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perform any servicing unless you are qualified to
do so. Refer to all safety summaries prior to
performing service.
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General Safety Summary
Review the following safety precautions to avoid injury and prevent damage to
this product or any products connected to it.
Only qualified personnel should perform service procedures.
Injury Precautions
Use Proper Power Cord
Ground the Product
Do Not Operate Without
Covers
Use Proper Fuse
Do Not Operate in
Wet/Damp Conditions
Do Not Operate in an
Explosive Atmosphere
Avoid Exposed Circuitry
To avoid fire hazard, use only the power cord specified for this product.
This product is grounded through the grounding conductor of the 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.
To avoid electric shock or fire hazard, do not operate this product with covers or
panels removed.
To avoid fire hazard, use only the fuse type and rating specified for this product.
To avoid electric shock, do not operate this product in wet or damp conditions.
To avoid injury or fire hazard, do not operate this product in an explosive
atmosphere.
To avoid injury, remove jewelry such as rings, watches, and other metallic
objects. Do not touch exposed connections and components when power is
present.
Product Damage Precautions
Use Proper Power Source
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Do not operate this product from a power source that applies more than the
voltage specified.
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General Safety Summary
Use Proper Voltage
Setting
Provide Proper Ventilation
Do Not Operate With
Suspected Failures
Before applying power, ensure that the line selector is in the proper position for
the power source being used.
To prevent product overheating, provide proper ventilation.
If you suspect there is damage to this product, have it inspected by qualified
service personnel.
Safety Terms and Symbols
Terms in This Manual
These terms may appear in this manual:
WARNING. Warning statements identify conditions or practices that could result
in injury or loss of life.
CAUTION. Caution statements identify conditions or practices that could result in
damage to this product or other property.
Terms on the Product
Symbols on the Product
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These terms may appear on the product:
DANGER indicates an injury hazard immediately accessible as you read the
marking.
WARNING indicates an injury hazard not immediately accessible as you read the
marking.
CAUTION indicates a hazard to property including the product.
The following symbols may appear on the product:
DANGER
High Voltage
Protective Ground
(Earth) T erminal
ATTENTION
Refer to Manual
Double
Insulated
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Certifications and Compliances
General Safety Summary
CSA Certified Power
Cords
Compliances
Overvoltage Category
CSA Certification includes the products and power cords appropriate for use in
the North America power network. All other power cords supplied are approved
for the country of use.
Consult the product specifications for Overvoltage Category and Safety Class.
Overvoltage categories are defined as follows:
CAT III: Distribution level mains, fixed installation
CAT II: Local level mains, appliances, portable equipment
CAT I: Signal level, special equipment or parts of equipment, telecommunica-
tion, electronics
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Service Safety Summary
Only qualified personnel should perform service procedures. Read this Service
Safety Summary and the General Safety Summary before performing any service
procedures.
Do Not Service Alone
Disconnect Power
Use Caution When
Servicing the CRT
Use Care When Servicing
With Power On
Do not perform internal service or adjustments of this product unless another
person capable of rendering first aid and resuscitation is present.
To avoid electric shock, disconnect the main power by means of the power cord
or, if provided, the power switch.
To avoid electric shock or injury, use extreme caution when handling the CRT.
Only qualified personnel familiar with CRT servicing procedures and precautions
should remove or install the CRT.
CRTs retain hazardous voltages for long periods of time after power is turned off.
Before attempting any servicing, discharge the CRT by shorting the anode to
chassis ground. When discharging the CRT, connect the discharge path to ground
and then the anode. Rough handling may cause the CRT to implode. Do not nick
or scratch the glass or subject it to undue pressure when removing or installing it.
When handling the CRT, wear safety goggles and heavy gloves for protection.
Dangerous voltages or currents may exist in this product. Disconnect power,
remove battery (if applicable), and disconnect test leads before removing
protective panels, soldering, or replacing components.
To avoid electric shock, do not touch exposed connections.
X-Radiation
To avoid x-radiation exposure, do not modify or otherwise alter the high-voltage
circuitry or the CRT enclosure. X-ray emissions generated within this product
have been sufficiently shielded.
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Preface
This document describes the procedures required to certify the DAS 9200 Series
and TLA 500 Series logic analyzers and their associated modules.
This document is intended for Tektronix service personnel only. It assumes that
the reader is a trained technician, familiar with DAS 9200 Series and
TLA 500 Series logic analyzers.
For additional information, refer to the following documents:
HThe DAS Technician’s Reference Manual 070-5959-XX
HThe DAS Verification and Adjustment Procedures Manual 070-5961-XX
HThe TLA 510/520 Service Manual 070-8976-XX
HThe 92A96XX Service Manual 070-8247-XX
HThe 92HS8 User Manual 070-5951-XX
HThe DAS 9200 Systems/TLA 500 Systems Functional Verification Procedure
DAS9200-AA
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Introduction
The purpose of these certification procedures is to enable the Tektronix Field
Service organization to satisfy customer requests for traceable certification of the
DAS 9200 and TLA 500 systems. (Often, the customer requires equipment
certification to achieve or maintain ISO compliance.)
NOTE. These procedures are not intended for customer availability.
These procedures provide Tektronix Field Service Technicians with a standardized and documented procedure for traceable certification of DAS 9200 and
TLA 500 Systems to national standards. After performing this procedure, the
technician can generate and provide the customer with a Certificate of Traceable
Calibration and, if required, a Certification Test Record. The technician can then
apply appropriate calibration stickers to the mainframe and modules which make
up the system. This provides the customer with documentation and confidence in
the measurement accuracy of their system.
This procedure does not verify the system to published specifications. It should
generally be used in conjunction with the DAS 9200/TLA 500 FunctionalVerification Procedure. These Certification Procedures certify the accuracy of the
primary references or adjustments; the Functional Verification Procedure verifies
the functionality of the mainframe, module, and probes. Although not required
for traceable certification, if full verification of published specifications is
specially requested by the customer, refer to the Performance VerificationProcedures in the appropriate DAS 9200/TLA 500 Service Manuals.
This procedure is intended for use by Tektronix Field Service Technicians who
have completed DAS9200 Service Training. Others with less training may need
access to other reference documents, such as mainframe and module user
manuals, for detailed information. (Refer to page xi for a partial list of related
documents.)
Please check the Required Test Equipment table on page 6 to ensure you have
the proper traceable test equipment, fixtures, tools, and materials, before
beginning the procedures.
CAUTION. Check with the customer before disconnecting probes or cables from
the system under test. It is desirable to use the customer’s probes and cables
when called for, but in some cases this may not be possible.
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Products Certified
Table 1 lists the modules which can be certified, and the order in which they
must be tested. Table 2 lists the modules which have no certifiable references.
These procedures support Tektronix-recommended product configurations only.
The recommended recertification interval for DAS 9200 and TLA 500 products
is one year.
T able 1: Products Certified
ProductParameterComments
1DAS 9219/9220
Mainframe
Time Base Accuracy:
100 MHz (Main)
Measured on Controller board
2DAS 9221/TLA
5XX Mainframe
392E9 Expansion
Mainframe
492A16/92A16E
board
592A96/C96
board
692HS8 Master
Interface board
and Probe Cabinets
792S16/92SX109
board
892S32/92SX118
board
Time Base Accuracy:
100 MHz (Main)
Time Delay AccuracyMeasured on Expansion Slave
Threshold Accuracy
Time Base Accuracy (92A16 only):
Figure 1 shows the general order of tasks that you will need to perform for
certification.
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Introduction
Determine modules
customer wants to certify
Go to appropriate
procedure(s)
Is it OK
with customer to remove/
reconnect probes
from SUT?
Yes
Select procedure
Prepare equipment
for testing
Perform procedure
Gather required test equipment
Use Tektronix-supplied
No
Configure customer’s
mainframe and modules
as described in procedure
probes, if available
Set up test
equipment
Photocopy/print required
Test Records
Allow all mainframes,
modules and equipment
to warm up (20 minutes)
Enter traceable test equipment and
DAS/TLA product models and
serial numbers on appropriate
Certificates and Test Records
Enter measurements on the
appropriate Test Records
Are
measurements within
tolerance?
Yes
Are
all certifications
complete?
No
No
Yes
Figure 1: Certification Procedure Tasks
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Repair or adjust
equipment as required
Done
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General Information and Conventions
The following general information and conventions apply throughout this
section:
HEach test procedure begins with a table, similar to the one below, that
provides information you need to know before starting the test.
Introduction
Equipment
Required
ConfigurationMainframe, configured as follows:
PrerequisitesWarm-up time: 20 minutes, DAS and test equipment
The item numbers after each piece of equipment refer to line numbers in
Table 3, Required Test Equipment, which begins on page 6.
HThe Test Record starts with header information that must always be filled out
completely. The Certificate Number is the number of the actual Certificate ofTraceable Calibration that you’ll complete.
HAlways fill out the Incoming Data entry on the Test Record. The Outgoing
Data entry is required only if you perform a repair or adjustment to the
module such that the certification tests must be performed again.
Universal Counter/Timer with Probe (item 1)
Dual Lead Adapter (item 7)
Gold Square Pin (item 9)
Top cover removed
Memory board removed; other boards may be installed
Power-up diagnostics pass.
No previous tests required.
Equipment Required
These procedures require the use of traceable signal sources and measurement
instruments to ensure accuracy. Table 3 lists the equipment required for the
procedures.
You can obtain an accuracy ratio of 4:1 or better by using the recommended
equipment listed in the Examples column of Table 3. If your test equipment does
not meet the minimum requirements listed in the table, your test results may be
invalid.
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Table 3: Required Test Equipment
Item Number and DescriptionMinimum RequirementsExamplesWhere Used
1 Universal Counter/Timer
with Probe
1
2 Oscilloscope with two
1,3
Probes
3 Digital Multimeter (DMM)4.5 digit; 0 V ± 0.5 mV;
200 MHz frequency
measurement capability;
20 ppm time base accuracy
@25 MHz to 200 MHz;
10 Hz resolution
Probes must be compensated. Refer to the oscilloscope or counter/timer manual for the correct probe compensation
procedure.
2
The P6125 probe is a 5X probe. If you use a 10X probe, you must adjust threshold voltages accordingly.
3
For procedures requiring delta time measurements, you must compensate for oscilloscope channel-to-channel skew.
4
The handheld DMMs (DMM 252 and DMM 254) provide a 3:1 test accuracy ratio at 1.6 V (4 V full-scale range).
5
Modify the DIP clip by soldering a second pin in parallel with pin 18.
Procedure 6
Test Conditions
The certification procedures must be performed in an environment that is within
the instrument’s normal electrical and environmental operating parameters,
following a minimum 20-minute warm-up period.
These procedures support Tektronix-recommended product configurations only.
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Procedure 1: DAS 9219/9220 Mainframes
This procedure verifies the accuracy of the 100 MHz Time Base Clock on the
Controller board.
Before removing the Memory board, verify that the power-up diagnostics pass.
Universal counter/timer with probe (item 1)
Dual lead adapter (item 7)
16-pin DIP clip (item 11)
Top cover and card cage door removed
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Memory board removed
Warm-up time: 20 minutes (test equipment and DAS/TLA mainframe)
Counter/timer probe compensated
No previous procedures required
; all instrument modules removed
Set up the test equipment as follows:
Counter/Timer with
5X Probe
Channel A:
MODEFREQ A
TERM1 M
SLOPE +
ATTNX1
COUPL DC
CH A LEVEL+0.740 V
AVGS–1
7
Value shown is for a 5X probe. For a 10X probe, value should be 0.372 V.
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Procedure 1: DAS 9219/9220 Mainframes
100 MHz
Time Base Clock
Procedure
1. Connect the counter/timer probe GND to U121 pin 8 on the Controller
board. (See Figure 2.)
2. Connect the counter/timer probe input to U121 pin 14 and record the
measured frequency on the Test Record. Verify that the value is within the
allowable range.
1
Signal (white)
Front of mainframe
GND (black)
U121
8
14
10
Figure 2: Controller Board 100 MHz Time Base Clock Test Point Locations
(DAS 9219/9220 Mainframes)
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Certification Test Record
DAS 9219/9220 Mainframe
Instrument Model:
Serial Number: Certificate Number:
Verification Performed by: Verification Date:
Time Base Accuracy Test Data
Procedure
CharacteristicSpecificationTolerance
Reference
Incoming DataOutgoing Data
100 MHz Main Clock100 MHz ± 0.01%99.99 MHz to
100.01 MHz
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Procedure 2: DAS 9221 and TLA 510/TLA 520 Mainframes
This procedure verifies the accuracy of the 100 MHz Time Base Clock on the
Controller board.
Time Base Accuracy
Test Equipment Setup
Equipment
Required
ConfigurationMainframe, configured as follows:
PrerequisitesWarm-up time: 20 minutes (test equipment and DAS/TLA mainframe)
Universal counter/timer with probe (item 1)
Dual lead adapter (item 7)
Gold square pin (item 9)
Top cover and card cage door removed
All instrument modules removed
Counter/timer probe compensated
No previous procedures required
All power-up diagnostics pass
Set up the test equipment as follows:
Counter/Timer with
5X Probe
Channel A:
MODEFREQ A
TERM1 M
SLOPE +
ATTNX1
COUPL DC
CH A LEVEL+0.740 V
AVGS–1
8
Value shown is for a 5X probe. For a 10X probe, value should be 0.372 V.
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Procedure 2: DAS 9221 and TLA 510/TLA 520 Mainframes
100 MHz
Time Base Clock
Procedure
1. Connect the counter/timer probe ground to TP4800 (GND).
2. Connect the counter/timer probe input to U1800 pin 12 and record the
measured frequency on the Test Record. (See Figure 3.) Verify that the value
is within the allowable range.
Backplane board
Card cage
U1800
10H210
12
mounting brace
Front of mainframe
Figure 3: Controller Board 100 MHz Time Base Clock Test Point Location
(DAS 9221/TLA Mainframes)
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Certification Test Record
DAS 9221 and TLA 510/TLA 520 Mainframes
Instrument Model:
Serial Number: Certificate Number:
Verification Performed by: Verification Date:
Time Base Accuracy Test Data
Procedure
CharacteristicSpecificationTolerance
Reference
Incoming DataOutgoing Data
100 MHz Main Clock100 MHz ± 0.01%99.99 MHz to
100.01 MHz
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Procedure 3: 92E9 Expansion Mainframe
This procedure verifies that the 92E9 Expansion Mainframe is correctly
synchronized with the master mainframe clock to ensure overall system timing
accuracy.
Time Delay Accuracy
Equipment
Required
ConfigurationExpansion Mainframe(s), configured as follows:
PrerequisitesWarm-up time: 20 minutes (test equipment, DAS master mainframe,
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The following procedure calls for a delta time measurement. Before taking the
measurement, you must compensate for the oscilloscope channel-to-channel skew
(in addition to the normal probe compensation).
Oscilloscope with probes (item 2)
Dual-lead adapters (2) (item 7)
Subminiature-to-miniature probe adapters (2) (item 8)
20-pin DIP clip, narrow, modified for two oscilloscope connections on
pin 18 (item 12)
Top cover and card cage door removed
All instrument modules removed
and expansion mainframe(s))
Oscilloscope probes compensated
Power-up diagnostics pass
Must have passed either Procedure 1: DAS 9219/9220 Mainframes or
Procedure 2: DAS 9221 and TLA 510/520 Mainframes
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Procedure 3: 92E9 Expansion Mainframe
Test Equipment Setup
Time Delay Procedure
Set up the test equipment as follows:
OscilloscopeA Trigger
SourceCh 1
CouplingAC
Slope+
ModeAuto
Trigger LevelMid-position
A Time Base5 ns/Div
Ch 1 and Ch 2 Vertical
CouplingAC
Impedance1M
BandwidthFull
V/Div500 mV/Div
The following procedure measures the delay between two different stages of the
clock signal.
CAUTION. Use extreme caution when connecting the DIP clip to U265. Shorting
pins to ground or to other pins will destroy the device. Make all connections with
the mainframe power off.
1. Power off the mainframes before connecting the DIP clip or any test
equipment.
2. Using the DIP clip, connect the Ch 1 scope probe input to U265 pin 10 on
the Expansion Slave board. (See Figure 4.) Connect the ground lead to U265
pin 18.
3. Connect the Ch 2 scope probe to U265 pin 5 and the ground lead to U265
pin 18.
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Pin 5
(Ch 2)
Pin 10
(Ch 1)
U265
U265
Pin 18
(GND:Ch 1
and Ch 2 )
Figure 4: DAS 92E9 Expansion Slave Board T est Point Locations
4. Power on the master mainframe (which, in turn, powers on the expansion
mainframe).
5. Adjust the scope trigger level for a stable waveform.
6. Position the rising edge of the Ch 1 waveform at the left-most vertical
graticule line and center the waveform vertically.
7. Center the Ch 2 waveform vertically.
8. Change the Horizontal Scale to 2 ns. Reposition the waveforms horizontally,
if necessary, to locate the rising edge of Ch 1 at the left-most vertical
graticule line.
9. Use the oscilloscope cursors to measure the time delta time) from the
50% point of the rising edge of the Ch 1 waveform to the 50% point of the
falling edge of the Ch 2 waveform. Record this value on the Test Record.
Verify that the value is within the allowable range.
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Procedure 3: 92E9 Expansion Mainframe
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Certification Test Record
DAS 92E9 Expansion Mainframe
Instrument Model:
Serial Number: Certificate Number:
Verification Performed by: Verification Date:
Time Delay Accuracy Test Data
Procedure
CharacteristicSpecificationTolerance
Reference
Incoming DataOutgoing Data
Time Delay
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Procedure 4: 92A16 Acquisition Board and
92A16E Expansion Board
This procedure verifies the accuracy of the 200 MHz Time Base Clock on the
92A16 board. This procedure also verifies the accuracy of the acquisition probe
thresholds on the 92A16 and 92A16E boards.
Time Base Accuracy
This procedure checks the 92A16 200 MHz Time Base Clock.
Test Equipment Setup
Equipment
Required
ConfigurationMainframe, configured as follows:
PrerequisitesWarm-up time: 20 minutes, DAS and test equipment
Top cover and card cage door removed
92A16 installed in the lowest allowable slot number (slot 2 of DAS
mainframe); all other instrument modules removed
Counter/timer probe compensated
Power-up diagnostics pass
No previous tests required
Set up the test equipment as follows:
Counter/Timer with
5X Probe
Channel A:
MODEFREQ A
TERM1 M
SLOPE +
ATTNX1
COUPL DC
CH A LEVEL+0.740 V
AVGS–1
10
Value shown is for a 5X probe. For a 10X probe, value should be 0.372 V.
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Procedure 4: 92A16 Acquisition Board and 92A16E Expansion Board
200 MHz
Time Base Clock
Procedure
1. Move to the 92A16 Trigger menu.
2. Press F1: START.
3. Connect the counter/timer probe spring-tip ground to the Gnd test
point (hole) on the back of the circuit board, near U716. (See Figure 5.)
4. Connect the counter/timer probe input to U716, pin 9 and record the
measured frequency on the Test Record. Verify that the value is within the
allowable range.
U716
Gnd
Pin 9
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Figure 5: 92A16 Test Point Locations (back of board)
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Threshold Accuracy
Procedure 4: 92A16 Acquisition Board and 92A16E Expansion Board
This procedure verifies the threshold accuracy at the external control probe
connectors (J400 and J600).
Test Equipment Setup
Equipment
Required
ConfigurationMainframe, configured as follows:
PrerequisitesWarm-up time: 20 minutes (test equipment and DAS/TLA mainframe
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For information about building the threshold fixture, refer to Appendix B, on
page 73.
DMM (item 3)
Threshold fixture
Top cover and card cage door removed
92A16 installed in the lowest allowable slot number (slot 2 of DAS
mainframe); 92A16E modules installed in adjacent slots; all other
instrument modules removed
and modules)
All power-up diagnostics pass
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(item 6)
Set up the test equipment as follows:
Threshold FixtureConnected to J400 (pod B connector) of the 92A16 module—pin 1 of
threshold fixture connected to pin 1 of probe pod connector
DMMAutorange
Ground lead connected from DMM to pin 1 of threshold fixture (see
following figure)
Positive lead connected to pin 13 of threshold fixture
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Procedure 4: 92A16 Acquisition Board and 92A16E Expansion Board
Pin 13 (test point for
all measurements)
Soldered wires
(signal ground)
Pod B/Pod C Threshold
Procedure
1. Make the following 92A16 Setup menu selections:
HChannel menu:
Threshold Level→VAR→ 0.00V
(Repeat this setting for each pod, including all 92A16E pods, if present)
HTrigger menu:
(all don’t cares)
2. Press F1: START.
3. Record the DMM voltage reading on the Test Record. Verify that the value is
within the allowable range.
4. Move the threshold fixture to J600 (pod C connector).
CAUTION. When inserting the threshold fixture into a connector, be sure that the
fixture is correctly oriented, pin 1-to-pin 1. Incorrect insertion can damage the
instrument module.
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5. Record the DMM voltage reading on the Test Record. Verify that the value is
within the allowable range.
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6. If any 92A16E modules are present, move the threshold fixture to the J400
and J600 connectors on those modules and record the DMM voltage reading
for each connector on the Test Record for the 92A16E. (Each 92A16E
module requires a separate Test Record.) Verify that the value is within the
allowable range.
7. Press F1: STOP.
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Certification Test Record
DAS 92A16 Acquisition Board
Instrument Model:
Serial Number: Certificate Number:
Verification Performed by: Verification Date:
Time Base Accuracy Test Data
Procedure
CharacteristicSpecificationTolerance
Reference
Incoming DataOutgoing Data
200 MHz Time Base Clock200 MHz 0.5%199 MHz to
201 MHz
Threshold Accuracy Test Data
CharacteristicSpecificationTolerance
Pod B Threshold0.000 V 8 mV–0.008 V to
+0.008 V
Pod C Threshold0.000 V 8 mV–0.008 V to
+0.008 V
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Procedure
Reference
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Incoming DataOutgoing Data
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Certification Test Record
DAS 92A16E Expansion Board
Instrument Model:
Serial Number: Certificate Number:
Verification Performed by: Verification Date:
Threshold Accuracy Test Data
Procedure
CharacteristicSpecificationTolerance
Reference
Incoming DataOutgoing Data
Pod B Threshold0.000 V 8 mV–0.008 V to
+0.008 V
Pod C Threshold0.000 V 8 mV–0.008 V to
+0.008 V
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Procedure 5: 92A96/92C96 Acquisition Board
This procedure verifies the accuracy of the 92A96/92C96 data and clock channel
input thresholds.
Threshold Accuracy
Test Equipment Setup
Equipment
Required
ConfigurationMainframe, configured as follows:
PrerequisitesWarm-up time: 20 minutes (test equipment and DAS/TLA mainframe
This procedure verifies the accuracy of the data and clock channel input
threshold levels.
Set up the test equipment as follows:
DMM (item 3)
Top cover and card cage door removed
Mainframe lying on its right side, with power supply down
92A96 or 92C96 installed in highest allowable slot (slot 7 for DAS,
slot 3 for TLA), all other instrument modules removed
and modules)
No previous procedures required
All power-up diagnostics pass
DMMAutorange
PRREF Procedure
1. Select the 92C96 Channel menu.
2. Press F5: DEFINE THRESHOLD, and set both the Clock and Data
Thresholds to VAR –4.00V.
3. Press F8: EXIT & SAVE.
4. Select the 92C96 Clock menu.
5. Select External for the Module Clock selection.
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Procedure 5: 92A96/92C96 Acquisition Board
6. Refer to Figure 6 and connect the DMM’s ground and positive input leads as
follows:
Ground lead to +5 V (C342 +lead)
Positive input lead to PRREF (TP324)
7. Record the DMM voltage reading on the Test Record. Verify that the value is
within the allowable range.
F116
F118
TP202
J200
TP204
J400
F117
TP324
TP325
Figure 6: Data and Clock Threshold Test Point Locations
CREF/DREF Procedure
8. Move the DMM’s ground lead to TP325 (ground).
9. Press F1: START, wait for the Slow Clock message to appear, and press
F1: STOP.
U245
C342
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10. Move the DMM’s positive input lead to CREF (TP202).
11. Record the DMM voltage reading on the Test Record (the CREF –4.00 V
Threshold entry). Verify that the value is within the allowable range.
12. Move the DMM’s positive input lead to DREF (TP204).
13. Record the DMM voltage reading on the Test Record (the DREF –4.00 V
Threshold entry). Verify that the value is within the allowable range.
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14. Select the 92C96 Channel menu.
15. Press F5: DEFINE THRESHOLD, and set both the Clock and Data
Thresholds to VAR +8.75 V.
16. Press F8: EXIT & SAVE.
17. Press F1: START, wait for the Slow Clock message to appear, and press
F1: STOP.
18. Record the DMM voltage reading on the Test Record (the DREF +8.75 V
Threshold entry). Verify that the value is within the allowable range.
19. Move the DMM’s positive input lead to CREF (TP202).
20. Record the DMM voltage reading on the Test Record (the CREF +8.75 V
Threshold entry). Verify that the value is within the allowable range.
21. Select the 92C96 Channel menu.
22. Press F5: DEFINE THRESHOLD, and set both the Clock and Data
Thresholds to VAR +1.50 V.
23. Press F8: EXIT & SAVE.
24. Press F1: START, wait for the Slow Clock message to appear, and press
F1: STOP.
25. Record the DMM voltage reading on the Test Record (the CREF +1.50 V
Threshold entry). Verify that the value is within the allowable range.
26. Move the DMM’s positive input lead to DREF (TP204).
27. Record the DMM voltage reading on the Test Record (the DREF +1.50 V
Threshold entry). Verify that the value is within the allowable range.
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Certification Test Record
DAS 92A96/92C96 Acquisition Board
Instrument Model:
Serial Number: Certificate Number:
Verification Performed by: Verification Date:
PRREF Accuracy Test Data
Procedure
CharacteristicSpecificationTolerance
Reference
Incoming DataOutgoing Data
PRREF Reference–1.680 V ± 90 mV–1.590 V to
–1.770 V
CREF/DREF Accuracy Test Data
CharacteristicSpecificationTolerance
CREF –4.00 V Threshold–4.00 V ± 75 mV–3.925 V to
–4.075 V
DREF –4.00 V Threshold–4.00 V ± 75 mV–3.925 V to
–4.075 V
DREF +8.75 V Threshold+8.75 V ± 75 mV+8.675 V to
+8.825 V
CREF +8.75 V Threshold+8.75 V ± 75 mV+8.675 V to
+8.825 V
CREF +1.50 V Threshold+1.50 V ± 75 mV+1.425 V to
+1.575 V
DREF +1.50 V Threshold+1.50 V ± 75 mV+1.425 V to
+1.575 V
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Procedure 6: 92HS8 Interface Board and Probe Cabinets
This procedure verifies the accuracy of the 92HS8 200 MHz and 500 MHz Time
Base Clocks. This procedure also verifies the accuracy of the 92HS8 and
92HS8E Probe Cabinet data input thresholds.
The time bases used by the 92HS8/92HS8E module are configuration-dependent.
When two Probe Cabinets are connected to the Master Interface board, the
module uses the time bases on the Master Interface board. When only one Probe
Cabinet is connected, the module uses the time bases within the Probe Cabinet.
For full certification, perform both time base accuracy procedures. This certifies
time bases on both the Master Interface board and within the Probe Cabinet. If
only one Probe Cabinet is available, you will be able to perform partial
certification only, verifying only the time bases of the Probe Cabinet.
In either case you will be able to certify the Probe Cabinet threshold accuracy.
NOTE. The 92HS8E Interface Board contains no certifiable references. However,
the Probe Cabinets attached to the 92HS8E can be certified.
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Procedure 6: 92HS8 Interface Board and Probe Cabinets
Calibrator Accuracy: Probe Cabinet
This procedure verifies the accuracy of the 92HS8 Probe Cabinet calibrator
output.
Equipment
Required
ConfigurationMainframe, configured as follows:
PrerequisitesWarm-up time: 20 minutes (test equipment and DAS/TLA mainframe
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Having two Probe Cabinets connected to the Master Interface board will invalidate
the test results.
Universal counter/timer with probe (item 1)
Dual lead adapter (item 7)
Top cover and card cage door removed
92HS8/92HS8E Interface board installed in DAS mainframe; all other
instrument modules removed
One Probe Cabinet connected to Pod D of the 92HS8 Master Interface
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board
(mainframe must have been powered up in this configuration)
Probe Cabinet top cover removed. Probe Cabinet Acquisition board
jumpered for 8-channel (single cabinet) operation. Refer to the 92HS8User Manual.
and modules)
Counter/timer probe compensated
No previous procedures required
All power-up diagnostics pass
Test Equipment Setup
40
Set up the test equipment as follows:
Counter/Timer with
5X Probe
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Value shown is for a 5X probe. For a 10X probe, value should be 0.372 V.
Channel A:
MODEFREQ A
TERM1 M
ATTNX1
COUPL DC
CH A LEVEL+0.740 V
AVGS–1
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Calibrator Frequency
Procedure
Perform this procedure for each Probe Cabinet to be certified.
1. Connect the counter/timer probe GND to one of the REF pins of the Probe
Cal connector (on the front of the 92HS8 Probe Cabinet).
2. Connect the counter/timer probe input to one of the SIG pins of the Probe
Cal connector.
3. Go the the 92HS8 Config menu and run the 92HS8 Deskew process for the
connected Probe Cabinet.
NOTE. The calibrator output signal occurs for only a few seconds.
4. Record the measured frequency as Calibrator Frequency on the Test Record
for the Probe Cabinet. Verify that the value is within the allowable range.
Time Base Accuracy: Probe Cabinet
This procedure verifies the accuracy of the 92HS8 Probe Cabinet 200 MHz and
500 MHz Time Base Clocks.
Universal counter/timer with probe (item 1)
Dual lead adapter (item 7)
Gold square pin (item 9)
Must have completed the Calibrator Accuracy: Probe Cabinet
procedure (page 40)
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Procedure 6: 92HS8 Interface Board and Probe Cabinets
Frequency A/Frequency B
Procedure
Perform this procedure for each Probe Cabinet to be certified.
1. From the power-up defaults, make the following changes to the 92HS8
setup:
HTrigger menu:
Sample ModeAsync
Sample Rate500 ps
Trigger Location––T–––––––––
Arm SignalOff
Trigger OnA
Word RecognizerA=Word10101010
True LevelFilter Off
2. Connect the counter/timer probe GND to TP114 (see Figure 7) on the back
of the Memory board. (Using the dual lead adapter can make probing easier.)
3. Connect the counter/timer probe input to U212 pin 8 on the back of the
Memory board.
Fans
TP114
Gnd
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U212
Pin 8
Figure 7: 92HS8 Memory Board Test Point Locations (back of board)
4. Press F1: START.
5. Record the measured frequency as Frequency A on the Test Record for the
Probe Cabinet. Verify that the value is within the allowable range.
6. Press F1: STOP.
7. In the Trigger menu, change the Sample Rate to 5 ns.
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8. Press F1: START.
9. With the same counter/timer probe connections used in steps 2 and 3, record
the measured frequency as Frequency B on the Test Record for the Probe
Cabinet. Verify that the value is within the allowable range.
10. Press F1: STOP.
11. If you do not have any more Probe Cabinets to certify, continue on to Time
Base Accuracy: Master Interface Board, on page 43. If you have additional
Probe Cabinets to certify, complete the following steps.
12. Power down the mainframe, remove the Probe Cabinet, and connect the next
Probe Cabinet to be certified.
13. Power on the mainframe. Allow a 20-minute warm-up time.
14. From the power-up defaults, make the following changes to the 92HS8 setup
(same as step 1):
HTrigger menu:
Sample ModeAsync
Sample Rate500 ps
Trigger Location––T–––––––––
Arm SignalOff
Trigger OnA
Word RecognizerA=Word10101010
True LevelFilter Off
15. Repeat the Calibrator Accuracy: Probe Cabinet procedure on page 40 and
steps 2 through 11 of this procedure.
Time Base Accuracy: Master Interface Board
This procedure verifies the accuracy of the 92HS8 Master Interface board
200 MHz and 500 MHz Time Base Clocks.
NOTE. If the customer operates the 92HS8 module in 8-channel mode (only one
Probe Cabinet connected) and does not need full certification (which requires a
second Probe Cabinet), proceed to Data Threshold Accuracy, on page 46.
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Procedure 6: 92HS8 Interface Board and Probe Cabinets
92HS8/92HS8E Interface board(s) and Probe Cabinet(s) installed, all
other instrument modules removed
and modules)
92HS8 cabinets deskewed
All power-up diagnostics pass
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(item 5)
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Set up the test equipment as follows (see Figure 8 for details):
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Ground StrapConnect the ground strap between the DAS/TLA mainframe and the
DC voltage calibrator.
DC Voltage Calibrator Connect to 92A96 Acquisition Fixture.
92A96 Acquisition
Fixture
Connect the 92HS8 channels 0 through 7 (from one Probe Cabinet) to
the 92A96 Acquisition Fixture. Ensure that you connect the reference
side of the podlets to the ground side of the fixture.
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Dual
banana-to-BNC
connector
DC voltage
calibrator
92A96 Acquisition
fixture
Procedure 6: 92HS8 Interface Board and Probe Cabinets
DAS 9200
DBAC
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
BNC cable
92HS8 Probe cabinet
92HS8 Probe cabinet, if present
(channels unconnected)
Figure 8: 92HS8 Probe Cabinet Data Threshold Accuracy Equipment Setup
NOTE. If additional Probe Cabinets are installed, it is permissible to leave them
connected to their respective 92HS8E boards.
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Threshold High/
Threshold Low Procedure
NOTE. The 92HS8 cabinets must be deskewed before performing this procedure.
Refer to the 92HS8 User Manual for information on running the deskew
procedure.
1. Make the following 92HS8 Setup menu changes:
HTrigger menu:
Sample ModeAsync
Sample Rate1 ms
Trigger Location–––––––––––T
Arm SignalOff
Trigger OnA
Word RecognizerA=Word11111111 XXXXXXXX... False Level
Set the word recognizer to 1’s for the Probe Cabinet under test only.
Channels from all other installed Probe Cabinets should be set to X
(don’t cares). For example, when setting the word recognizer for the
second Probe Cabinet, the word recognizer should be set to XXXXXXXX
11111111.
HChannel menu:
Channel Definition overlay
ThresholdVAR 0.000V(for all pod thresholds)
2. Set the DC voltage calibrator output to +0.030 V.
NOTE. To achieve negative polarity on some calibrators, it might be necessary to
reverse the orientation of the dual banana-to-BNC connector on the calibrator
output.
3. Press the F1: START key. The logic analyzer should indicate a “Waiting for
Trigger” condition.
4. Press F1:STOP.
5. Adjust the calibrator voltage in a negative direction, in 5 mV increments,
until the logic analyzer triggers. (Each time you increment the voltage, press
F1: START, then F1:STOP).
NOTE. If you change the calibrator voltage while the logic analyzer is “Waiting
for Trigger,” the logic analyzer might trigger. This is normal and is caused by
noise created when changing the calibrator output voltage. If this situation
occurs, simply restart the analyzer module.
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6. Record the calibrator voltage reading (where the logic analyzer triggered) as
Threshold (High) on the Test Record for the appropriate Probe Cabinet.
Verify that the value is within the allowable range.
7. Change the trigger condition to Word=00000000 XXXXXXXX. (For the second
Probe Cabinet, the value would be XXXXXXXX 00000000.)
8. Set the DC voltage calibrator output to –0.030 V.
9. Press the F1: START key. The logic analyzer should indicate a “Waiting for
Trigger” condition.
10. Adjust the DC voltage calibrator output in a positive direction, in 5 mV
increments, until the logic analyzer triggers. (Each time you decrement the
voltage, press F1: START, then F1:STOP).
11. Record the calibrator voltage reading (where the logic analyzer triggered) as
Threshold (Low) on the Test Record. Verify that the value is within the
allowable range.
12. Disconnect the probes from the 92A96 Threshold Fixture, and connect
probes from the next Probe Cabinet to be certified.
13. Change the trigger condition to Word=11111111 XXXXXXXX. (For the second
Probe Cabinet, the value would be XXXXXXXX 11111111. )
14. Repeat steps 2 through 12.
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Certification Test Record
DAS 92HS8 Master Interface Board
Instrument Model:
Serial Number: Certificate Number:
Verification Performed by: Verification Date:
Time Base Accuracy Test Data
Procedure
CharacteristicSpecificationTolerance
Reference
Incoming DataOutgoing Data
Frequency A (derived from
500 MHz Time Base Clock)
Frequency B (derived from
200 MHz Time Base Clock
62.500 MHz
0.1%
25.000 MHz
0.1%
62.4375 MHz to
62.5625 MHz
24.9750 MHz to
25.0250 MHz
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Certification Test Record
DAS 92HS8 Probe Cabinet
Instrument Model:
Probe Cabinet Serial Number: Certificate Number:
Verification Performed by: Verification Date:
Calibrator Accuracy Test Data
Procedure
CharacteristicSpecificationTolerance
Reference
Incoming DataOutgoing Data
Calibrator Frequency50.065 MHz
0.01%
50.060 MHz to
50.070 MHz
Time Base Accuracy Test Data
CharacteristicSpecificationTolerance
Frequency A (derived from
500 MHz Time Base Clock)
Frequency B (derived from
200 MHz Time Base Clock
62.500 MHz
0.1%
25.000 MHz
0.1%
62.4375 MHz to
62.5625 MHz
24.9750 MHz to
25.0250 MHz
Threshold Accuracy Test Data
CharacteristicSpecificationTolerance
Threshold (High)0.000 V 25 mV–0.025 V to
+0.025 V
Threshold (Low)0.000 V 25 mV–0.025 V to
+0.025 V
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This procedure verifies the timing accuracy of the 92S16 pod clocks and the
external control probe threshold. The same procedure applies to the 92SX109
board; the multiplexer adapter is not certified.
Pod Clock Maximum Skew
These procedures verify the maximum skew values for the following areas: pod
clock skew between pods (not edge positioned) and pod clock skew between
pods (edge positioned).
Equipment
Required
ConfigurationMainframe, configured as follows:
PrerequisitesWarm-up time: 20 minutes (test equipment and DAS/TLA mainframe
Oscilloscope with probes (item 2)
Dual-lead adapter for probe (item 7)
Subminiature-to-miniature probe adapter (item 8)
Top cover and card cage door removed
Mainframe lying on its right side, with power supply down
92S16 or 92SX109 installed in highest slot number; all other instrument
modules removed
Pattern Generator probes attached to 92S16/92SX109
and modules)
Oscilloscope probes compensated
No previous tests required
All power-up diagnostics pass
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In the following test, you will measure several clock signals which, under ideal
conditions, would occur at precisely the same time. In reality, variations in delay
line adjustment between pods result in a timing difference between the signals.
This time difference between signals is referred to as the skew.
a. Connect the Ch 1 probe GND to the GND pin of TP132. (The ground
pin is indicated by a square pad.)
b. Touch the Ch 1 input to U624 pin 16. This is a +5 V power supply
connection.
c. Position the +5 V DC signal on Ch 1 at 1.3 V above the center horizon-
tal graticule line of the oscilloscope. The graticule center line is now set
at VBB.
d. Set the oscilloscope to trigger on the rising edge of Ch 2.
e. Set the oscilloscope display mode to Ch 1 Only.
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In this procedure, you will first take a reference measurement, then compare the
other signals to this measurement, to verify that the skew is within allowable
limits.
4. Connect the Ch 1 probe to TP154. (The ground pin is indicated by a square
pad. See Figure 9.)
5. Adjust the oscilloscope trigger level for a stable trace.
6. Adjust the horizontal position so that the rising edge crosses through the
center of the graticule, as shown. This is the time reference (REF) for the
next step.
Pod Clock Skew (Edge
Positioned) Procedure
7. Probe TP156 using the Ch 1 probe. (See Figure 9 on page 57.) Note how far
the crossing point of the rising edge has shifted to the right (+) or left (–) of
REF. This is the skew value.
8. Record the skew value on the Test Record. Verify that the value is within the
allowable range.
9. Press F1: STOP.
10. Make the following menu 92S16 Setup menu changes:
HChannel Definition Overlay:
For Pods 8A and 8B (DAS 9200) or Pods 3A and 3B (TLA 500)
Output LevelTTL
Clock Polarity
Clock Delay +5 ns
11. Press F1: START to start the 92S16 module.
12. Attach the Ch 1 probe to TP154 and adjust the triggering for a stable trace.
13. Adjust the horizontal position until the rising edge is displayed, and position
the rising edge so that it crosses through the center of the graticule. This is
the time reference (REF) for the next step.
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This procedure verifies the timing accuracy of the 92S32 pod clocks. The same
procedure applies to the 92SX118 module; the multiplexer adapter is not
certified.
Pod Clock Maximum Skew
Equipment
Required
ConfigurationMainframe, configured as follows:
PrerequisitesWarm-up time: 20 minutes (test equipment and DAS/TLA mainframe
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If necessary , reconfigure the 92S32 bus jumpers for correct termination.
Oscilloscope with probes (item 2)
Dual-lead adapters for probes (item 7)
Subminiature-to-miniature probe adapters (item 8)
Top cover and card cage door removed
Mainframe lying on its right side, with power supply down
92S32 or 92SX118 installed in highest slot number; all other instrument
modules removed
Pattern Generator probes attached to 92S32/92SX118
and modules)
Oscilloscope probes compensated
No previous tests required
All power-up diagnostics pass
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Volts/Div500 mV/Div
Dual-lead adapters connected to both scope probes
1. Set up the mainframe and 92S32 board as follows:
a. From the power-up default values, make the following 92S32 Setup
menu changes:
HConfig menu:
ClockInternal 200 ns
HProgram menu:
SeqPgx_1 (Hex)
000000000
1FFFFFFFF
HRun Control Overlay:
92S32 Pattern RangeRange 1
Pattern RangeStart SeqEnd SeqRun Mode
Range 101Free Run
b. Press F1: START to start the 92S32 module.
2. Set up the oscilloscope as follows:
a. Connect the Ch 1 probe GND to the GND pin of TP42.
b. Touch the Ch 1 input to U508 pin 16. This is a +5 V power supply
connection.
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In the following test, you will measure several clock signals which, under ideal
conditions, would occur at precisely the same time. In reality, variations in delay
line adjustment between pods result in a timing difference between the signals.
This time difference between signals is referred to as the skew.
In this procedure, you will first take a reference measurement, then compare the
other signals to this measurement, to verify that the skew is within allowable
limits.
3. Connect Ch 2 probe to TP40.
4. Connect Ch 1 probe to TP50.
5. Adjust the oscilloscope horizontal position so that rising edge of the signal is
on the center vertical graticule line, as shown. This will act as a time
reference (REF) for the following steps.
6. Using the Ch 1 probe, observe the signals at each test point listed in Table 4.
Note how far the crossing points shift left (–) or right (+) of REF, and record
the maximum value in each direction.
7. Calculate a final skew value. The final skew value is the maximum possible
skew that can occur relative to a specified reference (REF). To determine the
final skew value, add the maximum left-of-REF (–) skew to the maximum
right-of-REF (+) skew. (Use unsigned values.)
T able 4: Pod Clock Output Skew
Test PointMaximum Skew Left-of-REFMaximum Skew Right-of-REF
TP 50REFREF
TP54, TP58, TP62
Final Skew Value
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To determine the final skew value, add the maximum left-of-REF (–) skew to the
maximum right-of-REF (+) skew. (Use unsigned values.)
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(Not Edge Positioned), Steps 6 and 7
Transfer this value to the Test Record
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Certification Test Record
DAS 92S32/92S118 Pattern Generator Board
Instrument Model:
Serial Number: Certificate Number:
Verification Performed by: Verification Date:
Maximum Relative Skew Test Data
Procedure
CharacteristicSpecificationTolerance
Pod Clock Output:
Maximum Relative Skew
Between Pods
(Not Edge Positioned)
Pod Clock Output:
Maximum Relative Skew
Between Pods
(Edge Positioned)
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Edges of any two pod clocks from a single card must occur within 2 ns of each other (no edge delay programmed)
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Edges of any two pod clocks from a single card must occur within 4 ns of each other (edge delay programmed)
2 nsSee footnote
4 nsSee footnote
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Appendix A: 92A96 Acquisition Fixture
This procedure lists the steps needed to build the 92A96 Acquisition Fixture.
This fixture is designed to interconnect the 92A96 Module Sync Out signal to
92A96 Probe podlets. The ground side pins are ganged together. The signal side
pins are also ganged together and are terminated to ground through two parallel
100 resistors.
Material Required
The following material is required to build the fixture.
H2 × 40 wide square-pin strip (Tektronix part number 131-2171-00)
HTwo 4-inch long, 22 gauge bare wires
HTwo 100 resistors, 1/4 watt (Tektronix part number 315-0101-00)
HBNC RF connector (Tektronix part number 131-2010-00)
HSolder and soldering iron
Build Procedure
Refer to Figure 11 and use the following steps to build the acquisition fixture.
1. Use diagonal cutters to cut a block of 20 pairs of square pins from the 2 × 40
square-pin connector strip.
2. Solder one 4-inch bare wire to all the square pins on the side with the longer
pins, keeping the bare wire as far from the insulator as possible.
3. Turn the strip over and solder the other 4-inch bare wire to all the square pins
on the other side of the pin strip. Cut off any excess length.
4. Check all solder connections, making sure that each pin on the fixture is
soldered to the bare wire. Check that none of the pins on the top of the pin
strip are soldered to the pins on the bottom.
5. Solder one 100 resistor between the top and bottom rows of pins at one
end of the fixture. Then solder the other 100 resistor between the top and
bottom rows of pins at the other end of the fixture. Note: you might want to
make 270° loops at each end of the resistors for easier probing.
6. Locate the BNC RF connector and clip off the two adjacent mounting posts
from one side of the outer ground ring of the connector.
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Appendix A: 92A96 Acquisition Fixture
7. Solder the remaining two mounting posts to one side of the fixture. This side
will be called the ground side of the fixture.
8. Solder the center conductor of the BNC RF connector to the center of the
bare wire on the other side of the fixture. This side will be called the signal
side of the fixture.
22–Gauge bare wire
BNC RF
connector
Figure 11: 92A96 Acquisition Fixture Construction
This completes the construction of the 92A96 Acquisition Fixture.
100 1/4W
Resistor
2X20 Pin strip
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Appendix B: Threshold Fixture
The threshold fixture is used to verify the threshold setting on the 92A16
Acquisition Module and the 92S16 Pattern Generator Module. This procedure
lists the steps needed to build the threshold fixture.
Material Required
The following material is required to build the fixture.
HTerminal connector holder, 2 holes 8 holes, Tektronix part number
352-0484-00
HFive mini-PV female connectors, Tektronix part number 131-0707-00
H10.5 k resistor, 0.1%, Tektronix part number 321-0291-00
H22-gauge wire
HSolder and soldering iron
Build Procedure
Refer to Figure 12 and use the following steps to build the acquisition fixture.
1. Cut three lengths of wire, each approximately one inch long.
2. Connect three of the mini-PV connectors to the three lengths of wire.
3. Connect the remaining two mini-PV connectors to the resistor, one at each
end.
4. Insert the mini-PV connectors (attached to the wires) into holes 1, 4, and 7 of
the terminal connector holder. See Figure 12.
5. Solder the three free ends of the wires together. This is the signal ground.
6. Insert the two mini-PV connectors (attached to the resistor) into holes 13 and
16 of the terminal connector holder. Pin 13 is the test point for all measurements.
CAUTION. When connecting this fixture to the acquisition board or pattern
generator board probe connector, be sure to mate pin 1 of the fixture to pin 1 of
the probe connector.
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Appendix B: Threshold Fixture
Resistor
Pin 16
Pin 13 (test point for
all measurements)
Pin 7
Soldered wires
(signal ground)
Pin 4
Pin 1
Figure 12: Threshold Fixture
This completes the construction of the threshold fixture.
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DAS 9200 Series & TLA 500 Series Certification Procedures
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