Tektronix 067-2431-xx Deskew Fixture Primary User

067-2431-xx Deskew Fixtur
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Instructions
Internal circui between –1.5 and +4 volts, with a rise time of 40 ps. The xture ports of the oscilloscope.
Connectors on the xture accept the coax adapters and solder tips that are available for the
e
P7600 Series probes.
NOTE. You cannot deskew probes with coax connectors to probes with solder tips; only coax-to-coax or tip-to-tip probes can be deskewed together.
CAUTION. The deskew xture is ESD sensitive. To avoid damaging the xture, only use it at an antistatic workstation and observe proper ESD practices.
Standard Accessories
The following deskew xture:
try conditions the input signal to
is powered by one of the USB
accessories are included with the
Deskew Procedur
compensates for signal delays that occur between probes due to dif The oscilloscope deskew feature applies deskew values after it deskew values do not affect logic triggering. Deskew has no af formats.
e. The deskew function
ferent tips or cable lengths.
completes each acquisition. The
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*P071302900*
071-3029-00
Deskew Fixture
The probe deskew xture provides an edge source to time-align (deskew) signals at the inputs of P7600 Series probes. It allows you to deskew the probes when you are using P76CA-xxx probe adapters with coax cables or the P76TA solder tip adapter with P7500 Series TriMode Probe solder tips.
The edge signal input voltage is internally adjustable to accommodate different logic levels, and is provided by the oscilloscope FAST EDGE output or by an external source. The edge signal input voltage must be between –2 and +5 volts, with a 1 ns or faster rise time.
Accessory
USB cable, A to B, 6 ft
SMA cable, male-to-male, 36 in
Adjustment tool 003-1890-xx
Instructions 071-3029-xx
Overview
For best performance, you should do the DC Calibrati Deskew procedure. Refer to your probe manual for detail Probe Calibration Procedure.
You should also check the calibration status of the probes that you intend to use prior to performing the deskew procedure. Use the procedure below.
Check the Calibration Status.
1. Select Probe Cal... from the Vertical menu.
2. Select the channel to which the probe is
If the te problem; do not continue with the deskew procedu
on procedure before performing the
ed instructions for performing the DC
attached and then check the Probe Status readout:
Initialized. The probe has not been
ed on the selected channel; perform
calibrat the DC probe calibration procedure.
Compensated. The probe has been calibrated on the selected channel.
Fail. The probe has not been calibrated; repeat the procedure.
st continues to fail, troubleshoot the
re.
Tektronix part number
174-5194-xx
174-5631-xx
1. Connect the deskew xture to a USB power source. The power LED lights and the solder tip retainer clips illuminate.
2. Connect the probes to the oscilloscope.
3. Connect th
connectors that match your probe. Leave the 50 ter connectors.
NOTE. If y solder tips, use the same solder tips with the desk measurements.
NOTE. You cannot deskew probes with coax connect coax-to-coax or tip-to-tip probes can be deskewe
e probes to the xture, using the
minations on any unused SMA
Connect the P76CA–292 or
P76CA–292C coax adapters to the SMA connectors on the xture.
Connect the P76CA–SM P coax
adapters to SMP-to-SMA adapters, and then to the SMA connectors on the xture.
Attach the P76TA probe solder tip
adapter w Probe solder tips beneath the spring-l LEDs with adjustable brightness help you align xture contacts. See gure below.
ith P7500 Series TriMode
oaded retainers on the xture.
the probe tip leads to the
ou are deskewing probes with
ew xture that you will use to take
ors to probes with solder tips; only
d together.
4. Connect th
e edge signal input to the xture. Use either the FAST EDGE output on the oscillosc
ope, or connect an external source. The external signal source voltage must be between –2
and+5volts,witha1nsor
faster rise time.
CAUTION. D
o not exceed the input voltage limits of the xture. Damage to the xture and probes
may result.
7. Select a referen
ce channel with which all other channels will be deskewed. This is typically Chann
el 1, but can vary depending
on your setup.
8. Select Deskew from the Vertical menu.
9. Select Channel 1 and set the Deskew to
0.0 s.
10. Display all channels to deskew, including the reference c
hannel.
11. Set the Display Persistence to Innite Persistence mode.
12. Set the Record View Palette to Temperature Grading.
13. Adjust the trigger level to get a stable trigger.
14. Adjust the vertical SCALE, POSITION, and OFFSET for each channel so that the signals overlap and are centered on screen. Make sure all channels being deskewed are at the same volts/div setting. Deskew the channels at the same level as your planned signal measurement.
15. Adjust the horizontal POSITION so that a triggered rising edge of the reference channel is at center screen.
16. Adjust the horizontal SCALE so the differences
in the channel delays are clearly
visible.
17. Adjust the horizontal POSITION again so that the rst rising edge of the reference channel is at center screen.
18. Select Deskew from the Vertical menu.
19. Select one of
the channels to match to the
reference channel.
Equipment Recyc
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ling. This product
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Email:
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5. Connect a DMM or oscilloscope to the threshold level monitor pins.
6. Using an insulated tool, adjust the threshold level on the xture to the appropriate logic level (for example, 1.4 V for TTL circuits).
NOTE. Do the n
ext step at a signal amplitude within the same attenuator range (vertical scale) as your plan
ned signal measurements. A ny change to the vertical scale after the deskew is complete ca
n change the attenuator setting and give a slightly different signal path. This signal path differ
ence can cause as high as 100 ps
variation in timing skew between channels.
20. Adjust the d
eskew time for that channel so that its signal a ligns with that of the reference c
hannel.
21. Repeat steps 19 and 20 for each additional channel that you want to deskew.
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