LG OS9lOOD Service Manual

GolclStar
4B
LG
OSCILLOSCOPE
OS9lOOD
SERVICE MANUAL
Precision
Co.,Ltd.
CONTENTS
1.
GENERAL
2, SPECIFICATIONS
3,
ACCESSORIES
4. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE 5, CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 6, CALIBRATION
6-l. Calibration Interval 6-2. Test Equipment Required 6-3. Preliminary Procedure
6-4.
Preliminary Control Settings 6-5. Initial Starting Procedure 6-6. Calibration Procedure
7, SEMICONDUCTOR LEAD CONFIGURATIONS
8, ELECTRICAL PARTS ARRANGEMENT ,’
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(WITH ADJUSTMENT LOCATIONS)
9, ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST
10,
11,
12, 13, 14,
BLOCK DIAGRAM WIRING DIAGRAM
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS MECHANICAL PARTS LIST
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EXTERNAL VIEWS,
EXPLODED
VIEW
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2, SPECIFICATIONS
CRT
1.
Configuration and
useful screen
Accelerating
2. potentials
Phosphor
3.
4.
Focusing Trace rotation
5.
Scale illumination
6.
Intensity control
7.
Z-AXIS
(Intensity Modulation)
1.
2.
3. Coup1 ing
4.
5.
Vertical Deflect
INPUT
Input signal
Band-width
Input impedance
Maximum input Voltage
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OS-9100D
6-inch rectangular screen with internal graticule:8xlOdiv
(1 div
2mm subdivisions along the central axis.
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Positive going signal decreases intensity. (+3Vp-p or more signal cases noticeable modulation at normal intensity
setting. )
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= 1 cm), marking for measurement of rise time.
----A
+15kV approx.(ref. cathode)
P31 (standard)
possible(with autofocus correction circuit)
provi ded variable provided
DC
- 3.5MHz (-3dB)
15kQ
2OV (DC’+ Peak AC)
-~
DC
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1.
Band-width( -3dB) DC coupled
AC coupled
Modes
2.
3. Deflect ion Factors
Accuracy
4. Input impedance
5. Maximum input
6. voltage
7.
Input coupling
Rise time
8.
1
CH1 out
9. Polarity inversion.
0.
1
Signal delay
1.
1
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DC to lOOMH2 normal DC to 2OMHz magnified
1OHz to 1OoMHz normal 1OHz to 2OMHz magnified
CHl, CH2, ALT, CHOP, ADD
’ 5mV/div to 5V/div in 10 calibrated steps of a l-2-5 sequence.
Continuously variable between steps at least 1:2.5 x5 MAG :
1
t-
approx. 5OmV/div into 50 ohms : 5OHz to 3OMHz (-3dB)
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lmV/div to lV/div in 10 calibrated
normal :
approx.
(with probe :
lM-ohm in parallel with 22pF 23pF
Direct :
3.5ns or less( 17.5ns or 1ess:XSMAG)
f3%, magnified : +5%
25OV( DC+peak AC),
refer to probe specification)
AC - DC, GND ---
CH2 only
delay cable supplied
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steps.
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12. CH3(EXT) Band Width
Rise Time
OS-9100D
1
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Deflection Factor Accuracy
Input Impedance
Max. Input Voltage
* Horizontal Deflection
1. Display modes
1 2.
Time base A
Hold-off time
1 3.
Time base B
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Delayed sweep
/ 4. Sweep magnification I
I 5. Accuracy I* Trigger System
1. Modes
2. Source
3.
Slope
4. Sensitivity and frequency
AUTO, NORM
0. ZV/div
t
+5%
approx. 1MlR in parallel with 22pF+3pF
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A, ALT, B, X-Y, B TRIG’D
5Ons/div to 0.5s/div in 22 calibrated steps, l-2-5 sequence.
uncalibrated continuous control between steps at
least 1:2.5
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variable with the holdoff control
5Ons/div to 5Oms/div in 19 calibrated steps, l-2-5 sequence.
1
div or less to 10 div or more
10 times(maximum sweep rate : 5ns/div)
j f3 (OC to 5O’c),
t-
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additional error for magnifier +2%
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AUTO,
NORM,
TV-V, TV-H
CHl, CH2, LINE, CH3(EXT)
+ or -
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TV-V, TV-H
* X-Y Operation
1. Frequency bandwidth
3. X-Y phase difference
DC coupled
AC coupled
3” or
6
: lx to
2MHz
: 1OHz to 2MHz
less (at DC to 1OOkHz)
: Probe adjust : Power Supply
-­approx.
1kHz
frequency,
duty ratio : 50%
OS-9100D
0.5V( +396)
square wave
1. Voltage range
2. Frequency
3. Power consumption
: Physical
Characteristics
1. Weight
2. Dimension
I Environmental
Characteristics
1. Temperature range for rated operation
2. Max. ambient
operating temperature
3. Maw. storage
temperature
4. Humidity range for
rated operation
5. Max. ambient
operating humidity.
Voltage Range 1
lOOV( 90-11oi~Ti~
12OV(108-132V)/AC 22OV( 198-242V)/AC 23OV(
207
/
--250V)/Ai
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32Omm(W)
t1Ot.z to +35’c (+5G’F
t1Ot.z to +35’c (+5G’F
OC
to
to
-2O’c to +7O’c
-2O’c to +7O’c
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Fuse (250V)
/ UL198G
2A
-
1A
..-. --__I-------.-.e
50 / 60Hz
aDDrox.
approx.
x
+4O’c (+32”F tb +104”F)OC
+4O’c (+32”F tb +104”F)
7ow
9. Okg
__-
14Omm(H)
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(-4°F to
(-4°F to
x
to
to
43Omm(L)
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+158’F)
+158’F)
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4598 !o
85% RH
4598 !o
85% RH
35% tq
85%
RH
IEC127
F2A
FlA
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+95”F)
+95”F)
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4,
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
Preventive maintenance, when performed on a regular basis,
instrument breakdown and may improve the reliability of the oscilloscope.
The severity of environment to which this instrument is subjected will
determine the frequency of maintenance. preventive maintenance is preceding recalibration of the instrument.
Disassembly
Remove the top cover and the bottom cover of the instrument. Most of the
internal parts of the instrument are now accessible, if access to the front of the circuit board are necessary, control shafts on the board.
Cleaning
The instrument should be cleaned as often as operating conditions require. Accumulation of dirt in the instrument can cause component breakdown. The covers provide protection against dust in the interior of the instrument, Loose dust accumulated on these covers can be removed with a soft cloth or small brush. Dirt that remains can be removed with a soft cloth dampened in a mild detergent and water solution. Cleaning the interior should only be occasionally necessary. The best way to clean the interior is to blow off the dust with a dry, low-velocity stream of air. cleaning in narrow spaces or for cleaning more delicate components.
A soft-bristle brush or a cottontip applicator is useful for
remove the knobs from the external
abrasive cleaners should not be used.
A convenient time to perform
can prevent
Visual Inspection
The instrument should be inspected occasionally for such defects as broken
connections,
heatdamaged parts.
apparent are found. Overheating usually indicates other trouble in the instrument therefore, recurrence of the damage.
improperly seated transistors,
The correct procedure for most visible defects is
;
however, particular care must be taken if heatdamaged components
correcting the cause of the overheating is important to prevent
damaged circuit boards, and
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TRIGGER AMPLIFIER TRIGGER GENERATOR
The Trigger amplifier circuit amplifies the internal trigger signal to the
level necessary to drive the generator circuit. Input signal for the trigger amplifier circuit is obtained by sampling the signal applied to CH1 or the composite vertical signal from the vertical switching circuit.
This circuit also provides a signal to the horizontal amplifier for X-Y
operation,
The trigger generator circuit produces
generator circuit. signal from the vertical deflection system, the external applied to the instrument.
This circuit consists of the trigger source, trigger mode switch, TV
syncronization circuit, source is one of HFR, LFR, DC. The trigger mode is one of AUTO, NORM, TV-V, TV-H. Sweep signal A or B may be selected for the horizontal amplifier with the
This trigger pulses are derived from the internal trigger
CH3(EXT)
CHl,
input connector or a sample of the line voltage
horizontal control circuit and etc. The trigger
CH2, LINE,
CH3(EXT).
trigger pulse to start the sweep
an external signal connected to
The trigger couple is one of AC,
HORIZ
DISPLAY switch A or ALT and B or B TRIG’D. In X-Y operation, the signal
input to the vertical preamp for amplifier via the trigger amplifier and the signal applied to CH2 input is
led to the horizontal amplifier. Thus, a Lissajous figure can be displayed on the screen, by the signal applied to CH2 input(Y-axis display)
CH1
input is led to the horizontal
A AND
Sweep generator
integrator. applied to the A sweep generator circuit and a sweep signal for horizontal axis sweep is generated when the sweep gate opens.
The B sweep generator circuit generator circuit generates a sweep signal at a preset time after the operation of the i\ sweep generator circuit. The sweep by sweep B is called delayed sweep, As are generated by opening and closing the sweep gate, and sweep gate signals
B SWEEP GENERATOR
circuit consists of sweep gate circuit and A miller
The pulse generated by the A trigger pulse shaping circuit is
descrived
above, sawtooth wave
A and B generated at that time are led the Z-Axis amplifier, The sweep gate
circuit produces an unblanking gate to unblank the during sweep time.
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HORIZONTAL OUTPUT AMPLIFIER
This circuit provides the final signal amplification to drive the CRT horizontal deflection plates. The horizontal output Amplifier has the horizontal magnification position of the
TIME/DIV
and the horizontal position functions, In all
select switch the input signal of the horizontal
output amplifier is the sawtooth signal from the sweep generator.
CRT CIRCUIT
The CRT circuit provides the voltage levels and control circuits to operate the CRT. The circuit consists of the z-axis amplifier, high voltage oscillator, high voltage regulator, high voltage rectifier and the CRT controls. CRT control circuit consists of the probe adjust circuit and scale
i 1 luminate circuit. The probe adjust circuit produces a square wave output signal with accurate amplitude and frequency. This output is available as a square wave voltage at the PROBE ADJUST
0.5V (1kHz)
connector.
POWER SUPPLY
The low voltage power supply circuit
(-12vol
source
ts,
+5vol
(-18volts)
ts,
+12vol
ts,
+55vol
and two AC source (6.3,
ts
provides five regulated sources
and
+12Ovol ts),
one unregulated
24volts) used to operate the vertical deflection system, horizontal deflection system and CRT driving circuit,
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6.
CALIBRATION
LG Precision provides complete instrument repair and calibration at our
oversea
or representative
6-l. Calibration interval
office and authorized dealer.
Contact your local LG Precision office
To maintain instrument accuracy, perform the calibration of the
unit at least every 1000 hours of operations or every six months if used
frequently.
6-2. Test equipment required
The following test equipment {Table
are required for the complete calibration of the specifications for the test equipment are the minimum necessary for accurate calibration. Therefore, meet or exceed the list specifications. be correctly calibrated and operating within the listed specification. Operating instructions procedure. Refer to the instruction manual for the test equipment if more
information is needed.
6-3.
Preliminary procedure
This instrument should be calibrated under an ambient temperature or
oC(k5°C)
1. Connect the instrument to AC line voltage,
2. Set the instrument controls as given in the preliminary control
for best overall accuracy.
setting. Allow at least 30 minutes of warmup before proceeding,
the specifications of any test equipment used must
for the test equipment are not given in this
6-l)
and accessories, or equivalent,
OS-91OOP
All the test equipment is assumed to
50/6OHz
Units. The given
line source.
OS-9100D
+20
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6-4. Preliminary control settings
Preset the instrument controls to the setting given below, when starting
the calibration procedures.
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4.
SCALE ILLUM
1
- VERTICAL -
Fully
counterclockwise
5. CH1 V-POSITION I Midrange
/ 6. CH2 V-POSITION
1
Midrange
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8.
I-;-. j 9. VOLTS/DIV
INPUT COUPLING I GND (AC-GND-DC)
: 5 mV/DIV
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j 10. V-MODE
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1 ;
1
12.
FINE POSITIGN / ‘Midrange
7
’ CH1
HORIZONTAL -
Midrange
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Controls
16. DLY’D POSITION
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1 Midrange
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17. TRACE SEPARATION / Midrange
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18. HORIZ DISPLAY 1 A (Pushed in)
19. A VARIABLE
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HOLDOFF I 24. TRIG COUPLE / 25. TRIG SOURCE;
i Fully I conterclockwise
j AC
CH1
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6-5.
Initiallstarting
procedure
1. Push the POWER switch.
2. Wait a few seconds for the cathode ray tube (CRT) to warm up. A trace should appear on the display of the CRT.
3. If the trace disappears,
increase (clockwise) the INTENSITY control
setting until the trace is easily observed.
4. Adjust FOCUS control for the best focused display.
5. Readjust POSITION controls if necessary, to
center
the trace.
6-6. Calibration procedure
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b. Observe the trace on CRT.
c.
Adjust the CRT Bias Adjustment,
an appear.
[5]
Check/Adjust Trace Rotation.
VR904,so
that the trace makes
a. Check that b. Adjust the
horizontal
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the trace is parallel to the horizontal
center
line. TRACE ROTATION for a trace that is parallel with the graticule lines.
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[6]
Check/Adjust
ASTIGmati
sm and FOCUS
a. Set Vertical Mode switch to the CH2 [X-Y] position, and
DISPLAY switch to the [X-Y] position, and AC-DC, GND to DC.
b.
Set the INTENSITY control for a small spot, as the following
figure, using position controls.
The soot --
The
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center
Of
HORIZ
screen
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HORIZONTAL SYSTEM
Control settings
Preset the controls as given in the preliminary control settings.
[7]
Check/Adjust Horizontal A sweep Gain.
a. Set the input AC-DC, GND to DC. b. Set the HORIZ. DISPLAY switch to the A position and A
TIME/DIV
c. Check that the time marks align with the graticule line over
the center eight divisions, within 3%.
d. Adjust the H GAIN adjustment
with the center eight graticule lines.
switch to lms.
VR901
so that
the time marks align
[8]
Check/Ad
a. Set the HORIZ. DISPLAY switch to the A pos b. Set
c. Check that the one-cycle time marks align with the ten division
graticule lines, within 5%
d,
Adjust the MAG GAIN adjustment,
e.
Push in the A VARIABLE control after check and adjustment.
[9]
Check/Ad
a. Set the A b. Being the A VARIABLE control is in pulled out state
c.
Observe the movement of the left end of the trace.
d. Adjust the MAG CENT adjustment,
[lo]
Check/Adjust high speed (50ns) A sweep accuracy.
just Horizontal
TIME/DIV
XlOMAG
time marks align with the ten division graticule lines.
the left end of the trace is brought to the center point and then the A VARIABLE is depressed.
end of the trace within
switch to lms.
(Pull out the A VARIABLE
just
MAG CENT.
TIME/DIV
Xl0
MAG Gain.
switch to lms.
+0.5DIV.
ition
and A
contra
VR902, so that the one-cycle
VR903,
1).
(X10
for the movement of the
MAG),
a. Set the time mark generator for 50ns time marks. b. Set the A
c,
Check that
the middle
d. Adjust the
coincide w
[ll]
Check/Adjust high speed
a. Set the time mark generator for b. Set the A c. Check that the time marks align with the graticule line over
IME/DIV
the time marks align with the graticule line over eight divisions, within
50ns/DIV
th the middle eight graticule lines.
TIME/DIV
switch to 50ns.
t3%.
adjustment VC701 so that the time marks
(lOus)
switch to
A sweep accuracy.
lOus
time marks.
lOus.
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the middle eight divisions, within
d. Adjust the
coincide with the middle eight graticule lines.
[12]
Check/Adjust Horizontal B Sweep Gain
lOus/DIV
adjustment VC702 so that the time marks
&3%.
a. Set the HORIZ DISPLAY switch to the B position. A
switch to the 2ms and B b. Set the time mark generator for lms time marks. c. Rotate the DLY’D POSITION C. C. W fully. d. Check that the time marks align with the graticule line over
the middle eight divisions, within e. Adjust the VR803 so that the time marks coincide with the
middle eight graticule lines.
[13]
Check/Adjust High speed (50ns) B sweep accuracy.
a. Set the time mark generator for 50ns time mark. b. Set the A
50ns.
c.
Check that the time marks align with the graticule lines over
the middle eight divisions, within * 3%.
d.
Adjust the VC801 that the time marks coincide with middle eight
graticule lines.
[14]
Check/Adjust High
a. Set the time mark generator for
b.
Set the A
JOUS.
c. Check that the time marks align with the graticule lines over
the middle eight divisions, within
d,
Adjust VC802 that the time marks coincide with middle
graticule lines.
TIME/DIV
TIME/DIV
switch to 0. lus and B
speed(lOus)
switch to
TIME/DIV
B sweep accuracy.
switch to the lms.
+3%.
lOus
time mark.
20~s
and B
Ifr:
3%.
TIME/DIV
TIME/DIV
switch to
switch to
TIME/DIV
eig.ht
[15]
Check/Adjust A & B sweep start and stop.
a. Set the HORIZ DISPLAY switch to the ALT position. A
switch to the lms and B
b.
Set the time mark generator for lms time mark. c. Rotate the DLY’D position to C. C. W fully, d. Adjust the sweep start adjustment VR701 within
e.
And then, rotate the DLY’D position to C. W fully. f. Adjust the sweep stop adjustment VR702 over the
[lS]
Check/Adjust B sweep start.
a. Set the A and B b. Rotate the DLY ‘D POSITION to C. C. W fully.
c.
Adjust the B sweep start adjustment
same A sweep start,
TIME/DIV
TIME/DIV
switch to
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switch to the
lOus.
VR803A
TIME/DIV
lOus.
0.5div 1Odiv.
for B sweep start
VERTICAL SYSTEM
Control settings
Preset the controls as given in the Preliminary control settings.
[17]
Check/Adjust DC Balance (Step attenuator balance),
a. Set the
VOLTS/DIV
switch to 5mV position. b. Position the trace to the horizontal center line.
c.
Change the
VOLTWDIV
switch to the
1OmV
position.
d. Check that the trace is within t 0.4 division of the
horizontal center line.
e.
Adjust the CHl(CH2) DC BAL adjustment,
VRlOl(VR201)
at the horizontal center line.
f.
Repeat part (a) through
shift is noted when changing the
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Check ADD BALANCE.
a. Set the A
DISPLAY switch to A position.
b.
Set the
c,
Set the V-MODE switch to ALT or CHOP.
CH1
and CH2 AC-DC, GND switches to GND.
TIME/DIV
switch to the lms position, and the
(e)
until less than t 0.05 division
VOLTS/DIV
setting.
.:
d. Next, Adjust the vertical Position control so that the trace is
identical with the horizontal center graticule line.
e. Set
the V-MODE switch to ADD.
f. Check that the trace is identical with the horizontal center
graticule line within fl division.
for a trace
HORIZ.
[19]
Check/Adjust vertical position center
a. Confirm the vertical POSITION control is at midrange.
b,
Check that the trace is 0 division of the horizontal center
1 ine.
c. Adjust the
CHl(CH2)
Position Center adjustment
a trace at the horizontal center line.
[20] Check/Adjust Xl AC GAIN
a. Set the A b. Set the
c.
Set the AC-DC, GND switch to DC.
TIME/DIV
VOLTS/DIV
switch to
switch to lms position.
1OmV
position.
d. Connect the square-wave generator (using
e.
Adjust the
output
amplitude of the generator for 5 division
deflection of screen.
f.
Check that the high-voltage level of pulse is flat,
To be flat --
VR103(VR203)
1kHz output range),
for
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g.
Adjust the
flat level.
[21]
Check/Adjust Vertical Gain
CHl(CH2)
Xl AC GAIN adjustment
VR102(VR202)
for a
a. Set the
switch to DC.
b. Connect the standard amplitude
connector. c. Set the standard amplitude calibrator for a d. Check for a display of five divisions.
e.
Adjust the CHl(CH2) GAIN adjustment
of 5 divisions, within 3%
f.
Check all the
[22]
Check/Adjust Input Capacity {ATT :
a. Set the b. Set the AC-DC, GND switch to DC. c. Connect the L-C meter to the input terminals. d. Check that the input capacity is approximately 22pF.
[23]
Check/Adjust Vertical Step Response.
a. Set the
b.
Set the A
c.--
Connect the fast-rise, positive output
square-wave generator to the input. Use a
cable. d. Set the square-wave generator to
generator output for a 5 divisions display. e.
CH1 :
CH2: Adjust the VC202 for over-shoot that is
VOLTS/DIV
VOLTS/DIV
VOLTS/DIV
TIME/DIV swich
Adjust
to.
20mWdiv
to.
20mV/div
VC401, VC402, VC403,
35division at
of
35division at
of
switch to the
VOLTWDIV
switch to the 20mV position.
switch to
VOLTS/DIV
VOLTS/DIV
switch settings.
to 50ns position.
5mV/div, lOmV/div, fO.5division
5mV/div, lOmV/div, +O. Cidivision
1OmV
calibratior
1OmV
VC404 for over-shoot that is
switch.
switch.
pisition and AC-DC, GND
VR401(VR205)
tl)
position.
(50mV, 1MHz)
1MHz.
Adjust the square-wave
to the input
50mVp-p
5OQ
termination and
+0.25DIV.
signal.
for a display
of the
at
at
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