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Table of Contents
Compliance information .............................................. .. ii
General safety summary ........................................... ii
EMC compliance................ ................................... ii
Environmental considerations..................................... iii
Preface............................................. ........................ v
Related documents ................................... ............... v
Getting started .................................... ........................ 1
How to handle modules to prevent electrostatic damage ..... ... 1
Module, instrument, and software compatibility ................. 2
Typical module configurations ..................................... 2
Install or remove a module ................................... ...... 3
Verify module install................................. ............... 4
Operating basics . ................................................... ...... 7
Using the module to take measurements .......................... 7
Module controls and indicators .................. .................. 7
Connecting optical signals.......................................... 8
Connecting electrical signals ............ ......................... 10
Remote module mounting .............................. .......... 10
Cleaning the module .......................... ......................... 13
Cleaning optical connectors ..................... ...................... 14
Appendix A: Module, instrument, and software compatibility .. . .. 17
DSA8300 instrument software and module compatibility . .. .. 17
Legacy instrument software and module compatibility . .. .. .. . 18
Appendix B: Accessories and options ................................ 21
Appendix C: Electrical connector torque settings ................... 25
Index
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Compliance information
Compliance information
General safety summary
As the modules covered in the manual are for use only when in stalled in
the main instrument, see the
general safety summary information.
Ground the product. This product i s indirectly grounded through the
grounding conductor of the mainframe power cord. To avoid electric
shock, the grounding conductor must be connected to earth ground.
Before making connections to the input or output terminals of the
product, ensure that the product is properly grounded.
EMC compliance
As the modules covered in the manu al are for use only when installed
in the main instrument, see the primary instrument user documentation
for EMC compliance information.
primary instrument user documentation for
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Environmental c onsiderations
This section provides information about the environmental impact of
the product.
Product end-of-life handling
Observe the following guidelines w hen recycling an instrument or
component:
Equipment recycling. Production of this equip men t required the
extraction and use of nat
substances that could be harmful to the environment or human health
if improperly hand led at the product’s end of life. To avoid release of
such substances into th
resources, we encourage you to recycle this p roduct in an appropriate
system that will ensure that most of the materials are reused or recycled
appropriately.
This sym bol indicates that this product complies with the
applicable European U nion requirements according to
Directives 2002/96/EC and 2006/66/EC on waste electrical and
electronic equipment (WEEE) and batteries. For inform ation
about recycling options, check the Support/Service section of
the Tektronix Web site (www.tektronix.com).
ural resources. The equipment may contain
e e nv ironment and to reduce the use of natural
Compliance information
Restriction o
This product is classified as an industrial monitoring and control
instrument a
restrictions of the recast RoH S Directive 2011/65/EU until July 22,
2017.
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f hazardous substances
ccessory, and is not required to comply with the substance
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Compliance information
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Preface
This document describes how to
optical (80C00 series) or electrical (80E00 series) sampling module
for use in the DSA8300 Digital Serial Analyzer and supported legacy
instruments. Legacy instrum
TDS/CSA8000B, and TDS/CSA8000 series instruments.
Related documents
This module is a part of a larger instrument system. Measurement-related
settings, such as signal acquisition, standards selection, filters, vertical
scaling, and horizont
Setup controls. The param eters available depend on the modules
installedintheinstrument.
See the instrument online help and documentation for information
on setting up and taking measurements, instrument specifications,
programming comm
can dow nload the latest version of these documents from the Tektronix
Web site (www.tek.com/downloads).
DSA8300 Digital Serial Analyzer Quick Start User Manual
DSA8300 Progr
DSA8300 Specification Technical Reference
install and verify operation of an
ents include the TDS/CSA/DSA8200,
al sampli ng rate, are set from the main instrument
ands, and performance verification procedures. You
ammer Manual
DSA8300 Service Technical Reference
DSA8300 Pe
For legacy instruments (TDS/CSA/DSA8200, TDS/CSA80 00B, and
TDS/CSA8
manual for your instrument.
80C00, 80E00 Sampling Modules User Manual v
rformance Verification Technical Reference
000), go to www.tek.com/downloads and search for the
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Getting started
How to handle modules to prevent electrostatic damage
CAUTION. Electrostatic discharge (ESD ) can damage sampling module
electrical inputs and outputs. Observe the following guidelines to prevent
ESD:
Always use a grounded wrist strap (provided with your instrument) when
installing or removing modules from the mainframe and when connecting
cables.
Wear anti-static clothing and work in a static-free are when using sampling
modules.
Discharge cables to ground before connecting them to modules.
Do not create an ESD antenna by leaving cables attached to the
sampling-module input with the other end of the cable open.
Use a Tektronix 80A09 26 GHz ESD Protection Device (one per channel),
and/or an 80A02 EOS/ESD Isolation Module, when using an 80E04
electrical sampling module for TDR measurements.
Always store and transport modules in a static-free container, with all
supplied terminations installed.
Do not transport or ship the instrument with the modules installed in the
module compartments.
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Getting started
Module, instrument, and software compatibility
See Appendix A for information on instrument TekScope application
and operating system requirements for specific m od ules. (See page 17.)
Typical module configurations
Eight channels: No large an
Seven channels: One large module, installed in CH3 compartment, and three
small modules.
Seven channels: One large module, installed in CH1 compartment, and three
small modules.
Six channels: Two large modules and two small modules.
d four small modules.
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Install or remove a module
1. Connect an antistatic wrist strap to the instrument front-panel
ground connection. Place th e strap on your wrist.
2. For optical modules, turn the module lock screws counterclockwise
to rotate the retaining t a bs to a vertical position before inserting
the module.
3. Use the power cycle that is appropriate for your instrument:
DSA8300 instruments with TekScope application version 6.1.X
and greater: Click Tools > View/Change Module Config and
follow the on-screen instructions.
Legacy instrum ents and DSA8300 with TekScope application
version 6.0.X: Power off the instrument using the front-panel
On/Standby switch.
4. Push the module into a compart ment, using firm pressure. When
the module is seated, turn the lock screw(s) clockwise t o tighten the
module in the slot.
5. Power on the instrument (legacy instruments or DSA8300 with
TekScope 6.0.X software) or complete the View/Change Module
Config process (TekScope version 6.1.X and later). Let the
instrument warm up for 20 minutes.
Getting started
NOTE. The warm-up cycle is not required if you installed the module using
the View/Change Module Configfunction(TekScopeversion6.1.Xand
later).
6. In the TekScope application, click Utilities > Compensate and run
a com pensation on the newly-installedmodule. Youmustalsorun
a compensation if a module is moved f ro m one slot to another, or
an extender is installed, changed, or removed from a module.
7. Use the Differential Channel Alignment application (Applications
>DiffChAlign) to align both channels (and TDR steps when
applicable) of supported two-channel electrical modules, to the
module input connectors. This application steps through the
connection setup to align both the acquisition and the TDR steps.
For more information, see the help file for the application.
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Getting started
8. To remove a module: P ow er off the instrument (or run the
The Differential Channel Alignment application is available for
DSA8300 instruments running TekScope firmware version 6.2.X
and later, and legacy instruments running TekScope version 5.2.x
and later.
View/Change Module Config tool in instruments with TekScope
version 6.1.X and later, and follow instructions). Wear an anti-static
strap. Turn lock screw(s) counterclockwise until loose or they stop
turning. Push the appropriate ejector lever (as indicated by the
up or down arrow near each lever) to the r ight to disconnect the
module, then pull the module out of the slot.
Verify module install
1. In the TekScope application, click Utilities > System Properties.
2. Click the Modules tab.
3. Click the + next to the channel(s) of the newly-installed module.
4. Verify that the screen lists the correct module number.
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Run m odule compensation to optimize m easurement accuracy:
1. Click Utilities > Compensation. Verify that the installed module
is listed in the Upper Modules or Lower Modules field, as
appropriate for the module.
2. Click the Mainframe button (center-right side of dialog box) and
select Module.
3. Click the Channel button and select the channel appropriate for
the installed module.
4. Click Execute. The instrument runs the module compensation
routine and updates the list with the results.
5. For two channel modules, repeat steps 3 and 4 for the second
channel.
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Getting started
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Operating basics
Using the module to take measurements
This module is a part of a larger instrument system. Sampling module
settings, such as bandwidth or signal standard, vertical scaling, and
horizontal sampling rate, are set fro m the main instrument controls.
The parameters available depend on the modules installed in the
instrument. See the instrument documentation for information on taking
measurements.
Module controls and indicators
The SELECT ON/OF button turns on or off a channel. On
two-channel modules, this button also selects the active channel
when both are enabled.
The channel LED is on when a channel is active (acquiring a s ignal)
or enabled (available but not acquiring). The LED is OFF when
that channel is inactive (turned off).
The TDR indicator LED (on supported electrical modules) indicates
when that channel is enabled for TDR measurements. The main
instrument turns this LED on or off.
The TekProbe connector (on supported electrical modules) provides
power and control to attached remote accessories that require
TekProbe SMA support at levels 1 and 2.
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Operating basics
Connecting optical signals
CAUTION. To prevent loss of optical power or damage to the optical
connectors, keep the connectors clean at all times. Check that all
connectors, jumpers, and protective caps are clean before connecting them
to the module.
Do not drop an o ptical module, as doing so can cause damage and
misalignment of the photodiode optical assembly.
Optical modules use a universal connector interface (UCI) that allows
use of many standard fiber-optic female connector styles. Some of the
standard UC I interfa
Attach the fiber optic cable with a suitable connector or a UCI Interface
adapter to the optic
1. Line up the key with the s lo t in the UCI adapter before inserting.
2. Firmly press the cable connector or adapter into the UIC interface
ferrule until it reaches the stop.
ces supported are FC, ST, SC, and DIN.
al input receptacle as follows:
CAUTION. Do not insert the connector into the UCI adapter at an angle.
Do not insert the connector and then rotate to line up the key with the slot.
Either action may damage the UCI adapter.
4. Firmly tighten the cable connector or the adapter shell. Tighten
with finger pressure only.
5. To remove, loosen the cable connector or adap ter shell.
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Operating basics
Optical signal guidelines
CAUTION. To avoid damaging the module optical input, maintain signal
levels within optimal performance range, and avoid clipping, attenuate the
input optical signal to the Absolute Maximum Nondestruc tive Optical Input
(peak) specifications. (See Table 1.)
Table 1: Maximum optical signal levels
Module Average Peak
80C02, 80C07B/C,
80C11/B
80C08C/D, 80C12/B
80C10B/C, 80C25GBE
80C15
The 80C07B module can have a somewhat deteriorated response
for signals greater than 200 μWp-p (1310 nm and 1550 nm) and
400 mWp-p (780 nm and 8 50 nm ).
5mW 10mW
1mW 10mW
20 mW 60 mW
5mW
(1310/1550 nm)
3 mW (850 nm)
10 mW
(1310/1550 nm)
6 mW (850 nm)
The 80C08C and 80C12 modules can h ave a somewhat deteriorated
response for signals larger than 500 μWp-p (1310 nm and 1550 nm)
and 800 mWp-p (850 nm).
Optical sampling modules may have dynamic ranges exceeded
without obvious visual indication on the display because the
overloaded photodetector signal output may still be within the
dynamic range of the internal electrical sampler.
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Operating basics
Connecting electrical signals
CAUTION. Electrostatic discharge (ESD) will cause permanent damage to
electrical inputs and outputs. Adhere to standard ESD handling precautions
when attaching cables to electrical input and output connectors.
Always use a safely-ground
instrument) when installing modules in the mainfr ame, handling
modules, or making connections.
Make sure to discharge all electrical signal cables or connectors to
ground before attaching them to the module. To discharge a cable,
touch the center pin of the coaxial cable to a grounded co nductor (such
as the outside ground co nductor of an electrical connector) just before
connecting the cable to the module.
Tighten and loosen electrical SMA connectors using the correct size
torque wrench, set to 56 N-cm (5 in-lb), or the torque setting valid for
the connection type. (See p age 25, Electrical connector torque settings.)
NOTE. Use 50 Ω SMA terminations, provided with the module, on all
unused electrical connectors.
Remote module mounting
Remote electrical modules have both guide rails and end plate mounting
holes. Use either or both features to create a stable environment for the
remote modules. One guide rail is provided with each rem ote module.
Installing the guide rails
Attach the guide rail to a fixture (o r desktop) using the two mounting
screws (provided). The holes in the fixture must have 4-40 threaded
holes spaced 1.25 inches (31.8 mm) apart (measured from center of
hole). Slide the remote modu le onto the secured rail, engaging the
tracks on the bottom of the remote module. (See Figure 1.)
ed wrist strap (provided with your
NOTE. The tracks on the remote module and guide rails must be properly
matedtoensureafirm attachment. One track on the module is larger than
the other. The larger track must engage the ball plungers on the guide rail.
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Operating basics
Figure 1: Remote module mounting rails and end plate holes
Using the end plate mounting holes
The end pla
environment for the remote modules. There is one hole in each module
end plate: one in the front en d plate and one in the rear end p late. You
will nee
holes.
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te mounting holes also allow you to create a stable
d to provide the moun ting apparatus to use with these mounting
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Operating basics
The front and rear end plate spacing is 2.95 inches (75.0 m m) and the
mounting holes are located co-axially in line. (See Figure 1.) Each
mounting hole is threaded for a 4-40 machine screw to a depth of
0.38 inches (9.5 mm). The bottom of the mounting holes are closed in
order to prevent accidental damage to the internal circuits of the remote
module from the machine screws.
CAUTION. Do not use machine screws in the end plate mounting holes that
can protrude deeper than 0.38 inches (9.5 mm). Such screws may bottom
out in the closed mounting holes and damage the screw threads or break off.
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Cleaning the module
WARNING. To prevent injury, power off the instrument and remove the
module before performing any cleaning .
Clean the exterior surfaces of the module with a dry lint-free cloth
or a soft-bristle brush. If any dirt remains, use a dam p cloth or swab
dipped in a 75% isopro pyl alcohol solution. Use a
spaces around controls and connectors. Do not allow m oisture inside
the mod ule. Do not use abrasive compounds on any part of the chassis
that may damage the chassis.
Do not open the module case. There are no user serviceable components
inside the module and cleaning the interio
swab to clean narrow
r is not required.
CAUTION. To prevent damage, avoid the
which might damage the plastics in th
alcohol solution as a cleaner and wip
deionized water when cleaning the m
Before using any other type of clean
Center or representative.
is instrument. Use a 75% isopropyl
e w ith deionized water. Use only
enu buttons or front-panel buttons.
er, consult your Tektronix Service
use of chemical cleaning agents
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Cleaning optical connectors
Cleaning optical connectors
1. Obtain the following equipment:
One compressed air can (Tektronix part number 118-1068-01).
AcleaningtoolsuchasaFIScassette cleaner (FI-6270), a
FIS tape dispenser cleaner (FI-7111), or an Optipop pipe
cleaner (F1-6364). Cleaning kits for optical connectors (such
as the Tektronix Optical Connector Cleaner part number
020-2494-xx) are available from several suppliers.
2. Loosen the UCI adapter and remove it. This exposes the male fiber
end-face behind the UCI connector.
3. Pull the pipe cleaner through the hollow female-to-female ferrule
alignment t
air to clean the tube of the UCI adapter.
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ube inside the UCI adapter. Then use the c o mpressed
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Cleaning optical connectors
CAUTION. Do not blow compressed air into the female input of the UCI
adapter when it is installed o n the module.
4. Advance the fiber cleaning cassette or tape-dispenser cleaner
to expose an unused clean section of the lint-free, dry, cleaning
surface.
5. Lightly drag the clean, dry, surface of the cleaning tool cloth
against the male end-face of the fiber input for a short distance (a
centimeter or two).
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Cleaning optical connectors
6. Place the UCI adapter back on the cleaned fiber end-face on the
module.
7. When the module does not have a fiber cable attached to its
input(s), attach the black dust-cap to prevent airborne contaminates
from lodging in the female optical i nput.
8. Clean any male fiber end-face input fiber cable or device that you
attach to the UCI input.
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Appendix A: Module, instrument, an
software compatibility
d
DSA8300 instrument software
Supported module s
TekScope software version 6.0.3.X:
80A01, 80A02, 80A03, 80A05, 80C01, 80C01,
80C02, 80C03, 80C04, 80C05, 80C06, 80C07/B,
80C08/B/C/D, 80C09, 80C10/B/C, 80C11/B, 80C12/B,
80C14, 80C15, 80C25GBE, 80E01, 80E02, 80E03,
80E04, 80E06, 80E07, 80E08, 80E09, 80E10, 82A04
TekScope software version 6.2.X:
80E07B, 80E08B, 80E09B, 80E10B, 80E11, 80E11X1,
82A04B
1
Listed versio
and the DSA8300 operating system support all previously-released modules.
2
Listed modules include all available options unless noted otherwise.
3
The DSA8300 does not support the 80A06 module.
1,2,3
n number or greater. Newer versions of the TekScope application software
and module compatibility
Required
operating
system
Microsoft
Windows 7
Ultimate (32 bit)
v0.9
Microsoft
Windows 7
Ultimate (32 bit)
v0.9
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Appendix A: Module, instrument, and software compatibility
Legacy instrument software and module compatibility
Legacy instruments include TDS/CSA8000, TDS/CSA8000B and
TDS/CSA/DSA8200 series isntruments.
TekScope
software
1
version
1.0
Supported modules
80C01, 80C01-CR, 80C02/-CR,
80C03/-CR, 80E01, 80E02,
80E03, 80E04, 80A01, 80A02
1.1
1.2
1.3
80C04-CR1
80C04-CR2, 80C05, 80C0 6
80C07/-CR1, 80C08/-CR1,
80C09/-CR1, 80A03
1.4
80C08B/-CR1-CR2, 80C10,
80E06
1.5
80C07B/-CR1,
80C08C/-CR1/-CR2/-CR4,
80C11/-CR1/-CR2/-CR3/-CR4
2
2.0.1.3
2.0.1.5
2.1
80C12 (limited), 80A05 (limited)
80C12, 80A05
2A04 (Must be installed in
8
a DSA8200, CSA82 00, or
TDS8200 mainframe)
2.4 80A06
2.5 80E07, 80E08, 80E09, 8 0E10
Required operating
system
Microsoft Windows 98
Microsoft Windows 2000
3
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Appendix A: M odule, instrument, and s oft w ar e compatibility
TekScope
software
version
5.0
1
Supported modules
80C02 Option 01, 80C08C
Required operating
system
Option 01, 80C10B,
80C11 Option 01, 80C12
Option 01, 80C25GBE
5.1.2
80C08D, 80C10C, 80C11B,
Microsoft Windows XP
80C12B, 80C14
5.2.X
80C15, 80E07B, 80E08B,
80E09B, 80E10B, 80E11,
80E11X1, 82A04B
1
Newer versions of the TekScope application software and instrument operating system
software support all previously-released modules.
2
Replace product application software version 2.0.1.3 with the latest available version
from the Tektronix Web.
3
Using the 80E07,
software may prevent the application from starting.
80E08, 80E09, or 80E10 modules in mainframes with older versions of
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Appendix B: Accessories and option
Standard accessories (shipped with the module)
Item Part number
80A00, 80C00, and 80E00 Electrical
and Optical Sampling Modules
Installation (this document)
Certificate of Traceable Calibration
for product at first shipment
SMA male 50 Ω termination
(installed, one per electrical signal
connector)
Fiber cleaning kit (optical modules
only)
Transit case, ESD protective (80E01,
80E03, 80E04 modules only)
Transit case, ESD Protective
(80E07B, 80E08B, 80E09B, 80E10B
modules only)
Transit case, ESD Protective (80E11,
80E11X, 80C10CE2 modules only)
2.4mmmaleto2.92mm(K)female
adapter (80E01 mod ule only)
1.85 mm (V) male to 2.92 mm
(K) female adapte r, one per
electrical signal connector (80E09B,
80E10B, 80E11, 80E11X1, and
80C10CE2 modules only)
Remote module guide rail kit
(80E07B, 80E08B, 80E09B, and
80E10B modules only)
20 inch SMA Cable (80E07B,
80E08B, 80E09B, 80E10B, 80E11,
80E11X1, and 80C10CE2 modules
only)
071-3059-xx
Not orderable
015-1022-xx
020-2494-xx
004-5091-xx
016-2073-00
016-2074-00
015-0703-xx
011-0187-xx
650-4986-xx
174-1427-xx
s
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Appendix B: Accessories and options
Standard accessories (shipped with the module) (cont.)
Item Part numb er
18 GHz 50/50 Splitter (80E07B,
80E09B, 80E11 modules only)
6 dB Attenuator (80E11X
1and
80C10CE2 modules only)
SMAPlugtoSMAPlugBarrel
(2 each for 80E07B and 80E09B
modules only)
4.4 inch Matched SMA Cables
(80E11 module only)
Sampling module extender cable
(two meter) (80E11 modules only)
1
An extender cable extends the reach of an electrical sampling module. The extender
cable installs between the sampling module and the instrument, allowing you to operate
the sampling module out of the module compartment. If you compensate a module in the
main instrument and then move the module to an extender, or visa versa, recompensate
the module. See the main instrument user manual for how to compensate a module.
015-0720-xx
015-1001-xx
131-8490-xx
174-5338-xx
80X02
1
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Appendix B: Accessories and options
Calibration and warranty options
Option Description
C3 Three years of calibration service
C5 Five years of calibration service
D1
D3
D5
Calibration data report
Three years of calibration data reports (requires Opt. C3)
Five years of calibr
ation data reports (requires Opt. C3)
R3 Extended repair warranty to three years
R5
Extended repair warranty to five years
Optional accessories: optical modules
1
Item Part number
D4/PC Universal Optical Input (UCI)
119-4514-xx
adapter
Biconic UCI adapter
FC/PC UCI adapt er, APC-108
SMA 2.5 UCI adapter
SC/PC UCI a dapter
DIN/PC UCI adapter
DIAMOND 2.5 UCI adapter
SMA UCI adapter
DIAMOND 3.5 UCI adapter
ST/PC UCI adapter
DSA8300 Performance Verification
Technical Reference
119-4515-xx
119-5115-xx
119-4517-xx
119-5116-xx
119-4546-xx
119-4556-xx
119-4557-xx
119-4558-xx
119-4513-xx
077-0682-xx (PDF file downloadab le
from the Tektronix Web site)
DSA8300 Service Manual 077-0572-xx (PDF file downloadable
from the Tektronix Web site)
DSA8200 Service M an ual
CSA8000 & TDS8000 Series Service
071-2049-xx
071-0438-xx
Manual
1
Go to www.tek.com to view the current list of optional accessories and download
documents.
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Appendix B: Accessories and options
Optional accessories: electrical modules
1
Item Part number
EOS/ESD Isolation Module
26 GHz ESD Protection Device
Sampling module extender cable
(one meter)
2
Sampling module extender cable
(two meter)
2
2X attenuator (SMA male-to-female)
5X attenuator (male-to-female)
80A02
80A09
80X01
80X02
015-1001-xx
015-1002-xx
Power divider 015-0565-xx
SMA accessory kit
Torque wrench, 8 mm (5/16 inch)
020-1693-xx
n.a.
open end
3.5maleto3.5femaleSMA
Slip-on SMA connector
3.5 mm 50 Ω connector (SMA
015-0552-xx
015-0553-xx
015-0549-xx
male-to-female)
BNC female 75 Ω to 50 Ω type N
131-0112-xx
minimum loss attenuator
Terminator, ECL
Connector saver, 3.5 mm SMA
1
Go to www.tek.com to view the current list of optional accessories.
2
An extender cable extends the reach of an electrical sampling module. The extender
cable installs between the sampling module and the instrument, allowing you to operate
the sampling module out of the module compartment. Module extender cables are
incompatible with the remote sampling modules (80E07, 80E07B, 80E08, 80E08B, 80E09,
80E09B, 80E10, and 80E10B). If you compensate a module in the main instrument and
then move the module to an extender, or visa versa, recompensate the module. See the
main instrument user manual for how to compensate a module.
015-0558-xx
015-0549-xx
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Appendix C: Electrical connector torque settings
Connector
type Torque setting Torque tolerance
SMA 56 N-cm (5 in-lb) ±5.6 N-cm (±0.5 in-lb)
1.85 mm
2.4 mm
2.92 mm
3.5 mm
Figure 2: Using a torque wrench to tighten connectors
90 N-cm (8 in-lb) ±9.0 N-cm (±0.8 in-lb)
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Appendix C: Electrical conn ector torque settings
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Index
A
Accessories, optional (electrical
modules), 24
Accessories, optional (optical
modules), 23
C
Calibration options, 23
Cleaning optical connectors, 14
Cleaning the m odule, 13
Compliance information, ii
Connecting electrical signals, 10
Connecting optical signals, 8
Connector torque settings
(electrical), 25
Controls and indicators (modules), 7
D
Differential Channel A lignm ent
application, 3
E
Electrical connector torque
settings, 25
Electrostatic discharge handling
guidelines, 1
EMC compliance, ii
Environmental consideration s, iii
G
General safety summary, ii
Installing the guide rails (remote
module use), 10
Instrument compatibility
(DSA8300), 17
Instrument compatibility (legacy
instruments), 18
M
Maximum o ptical signal levels, 9
Module compatibility
(DSA8300), 17
Module compatibility (legacy
instruments), 18
O
Operating basics, 7
Optical connectors, cleaning, 14
Optical signal guid lelines, 9
Optical signals, connecting, 8
optimize measurem ent accuracy, 5
Optional accessories (electrical
modules), 24
Optional accessories (optical
modules), 23
Options (calib ration, warranty), 23
R
Related documents, v
Remote module mounting, 10
Removeamodule, 3
RoHS, i ii
Run module compensation, 5
I
Install a module, 3
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Index
S
Software compatibility
(DSA8300), 17
Software compatibility (legacy
instruments), 18
Standard accessories, 21
Swapping modules while powered
on, 3
T
Torque settings (electrical module
connectors), 2 5
Typical module configurations, 2
U
Using the end plate mounting holes
(remote module u se), 11
V
Verify module install, 4
W
Warranty options, 23
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