
the
and
A3Q2.
of
A3Q5
in
such
stepped
A3,
and
grid
amplifier
control
the
gate
control
to
the
and
from
schematic 7).
signal
complementary
drivers
supply
only
2. A
power
applied
driven
error.
instrument
determined·
the
of
the
ba..;e
a direction
applied
and
grid
amplifier,
grid
(or
blanking)
for
the x-and
supply
of
the
-50
Any
error
to
by A5Q3
the
the
of
A4Tl
of
is
controlled
supply
base
of
high
of
A3Q3
Any
difference
The
amplified
through
up
by
by
the
as
cathode
is
connected
supply.
and
gate
amplifier:
the
the
intensity
The
drives
for A3Q9
is
tripled by
the
CRT
the
y-axis am-
sam-
is volt (dif-
the
base
in
is
first
primary
base
of
and
by
the
the
cir-
and
con-
by
(selected
A3Q3.
voltage
and
the
as
to
A4Tl, Rand
opera-
of
the
Any
varies
controls
z-axis
inputs
the
gate
of
the
am-
and
post
y-axis
4-73.
The
input
stage
pairs (A5Q5A/ A5Q7
as
a differential
tion provides the Y INPUT amplifiers.
4-74.
Common
vides
variable
adjusting
The
4-75. pairs
(A5Q55A/
a differential
A5
Ql
3. differential of
the
CRT. Vertical position
by
changing halves TION shift and phase amplifier is is
of
beam
4-76. Z AXIS AMPLIFIER.
4-77. See the input te
control
plifier composed
A5VR8
volts;
4-78.
4-79. See of WRITE time
4-80. button switch is ERASE and applies
4-81. button that WRITE ting
The
PERSISTENCE
schematic
nects
generator.
of
control
(unequal
y-axis
shift
activated.
the x-and
cannot
nsity
gate
this
CONTROL
the
ERASE
adj
The
switch.
storage
The
switches
both
current
STORE switch,
the
the
and
gain.
vert
gain
output
pair
This
configuration
drive
the
the
differential
R7 is
amplifiers
adj
interrupted
This
y-axis
be
schematic
signal
which,
grid. The
limits
the
limits
schematic
switch
switch
+158
switch, when
circuits
ERASE
It
not
activated.
erase volts to
WRITE
cannot
to
7.
When
store
on
and
emitter
required
the
current
emitter
Amplifier
potentiometer
stage
Ql4
and
with a common
for
the
division
adjusted. Compensation
output
deflected
switch,
applies
the
time
capacitance)
is
A5Cl3.
when
reduces
amplifiers
5.
The
to a level
in
turn,
z-axis
amplifier
of
A5Q53
collector
the
power
CIRCU
6. the
switch
on
program
switch
will function
In +158 volts to
circuits
the
and
that
are
be
activated
activated,
inverter,
when
control to
activated,
adj
consists
follower
amplifier
consists
A5Q55B/
of
amplifier
accomplished
The
the
off
capable
ITS.
The
assembly
WRITE mode,
storage
STORE
mechanically
control, A6R2, to
of
two
A5Q5B/ A5Q8)
pair.
This
high
input
impedance
drive for
A5Q9/ A5Q10 pro-
gain
is
A5R38.
of
two cascoded
Ql5)
current
provides
vertical
current
z-axis
drives
and
voltage
STORE
is a spring-return
on
A5Q35,
deactivated,
the
deflection
control
current
BEAM
the
control circuits
board
the
is
through
when
between
source for
FIND
gain
and
to
the
point
CRT
screen.
amplifier
of
driving
the
CRT
is a
differential
A5Q54. Zener diode
of
A5Q53 to 8.25
dissipated
switch, and
A8
A6.
only
when
the
schematic
mesh
switches
at
the
same
interrupts
on
pulse
STORE
Darlington
connected
configura-
for
the
following
controlled by
connected
the
accomplished
VERT
for
by
adjusting
switch
output
where
increases
write
by
and
the
pressing
erase
7.
of
the
are
connected
time.
the
schematic
connects
generator
switch
the
as
source,
required
plates
the
two
POSI-
phase
the
the
S3
range
the
the in-
gun
am-
A5Q53.
consist
the
the
store
push-
STORE
the
timing
It
also
CRT.
push-
so
The
opera-
the
on
con-
pulse
x-
7.
Page 34
Theory
4-82. PULSE
4-83. See
wavefo
sists A5Q32, The
control set
set This generator paragraph.
4-85.
junction
discharg across A5R104. The spike multivibrator. The erates a negative going
wide charges to 0 volt, A5Q32 c
rms
The pulse
persistence elem
4-
84.
Pulse Generator.
of
current
the PERSISTENCE control
on
full counterclockwise, will reverse
and
disable the
more
charges
When
at
harging
4-86. invert
amplifier that a
transistor
(A5Q36) a
4-
87.
Flood
flood
gun are common inv
erte
rs of the ca
each other. circuits
two inputs. of
jun
4-88.
circuit c A5C35. the base volts 6, A5CR38 jun +4.5
A5C55 to
because A5C52 prime
l at
use
some
A5Q35 ction
Erase
anode
of is
ction
volts.
ease
d), A5CR38
the
pulse
A5Q48
applied
time (when
junction
CIRCUITS.
schematic
on
figure 4-5 a
circuits co
current
and
monostable
through
schematic
clockwise, A5Q31 co
A5C24
frequency
A5C24
transistor
es A5C24, a
the
collector
again
er.
switch
nd
the
Gun
gat
e (A5Q36)
emitter
and tra
circuits. Two
of
Both
because both
Both
and
of
A5R113 a
Timing
onsists
The
input
of
A5CR38
and
of the two diodes
This
the
7. Also refer to ntrol
ents
in
the
source A5Q31,
multi
A5Q31
6.
Either
pulse generator.
faster
as
charges A5Q32,
nd
monostable
pulse
of
to
repeat
The
inverter
functions
to
control the flood
write gate
Gate
and
amplifiers
nsistor
the
both have a common
circuits
gates
can
have co
nd
switches
function
mmon
A5R114.
Circuit.
of
A5CR38, A5CR39, A5R123,
to
the and
and
to
the
from
the
ERASE
A5CR39
positive
base of
is
of the
already
the
and
A5CR39
A5C52
ERASE
two
nd
figures 8-21, -22,
the
CRT.
The
vibrator is
or
and
explained
to
the
generates
triggers
A5Q33.
turns
the
cycle.
as
a logi c
(A5Q37).
and
switches
need
be
activated
erase
its
base
turn on.
rises
change
turned
diodes
the
storage and
pulse
generator
relaxation
A5Q33/ A5Q34. determin by
the
store
of
these controls,
As
either
nducts
the
about
off
is
more
increases
in
the
firing
transistor
a positive
the
multivibrator
10 microseconds
When
and
a co
mmon emitter
inverter
Write Gate .
the
write
gate
that
function
to control the
are
to
be
isolated
as
negated
from
inputs
two
of
turn
at
The
erase
timing
outputs
A5Q52.
switch
The
voltage
from 0
is
coupled
but
it
has
on.
At
pushbutton
off. The voltage drops
voltages
and
variable
oscillator
ed by
either
time
when
bias
A5Q31
control
current.
the
pulse
following
point
of
conducts,
spike
monostable
A5C24 dis-
A5C24
input
on
volt
starts
and
gun
gate
(A5Q37)
as
logic
outputs
required be-
from
OR
(NOR)
either
the
collector
at
timing
circuit is
are
to the
When
+ 158
schematic
at
to
about
through
no
effect
the
end
is re-
to 0 volt
and
-23.
con-
adj
uni-
gen-
as
The
of
the
and
at
the
of
is
Model 1331A
This
negative
ping
the
volts.
Immedi through to c
harg
A5Q52
This
is
4-89.
Erase
A5Q39,
transistor
mits
a la input current. on
and volt. When the time
pulse is transistors +l.4 volts. collector is
one
the
other
A5CR40
+0
.6
volts.
off
and
4-
90.
Blankin
is a co
mmon
invert
er
tr
olled from functio The circ the o During and from During the switch th period; consequently, entire erase
a switch eit OR (NOR pulse the
mode,
pulses from
off mode, output (800 milliseconds), tends because circuit.
1·92. Stora
.
c
ns
three
uit
erase
utput
of
its
the
e er
ase
91.
Storag
common
and
her
of
generator
write gate
the input
so
that the
is
to
ircuit
consists
change
voltage
ately,
A5R123 towa
e A5C35 to +1.4 volts (turn
and
A5Q39) is approximately
the bas
ic
Switch.
is
a Da
switch.
rger
current
Norm
the
collector
coupled to
turn
During
of
A5Q39 to
output
its anode rise
side
is
turned
When
of
of
g Gate.
emitter
and
transistor
any
as a three-input
inputs are:
from
the
switch
the
write write mode, all output
write
erase
is
HI
during
timing circuit
function.
e Gate.
emitter
logic
two
inputs,
) logic
the
the
output
clamped LO.
go
HI,
current
ge
is coupled
at
the
base
the
rds
timing
negative
off
A5CR40. When A5Q39
A5Q39
cat
is
gate
amplifier
inverter.
gate.
at
at
from
pulse
outp
from
is being
Erase
of
for
The
rlington
The
Darlington
to
ally,
of
going
until
this
+50
volts.
the
erase
on and
is
s to +4.7 volts.
The bla
amplifier
switch.
of
three
the
hode
at the ano
gate
from
three
HI.
During
is
function,
prime time
is
the
The storage
it
also
The
the
collector
the
collector
the
generator
ut
is a train
the
During
both
inputs
but the
drawn
Circuit.
switch
A5Q42
through
of
A5Q52
capacitor
+50
volts.
the
erase
erase
pair
be
switched
both
transistors
A5Q39
transition
the
base
A5C35
time,
A5CR
The
switch. The
its
anode
turned
nking
that
Because
different
negated
output
of
A5CR39,
de
of
the
of
store mode, the
HI
and
the
input
HI
during
output
functioning
Because
fundions
two
inputs
of
of
write
gate
turn
write
the
are
change
by
The
and
A5C35, drop­toward
starts charging
The
time
required
on voltage. for
800
millis
cycle.
switch,
functioning
is
charges
off, A5CR40
func
of
collector
its
its
and
is
it
of
gate
erase
LO
A5Q52
configuration
with a small
are
clamped nea
of
the
of
A5Q52,
back
51
clamps
collector
OR the erase timing
A5CR40,
the
gate,
is
A5Q33,
A5Q37.
the
pulses. In
is
the
Darlington
of
other
is
turned
is
clamped
gate,
tions
as
it
can
inputs,
(NOR) gate.
the
output
and the
of
inputs
output
from
the
the
input
erase
LO
during
A5Q41 ,
as a transistor
activated
as a negated
are: from
and
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is
LO
and
gate
is
HI
and
timing
and
the
an
RC
storage
storage
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eco
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and
as
per-
turned
r 0
prime
both
up to
the
A5Q39
is
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on,
to
turns
A5Q48,
a logic
be
con-
it
also
of
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LO
input
is
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from
timing
the
is
from
the
from
write
the
on
and
store
the
period
output
curve
erase
erase
pair
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Model 1331A
A5Q43/ A5Q44. A5Q43, A5Q44, The
waveform
to
the
button
CRT
is pressed, + 158 volts
at
storage
A5Q42. A5Q42 A5C37. turn A5CR42, time, A5CR43 applied to button allowing begins to A5R141. of emitter A5CR43 A5C37 and diode following erase the again
This
causes
on,
clamping
and
A5CR43)
is
the
storage
is
released, + 158V
A5Q42
charge
The
rising
A5CR43
and
follower, A5Q43/ A5Q44 (A5CR42
are
biased
rises
to
back
A5CR42
junction
timing
storage
applied
one
gate
turn
at
junction
period,
to
4-93. Collimator
consists emitter mator so paths function and age because the surface erasure are tion mation electrons to where face output output to
of
common
follower A5Q50.
in
the
CRT
that
they
arrive
perpendicular
of
the stable for
application
best
collimation.
the
collector
flood electrons,
behind
will
not
deflected
of
the
collimator
during
by
the
arrive
they
can
normally
of
+93
volts
from
the
shaded
the
collimator
during
collimator
take
flood
In
write
and
A5CR42
the
collector
mesh. When
and
A5CR52
A5Q43, A5Q44,
the
to
turned
mesh.
and
A5CR52 to
toward
voltage
A5R136
on).
bias
A5Q43;
off,
clamping
about
drop
the
pulse
is
enabled
the
CRT
Driv
er.
emitter
is
to
at
the
to
the
of
the During
mesh
there
will be
the
collector
place
the
collector
driver
erase
function.
at
the
storage
those
by
the
erase
switch
driver
the
erase
and
store
modes, A5Q42,
are
all
turned
of
A5Q41 is
the
ERASE
is
applied
turn
diode about
off
because
When
is
removed from A5R138
the
+ 158
is coupled
through
Finally
+14
volts
lower.
generator
and
storage
The
amplifier
The
purpose
shape
storage
storage
driver
is to
precise
is
placed
areas
mesh
because
mesh.
is
to
This
areas
collector
goes
to
timing
to
on,
discharging
and
juntion
-14
volts.
+ 158 volts is
the
ERASE
turn
off. A5C37
supply
to
the
the
the
charge
the
Darlington
the
voltage
with
At
the
the
erase
mesh
.
collimator
A5Q51
of
the
flood electrons
mesh
surface.
permit
collimator
the
erase
in
the
on
the .storage
where
the
flood electrons
The
second func-
cause
causes
surface
on
the
at
storage
mesh.
HI,
it
rise
from
period.
the
A5CR42 to
Darlington
the
end
is
pulses
in
undercolli-
When
causes
off.
The
applied
push-
base
of
(A5CR41,
At
this
push-
through
)unction
and
across
pair
at
the
output
of
the
enabled,
are
driver
and
the
colli-
parallel
The
first
accurate
volt-
function,
path
of
complete
the
flood
an
angle
sur-
the
the
+65
volts
4-94.
Flood
consists plifier / When
is
as accelerator.
of A5Q45 goes on
of
switch
the
input
HI
(A5Q36
an
amplifier
A5Q46
is
and
HI
and
constantly.
common
When
turns
4-95. Deflector
co
nsisting designed to put. A5Q59 of
A5Q59 point a
blanking
plifier,
of
cause a large
Normally,
are
turned
is
the
on
the
y-axis
command
the
command switch. A5Q5 7 on.
This
applies amplifier, from target from write
4-96.
fier co Its
only
4-97.
unbalancing
the
write
area
of
being
degraded
gun.
Blanking
nsists
function
Unused
(pulse circuits)
struments.
matic 7 that
There
have driver A5Q40 a
nd
associated 1331A wh designed, between application
although
en
installed
is
the
to
LO
of
Gun
Switch.
emitter
A5Q46,
and
to A5Q46 from
turned
and
off),
the
applies
A5Q36
grounded.
This
A5Q46 off.
the
flood
gun
Switch.
The
A5Q57, A5Q58,
voltage
A5Q57
off.
normal
is
turned
The
voltage
amplifier
is
applied
is
also
turns
off
and
-49
volts to
it
and
gun
to
be
deflected
the
CRT.
This
by
spurious
Amplifier.
of
common
is to
emitter amplifier A5Q49.
inv
ert
Circuitry.
is
used
in
other
are
some
no
function
and
relay
A5Kl
components
it
functions
in
the
instrument
cause
a 15
to
the
output
LO
to
of
the
The
flood
amplifier
emitter
pulses
is
follower A5Q47.
the
flood
entire
circuit
to
turned
grounds
The
output
the
on,
the
accelerator
deflector
and
A5Q59,
change
on
and
voltage
from
on
the
its
(schematic
to
the
blanking
applied
A5Q58
causing
one
to
and
side
the
of
any
away
prevents
stored
emissions
The
blanking
the
blanking
Main
Assembly
Hewlett-Packard
circuits
has
as
shown
in
Model 1331A.
are
not
used. A5Q38
no
effect
designed. Its
for
which
30 microsecond
the
write
gate
storage
gate.
gun
switch
A5Q45, am-
gun
gate
functions
flood
gun
the
base
output of is
of
A5Q47
turned
switch,
is
a circuit
at
its
out-
A5Q58
and
collector
connecting
4).
Any
time
am-
deflector
A5Q59
the
turn
y-axis electrons from
the
images
from
the
am
pli-
command.
A5
in-
on
sche-
Relay
on
Model
purpose
it
was
delay
and
the
,
Page 37
Model 1331A
Perform
ance Che
ck
(
5-1.
5-2. for
chec formance
procedures for covered following A co
5-3.
perform obtain procedures sho furth in
INTRODUCTION.
This
section contain
checking
in
Section I
k record) is
t
aken during
photograph showing
ntr
ols is lo
Th
uld be fou
er. R
Section
Model 1331A
of
this manual. A table
checks
the
making
cated
e procedures
as
specified.
the
desir
ed
or
the adjustment
nd and
efer
to the
VIII
of
provided
for
reco
first
running
all
the
performance
the locations
at the e
result
this
nd
assume
Should
durin
corrected before
instructions
manual.
SECTION
PERFORMANCE
s step-by-step procedures
specifications
(perfo
at
the
end
of
rdi
ng
the
measurements
of
the
procedure. The
internal
of
that
adjustme
check
procedures.
of all adjustme
this
section.
the
instrument
there
be a failure
g e
ith
er
the checkout
procedures,
on
troubleshooting
Table 5·1. Recommended Test Equipment
CHECKS
as
shown
rman
ce
the
per-
nts
are
nt
will
to
the
cause
proceeding
V
AND ADJUSTMENTS
5-4.
Test
sect
ion
is
le
nt
to
that
vid
ed
it
has
table.
For
equipment.
equipment list
ed
recommended
the
best
required for
in
table 5-1. Tes
required
results, u
procedures
t e
may
be
characteristics
se
rece
ntly calibrated
5-5. PERFORMANCE CHECK.
5-6. The following
determine
to li
sted These inspection, as ca
libr
mad
e.
separate
5-7. The
nter
e
if
in
the
specifi
procedures can be used
ation
after
Any
one
ly,
if
desir
first
the
results
paragraphs desc
the instrumen
cation tab
a periodic op
repairs
of
the
following
ed.
time the
performance checks
on
the
t meets
le l
ocated
as part
erat
ion
al
or adjus
performance
tme
chec
quipment
substituted,
listed
ribe
procedures
the
specifications
in
Section
of
an
incoming
test,
or to check
nts
have
ks
can
be
are
check record
in
this
equiva-
pro-
in
the
test
been
made
mad
I.
e,
.
(
In
strument Recommended Required
Type
Oscilloscope
Vertical
Amplifier
me
Base
Ti
Digital Voltmeter
Wave
Sine
Square
Generator
Pulse Generator
Oscillator
1000: 1
50: 1 Divider Probe
Generator
Wave
Divid
er
Probe
Model Characteristics For
HP
140A
HP
1420A 1 V /div, 70-
HP
1402A de to 100 kHz
HP
3439A with -50V
3444A
plug-in
HP
6518 10
HP211B 1000
HP
8004A 250 Hz to 500
HP
204C
HP
K05
-3440A
HP
10002A
Hz
width, 5
Hz
Divid Accuracy: ± 3%
2.5 pF capacitance Performance checks
ns
risetime Performance checks
to
+158V, 0.05% Adjustments
to 5
MHz,
3V p-p Performance checks
Hz,
lV
p-p Adjustments
kHz
, 1 usec pul
±2V p-p amplitude ,
to
500 kHz,
e ratio: 1000 : 1 Adjustments
3V p-p Performance checks
2V
se
offset
Required
Adjustments
Adjustments
Performance checks
Adjustments
Adjustments
Adjustments
5-1
Page 38
Performance
Check
Model 1331A
Remove Be s ure the
5-8.
the
to
record for
MODE
record
enter
and
the
instrument
file
it
for
identification.
AND ERASE CHECKS.
5-9. Specification. Model 1331A
write
and
store
mod
es.
The
erase pletely erase
5-
10.
obliterate
function
Equipment
sha
.
any
ll
display
have
no
in
effect
None.
5-
11.
Proce
dur
e.
a.
Set
Model 1331A co n trols
STORE..................................
INTENSITY.....
PERSISTENCE POSITION
b.
Turn
dot
shall
appear
c.
Press
d.
Turn
INTENSITY
on
WRITE
INTENSITY
......................
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(HORIZ
and
cw,
VERT)
then
CRT.
pushbutton.
cw
appears.
future
serial
shall
function
write
in
as
follows:
. . . .
ccw.
until
display
reference.
number
operate
shall
mode.
store
centered
No
display
on
in
com-
The
mode.
In
ccw
CCW
dot
on
the
tion
shall
cause
5-14.
:i-16.
a.
b. square shall
be
c. INPUT. CRT
d.
grap
h 5-67).
5-16. PHASE SHIFT CHEC
5-
17. Specification.
and
y-axis
CRT. A l V p-p
an
8-d
iv
Equipment.
Square
wave
Procedure.
Set
Model 1331A
WRITE.. INTENSITY
....................
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PERSISTENCE POSITION
Connect
wave
10
Move
(HORIZ
1-kHz 1 V p-p
generator
div
±0.3 div.
output
deflection
If
nec
essary,
amplifiers
(±3%)
generator.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ccw
to X INPUT.
of
square
perfo
Phase
shall
500 kHz.
signal
vertical
controls
and
VERT
wave
shall
rm
gain
K.
shift
be
less
at
the Y INPUT
deflection.
as
follows:
.... ........
as
required
).
. . .
centered
square
CRT
wave
deflection
generator
be 8
div ±0.
24
adjustment (para-
betwe
en
than 1 degree
the
In
from
to
Y
div.
x-
at
Use
e.
TROLS
bright
f. pushbutton. 15
min
for
small
side
0.5
g.
There
h.
i.
pushbutton.
5-12. DEFLECTION CHECKS.
HORIZ
to
move
trace
that
Repeat
Trace
utes
with
amount
div
of
Press and
shall
be
Press
Repeat
Display
WRITE
and
dot
all
slowly fades.
step e and
shall
no
discernable
of
allowable
viewing
area.
release
no
effect
pushbutton.
step e and
sha
VERT
around
immediate
remain
ERASE
on
display.
immediate
ll
be
NOTE
The deflec ments been modified
tion
checks
whose input
as
attenuators
described
II.
5-13.
Specification. A 1 V p-p
INPUT shall cau
se
a 10-div
POSITION
CRT.
Dot
shall
ly
press
STORE
on
CRT
for
at
degradation,
degradation
PUSHBUTTON.
ly press
completely
app
ly
to
have
in
ERASE
erased.
instru-
not
Section
signal at
(±3
%) horizontal deflec-
CON-
leave
least
except
on
out-
the X
5-18.
Equipment.
Sine
wave
generator.
5-19. Procedur
a.
Set
WRITE . .
e.
Model 1331A controls
................................
INTENSITY PERSISTENCE.
put
POSITION
b.
Apply
of
-sine
500 kHz,
wave
(HORIZ
generator
INPUT. Separation
scree
n s
hall
not exc
c.
If
necessary
(paragraph
5-20. CHECK.
5-2
1. Specification.
and
y-axis common-mode less
than
than
5-71).
COMMON
amplifiers
3V
10 kHz.
MODE
differential-input
p-p
as
follows:
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
and
VERT
).
. . .
1 V p-p
of
resultant
eed 1.2
perform
REJECTION RATIO (CMRR)
Th
e rejec
shall
with
frequency
sine
wave
to
both X INPUT
ellipse
minor
div
phase
shift
tion
ratio
be
at
least
signal
equal
(see
40 dB for a equal to
m
as required
CCW
centered
from out-
and
Y
at center
figure 5-1).
adjustment
of
the
x-
or
to
or
less
5-2
Page 39
(
Model 1331A
5-27.
b.
Oscilloscope.
Procedure.
a.
Set
Model 1331A
contro
ls
Pe
rforman
as
follows:
ce Check
Figure 5-
Specification applies only to
ments Refer
5-22.
Equipment.
a.
Sine
b. Oscilloscope.
5-23.
Procedure.
a.
Set
WRITE
INTENSITY PERSISTENCE. POSITION
~0.24---.j
DIVISIONS
1.
Pha
se
Shift
Note
connected for
to
Section II.
wave
generator.
Model 1331A
..................................
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(HORIZ
differential input.
controls
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ccw
and
VERT
I
Tra
as
follows:
)....
ce
instru
1331AIC·A·
as
required
centered
WRITE INT
...........
ENSITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PERSISTENCE. POSITION
b.
Apply
to X
INP
UT.
on
16
-
in
CRT.
c.
Using
plitude
d.
of
sine
Change
to 1 MHz.
e.
Adjust amplitude
noted
in
step
f.
Observe
equal
or
exceed 7.07 div.
Cha
g.
INPUT.
h. R
Adjust
epeat
i. Observe deflection on
equal
or
exceed 5.65 div.
5-28. Z-AXIS AMPLIFIER CHECKS.
(HORIZ
10-
kHz o
Adjust amplitude
oscilloscope,
wave
frequency
c.
deflection on CRT. Deflection
nge
output
amp
steps
..
. .
...................
. .
..
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
and
VERT
)_
utput
of sine wave generator
as
..
. . . ccw
. . . centered
in
required
for 10-div deflection
at
INPUT.
measure and
of
sine
at
INPUT
wave
to
mat
note
am·
generator
ch
that
shall
of sine
wave generator
to Y
litude for 8-div deflection on CRT.
c,
d,
and
e.
CRT. Deflection
shall
b.
Place
shorting connector
c.
Apply
between
with
oscilloscope
Observe horizontal
d.
flection
e. Move
wave
generator
f.
Observe vertical deflection
sha
ll be
5-24. BANDWIDTH CHECKS.
5-25.
Specification. Ba
and
y-axis
3
dB
at 1 MHz.
5-26.
Equipment.
a.
Sine
shorti
sha
ll
be
shorting conn
equa
l to
amplifiers
wave
10-kHz
ng
connector
and
equal
to Y
or less
gen
output
adjust
to
or
INPUT.
than
ndwidth
shall
erato
r.
deflection
ector
be
on X INPUT.
of sine wave
and
chass
amp
litude to
on
less
than 1.5
and
outp
on CRT.
1.2
minor
div.
of
both the
down
not
generator
is.
Monitor
3V p-p.
CRT. De-
minor
ut
of sin
Deflection
more
than
div.
x-
5-29.
Specification. Risetime
plifier shall
s
hall
shall
tive th driven to ma to
or less than
:>-.'W.
be
equa
be e
qual
to or
be
blanked
an
-IV ximum
1 V
Equipment.
at
l to
or less
greater
by a
voltage
the Z INPUT. The
brightn
at
the
Z I
of
than
than
equal
ess
by a voltage
NPUT.
the
Z-axis
70 ns.
5 MHz.
to
or l
CRT
am·
Bandwidth
The
CRT
ess
nega-
shall
be
equa
l
e
a.
Pulse
generator.
b.
Os
cilloscope.
c.
Sine wave
d. 50
:1
31. Procedure.
5-
a.
Turn
b. Disable
conn
ecting
generator.
divider probe.
LINE
switc
high
voltage
collector l
ead
h to off.
power
supply by
to Q5 (blue wire to A3).
dis-
5.3
Page 40
Performance
Check
Model 1331A
c.
Turn
LINE
switch
d.
Set
Model 1331A co
STORE.....
INTENSITY
...
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PERSISTENCE. POSITION
e.
repetition pulse pulse pulse
f.
g.
scope to
Set
Apply
Use
int
(HORIZ
pulse
generato
rate
.......................
width
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 usec
polarity
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . positive
amplitude.
output
50:1
ensity
of
divider
gate
h. Increase output tensity is m shall
until amplitude Risetime shall
gate output
axi
mum.
be
equal
i. Reduce
and
be
equal to
(as
Amplitude
to
or less
amplitude
of
intensity
fall
time
or less
edge overshoot equal to
j.
Set INTENSITY
Set
negat
k.
polarity
ive.
of
to ON.
ntr
ols
as
follows:
..........................
CCW
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
and
r co
VERT)..
ntr
ols
as
follows:
..
ccw
centered
50 kHz
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <0.25V p-p
pulse
generator
probe to connect
out
put
(collector
of
pulse
monitored
of
pul
se
than
1 V p-p.
of
pulse
gate
is
of
intensity
than
70
or
less
than
to Z
INPUT.
oscill
of
A3Ql0).
generator
on
until
oscilloscope)
generator output
generator
just
below c
gate
ns,
output
with
output
lipping
pulse
leading
0.75V.
fully cw.
pulse
generator
output
in-
to
in
o-
5-32. ERASE
5·33. Specification.
1331A This (T
.").:/-/.
can
is
on
figure 5-2) is l
Equipment.
ass
TIME
be ured
CHECK.
The
erase
accomplished
by
verifying th
ess
than
in l
function ess
at
than
the
of 1 second.
erase
850 milliseconds.
Model
cycle
a. Oscilloscope.
b. Pulse
5-35. Procedur
a.
WRITE
INTENSITY PERSISTENCE. POSITION
b.
(w
hite
-yellow-violet
c.
button. Observe waveform
.
shall
be
generator.
Set
Model 1331A
..................................
Connect
Press
equa
and
l to
e.
contro
ls
as
follows:
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ccw
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(HORIZ
oscilloscope to
wire
release
or
less
and
on A5).
(quickly)
similar
than
850 msec.
~
VERT)
CRT
ERASE
to figure 5-2. T
T -.I
....
storage
1n
CCW
centered
mesh
push-
I
+ 1
58
v - - -
I
I
Adjust
I.
un
til
negative output just ou
tput
sha
m. Discon n
n.
Apply
wave
generator
o.
Adjust
front
panel
at
intensity tude with plitude
ou outp Freque
lector
p.
tput
ut
q.
r.
of
In until drops
ncy
Turn
of
Q5 to A
If
necessary, perform z-ax
adjustment
5-4
amplit
ude
of
clamps.
ll
be
excursion equa
ect
Ampl
l to
pulse
of
or
50-kHz, 0.25V p-p sine
to Z
INPUT.
amplit
ude
INTENSITY
gate
output
no
clipping intensity crease
amp
frequency
litude of
to 70.7%
shall
be
gate
equ
control
that
at
output.
sine
of
amp
al
to
Model 1331A
3.
(paragrap
h 5-83).
pulse gen
pulse
itude of
less
than
generator
of
sine
to
is
of
top
or
bottom. Note am-
of
sine wave litude noted
or
greater
off
and
is
erator
at
intensity
pulse
generator
1 V p-p.
from Z
wave
from
wave
output
obtain
sine
maximum
wave
generator
at
intensity
in
than
reconnect
amplifier
output
gate
INPUT.
sine
and
wave
ampli-
gate
step
o.
5 MHz.
col-
risetime
+3e5V
5-36.
5-37.
eqr.al by
applying and cat
ion time.
5-38.
a.
b. c.
noting
- -
Fil{ure 5-2.
DOT
WRITING TIME CHECK.
Specification.
to
or
less
Dot
than
4 microseconds.
a 4 microsecond pul
that
dots
are
Equipment.
Sine
wave
generator.
Osc
ill
ator.
Pulse
generator.
Erase
writing
written
Waveform
time
This
se
to
the X INPUT
during
1331A/
shall
is
assured
pulse
C-A-
14
appli-
be
Page 41
c
Model 1331A
5-
39.
Proce
dur
e.
a.
Set
Model 1331A controls
WRITE
INTENSITY PERSISTENCE POSITION
b. Apply 70-Hz, 1 V p-p
w
ave
generator
c.
Apply 1-Hz,
or
to Y INPUT.
lat
d.
..................................
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ccw
(HORIZ
to X
Set
pul
se
generator
as
follows:
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . cw
and
INPUT
IV
p-p
VERT)
sine
.
sine
cont
rols
....
wav
wave
as
follows:
centered
e from
from oscil-
in
sine
15
minutes
sib
le
degradation
area.
5-42.
Equipment.
Oscillator.
5-43. Proce
a.
Set
WRITE.. INTENSITY PERSISTEN POSITION
, except for a
in
dur
e.
Model 1331A controls
............................
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . cw
(HORIZ a
small
out
er 0.5 division
nd
VERT
Performance
amount
as
of
of
follows:
as
)...
. centered
....
required
Check
permis-
viewing
in
rep
et
iti
on
rate......................
width
pulse pulse Pulse
e.
Connect
INPUT.
f.
Pr
ess
g.
Momentarily swit tive, then over degradation of
graticu
h.
(paragraph 5-75).
5-40. STORE TIME CHECK .
5·41. Specification.
main
back
entire
le.
If
necessary, perform writing rate adju
without
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 us
amp
litude. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 V
polarity.
and
CRT viewing
is permissible
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . n
output
rel
to
discernible
of
ease
ERASE
ch pulse
negative. Dots shall
area. A sma
Any
pulse
pus
in
the
pattern
degradat
1000 Hz
ega
tiv
generator
hbutton.
amp
litude to posi-
ll
outer 0.5 division
stored shall re­ion for
be amo
to
written
unt
stment
at
least
l
ator
e
cally a
Z area.
co
mpl
main
of
STORE
sha tive fade. A sible in
(paragraph
b.
Connect 5-Hz
to Y
INPUT
c.
Using
POSITION
nd
position
d.
Press
and
e.
Using
HORIZ
etely across C
vis
ible at l
f.
Repeat
pushbutton and n ote condition
Wait
g.
ll be
h.
15 minutes,
as
noted
sma
the oute
If
necessary, perfo
5-79).
, 1 V p-p
.
it
horizon tally just
release
eas
steps
in
ll amo
r 0.5 division
ERASE
POSITION
RT
viewing
t 60 seconds.
c, d, and e.
step f
unt
controls, ce
then
with of degrada
rm
sine
wave from oscil-
nter
trace
off
CRT viewing
pushbutton.
control, sweep
area.
Trace
Immedi
observe trace.
no positive or
of the graticule.
sto
re
tim
tion
e a
ately pre
of trace.
is
djustment
verti-
trace
shall
Tra
neg
permis-
re-
ss
ce
a-
(
5-5/5-6
Page 42
(
Page 43
(
I
:
Model
1331A
PERFORMANCE CHECK RECORD
1331A
Instrument Serial
Number------
Performance
Date---------
Chec
k
Check
MODE
AND
Write Store
se
Era
write store mode
ERASE
mode
DEFLECTION
x-axis y-axis
PHASE
SHIFT
Trace separation
COMMON MODE REJECTION
x-axis amplifier y-axis amplifier
RATIO
.
(CMRR)
Specification
Bright
display
~1
5
minutes
Era
ses
No eff
ect
10 ±0.3 div 10 ±0.24
~
~1.
~
1.2
minor
5
minor
1.2
minor
div
div
div div
Measu
red
(
BANDWIDTH
x-axis
amplifier
y-axis
amplifier
Z-AXIS AMPLI Fl
Maximum Risetime and Minimum Bandwidth
ERASE
DOT
STORE
TIME
Erase
cycle
WRITING
Z
INPUT
pulse
TIME
Pattern stored
TIME
ER
falltime
width
~
7.07
~
5.65
~1V
70
~1V
5
MHz
~8
50
~4
usec
~
15
minutes
div div
p-p ns p-p
msec
:5-6a/ 5-6b
Page 44
(
(
Page 45
Model 1331A
Table
5-2. Low Voltage
Power
Supply
Adjustments
Adj
ustments
Voltage Ripple
-50
±0.02V
+50 ±lV
+158
±4V
+12.6
±0.
lV
5-44. ADJUSTMENT.
5-45.
The
following
to calibrate specified entire sequence; following graphs. illustration
5-46. calibrated specified plete, check ing section.
in
adjustment
individual
the
Adjustment
at
Use a nonmetallic
test
in
the
performance
Model 1331A
Section
steps
table
instrument
paragraphs
I.
procedure
outlined
controls
the
end
equipment
5-1.
For
adjustments
of
this
After
performance
checks described
describe
so
that
it
complete
should
can
in
the
appropriate
are
shown
section.
screwdriver
with
characteristics
adjustments
<2
mV
p-p
<2
mV p-p
<50
mV
p-p
<1.5
mV
p-p
procedur
will perform
calibration,
be
followed
be
made
para-
on
a fold-out
and
recently
are
com-
by
accomplish-
earlier
in
es
as
the
in
by
as
this
Test
Point A5Jl-4 A5Jl-2 Q3-E (red lead) Q4-E (bl
5-53.
Equipment.
a.
Digital
b.
1000:1
5-54.
Procedure.
a.
Monitor
divider probe
Multiply voltage
b.
Monitor
c.
(yellow wire
d.
Adjust
equal
to
result
ack
lead)
voltmeter.
divider
-50V
and
digital
output
on
A3).
h v
adj
obtained
probe.
power
voltmeter.
reading
of
high
A3R8 to
in
step
Adju
AlR22
none none A5Rl8A
supp
from
voltage
achieve
b.
stme
ly
using
step a by
power
voltage
nt
1000:1
supp
reading
58.3.
ly
(
NOTE
The
following
are
for
instruments
tors
have
not
in
Section
for
instructions
fied
instruments.
5-47. LOW VOLTAGE POWER SUPPLY ADJUST­MENTS.
5-48.
Reference.
and
5-2,
and
figure 5-4.
5-49.
Equipment.
Digital
5-50.
Procedure.
checks first
because
volt power supply.
5-51.
HIGH
MENT.
5-52.
Reference.
figure 5-4.
voltmeter.
as.shown
other
VOLTAGE POWER SUPPLY ADJUST-
adjustment
whose
input
been modified
II. Refer to
on
Schematics 1 and
Make
in
table
outputs
Schematic
paragraph
calibration
voltage
5-2.
Make
are
3,
procedures
attenua-
as
described
5-87
of
modi
2,
tables
adjustments
-50V
adjustment
referenced to
table
5-1,
-
5-1
and
-50
and
5-55. WRITE DEPTH ADJUSTMENT.
5-56.
Reference.
5-3,
and
figure 5-4.
5-57.
Equipment.
Oscilloscope.
5-58. Procedure.
a.
Set
Model 1331A controls
WRITE...................
INTENSITY PERSISTENCE. POSITION
Schematic
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ccw
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(HORIZ
and
7,
table
as
...............
VERT).
-,-
PULSE
HEIGHT
+3e5V--l
Figure
5-3. Write
Depth
Waveform
5-1, figure
follows:
in
ccw
. . . centered
1331A/C-A-13
5-7
Page 46
w,_,,..
&io-1
Adjustments
b.
Verify
that
c.
Connect
(white-yellow-viol
d.
Note
waveform
write
depth
adj
mately
5-59. FLOOD JUSTMENTS.
5-60.
9.5V p-p.
Refer
ence.
figure 5-4.
5-61.
5-62.
Equipm
No
Procedur
a.
WRITE. INTEN
ent.
ne.
Set
Model 1331A
...............
SITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PERSISTENCE. POS
ITI
ON
bright
dot
oscilloscope to
et
wire on A5
similar
A5Rl8B
GUN
e.
Sch
for
AND
emat
contro
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ccw
(HORIZ
and
does
not
appear
CRT
storage
).
to figure
pulse
height
COLLIMATOR AD -
ic 7,
tab
ls
as
follows:
..
................
le 5-1,
VERT)....
on CRT.
5-3.
of
approxi-
as
required
centered
mesh
Set
and
in
The
write
is in a
high
justed
with
b.
Set
write
Do
not
permit
lowing
adj
result.
c.
Connect
and
A3Cl2.
Set
d.
INTENSITY
digital voltmeter.
e.
Observe CRT. A3Rll CRT;
to
then
point
back
WARNING I
gun
intensity
voltage
an
insulated
gun
intensity
spot
ustment
digital
voltmeter
Set
where
spot
down
limit
circu
it
tool.
to bloom
s;
CRT
for
indi
write
just
until
spot
Model 1331A
adjustment
and
must
be ad-
limit
A3Rll
during
damage
to
junction
cation
gun
fol-
may
of
of
intensity
becomes visible
just
disappears.
fully cw.
A3R23
+7V
on
limit
on
b.
Set
collimator
that
is,
make
CRT
viewing
c.
Set
flood
background
or
edges.
d. where (one
or
Set
collimator
pattern
more
illumination
Ignore dimples
Repeat
e. greatest viewing
5-63. WRITE
MENT
6-04.
.
Ref
and
area.
erence.
figure 5-4.
6-fi.5_
Hquipm
Digital voltmeter.
:)
-(j(j_ Procedure.
a.
Set
Model 1331A co
adj
A5Rl8D
background
area
and
gun
illumination
generally
grid
adj
A5Rl8C
without
adj
A5Rl8D
edge
just
touches
corne
rs
may
extend beyond
at
center
top
and
steps a and d several
most
GUN
Schematic
ent.
uniform
INTENSITY
brightness
3,
ntrols
to overcollimate;
smaller
rectangular.
for br
dimming
to
gratic
exact
ule p
corners
erimeter
perimeter).
bottom
tim
of
graticule.
es
to
over
LIMIT
table
ADJUST-
5-1, a
as follows:
than
ightest
point
obtain
entire
nd
5-67.
X-
AND
Y-AXIS
JUSTMENT.
.i-fi8.
H.
eference
ure 5
-4.
6-fi.9.
};quipm
Square
.i-70. Procedur
a.
Set
WRITE...
.
Schematic
ent.
wave
generator
e.
Model 1331A controls
..................
INTENSITY.......
PERSISTENCE....................
POSITION
(HORIZ
b . . Apply 1-kHz,
wave
generator
c.
Set
zonta l deflection
d. Move
to X
horiz gain
on
CRT.
output
INPUT.
INPUT.
e.
Set
vert
gain
deflection
on
CRT.
AMPLIFIER GA IN AD-
.
..........
and
i V p-p
square
A5R71 for
of
square
A5R38 for
4,
table 5-1,
as
follows:
.............
...
and
as
required
....
fig-
in
ccw
VERT) . . . . centered
wave
from
square
exactly
wave
exactly
10
div
generator
8 div
vertical
hori-
to Y
WRITE..................................
INTENSITY PERSISTENCE. POSITION
____
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 o'clock
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ccw
(HORIZ a
5-8
nd
VERT)
..
. .
in
centered
5-71. PHASE SHIFT ADJUSTMENT.
6-
7:2.
ure
H.eference.
5-4.
Schematic
4,
table 5-1,
and
)
fig-
Page 47
(
Model 1331A
ii-7.'I.
Hquipment.
Sine
wave generator.
:)-7-1. Procedure.
a.
Set
Model 1331A co
WRITE I
NTENSITY...........
..................................
PERSISTENCE. POSITION
b.
Connect
generator
at
center
5-75.
6-7(j_
to
c.
Set
of
WRITING
Reference.
both X INPUT
phase
resultant
figure 5-4.
ii-
77.
1'.,'quipment.
ntrols
.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ccw
(HORIZ
and
VERT( . . . . centered
500 kHz, 1 V p-p
and Y INPUT
shift
adj
A5Cl
ellipse.
RATE
ADJUSTMENT.
Schematic
as follows:
........
output
3 to
minimize
7,
table
as
of
.
required
sine
wave
opening
5-1,
m
and
g.
Turn
tensity
gate
h. Ch
1.
Press
j.
Momentarily
then
back
shou
ld
be
for a
sma
ll
0.5 division. k.
If
A5Rl8B sli
I.
Pr
ess
re
peat
step
m.
If
ERASE
cycle,
pushbutton.
n.
If
set
write
INTENSITY
output
ange
and
pulse is
pul
se
rel
polarity
ease
switc
to
negative. Resultant
uni
form
over
entire
amount
pattern
ghtly
and
of
allowable de
is
not
ccw.
rel
ease
uniform,
j.
writing
erasure
is
depth
is uniform,
not compl
adj
cw
until
maximum.
to n
ERASE
h pulse
pushbutton.
polarity
dot
grat
ERASE
press
ete
A5Rl
8B slightly cw.
Adjustments
amp
litude
egat
ive.
to positive;
pattern
icule
area
grada
tion
set
write dep
pushbutton;
and
after sin
of in-
on
CRT
except
on
outer
th
adj
then
release
gle erase
(
a.
Sine
b.
Oscillator.
c.
Pulse
d. Oscilloscope.
:)-7H.
Pro
cedure.
a.
Set
WR
ITE .................................
INTENSITY PERSISTENCE POSITION
b.
Connect
wave
generator
c.
Connect
ator
to Y I
l
d.
Set
repetition pulse pulse pul
se
e.
Apply
f.
Connect
(collector
of
wave
generator.
generator.
Model 1331A
..........
contro
.
ls
as
.........
follows:
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . cw
(HORIZ
70-Hz, 1 V p-p
to X
5-Hz, l V p-p sine
and
INPUT.
VERT)
sine
wave
..
. .
wave
NPUT.
pulse generator
rate.
width
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 usec
amp
litude . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 V
polarity
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . positive
output
oscilloscope
controls
as
follows:
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
of
pulse
gennator
to
intensity
to Z
gate
A3Ql0).
. m
as
required
centered
from s
ine
from oscil-
Hz
INPUT.
output
o.
Repeat writing teristics
5-79. STORE
.5-8U.
and
6-81.
6-H2.
characteristics along
are
Reference.
figure 5-4.
Equipment.
a.
Sine
b. Osci c.
d.
a.
llator
Pulse
Oscilloscope.
Proc
edure.
Set
Model 1331A
WRITE. INTENSITY PERSISTENCE. POSITION
b.
Apply
wave
generator
c.
Apply
l
ator
to Y
INPUT
steps j through n until
with
best
achieved.
TIME
ADJUSTMENT
.
Schematics 6 and
wave generator.
.
generator.
contro
ls
as follows:
................................
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ccw
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(HORIZ
70-Hz, 1 V p-p
to X
5-Hz, l V p-p
and
INPUT.
VERT)..
sine
sine
wave
wave
.
most
uniform
erase charac-
7,
table
5-1,
.
cw
. .
cente
red
from
sme
from oscil-
in
5-9
Page 48
Adjustments
d.
Set
pulse
generator
controls
as
follows:
S-Hfi.
Model 1331A
Procedure.
repetition pulse
width
pulse
amplitude.
pulse polari
e.
App
ly
output
f.
Connect
(wh ite-black-blu e
g.
Press
STORE
h.
Set
store time
on flood
gun accelerator
of pulse-off time).
A hi
gher
i.
release
j.
then
back
crease be
brightness,
degraded.
Change
ERASE
Momentarily
to
negative
pushbutton.
k.
Wait
15
as
written area dation or
negat
except
on
ive.
in
step j is
for
outer
rate.................
..
...
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 V
ty
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
of pul
se
oscilloscope
wire
on
A5).
gennator
to
flood
to
gun
pushbutton.
adj
A6R2
(pu
lse-on
for 10
time
1
Yo
NOTE
duty
cycle
can
be
used
but
store
time
pulse
polarity
pushbutton
change
and
minutes.
visible
small
0.5 div,
to
.
pulse
immediately
Observe
over
amount
and
has
negative;
polarity
press
that
entire
CRT
of
all
owable
not
faded
dot
1000
usec
positive
Z I
NPUT.
accelerator
duty
cycle
one
tenth
to in-
may
press
and
to positive;
STORE
pattern
viewing
degra-
positive
Hz
a.
Turn
LINE
switch to
b.
Disable
connecting
c.
Set
cl.
Set
STORE INTENSITY
high
collector
LINE
switch
Mode
l 1331A
.................
voltage
lead
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ccw
PERSISTENCE. POSITION
e.
Set
pul
(HOR
se
generator
repetition rate......................
pulse width pulse pulse
f.
INPUT.
g.
scope
h.
tensity
App
ly
Use
to
intensity
Increase gate
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 usec
polarity
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
amplitude.
output
50:1
divider
gate
output
output
(as
is 25V p-p.
Set
i.
risctime
of
overshoot
intensity
intensity
is l
ess
gate
than
gate
0. 75V.
off.
power
to
Q5 (bluw
to
ON.
controls
as
.
...........
supp
ly
wire
follows:
.
by to
....
dis-
A3).
m
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ccw
IZ
and
VERT)
contro
ls
. . . .
as
follows:
centered
500 kHz
positive
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <0.25V p-p
of pul
output
bandwidth
se
probe
(coll
of
pulse
monitored
output
is
generator
to
connect
ector
of
generator
on
oscilloscope)
adj
A3Cl9
less
than
to Z
oscillo-
A3Ql0).
until
so
that
70
ns
in-
and
(l)
Fades
ment
procedu
depth
adj
A5Rl8B slightly
adjustment
(2)
Fades
justment
write store
5-83. Z-AXIS AMPLIFIER RISETIME ADJUS
MENT
5-84. Reference.
procedure
depth
time
.
adjustment
positive:
re
(paragrap
procedure.
negative:
adj
A5Rl8B
Schematic
repeat h 5-75)
cw.
Repeat
(paragraph
slightly
procedure.
7, t
writing
by
Then
5-75)
able
adjus
repeat
writing
by
ccw.
5-1,
rate
adjust­ting write store
rate
adjusting
Then
and
repeat
ure 5-4.
.?-H.5.
f;quipmenl.
a. Pul
b.
c.
d. 50:1 divid
Osc
Sine
se
generator.
illoscope.
wave
generator.
er
probe.
5-10
time
ad-
T-
fig-
5-87. CALIBRATING MENTS.
5-88.
The
following
to
guide
the
been modified
II.
The
procedures
the
large
number
possible.
5-89. PHASE
5-90.
Bypass
shift adj
ustment
pensation adju
Check cuit. ments as
phase
If
necessary,
of
even
ly
5-91.
ATTENUATOR
5-92.
In
ch
aracteristics
the as
order
calibration
according
SHIFT
the
stments
shift
attenuators,
possib
of
procedures
are
general
of
input
.
attenuators
of
paragraph
described
again
make
le
between x and
COMPENSATION
to
maintain
Model 1331A,
MODIFIED
of
instruments
to
the
instructions
in
attenuator
and
5-71.
with
attenuators
small
compromising
dividing
the
it
are
provided
nature
combinations
perform
Perform
in
paragraph
the
adjustments
y.
.
frequency is
necessary
INSTRU-
as
that
have
in
Section
because
the
phase
the
com­5-91.
in
the
cir-
adjust-
response
to com-
a
of
)
Page 49
- 50V ADJ
WRITE GUN
INTENSITY
A1R22
A3R1
LIMIT
l
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Ci)
A5J1-4 A5J1-2
JUNCTIONS A3R23/C12
A306-C INTENSITY GATE OUTPUT
.
Page 50
A5R18D
COLLIMATOR
ADJ
A5R18C FLOOD GUN
ADJ
GRID
PHASE SHIFT
STORE
TIME
A5C13
ADJ
ADJ
A6R2
~
m-1'!.---
HOR I Z GAIN
REMOTE CONNECTOR
J5 (HIDDEN)
A5R71
13:l1A:
B·4
Figure
Adjustment
Locator
5-11
/ 5-12
5-4.
Page 51
Model 1331A
pensate applying tude to series maximum the outp
any
a 1 kHz
each
capacitance
voltage
CRT
.
If
ut
can
be
added
a
display a square the
series
capacitance
top to
the
square
attenuators.
square
added
to
exc sawtooth applied
wave
wave.
wave attenuator minimize
ursion
end
generator
to
the
on
the
CRT.
to
obtain
This
can
of
appropriate
and
the
distortion
of
the
is
opposite
In
that
the
flattest
be
done
ampli-
adjusting
at
deflection
available,
amplifier
case,
adjust
possible
by
the the
on
its
to
5-93.
5 have can signals stance, p-p attenuator
INPUT
-94.
After
phase
been accomplished,
be
made given
if
the
signal and
is 3:1,
signal should
SIGNAL AMPLITUDES.
shift
and
attenuator
the
remaining adjustm
by
modifying
in
the
adj
ustm
the
be
changed
adjustment
ent
attenuation
then
the
procedure
the
amplitude
to
3V
amplitudes
procedures.
ratio
p-p.
compensation
ents
of
For
calls
for a 1 V
of
the
added
of
the
input
the
in-
Page 52
(
(
Page 53
Model 1331A
Replaceable
Parts
(
(
6-1. INTRODUCTION.
6-2.
This
section replacement parts. parts list the ignator facturer's
parts
and
are
in
part
contai
ns
information
The
abbreviations used
described
in
table 6-1.
aiphanumeric order
includes
number.
the
manufacturer and
Table
6-3
Table
by
reference des-
contains
of manufacturers' codes.
6-3. ORDERING INFORMATION.
6-4.
To
obtain
ard, address order or inquiry to
Packard ing
information:
A ASSY
BO BH BP
c
CAR CCW CER CMO COAX COEF = coefficient COMP = composition CONN • connector(s) CRT
cw
D DEPC = deposited DP OT
ELECT = electrolytic EN
CAP = encapsulated
EXT
F = FET
FH
FIL
H =
FXD
G GE GL
replacement
parts
Sales/Service Office
=
ampere(s)
=assembly
board(s)
=
binder
=bandpass
=
•c
=
-=ceramic
-
=coaxial
= =clockw
..
=
=
=external
=flat =fixed
= =germanium =g
head
centi l 10
cabinet
double
giga
-2
(10
head
ister
(10
mount
ise
- I )
carbon pole throw
head
9
)
)
tube
arbon
counterclockwise
cathode-ray
decl
double
farad(s) field-effect translstor(s)
fill
lass
only
from Hewlett-Pack-
the
nearest
and
supp
ly
Table
6-1.
FILM
OX
=
=
s
= =
=
=
=
=
= =kilog
= =left
=
= = low-pass =
= = =metal
=
=
=miniature
=momentary =mounting =mylar
= = =neon =
GRD
H HG HP HZ
IF IMPG INCD INCL INS INT
K KG
LB LH LIN
LOG
LPF LVR
M MEG
MET MET MFR MINAT MOM MTG MY
N N/C NE N/0
SECTION VI
REPLACEABLE PARTS
Instrument
a.
b.
for orderi
6-2
in
ng
the
lists
manu-
the
list
6-5. the
Hewlett-
the
follow-
and
Abbreviations for Replaceable
ground(ed)
henry(ies)
mercury
Hewlett
-Packar
hertz
Intermediate
impregnated
Incandescent
include(s) insulation(ed)
internal
kilo
(10
pound(
hand linear logarithmic taper
lever
milli
mega
metal manufacturer
nano normally
normally
3
ram
s)
taper
(10!>
(10
film oxide
(10
)
fiiter(s)
)
-9
)
closed
open
freq.
d
NPO = negat
NPN
NSR = not
OBD
OH
ox
p PC =
PF PHL PIV
PNP
P/0 PORC POS = POT P-P PRGM PS
PWV
RECT = rectifier(s) RF RFI
RH
RMO RMS
HP
c.
Quanity
d.
Reference designator
To order a
following information:
Instrument
a. b. DesGription of
location
c.
Qu
zero ature
=
negative-positive­negative
replaceable
=order by
description
=oval
•oxide
=peak
printed circuit(s)
=
picofarads
=Phillips
=
peak inverse voltage(s)
=
positive-negative-
positive
part
=porcelain
position(s)
=
potentiometer(s)
=
peak-to-peak =program =
polystyrene =
peak
voltage
~
radio
=
radio
interference = r
ound or right
=
rack
-=
root
part
in
the
anity
desired.
Parts
ive
positive
(zero
temper-
coefficient)
separately
head
(etched)
of
worki
ng
frequency frequency
head
hand
mount
mean
square
model
number
of
part
(s) desired.
part
not
model
the
instrument.
List
only
and
serial number
of items(s).
of
part(s).
listed
in
and
serial number.
part,
including function
RWV
S-B SCR
SE SEC SECT SI SIL
SL SP SPL
ST
S
TD
TA TD TFL
TGL
THYR
Tl TNLD
IO TOL TRIM
u
v
VAR VDCW
w
W/ WIV
W/ 0
WW
.
the
table, provide
= rever
se
working
voltage
=slow-blow
• sll
icon
controlled
rectifier
=selenium
-
second(s)
section
•silicon =silver
•slide =single pole
=special = =
=tantalum =time
•toggle
=thyristor
-=t
=
=tolerance
=trimmer
=micro (10 )
=
=variable =
= wa
=with
=
=without
=
(s)
single
throw
standard
delay
tef
lon
itanium
tunnel
diode(s)
volts
de
working
tt(s)
worki
n11
voltage
wirewound
-6
inverse
volt(s)
6-1
Page 54
Replaceable
Parts
Table
6-2.
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Parts
Reference Designation
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information
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Model133
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Replaceable
Parts
Model 1331A
Reference
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A5~22
A502J A5Q
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ordering
information
Page 61
Modell331A
Table
6-2.
Replaceable
Parts
(Cont'd)
Replaceable
Parts
(
(
Reference Designation
A5~4 0
A5kH A5k42
5k43
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A
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Page 67
Model 133
1A
Service
8-1.
INTRODUCTION.
8-2.
This
section replacement lustrations, 8-1
defines schematics. A disassembly the
CRT
waveforms, symbols
is
also
contains
information,
and
contained
component-identification il-
and
8-3. SCHEMATICS.
8-4.
Schematics
easy
reference to
The
schematics function include assemblies. ventions
8-1. 8-5.
a bold page. connections breaking by indicates indicates source or
destination
matic
8-6. A table
shown on Component
eted
l
of
all
used
The
number
These
point, a
another
or
destination
and
from the
schematics
the
the
find
are
the
are
the
circuits.
or
part
Non
in
the
at
the
numbers
between
number
number
signal
associated
of
the
the
on
each
the
schematic
reference
schematic
printed
text
and
drawn
of
several
MIL-standard
schematics
are
numbered
lower
are
used
the
schematics.
in a circle
in
bold type.
or
circuit
schematic
of
the
signal,
circled
schematic
designators
SCHEMATICS
schematics,
test
conditions.
conventions
procedure for
in
this
section.
on
foldout
figures
to
Any
right-hand
signal.
turn
number
by
are
in
show
one
different
symbols
are
in
to
cross
is
The
and
the
that
To
to
the in
lists
reference
that
listed
repair
used
removing
pages
other
sections.
the
electronic
schematic
physical
and
defined
sequence corner
reference
At
each
shown,
question.
all
below
followed
circled
bold
contains
find
the
indicated
components
designation.
have
been de-
the
SECTION
AND
and
Table
on
the
for
may
con-
in
table
with
of
each signal circuit
number number
the
source
sche-
table.
VIII
TROUBLESHOOTING
8-10.
Each
electrical
l
etter
and a number.
is
the
basic
reference
are
part
of
an
assembly designation assembly stance,
8-11. Assemblies
assembly
deleted,
8-12.
8-13. sub
assembl cent drawn assemb
matics. next ry
on ponent-location more
8-14.
Section V.
, a prefix
of
which
resistor
reference
that
number
COMPONENT
Locations
ies
are
to
the
schematics.
to
shown
ly
may
The
component-location
to
the
schematic
the
assembly.
than
one
schematic
The
locations
component
Thi
s letter-number
designation.
have,
designation
the
component
R23
on
assembly
are
numbered
designation
is
not
of
components
illustrated
function,
appear
photograph
In
of
on
that
some
.
all
is
Components
in
addition
Al
consecutively.
is
reused.
LOCATIONS.
on
on
photographs
Since
the
portions
several
photograph
shows
adjustments
most
cases, a particular
may
appear
8-15. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE.
8-16.
Preventive performance spection, prevent and manual. are
lubrication,
breakdown
calibration
The other
covered
checks,
in
the
maintenance
calibration,
and
other
and
failure.
are
covered
preventive
following
consists
services
Performance
in
Section V
maintenance
paragraphs.
ass
igned a class
combinat
to
the
indicating
is a part.
is
called A1R23.
assigned
assemblies
mechanical
and later
schematics of a particular
different
is
printed
of
the
adjacent
are
shown
of
periodic
designed
of
services
ion
which
basic
the
For
in-
If
an
and
adja-
are
sche-
circuit-
com-
in-
to
checks
this
to
in
(
8-7.
All
components schematic boards. etched circuit areas
are
Components
of
the
schematic.
within
physically located
not
board
physically
are
shown
the
inclosed
on
etched circuit
located
in
the
areas
uninclosed
8-8. REFERENCE DESIGNATIONS.
8-9.
The
unit
in
this
manual
of
USA
Standard
for Electrical
dated standard,
may
March
be
noted.
due
system
and
1, 1968.
to
of
reference
is
in
accordance
Y32. l 6-1968, Reference
Electronics
Minor
design
and
manufacturing
designations
with
Parts
and
variations
the
Designations
Equipments,
of
the
on
an
used
provisions
from
the
practices,
8-17. MECHANICAL INSPECTION.
8-
18. Periodically
aged components, excess
Look for loose
all screws
8-19. Refer repair ing
damaged
8-20. CLEANING.
8-21. cleaned
and
and
replacement
Painted,
with
inspect
and
misaligned
fasteners
to
the
paragraphs
components.
glass,
a commercial, spray-type,
grease,
are
for
and
the
instrument
dirt,
assemblies.
tight
in
instructions
plastic
and
corrosion.
Ensure
and
serviceable.
this
section
on replac-
surfaces
for
dam-
that
can
window
on
be
8
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Service
Model 1331A
cleaner Excess as
Miller-Ste
8-22.
and fine a fine areas an a FILM
8-23. SWITCH MAINTENANCE.
8-24. The push
ment
serv
becomes defec tive ,
recommended.
8-25. REPAIR
8-26. for rep l co e
tch 8-32. S use in
or
with a mild
grease can be removed
M-180
ice. In
mponent
ed circ
FREON
venson
Cor
roded
water.
particules
Stubborn res
brasive. When
do
should
pplication
88.
have been
The
ect
ordering
be
of
button
the
following
acement
s. Special servici
uit boar
ion
VI provides a detai led p
repl
spots
prot
event that
of
soap and wate
TF
DEGREASER produced by
Company
not fall
a silicone resin
designed
replacement rather
AND
assemb
ds are
acement parts.
.
are
best
idues
using
abrasives,
into the
ected from
switches
one
REPLACEMENT.
paragraphs prov ide procedures
lies, sub
ng provid
with
a degreaser
removed
can
be removed
be careful
instrument. Such
furth
er corrosion by
such
as
used
in this
for
long, troub
of these swi
than
asse
mbli
instructions
ed in
arts
r solution.
such
with
soap
with
that
GE
DRI-
instr
u-
le-free
tches
repa
ir
is
es, a
nd
for
the
paragraph
list
s for
h. Loosen
shi eld s
holding low voltage rectifier bo
a
of ly).
gras pliers
nec
from flex l
upport
i. Remove two screws
Slide low vo
j.
ins
trument (not necessary
Remov
k.
ping
and
I. Remove two
tor
A 7
Pl.
m. Remove fiber
Bo
th
hi
gh vol tially to ch
n. Remove fl
CRT base
MP1
9.
ltag
e co
llimator lea
center
pulling
ead
ass
of
dir
ectly aw
screws
connector A 7Pl.
the
CRT
tage
tripler
dangerous
is before ha
ex
lead
cla
mp
screw on
in
right
ard A2
e r
ect
ifier
to re
dot
fastener
ay
holding
board and 3 rubber
WARNING
post
accelerator
can retai
charge.
Discharge
ndling
from flex le
.
board
move board entire
d from CRT
with long
from
CRT
flex l
I
and
n a poten-
.
ad conn
fram
toward
.
ead
the
both
CRT
e MP5
top
by
nos
con-
gaskets
ector.
-
e
8-27.
CRT
REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION.
To
prevent
m
as
k or goggles
W
ear protective gloves
CRT
8-28. To rem
a. Remove top, bottom, a
b. Remove two
high
vol
tage
c.
Disengage high voltage from its sock ly).
d. R
each und
board
and remove wires from
e. Re
move contrast scree n MP3! by pulling up-
wards
.
f. Remove
sc
rews.
g. Remove
fo
ur screws.
personal
carefully.
ove
the
power supply board A
et (not
CRT
CRT
WARN
ING '
injury
when handling
CRT, proceed
sc
rews in left fr
necessary
er
high
voltage
CRT
bezel MP23
socket
cover
, w
ear
the
and
hand
as
follows:
nd
both
side covers.
ame
3.
power supply
to remove
power
neck
by
removing
MP17 by
a face
CRT.
le the
MP4
holding
board
board entir
supply
pins
.
four
removing
~
Attempting an
angle can
keyway.
Gently
o.
p.
Grasp
fingers
while CRT shield.
grasp CRT is clear
e-
8-29. To
Obs
on CRT shield
graticule is
ensure sl CRT shield shield fo Tight
of oth
q.
Apply
guiding
r. When face
CRT
install
erve
the
a.
Before
b.
Before in
that
ot
in CRT shield. To cent
rward
en
nuts.
to remove
pry
CRT
CRT
er hand
steady flex lead
at edg
es
of
front
CRT, reverse
following
tightening
support
square
with
sta
neck
support
or backward
the
break
the
socket
flex lead
forward
of
of
panel.
lling
pins
MP1 9 to CRT
with
agains
t b
pressure
through large
CRT
is
face
and
precautions
CRT
MP19, ensure
front
pane
wir
es on
are
acc
er, loosen two
until
CRT
socket
CRT b
from CRT base.
one
hand and
ase
of
CRT.
circul
clear
of
pull forward
removal procedure.
:
hase
l.
CRT
uately
shield
pins
at
ase and
to
base
ar
front
cla
mp that
neck
centered
nut
s hol
and
are
centered.
of
hole
pane
screw
mov
place
CRT
in
l,
until
CRT
pins,
in
ding
e
8-2
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Model 133
1A
Service
8-30. SEMICONDUCTOR REMOVAL AND REPLACE­MENT
.
8-3
1.
Figure 8-1
on
the comm devices. When nosed pliers the soldering iron.
su
re
en heat by us for
8-32.
sufficient lea
ing the
the
original part
CIRCUIT
8-33. The following
regarding
is included to help
on
shapes
removing
as a heat
When
d l
ength
same length
.
BOARDS.
paragraphs
servicing
procedures
and
sizes
identify of
the leads
semiconductor
a semiconductor, use long-
sin
k between the device
replacing
to
a semicond uctor,
dis
sipate
the
of
exposed lead
provide
for
etc
soldering
as
information
hed
circuit
and
used
boards.
8-34. BOARD
8-35.
Square-pin
cuit
boards by the co
Con
nector
e
ith
er a
a
nd
Q h
of board conn
8-36 . SERVICING ETCHED
8-37. This instrument uses with
plated-through compon compon ing large
ents
from e
compon the soldering pr
essure to Service on
8-38. HEAT SINKS .
8-39. of fully the heat s
Note
repair
The heat
the
friction type. They
pulling
hottom
ink
transistor
CONNECTIONS.
connectors
lor
code
pins on
num
ave
been omitted. Table
plugs
and jacks
eral or a letter. The le
ections used in
to be removed
ith
er
side
of
the
ents,
such
iron
tip
from l
the
part
to
lift
M-20E con tains a
of
etched circ
sinks
them
of
on.
Transistor
legs
are
uit boards.
used
off. When rei
the
transistor
bent.
are
identified
of
the
8-1
the
instrument.
CIRCUIT
etc
hed circ
ent
holes.
or
replaced by
board.
as
potentiometers,
ead
to lead while
it
from the
dditional
on
this
instrument
can
be
removed by car
nst
before pus
dam
age
may res
connect
are
identified
tters
shows
BOARDS.
uit boar
This
When
board
information
alling,
on
cir-
ing
wire.
by
G, I, 0,
the
types
allows
unsolder
removing
rotate
applying
. HP
are
all
support
hing
the
ult
if the
8-40. TROUBLESHOOTING.
8-4
1.
The
most troubleshooting is designed to panel
controls.
important
is
understa
operate and
Improper
prerequisite
nding how
correct
for successful
the
use
control settings
instrument
of
front
or
circuit
ds
e-
connections c Section
a
nd
connectors a Read Section planations
8-42.
If
strume might suggest all c
ir
cuit
and
are not sh obvious trouble is found, chec k voltages troub
leshooting, also check the
an cau
III
(Operat
of circuit
trouble
nt. Look
board
in
the instr
se appar
ion) for
nd
general
IV (Principl
theory.
is
suspected,
for
loose or
a source
connec
ort
ing
of tions to
ument.
ent
malfunctions. Rea
an
explanation
operating
es
of
visually
cons
Operation)
inspect
burned components
tro
uble. Check to
are
making
an
adjacent cir
Prior
the
to
good
power
any
externa
of
contro
ider
ations.
for ex-
the in-
that
see that
contact
cuit.
If
supply
extensive
l power
d
ls
no
sources.
8-43.
DC
VOL TAG ES.
8
-44.
On
some
of
the
schemat indicated Co
nditions are ditions for ma on c condition listed
8-45. WAVEFORMS.
8-46.
11
on
-
main ment wavefo sch
emat ditions, waveform from
8-47. TROUBLE ISOLATION.
8-48. The power suppli
1331A are
for
for
lis
ted
adjacent
ircuit
Wav
to a
eform m
table 8-1) are
signal
paths. The
point
symbo
rm
measurement
ics. Like
one circ
uit
conventional and
active components
making
king
noth
adjacent
these
to
the sch
the
measurements
er, a lw
to
easurement
placed on the
numbers
ls are keyed to w
the
de
measurement
to another.
es
troubleshooting techniques. a
nd
associated
illustrations
ics, de vo l
tages
(transistors,
voltage
ematics.
ays
the
schemat
measurements
Since
may
check
the
ic.
differ from
points (illustration
schemat
inside the
avefo
ics al
measure­rms
conditions adjacent
voltag
e m
easurement
conditions
and
amplifiers
respond
to
in
conve
Schematics 1 through
are
pro
vided
as
are etc.)
the
con-
specific
ong
and
to
the
con-
vary
Model
ntion
troubl
al
6
e-
shooting guides.
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The
pul
8 ent
ly
for
each
tions.
Schematic 7 is
8-20, 8-21,
and de voltages, 8-21
is for
erase
function .
V is s
uitable for
se circuits on
of
the
8-22.
Figure
and
waveforms
store
mode,
The
test
troubleshooting
schemati
instrum
ent's
reproduced
8-20 shows
for write mode.
and figure
equipme
c 7
modes
aga
8-22 is for
nt
listed
the
instrument.
react
differ-
and
func-
in
in
figures
signal paths
Figur
in
Section
,
e
the
(
8-3
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Service
Model
1331A
1
2
3
4
A B
At
c
D
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MPI
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)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Circuit boards have plated through component holes. This permits
ing from either side of the board.
REF
DESIG
C1 C2 C3 C4
cs
C6 CR1 CR2
GRID
LOC
C-3 0 -2
C-3
B-3 B-2 0 -1 0 -S
C-4
REF
DESIG
CR3 CR4 CRS CR6 CR7 CR8 F1 F2
GRID
LOC
0-3 0 B-4 B-3 B-3 B-3 E-4 R1 0 0-4
-3
REF
DESIG
F3 01 Q2 Q3 Q4
as
R2
solder·
GRID
LOC
C-4
E-4
E-4 C-S C-3 C-3
-3
0-5
OESIG
R3 R4 RS R6 R7 RS R9 R10
REF
QI
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GRID
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REF GRID
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R11 R12 R13 R14 R1S R16 R17 R18
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A2U2
LOC
0-S
B-S C-5 C-4 C-4 C-4 B-3 B-2
REF GRID
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LOC
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0 -4
0 -4 B-4 B-4
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Component
Locator
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Write Mode Troubleshooting Guide
8·19/ 8·20
Page 93
Model 1331A
Performance Check
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St
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8-2118-22
1.
Page 94
Model 1331A
~
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monitor
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Press
t--t--t--+-
SEC/DIV
TEST
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and
oscilloscope
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1331A-8-1
Fig
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eshooting
Guide
8-23
Page 95
( •
Model
conform
l331A/Option
to Picker-Nuclear Specification
SPECIFICATION
Vertical
and
Deflection Factor:
Vertical: 2.64 V Horizontal: 3.3 V
Z-Axis
Amplifier
Offset:
sity
INTENSITY
trol at Z INPUT setting
HEWLETT
MODEL
X-Y
H72
is
a standard
CHANGE.
Horizontal Amplifiers
for
for
-1
V;
Z-axis
INPUT
or blanked with
turns
varies
turns
beam
beam
from off
off.
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PACKARD
1331A/OPTION
DISPLAY
HP
Model A010811
8 division
10
division
open
INTENSITY
With
cut-off
beam
current
deflection.
(or
at 0 V)
full
+l
to
full
H72
1331A
X-Y
Display modified to
and
Specification
deflection.
gives
cw.
Full
ccw
Vat Z INPUT,
intensity.
regardless
of
A011058.
beam
at
rotation
INTENSITY
A
-1
INTENSITY
low
inten-
of con-
V signal
control
Deflection Blanking:
position;
circuit
ameter.
Cathode-Ray
Tube
Storage Parameters:
Remote
Erase:
to erase Tine.
Remote
Minimum
sistence
line
MODIFICATIONS.
X-Axis
and
Y-Axis
Deflection Factor standard instrument manual. 3-1
explain the
method vide desired deflection the changes required, Table 1 in
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0
0
0
I
components factor
used
on
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HEWLETT-PACKARD
COMPANY
1900
GARDEN
>
10
divisions
recovery time
Initiated
by
Persistence:
in
WRITE
Paragraph 3-26, figure 3-4,
whereby
factors.
assembly
OF
THE
Al
GODS
of
deflection
<2
µsec to within
applying logic level 1 (high
Initiated
by
from
undeflected
one
spot
di-
TTL
grounding remote per-
mode.·
Change:
input attenuation
Because Table
this
Refer to Section
is
3-1
manual
supplement
and changed does
not specify
lists
III
Table
to pro-
in the
the
to achieve a 0.33 V/div deflection
Page
ROAD, COLORADO
SPRINGS ,
COLORADO
, U.
level)
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A.
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Model
1331A/Option
H72
Z-Axis
Offset:
ponent
is
changed
To
dicated in Table 1.
Deflection Blanking,
Program
of the
Board
above
A4
functions
figure 1. Figure 2
A
high-intensity
repetitive
storage lowest level compatible with ambient light
Rear
Panel rear and
Connector: A special 4-pin connector (J4)
panel assembly. Signals
Remote
Minimum
nector in the following
achieve the desired
on
the Z-Amplifier/HV board. This change
Remote
is
Erase,
designed for
is
contained
is a component
-1 V Z-axis
Remote
this
on
locator
Minimum
Persistence: A special
instrument.
this
board
for
CAUTION
spot or continuously
trace
mesh.
will
Keep
INTENSITY
burn
the
CRT
at
the
conditions.
for
Deflection Blanking,
Persistence functions are applied to
manner.
offset,
Circuitry
and
this
board.
is
only
is
shown
mounted
Remote
this
one
is
in-
for
in
on
Erase,
con-
com-
each
the
TEST
PROCEDURE.
The
operating
may
be
used to check performance
and
service
special instrument except for Z-Axis
lined
intensity
below
to
limit
make
Before attempting
ment
blanking
and
J4
Connector Pin Functions
Pin
1 Erase 2 3 4
X,
manual
X-Axis
and
gain adjustments. Follow the procedures out-
Y,
and
Z-Axis
Ground Minimum Deflection Blanking
for the standard instrument (Section
and
make and·Y-Axis
adjustments.
NOTE
to
adjust
under
apply
test,
program
+2 V de
ground connection, J4, pin 4,
to Z
Function
Persistence
necessary adjustments to
deflection
the
instru-
factors,
deflection
INPUT.
V)
this
and
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Model
1331A/Option
H72
X-Axis
a. b.
and
Y-Axis
Apply Adjust
c. Adjust
horizontal
d.
Remove INPUT.
e. Repeat steps b
adjust.
f.
Remove
Z-Axis
Adjustments.
a. Adjust b.
Disable high voltage
voltage.
c.
Note full
that
range d. Disconnect e.
f.
Note Reapply
put
that
above
Attenuator Adjustment.
2.5 V p-p, AlC44 X-Axis
10
kHz
to eliminate
Gain
adjustment
deflection.
square-wave
square-wave
Intensity
from
and
c,
adjusting
from Y INPUT.
Limit as in manual.
oscillator,
INTENSITY
(+l
V to
+2 V de
INTENSITY
+5
V.
controls gate output over +43
from Z INPUT.
control cannot
+2 V to Z INPUT,
square-wave
tails
to
X-Axis
to
X-Axis
on
dots.
give 7.57 divisions
and
apply to
AlC45
and Y Gain
monitor gate output
V).
raise
gate out-
enable high voltage
INPUT.
Y-Axis
its
oscillator.
Tests for
Program
Functions. (Instrument
1. Deflection Blanking. Ground
a.
by
front
b.
c. d.
Apply Check
back
Apply
signal > that
on
square-wave of 0 V
e. Increase output of square-wave generator slowly to
250
kHz.
f.
Observe frequencies the spot as does
not appear to
g.
Remove
2.
Remote
Erase.
a. Apply> b.
Note
that
Remove
c.
J4,
pin
4.
Note
that
panel
controls. +2 V de < +5 V de
front
panel controls cannot
screen.
-
that
spot
up
to
trace
moves
250 is
less
kHz.
deflect~d,
move.)
input to J4, pin 4.
+2
V <
+5
CRT
of
input to
V to
instrument under
J4,
J4,
pin 1.
is
operational.)
spot
~an
be
to pin 4.
move
to+ 2 V, 1 kHz
than
(A
tail
one
spot diameter
will
but the spot
pin 1.
test
is
positioned
trace
to J4, pin 4.
at
be
seen
on
itself
erased.
P
a9e 3 of
8
Page 98
3.
Remote
Minimum
Persistence.
Model
l331A/Option
H72
GENERAL.
Table l modifications.
strument manual. Figure 2
figure l Amended
and
service
instrument.
a. Put instrument in b. c.
Ground Note
pin 3 of
that
instrument
WRITE
J4
remote connector.
operation.
lists
is is a component
replaceable
Make
appropriate changes to Table 6-2 in the standard
parts
a schematic of the
locator
deleted, changed, or
circuits
for
to include information in
manual
for
the standard instrument will apply to
mode.
goes
to
the board.
this
minimum
added
manual
persistence
added
to
make
these
in-
to
Program
board
A4,
and
supplement, the operating
this
special
Encl:
1331A
sbm/12-74
Manual
P
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4 of 8
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Model
l331A/Option
H72
Action
Delete Change
Change
Change
Change
Ref.
MPlO
Al
A2
A4
MP9
Desig.
HEWLETT~
Table
HP
Part
5060-0728
1.
Replaceable
No.
.
01331-66530
to
01331-93130* 01331-66533
to
01331-93135* 01331-66534
to
01331-93127* 01331-00216
to
01331-93129*
TQ
2
l
1
1
l
PACKARD
Parts
Description
Chassis
Mounted
Foot, half-module
Main
A:
A:
Z Amplifier/HV board assembly
Program
A:
Panel
board assembly
board assembly
assembly,
rear
Parts
Change
Change
Add
Add Add
MP14
Vl
J4
WlO Wll
01331-02201
to
01331-93027*
5083-2591
to
5083-2593
* 1
01331-93133* 01331-93134*
3 .
1
l 1
Bezel,
CRT, J:
CRT
selected
Connector, 4-pin,
#2504
Coaxial,
W: W:
Coaxial,
FP
red
Yell
Switchcraft
ow
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HEWLETT-PACKARD
direct
from
COMPANY
tp
C~lorado
1900
GARDEN
Splings f ivision specifying use
OF
THE
GOOS
ROAD, COLORADO
SPRINGS ,
in
Model
COLORADO,
l331
Ootion
U. S. A .
P
age
A/
H72
5 of 8
Page 100
Model
1331A/Option
H72
Action
Add Add
Change
Change Add Add
Change
Ref.
Desig.
AlC43 AlC44 AlR3 AlR33 AlR200 A1R201
A2Rl5
.
to
to
to
HEWLETT~
HP
Table
Part
1.
Replaceable
No.
0121-0060 0121-0060 0757-0044 0757-0044 0757-0855 0757-0855
0757-0460
PACKARD
TQ
(Modify
C:
2
C: R: R: R:
2
R:
(Modify
R:
Parts
Assemblies with
parts
Al
board as Var
Cer
Var
Cer
fxd
metflm 33.l k
fxd
metflm 33.l k
fxd
metflm 68.l k
fxd
metflm 68.l k
parts
A2
board as fxd
metflm 61.9 k
Description
Mounted
list
for
shown)
2 - 8 2 - 8
list
pF pF
for
shown)
standard
ohms ohms ohms ohms
1 % 1 1 % 1 1 % 1 1 % 1
standard
ohms
1%
Parts
/2W /2W /2W /2W
l/8W
Add Add
Add Add
Add
A4C8 A4CR4
thru A4CR7 A4Q8 A4R37
thru A4R39 A4Sl
0160-3443
1901-0040 1854-0071
0757-0283 0490-0932
1
4 1
3
(Modify
A4
C: f xd
CR: Q:
R: S:
parts
board as
list
shown)
cer 0.1
Si
30
V max.,
Si
npn,
fxd
PD-300
metflm
Relay, reed, 0.25 A
12
V coil .
µF
2000
for
standard
200
wVdc
VRM, mW,
FT-200
ohms,
50
mA
MHz
1%
l/8W
28 V cont.,
....
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0
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HEWLETT-PACKARD
COMPANY
1900
.
GARDEN
OF
THE
GODS
ROAD,
COLORADO
SPRINGS,
COLORADO
, U. S. A .
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