Tektronix P7350 Primary User

Instruction Manual

P7350 5 GHz Differential Probe

071-1238-00

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Preface

This is the Instruction Manual for the P7350 differential probe. This manual provides operating information, specifications, and a replaceable parts list.

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Preface

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Preface i............................................

Contacting Tektronix ii.................................

General Safety Summary v..............................

Service Safety Summary vii..............................

Getting Started 1.....................................

TekConnect Interface 1.................................

Functional Check 3....................................

Options 4............................................

Features and Standard Accessories 5......................

Optional Accessories 9.................................

Operating Basics 11...................................

Input Voltage Limits 12.................................

Common-Mode Rejection 12.............................

Probing Techniques to Maximize CMRR 13.................

Input Impedance and Probe Loading 14.....................

Probe Grounding 15....................................

Electrical Effects of Accessories 16........................

Reference 17.........................................

Problems with Single-Ended Measurements 17...............

Differential Measurements 17............................

Extending the Input Leads 19.............................

Extending the Ground Lead 20............................

Appendix A: Specifications 21...........................

Appendix B: Performance Verification 29.................

Appendix C: Maintenance 43...........................

Appendix D: Replaceable Parts 45.......................

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Table of Contents

List of Figures

Figure 1: P7350 differential probe featuring the

TekConnect interface 1..............................

Figure 2: Connecting and disconnecting the probe 2..........

Figure 3: Probe functional check connections 3.............

Figure 4: Protect the probe tips with the protective cover 11....

Figure 5: Using the variable spacing adapter 13..............

Figure 6: Using the TwinFoot adapter 13....................

Figure 7: Typical probe input model 14.....................

Figure 8: Probe ground input 15...........................

Figure 9: Typical effects on a signal using probe tip adapters 16.

Figure 10: Simplified model of a differential amplifier 18......

Figure 11: Twisting the input leads 20......................

Figure 12: Typical common- and differential-mode gain plots 24 Figure 13: Typical differential input impedance vs frequency 25.

Figure 14: Typical bandwidth 25..........................

Figure 15: Probe head and compensation box dimensions 27....

Figure 16: Variable spacing adapter dimensions 28............

Figure 17: Square pin adapter dimensions 28................

Figure 18: TekConnect Interface Calibration Adapter 31.......

Figure 19: Probe Calibration Fixture 33.....................

Figure 20: Probe Calibration Fixture test points 34............

Figure 21: Setup for the output offset voltage test 35..........

Figure 22: DC Gain Accuracy setup 36.....................

Figure 23: Test system rise time setup 38...................

Figure 24: Test system rise time setup with probe 40..........

Figure 25: Verifying both probe pins are contacting the

DM test points 41...................................

Figure 26: P7350 replaceable parts 47......................

Figure 27: P7350 standard accessories 49...................

Figure 28: P7350 optional accessories 51...................

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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. To avoid potential hazards, use this product only as specified.

To Avoid Fire or Personal Injury

Connect and Disconnect Properly. Connect the probe output to the

measurement instrument before connecting the probe to the circuit under test. Disconnect the probe input and the probe ground from the circuit under test before disconnecting the probe from the measurement instrument.

Observe All Terminal Ratings. To avoid fire or shock hazard, observe all

ratings and markings on the product. Consult the product manual for further ratings information be fore making connections to the product.

The common terminal is at ground potential. Do not connect the common terminal to elevated voltages.

Do Not Operate Without Covers. Do not operate this product with

covers or panels removed.

Do Not Operate With Suspected Failures. If you suspect there is damage

to this product, have it inspected by qualified service personnel.

Do Not Operate in Wet/Damp Conditions.

Do Not Operate in an Explosive Atmosphere.

Keep Product Surfaces Clean and Dry.

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Safety Terms and Symbols

Terms in This Manual. These terms may appear in this manual:

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CAUTION

Refer to Manual

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Service Safety Summary

Only qualified personnel should perform service procedures. Re ad this Service Safety Summary and the General Safety Summary before performing any service procedures.

Do Not Service Alone. Do not perform internal service or adjustments

of this product unless another person capabl e of rendering fi rst aid and resuscitation is present.

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Getting Started

The P7350 is a high-bandwidth (5 GHz typical), active differential probe with a miniaturized probe head design. The probe has low circuit loading, high common-mode rejection, and ships with a variety of accessories for connecting to surface-m ount device s and other components.

Figure 1: P7350 differential probe featuring the TekConnect interface

TekConnect Interface

The P7350 probe is powered through a TekConnect interface between the probe compensation box and the host instrument. The TekConnect interface provides a communication path through contact pins on the host instrument. Power, signal, offset, and probe characteristic data transfer through the interface.

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Getting Started

When the probe is connected, the host instrument reads EEPROM information from the probe, identifying the device and allowing the appropriate power supplies to be turned on. The preamp inputs on the host instrument are ESD protected by remaining grounde d until a valid TekConnect device is detected.

The TekConnect interface features a spring-loaded latch that provides audible and tactile confirmation that a reliable connection has been made to the host instrument. Slide the probe into the TekConnect receptacle on the host instrument. The probe snaps into the receptacle when fully engaged. See Figure 2.

To release the probe from the host instrument, grasp the compensation box, press the latch button, and pull out the probe.

Latch button

Figure 2: Connecting and disconnecting the probe

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Functional Check

After installing the probe on the oscilloscope, a functional check may be performed using the PROBE COMPENSATION connections on the front panel of the oscilloscope. Figure 3 shows a method for connecting the probe to a typical compensation connector.

Getting Started

Figure 3: Probe functional check connections

1. Connect the probe to the oscilloscope.

2. Set the oscilloscope to display the probe channel.

3. Connect the square pin adapter to the probe tip, and connect the

Y-lead adapter to the square pin adapter. Plug the SMT KlipChips into the Y-lead adapter.

4. Connect the SMT KlipChips to the PROBE COMPENSATION

connections on the oscilloscope.

5. Adjust the oscilloscope to display a stable calibration waveform.

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NOTE. If your instrument supports probe calibration routines, now is a good time to perform them.

6. Disconnect the probe from the PROBE COMPENSATION

connector, and connect the two KlipChips together.

7. With the probe offset set to 0.0 V, the oscilloscope display should

be at the ground reference.

8. Set the oscilloscope volts/division to 500 mV.

9. Adjust the probe offset. The displayed waveform should vary

between approximately +1.25 V and --1.25 V.

Options

The following options are available when ordering the P7350 probe:

H Option D1--Calibration Data Report

H Option D3--Calibration Data Report, 3 years (with Option C3)

H Option C3--Calibration Service 3 years

H Option D5--Calibration Data Report, 5 years (with Option C5)

H Option C5--Calibration Service 5 years

H Option R3--Repair Service 3 years

H Option R5--Repair Service 5 years

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Features and Standard Accessories

Table 1 shows the features and standard accessories of the P7350 differential probe.

Table 1: P7350 features and standard accessories

Feature/Accessory Description

TekConnect interface. The TekConnect interface provides a

communication path between the probe and the oscilloscope. Contact pins provide power, signal, offset, and probe characteristic data transfer.

The probe snaps into the oscilloscope when fully engaged. To remove, grasp the compensation box, press the latch button, and pull the probe out.

Getting Started

Input connections. The plus and minus connections on the probe tip accept the standard and optional probe accessories.

Ground

(Some of the accessories connect to the probe tip through the square pin adapter.) The ground lead connects to the probe head through a slot in the side of the insulated probe housing.

WARNING: Skin penetration hazard. To prevent injury, install the probe tip cover when the probe is not in use. The probe tips are extremely sharp to ensure good contact and measurement integrity.

Probe tip cover. The probe tip cover is shipped on the probe. The probe tips are extremely sharp to ensure good contact and measurement integrity. When not using the probe, slide the probe tip cover over the probe head to prevent damage to the probe tips and to protect yourself from personal injury.

Tektronix part number: 200-4236-XX

Three-inch ground lead (2 ea). Use the ground lead for connecting the probe ground to the circuit, if needed. The socketed end of the lead may be connected to accessories, or fitted onto 0.025-inch square pins.

Tektronix part number: 196-3469-XX (package of 2)

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Table 1: P7350 features and standard accessories (Cont.)

Feature/Accessory Description

Variable spacing adapter (4 ea). The variable spacing adapter

fits over the probe tip. Push the adapter onto the probe tip until it seats against the probe head.

Use the variable spacing adapter to probe any two adjacent leads or test points spaced between 0.020 and 0.180-inches apart. See Figure 16 on page 28 for physical dimensions of the adapter. Adjust the articulated pins by gently rotating them using a pair of tweezers.

NOTE: The articulated pins can be bent, but they are fragile. Use extreme care when bending the pins.

The elastomeric contacts inside the adapter are rated for 50--75

Seated against

probe head

insertion cycles with the probe tip. Replace the adapter after exceeding these limits to avoid unreliable operation.

Seated against

probe head

Tektronix part number: 016-1885-XX (package of 4)

Square pin adapter (4 ea). Push the square pin adapter onto the probe tip until it seats against the probe head. Use the square pin adapter to connect the probe to other accessories, such as the Y-lead adapter or TwinFoot adapter. The inputs on the adapter are spaced 0.100 inches apart. See Figure 17 on page 28 for physical dimensions of the adapter.

CAUTION: To avoid damaging the square pin connectors, do not insert anything larger than a 0.025-inch square pin into the inputs.

The elastomeric contacts inside the adapter are rated for 50--75 insertion cycles with the probe tip. Replace the adapter after exceeding these limits to avoid unreliable operation.

Tektronix part number: 016-1884-XX (package of 4)

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Table 1: P7350 features and standard accessories (Cont.)

Feature/Accessory Description

TwinFoot adapter (4 ea). Use the TwinFoot adapter to probe two

adjacent leads on a surface-mount integrated circuit. The TwinFoot adapter connects to the probe through the square pin adapter. Flexible fingers adapt to a range of lead spacings. See Figure 6 on page 13.

Tektronix part number: 016-1785-XX (package of 4)

Y-lead adapter (2 ea). The Y-lead adapter connects to the probe through the square pin adapter. The socketed ends of the leads may be connected to the probe tips and accessories, or fitted onto

0.025-inch square pins.

Getting Started

Tektronix part number: 196-3468-XX (package of 2)

Antistatic wrist strap. When using the probe, always work at an antistatic work station and wear the antistatic wrist strap.

Tektronix part number: 006-3415-XX

X-lead adapter (2 ea). The X-lead adapter connects between accessories fitted with 0.025-inch pins, such as the SMT KlipChip and Micro KlipChip adapters.

You can use the X-lead adapter with the adapters below to make connections between the probe tip and your circuit under test. Be aware of the electrical effects of the added lead length of the adapters, especially as circuit frequencies increase.

Tektronix part number: 196-3473-XX (package of 2)

SMT KlipChip adapter (2 ea). Use this accessory to probe the leads on dual-in-line packages (DIP).

Tektronix part number: 206-0364-XX

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Table 1: P7350 features and standard accessories (Cont.)

Feature/Accessory Description

Cable marker bands

Cable marker bands (10 ea). Attach matching pairs of the marker bands onto the cable at the head and compensation box of each probe. The marker bands enable quick verification of which probe is connected to which instrument channel.

Tektronix part number: 016-1886-XX (package of 10)

Plastic accessory box. Use the plastic box to store the probe accessories when not in use.

Tektronix part number: 006-7164-XX

Instrument case. The instrument case protects the probe from harsh environments and provides room for storing optional accessories.

Tektronix part number: 016-1879-XX

Calibration certificate. A certificate of traceable calibration is provided with every instrument shipped.

Accessory reorder sheet.

Use the accessory reorder sheet as a quick guide for ordering accessories for your probe. The sheet provides photos and part numbers for identifying your accessories.

Tektronix part number: 001-1362-XX

Instruction Manual. Provides instructions for operating and maintaining the P7350 differential probe

Tektronix part number: 071-1238-XX

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Optional Accessories

Table 2 shows the optional accessories that you can order for the P7350 differential probe.

Table 2: Optional accessories

Accessory Description

Micro KlipChip adapters. Use the adapters to probe the leads

on integrated circuits that are surface-mounted.

Tektronix part number: SMK4 (package of 4)

IEEE1394 Adapter. The IEEE1394 Adapter allows you to probe signals on the bus, external to system enclosures, without disturbing system operation. The adapter maintains a balanced 55 Ω signal path and can be used in both single-ended and differential modes.

Getting Started

Tektronix part number: 679-5027-XX

TekConnect interface calibration adapter. The calibration adapter is required when a performance verification or adjustment is done on the probe. It provides connectors and test points for internal probe measurements.

Tektronix part number: 067-0422-XX

Probe calibration fixture. Use the probe calibration fixture to perform some of the calibration procedures. The calibration fixture connects to signal sources used to test the probe characteristics.

Tektronix part number: 067-0419-XX

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Operating Basics

This section discusses operating considerations and probing techniques. For more detailed information about differential measurements and common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR), see the Reference sectiononpage17.

The P7350 probe design is optimized for high bandwidth, low capacitance applications; it is not a general purpose probe. The probe head and tips are miniaturized for electrical characteristics and access to dense circuitry, and must be handled carefully. Rough or careless use will likely damage the probe.

To avoid damaging the probe tips, minimize your lateral pressure on the tips. Always probe as straight onto the circuit (perpendicular) as possible. The probe tips are extremely sharp to ensure good contact and measurement integrity.

WARNING. The sharp probe tips pose a skin penetration hazard. Use care when handling the probe. To prevent injury and/or probe damage, install the protective cover over the probe tips when the probe is not in use (see Figure 4).

Figure 4: Protect the probe tips with the protective cover

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Input Voltage Limits

The P7350 differential probe is designed to probe low-voltage circuits. Before probing a voltage, take into account the limits for maximum input voltage, the common-mode signal range, and the differential-mode signal range. For specific limits, see Specifications on page 21.

Maximum Input Voltage

The maximum input voltage is the maximum voltage to ground that the inputs can withstand without damaging the probe input circuitry.

CAUTION. To avoid damaging the inputs of the P7350 differential probe, do not apply more than ±15 V (DC + peak AC) between each input and ground.

Common-Mode Signal Range

The common-mode signal range is the maximum voltage that you can apply to each input, with respect to earth ground, without saturating the input circuitry of the probe. A common-mode voltage that exceeds the common-mode signal range may produce an erroneous output waveform even when the differential-m ode specification is met. For Specifications, refer to page 21.

Differential-Mode Signal Range

The differential-mode signal range is the maximum voltage difference between the plus and minus inputs that the probe can accept without distorting the signal. The distortion from a volta ge that is too large can result in a clipped or otherwise distorted and inaccurate measurement. For Specifications, refer to page 21.

Common-Mode Rejection

The common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR) is the ability of a probe to reject signals that are common to both inputs. More prec isely, CMRR is the ratio of the differential gain to the common-mode gain. The higher the ratio, the greater the ability to reject common-mode signals. For additional information about CMRR, see page 18.

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Probing Techniques to Maximize CMRR

The common-mode rejection of the probe is highest when the probe is applied directly to the circuit, without using adapters. However, some probing tasks are made easier using accessories incl uded with the probe. The accessories shown in Figures 5 and 6 achieve a high CMRR by minimizing the distance between the probe head and the signal source.

Operating Basics

Figure 5: Using the variable spacing adapter

TwinFoot adapter

Square pin adapter

Conductive side

Probe

of probe tip

Insulated side of probe tip

Figure 6: Using the TwinFoot adapter

IC leads being probed

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Input Impedance and Probe Loading

When you connect the probe inputs to a circui t, you are introducing a new resistance, capacitance, and inductance into the circuit. Each input of the P7350 differential probe has a characteristic input impedance of 50 kΩ to ground in parallel with le ss tha n 0.4 pF. See Figure 7.

For signals with low source impedance and frequency, the 50 kΩ input impedance on each input is large enough to prevent the inputs from loading the signal sources. The greater the source impedances and the higher the signal frequencies, the more you must take these factors into account.

Input

130 Ω

0.4pF 50kΩ

Ground

0.1 pF0.4 pF

Input

130 Ω

50 kΩ

Figure 7: Typical probe input model

As the impedance of the signal source on an input increases, the more the probe loads the source and reduces the signal amplitude.

The frequency of the signal also affects signal measurement. As the frequency of the signal increases, the input impedance of the probe decreases. The lower the impedance of the probe relative to that of the source, the more the probe loads the circuit under test and reduces the signal amplitude. For a graph of frequency versus input impedance, refer to Figure 13 on page 25.

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Probe Grounding

In addition to the plus and minus inputs on the probe head, there is also a ground (common) input. The ground lead slides into the notch on the side of the probe. See Figure 8.

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Ground

Figure 8: Probe ground input

CAUTION. To avoid damaging the circuitry under test, connect the probe ground (common), if used, to a ground-reference point only.

In most applications, the common-mode impedance to ground is greater than the differential impe dance. Adding the probe ground lead does not improve the high-frequency performa nce of the measurement. You can use the probe to t ake a differential measurement regardless of whether or not the ground (common) is connected.

There are some applications that may require a ground reference connection to maintain measurement accuracy. Generally this is necessary when probing circuits which are fully isolated from ground, such as battery operated devices.

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Electrical Effects of Accessories

The probe tip accessories included with your probe help connect to different types of components. While these accessories make connections easier, be aware tha t the adapter you choose may affect the signal you are measuring, depending on a variety of factors, including signal frequency, source impedance, and lead length.

Use the probe only (without adapters) to optimize step and frequency response. Using the probe tip adapters adds inductance and capacitance, which increases step response and aberrations, and leads to increased ripples in frequency response. These effects increase as the source impedance and the measured waveform risetimes decrease. Refer to page 23 for input capacitance specifications when using the variable spacing and square pin adapters.

The recommended method for hands-free probing is to use the probe only (without adapters), with a probe positioner such as a Tektronix PPM100 or PPM203B. If you need a tip space between 0.020 and

0.180 inches apart, use the variable spacing adapter and the probe positioner. Use the square pin adapter for test points or component leads spaced farther than 0.180 inches apart.

Figure 9 illustrates the typical effects on a given signal using some of the adapters included with your probe.

Probe only

Variable spacing adapter

Square pin adapter

Figure 9: Typical effects on a signal using probe tip adapters

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Reference

This section contains important referenc e information about differential measurements and how to increase the accuracy of your measurements.

Problems with Single-Ended Measurements

While suitable in many applications, single-ended measurements can present problems in the following situations:

H When the signal is not referenced to eart h ground

H When the signal being measured is distorted or changed by

connecting or disconnecting the probe ground reference lead

Differential Measurements

Devices designed to make differential mea surements avoid the problems posed by single-ended systems. These devices include a variety of differential probes, differential amplifiers, and isolators.

The differential amplifier (Figure 10 on page 18) is at the heart of any device or system designed to make differential measurements. Ideally, the differential amplifier rejects any voltage that is common to the inputs and amplifies any difference between the inputs. Voltage that is common to both inputs is often re ferred to as the Common-Mode Voltage (V Differential-Mode Voltage (V

) and voltage that is different as the

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Reference

Differential

mode

Common

mode

Figure 10: Simplified model of a differential amplifier

out

Common-Mode Rejection Ratio

In reality, differential amplifiers cannot reject all of the commonmode signal. The ability of a differential amplifier to reject the common-mode signal is expressed as the Common-Mode Rejection Ratio (CMRR). The CMRR is the differential-mode gain (A divided by the common-mode gain (A

). It is expressed either as a

)

ratio or in dB.

CMRR =

dB = 20 log

CMRR generally is highest (best) at DC and degrades with increasing frequency.

Assessing CMRR Error

Figure 12 on page 24 shows the CMRR of the P7350 differential probe. This derating chart assumes a common-mode signal that is sinusoidal.

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Reference

A quick way to assess the magnitude of CMRR error when the common-mode signal is not sinusoidal is to connect both leads to the same point in the circuit. The oscilloscope will display only the common-mode component which is not fully rejected by the probe. While this technique may not give you entirely accurate measurements, it does allow you to determine if the magnitude of the common-mode error signal is significant.

Input Impedance Effects on CMRR

The lower the input impedance of the probe relative to the source impedance,thelowertheCMRR.SeeFigure12onpage24. Significant differences in the source impedance driving the two inputs will also lower the CMRR.

Extending the Input Leads

At times it may be necessary to extend the probe inputs with wires or a probe tip adapter. When you do this, you should minimize the lead lengths to optimize common-mode rejection and twist the input leads together as shown in Figure 11 on page 20.

Twisting the input leads together does increase capacitance that may degrade high-frequency performance. You should take into account any effects caused by the extended leads when you take a measurement.

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Square pin adapter

Figure 11: Twisting the input l eads

Extending the Ground Lead

Extending the ground lead will have little, if any, affect on your measurements. In most circuits, the ground path from the differential source has sufficiently high impedance to damp out any ringing caused by lead inductance.

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Appendix A: Specifications

The specifications in Tables 3 through 5 apply to a P7350 probe installed on a TDS6604 oscilloscope. The probe must have a warm-up period of at least 20 minutes and be in an environment that does not exceed the limits described in Table 3. Specifications for the P7350 differential probe fall into three categories: warrant ed, typical, and nominal characteristics.

Warranted Characteristics

Warranted characteristics (Table 3) describe guaranteed performance within tolerance limits or certain type-tested requirements. Warranted characteristics that have checks in the Performance Verification section are marked with the n symbol.

Table 3: Warranted electrical characteristics

Characteristic

n Rise time (probe only) 100 ps, +20 _Cto+30_C(+68_Fto+86_F),

n DC gain

n Output offset voltage ±10 mV +20 _Cto+30_C(+68_Fto+86_F)

Maximum nondestructive input voltage ±15 V(DC + peak AC) between signal and

Delay variation (probe-to-probe) 600 ps maximum

Temperature

Description

250 mV step

0.16 ±2% (corresponds to 6.25 X attenuation)

common of the same channel.

Operating: 0 to +40 _C (+32 to +104 _ F) Nonoperating: --55 to +75 _C (--131 to +167 _F)

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Table 3: Warranted electrical characteristics (Cont.)

Characteristic

Humidity Operating: 0--90% RH, tested at

See warning that follows.

Description

+30to+40_C (+68 to +104 _F)

Nonoperating: 0--90% RH, tested at +30to+60_C(+68to+140_F)

WARNING. To avoid a burn hazard at high ambient temperatures, do not touch the probe with bare hands at nonoperating temperatures above + 70 _C. Allow sufficient time for the probe to cool before handling

T ypical Characteristics

Typical characteristics (Tables 4 and 6) describe typical but not guaranteed performance.

Table 4: Typical electrical characteristics

Characteristic Description

Bandwidth (probe only) DC to 5 GHz (--3dB)

Rise time (probe only), 20--80%

Differential signal range ±2.5 V

Differential offset range ±1.25 V

Linearity ±1% or less of dynamic range

Common-mode signal range +6.25 V to --5.0 V

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65 ps, +20 _Cto+30_C(+68_Fto+86_F), 250 mV step

Table 4: Typical electrical characteristics (Cont.)

Characteristic Description

Common-mode rejection ratio ≥60 dB at DC

≥55 dB at 1 MHz ≥50 dB at 30 MHz ≥30 dB at 1 GHz

Delay time 5.69 ns

Appendix A: Specifications

Differential input resistance, DC coupled

Differential input capacitance:

probe only

probe with variable spacing adapter (Tektronix part number 016-1885-00)

probe with square pin adapter (Tektronix part number 016-1884-00)

Common-mode input resistance, DC coupled

Common-mode input capacitance <0.45 pF at 100 MHz (per side)

Input impedance SeeFigure13

Noise, referred to input 46 nV/√Hz @100 MHz

DC Offset Scale Accuracy (gain of offset signal path)

100 kΩ ±2%

<0.3 pF at 100 MHz

<0.45 pF at 100 MHz

<0.55 pF at 100 MHz

50 kΩ ±2% (per side)

±2.0%

DC Offset Drift

150 V/°C or less at output of probe

0.94 mV/°C or less displayed on screen with TekConnect interface

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Table 4: Typical electrical characteristics (Cont.)

Characteristic Description

DC Voltage Measurement Accuracy (referred to input)

Figure 12 shows the typical common-mode and differenti al gain of the probe. The CMRR can be found by subtracting the commonmode gain from the differential gain. For example, --80 dB CM gain equals approximately +64 dB CMRR.

0dB

-- 1 0

±[(2% of input relative to offset) + (2% of offset) +

62.5 mV + 50.0 mV]

gain error = ±2% of input voltage relative to offset

offset gain error =±2% of effective offset at probe tip

output zero = ±62.5 mV effective at probe tip

linearity error = ±1.0% of 5.0 V dynamic range (50.0 mV)

-- 2 0

-- 3 0

-- 4 0

-- 5 0

-- 6 0

-- 7 0

-- 8 0

-- 9 0 100 kHz

CMRR

1 MHz 100 MHz

Differential Mode Gain

Common Mode Gain

10 MHz

Frequency

Figure 12: Typical common- and differential-mode gain plots

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1GHz

6GHz

The graph in Figure 13 represents simulation results of a first order model of the probe input.

Impedance (Ω)

100 k

10 k

100

10 M

100 M

Frequency (Hz)

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10 G

Figure 13: Typical differential input impedance vs frequency

-- 1 0

-- 1 2

-- 1 4

-- 1 6

-- 1 8

-- 2 0

Gain dB

-- 2 2

-- 2 4

-- 2 6

-- 2 8

Gain = 20 Log

10 MHz1MHz 100MHz 10GHz

Ꮛ

OUT

Ꮠ

1GHz

Frequency

Figure 14: Typical bandwidth

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Nominal Characteristics

Nominal characteristics (Table 5) describe guaranteed traits, but the traits do not have tolerance limits.

Table 5: Nominal electrical characteristics

Input configuration Differential (two inputs, + and -- ), with case

ground

Attenuation 6.25 X

Input coupling DC

Termination

All TekConnect host instruments recognize this gain setting and adjust the

Terminate output into 50 Ω

Volts/Div setting to correspond to a normal 1- 2- 5 sequence of gains.

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Table 6: Typical mechanical characteristics

Dimensions, control box 91.5 mm × 43.8 mm × 31.8 mm

(3.60 in × 1.725 in × 1.25 in)

Dimensions, probe head 59 mm × 7.7 mm × 5.1 mm

(2.30 in × 0.30 in × 0.20 in)

Dimensions, output cable 1.2m(47in)

Unit weight (probe only) 223g(7.5oz)

7.6 mm

(0.300 in)

5.08 mm

(0.200 in)

63.5 mm (2.55 in)

2.286 mm (0.090 in)

2.54 mm

(0.100 in)

31.8 mm

(1.250 in)

63.5 mm

(2.500 in)

91.5 mm

(3.600 in)

Figure 15: Probe head and compensation box dimensions

43.8 mm

(1.725 in)

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4.57 mm

(0.180 in)

9.40 mm

(0.370 in)

0.51 mm (0.020 in)

5.80 mm

(0.228 in)

Figure 16: Variable spacing adapter dimensions

6.60 mm (0.260 in)

10.50 mm (0.412 in)

3.60 mm (0.140 in)

2.90 mm (0.114 in)

14.73 mm (0.580 in)

9.40 mm

(0.370 in)

4.57 mm

(0.180 in)

5.80 mm

(0.228 in)

8.15 mm

(0.321 in)

4.45 mm (0.175 in)

Figure 17: Square pin adapter dimensions

11.20 mm (0.442 in)

6.60 mm (0.260 in)

14.73 mm (0.615 in)

2.13 mm (0.084 in)

2.80 mm (0.110 in)

4.62 mm (0.182 in)

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Appendix B: Performance Verification

Use the following procedures to verify specifications of the probe. Before beginning these procedures, refer to page 42 and photocopy the test record, and use it to record the pe rformance test results. The recommended calibration interval is one year.

These procedures test the following specifications:

H Output offset voltage

H DC gain accuracy

H Rise time

Equipment Required

Refer to Table 7 for a list of the equipment required to verify the performance of your probe.

Table 7: Equipment required for performance verification

Item description Performance requirement Recommended example

Sampling Oscilloscope 20 GHz bandwidth Tektronix TDS8000

Sampling module (head), with extension cable

Oscilloscope TekConnect interface Tektronix TDS7404

Calibration Step Generator 067-1338-0X

Probe Positioner Tektronix PPM203B

Dual Power Supply 5.0 VDC at 1 mA Tektronix PS280

DMM (2), with leads 0.1 mV resolution Fluke 87 or equivalent

Feedthrough Termination

Coaxial cable Male-to-Male SMA 012-0649-00

20 GHz bandwidth Tektronix 80E04 with

012-1568-00 cable

BNC, 50 Ω ±0.05 Ω

011-0129-00

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Table 7: Equipment required for performance verification (Cont.)

Item description Recommended example

Coaxial cable

Performance requirement

Male-to-Male BNC, 50 Ω

012-0057-01

Test leads (3) Banana plug ends, red 012-0031-00

Test leads (3) Banana plug ends, black 012-0039-00

Probe Calibration Fixture See page 33 067-0419-00

TekConnect Interface

See page 31 067-0422-00

Calibration Adapter

Adapter TekConnect-to-SMA TCA-SMA

Adapter SMA Male-to-Male 015-1011-00

Adapter SMA Male-to-BNC Female 015-1018-00

Adapter BNC Female-to-Dual

103-0090-00

Banana

Adapter Square pin adapter 016-1884-00

Adapter Y-lead adapter 196-3468-00

Adapters (2) KlipChip adapter 206-0364-00

SMA torque wrench 5/16-inch, 7 in-lb.

Nine-digit part numbers (XXX-XXXX-XX) are Tektronix part numbers.

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TekConnect Interface Calibration Adapter

To complete the performance verification and adjustment procedures for your probe, you need to order the optional TekConnect Interface Calibration Adapter, Tektronix part number 067-0422-00 (see Figure 18). The adapter connects between the host instrument and the probe under test and provides connectors for internal probe measurements.

Figure 18: TekConnect Interface Calibration Adapter

When the adapter is connected to the oscilloscope, the adapter is identified as a valid calibration device. However, additional power supplies necessary to power the probe are not enabled until a TekConnect probe is connected to the adapter and identified by the oscilloscope. When a probe is detected through the adapter, the Volts/div readout on the oscilloscope displays ##.

Refer to Table 8 on page 32 for detailed features of the calibration adapter.

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Table 8: TekConnect Interface Calibration Adapter features

Feature Description

GND

VAR

Latch button

Latch

Offset GND/Variable

Offset voltage output

Signal out

Latch button. The spring-loaded latch

mechanically retains the adapter to the oscilloscope. To release the adapter, grasp the adapter housing, depress the latch button, and pull the adapter straight out of the oscilloscope.

Offset output select switch. The offset output

switch selects between ground and the offset voltage level from the oscilloscope.

Leave the switch in the ground position for the performance verification procedures. The variable position is only used in the adjustment procedures.

Offset voltage. The offset voltage of the probe

is accessed through the BNC connector.

Measure the offset voltage using a DVM, BNC coaxial cable and BNC-to-dual-banana jack.

Signal out. The SMA connector on the rear of

the box allows for direct monitoring of the probe signal.

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Probe Calibration Fixture

Some of the procedures in this manual use a probe calibration fixture, Tektronix part number 067-0419-00.

The calibration fixture provides a me ans to test the probe for both common mode and differential mode measurements. SMA connectors allow stimulus signals to connect to the fixt ure and are located on the front and back of the fixture . The fixt ure is designed to be used with a probe positioner, such as a Tektronix PPM203B.

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Figure 19: Probe Calibration Fixture

Using the Probe Calibration Fixture

1. Connect the fixture to the test circuit using an SMA cable.

2. Connect the 50 Ω termination included with the fixture to the

unused SMA connector.

3. Insert and secure the probe in a probe positioner.

4. Position the probe over the fixture, using either the positioner

coarse adjustment or otherwise manipulating the positioner arm in place.

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5. Using the fine position and/or pressure adjust, maneuver the probe so that the pins contact the CM or DM test points, depending on which test you are performing. (See Figure 20.)

Common mode (CM) Differential mode (DM)

Figure 20: Probe Calibration Fixture test points

6. Verify that contact is made on both pins. (You may ne ed to readjust the fine position and/or pressure adjustment to make positive contact with the test points.)

7. Proceed with the specific test instructions.

Equipment Setup

Use this procedure to set up the equipment to test the probe.

1. Connect the probe calibration adapter to the oscilloscope.

2. Connect the probe to the probe calibration adapter.

3. Turn on the oscilloscope and enable the channel.

4. Allow 30 minutes for the equipment to warm up.

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Output Offset Voltage

1. Connect the equipment as shown in Figure 21.

Appendix B: Performance Verification

Digital

multimeter

BNC-to-Dual

Banana adapter

Figure 21: Setup for the output offset voltage test

TDS7404 Oscilloscope

BNC Cable

50 Ω Precision

termination

BNC-SMA adapter

KlipChip adapters

Calibration adapter

Set offset switch to GND

Y-lead adapter

P7350 Probe

Square pin adapter

2. Set the offset switch on the calibration adapter to GND.

NOTE. Leave the offset switch in the ground position for all of the performance verification checks.

3. Set the multimeter to read DC volts.

4. Verify that the output voltage is 0 V,

5. Record the results on the test record.

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±10 mV.

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DC Gain Accuracy

1. Connect the probe input to the power supplies as shown in Figure 22. Monitor the source voltage with one of the DMMs.

2. Set the voltage on each power supply to approximately +0.25 V (+0.5 V total). Record this source voltage as V

BNC-to-Dual

Banana Adapter

50 Ω Precision

termination

BNC-SMA

adapter

Calibration

adapter

Digital

multimeter

TDS7404 Oscilloscope

BNC cable

Power supply

Digital multimeter

Power supply

P7350

Probe

KlipChip

adapters

Figure 22: DC Gain Accuracy setup

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-- +

Black (--)

Square pin adapter

-- +

Red (+)

Y-lead adapter

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3. Record the output voltage (on the second DMM) as V

4. Disconnect and reverse the red and black leads from the probe to

5. Record the output voltage (on the second DMM) as V

6. Calculate the gain as follows: (V

7. Verify that the gain is 0.16, ± 2%.

8. Record the calculated gain on the test record.

Rise Time

This procedure verifies that the probe meets rise time specifications. Two rise times are measured; the test system, and the test system with the probe included. The probe rise time is calculated using the two measurements.

1. Connect the test equipment as shown in Figure 23 on page 38.

the power supplies. Record the actual voltage as V

out

1--V

2) ÷ (Vin1--Vin2).

out

CAUTION. Use care when working with SMA connectors: support equipment to avoid mechanical strain on the connectors, and use a torque wrench to tighten connections to 7 in-lbs.

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TDS7404 Oscilloscope

Calibration adapter

Sampling head

extender cable

80E04

SMA M-to-M adapter

CSA8000/TDS8000

Figure 23: Test system rise time setup

TekConnect-toSMA adapter

Generator remote head

Internal clock output

Calibration

step generator

Trigger input

SMA Cable

2. Set the CSA/TDS8000 oscilloscope trigger to internal clock.

NOTE. The CSA/TDS8000 oscilloscope is used for taking the measurements in these procedures. All references to oscilloscope adjustments refer to the CSA/TDS8000. The TDS7404 oscilloscope is only used to power the probe.

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3. Select the channel you have connected to on the 80E04 sampling head, and then set the oscilloscope vertical scale to 50 mV/div.

NOTE. The output of the step generator rises from a --250 mV level to ground.

4. Adjust the oscilloscope horizontal and vertical position controls to display a signal similar to that shown in Figure 23.

5. Set the oscilloscope horizontal scale to 50 ps/div and center the waveform.

6. Use the oscilloscope measurement capability to display rise time. Increase the stability of the pulse edge measurement by using averaging, if available. Rise time is determined from the 10% and 90% amplitude points on the waveform. Record the rise time as t

The following steps instruct you to assemble the test setup that includes the probe, as shown in Figure 24. The system and probe rise time (t rise time (t

) that you measure in step 17 is used to calculate the probe

s+p

)instep18.

7. Set the step generator control switch to standby.

8. Remove the TekConnect-SMA adapter from the test setup.

9. Connect the probe to the TekConnect calibration adapter.

10. Connect the probe cal fixture to the step generator remote head,

and the termination to the other input of the probe cal fixture.

11. Secure the probe head in the probe positioner.

The test setup should now be connected as shown in Figure 24 on page 40.

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TDS7404 Oscilloscope

TekConnect calibration adapter

P7350 Probe

Internal clock output

Sampling head extender cable

80E04

SMA

M-to-M

adapter

CSA8000/TDS8000

Figure 24: Test system rise time setup with probe

Generator

remote head

SMA cable

Probe cal fixture 067-0419-00

Calibration

step generator

Trigger

input

12. Set the step generator control switch to on.

13. On the TDS8000, expand the horizontal scale to help locate the

step edge in step 14, then adjust horizontal range to 500 ps/div while maintaining the edge view. For a more stable measurement display, turn averaging on.

14. Using the probe positioner, probe the DM test points on the probe calibration fixture. Compare your display to Figure 25 on page 41 to verify that you have a valid connection with both pins.

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500 ps/div

20% Gain difference

Both pins in contact

(--) pin not making contact

Figure 25: Verifying both probe pins are contacting the DM test points

15. Adjust the oscilloscope vertical scale to 10 mV/div, averaging on.

16. Adjust the oscilloscope horizontal positioning to place the rising

edge of the signal so that it crosses the second vertical and center horizontal graticule lines.

17. Use the oscilloscope measurement capability to display rise time. Rise time is determined from the 10% and 90% amplitude points on the waveform. Record the rise time as t

s+p.

18. Calculate the probe rise time using the following formula:

Ꭹ

= t

(s+p)

− t

19. Record the calculated probe rise time on the test record.

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Test record

Probe Model: Serial Number: Certificate Number: Temperature: RH %: Date of Calibration: Technician:

Performance test Minimum Incoming Outgoing Maximum

Output offset voltage

DC gain accuracy 0.1568 ________ ________ 0.1632

Rise time N/A ________ ________ 100 ps

-- 1 0 m V ________ ________ +10mV

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Appendix C: Maintenance

This section details the maintenance for the P7350 differential probe.

Inspection and Cleaning

Protect the probe from adverse weather conditions. The probe is not waterproof.

CAUTION. To prevent damage to the probe, do not expose it to sprays, liquids, or solvents. Do not use chemical cleaning agents; they may damage the probe. Avoid using chemicals that contain benzine, benzene, toluene, xylene, acetone, or similar solvents.

Clean the exterior surfaces of the probe with a dry, lint-free cloth or a soft-bristle brush. If dirt remains, use a soft cloth or swab dampened with a 75% isopropyl alcohol solution. A swab is useful for cleaning narrow spaces on the probe. Do not use abrasive compounds on any part of the probe.

CAUTION. Avoid getting moisture inside the probe during exterior cleaning and use only enough solution to dampen the swab or cloth. Use a 75% isopropyl alcohol solution as a cleanser, and rinse with deionized water.

Replacement Parts

Refer to the Replaceable Parts section for a list of customer replacement parts. Due to the sophisticated design of the P7350 differential probe, there are no user replaceable parts within the probe.

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Preparation for Shipment

If the original packaging is unfit for use or not avai lable, use t he following packaging guidelines:

1. Use a corrugated cardboard shipping carton having inside dimensions at least one inch greater than the probe dimensions. The box should have a carton test strength of at least 200 pounds.

2. Put the probe into an antistatic bag or wrap to protect it from dampness.

3. Place the probe into the box and stabilize it with light packing material.

4. Seal the carton with shipping tape.

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Appendix D: Replaceable Parts

This section contains a list of replaceable parts for the P7350 differential probe. Use this list to identify and order replacement parts.

Parts Ordering Information

Replacement parts are available from or through your local Tektronix, Inc. service center or representative.

Changes to Tektronix instruments are sometimes made to accommodate improved components as they become available and to give you the benefit of the latest circuit improvements. Therefore, when ordering parts, it is important to include the following information in your order:

H Part number

H Instrument type or model number

H Instrument serial number

H Instrument modification number, if applicable

If a part you order has been replac ed with a different or improved part, your local Tektronix service center or representative will contact you concerning any change in the part number.

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Using the Replaceable Parts List

The tabular information in the Repl aceable Parts List is arranged for quick retrieval. Understanding the structure and features of the list will help you find the information you need for ordering replacement parts.

Item Names

In the Replaceable Parts List, an Item Name is separated from the description by a colon (:). Because of space limitations, an Item Name may sometimes appear as incomplete. For further Item Name identification, U.S. Federal Cataloging Handbook H6-1 can be used where possible.

Indentation System

This parts list is indented to show the relationship between items. The following example is of the indentation system used in the Description column:

12345 Name&Description Assembly and/or Component Attaching parts for Assembly and/or Component

(END ATTACHING PARTS) Detail Part of Assembly and/or Component Attaching parts for Detail Part

(END ATTACHING PARTS)

Parts of Detail Part Attaching parts for Parts of Detail Part

(END ATTACHING PARTS)

Attaching parts always appear at the same indentation as the item it mounts, while the detail parts are indented to the right. Indented items are part of, and included with, the next higher indentation. Attaching parts must be purchased separately, unless otherwise specified.

Abbreviations

Abbreviations conform to American National Standards Institute (ANSI) standard Y1.1

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Figure 26: P7350 replaceable parts

Appendix D: Replaceable Parts

Mfr. part no.

Mfr.

code

12345 name & description

Qty

Serial no.

Effective Dscont

part no.

Tektronix

010-0708-XX 1 PROBE ASSEMBLY:SERVICE REPLACEMENT, SERIALIZ ED 80009 010-0708-XX

-2 200-4236-XX 1 COVER, PROBE TIP 80009 200-4236-XX

Fig. &

index no.

26-1

-3 016-1879-XX 1 CASE,STORAGE:PLAST IC,W/ANTISTAT FOAM TK6108 016-1879-XX

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Figure 27: P7350 standard accessories

Appendix D: Replaceable Parts

Mfr. part no.

Mfr.

code

060D9 196-3468-XX

060D9 196-3473-XX

TK0623 RTI 8454001829

CORD

071-1238-XX 1 MANUAL,TECH:INSTRUCTION,P7350 80009 071-1238-XX

-10 006-3415-XX 1 STRAP,WRIST:3M TYPE 2214, ADJUSTABLE,6 FT COILED

-2 196-3473-XX 2 LEAD,PIN JUMPER:DIFF,FEMALE SQ PIN CONNECTOR

TO FEMALE SQ PIN CONNECTO R,23 AWG,3.0 L,2 PAIR

-3 196-3469-XX 1 LEAD GROUND:GROUND LEAD,PKG OF 2 196-3469-XX

-4 016-1785-XX 1 ADAPTER:DI FFERENTIAL PROBE,PKG OF 4 80009 016-1785-XX

-5 016-1884-XX 1 ACCESSORY KIT:SQUARE PIN ADAPTER,PKG OF 4 060D9 016-1884-XX

-6 016-1885-XX 1 ACCESSORY KIT:VARIABLE SPACER ADAPTER,PKG OF 4 060D9 016-1885-XX

-7 016-1886-XX 1 MARKER KIT,ID:CABLE MARKER BAND,2 EA, VAR COLRS 80009 016-1886-XX

-8 206-0364-XX 2 TIP,PROBE:M ICROCKT TEST,SMT KLIPCHIP 80009 206-0364-XX

-9 006-7164-XX 1 BOX,PLASTIC:4. 625 X 2.875 X 1.0 80009 006-7164-XX

STANDARD ACCESSORIES

12345 name & description

Qty

Serial no.

Effective Dscont

part no.

Tektronix

Fig. &

index no.

BLACK,2.300 L,JACK TIP,PKG OF 2

27-1 196-3468-XX 1 LEAD, ELEC :DESCRETE,CPD,2,22 AWG,RED &

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1 2

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Figure 28: P7350 optional accessories

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Mfr. part no.

Mfr.

code

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

12345 name & description

Qty

Serial no.

Effective Dscont

part no.

Tektronix

-2 067-0419-XX 1 PROBE CALIBRATION FIXTURE 80009 067-0419-XX

-3 679-5027-XX 1 CKT BD SUBASSY:1394 ADAPTER 80009 679-5027-XX

-4 SMK4 1 TIP,PROBE:MICROCKT TEST,PKG OF 4 80009 SMK4

Fig. &

index no.

28 -1 067-0422-XX 1 CALIBRATION FIXTURE ASSY:ECB TO TOP,P7000 SERIES 80009 067-0422-XX

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BEAVERTON, OR 97077-0001

Appendix D: Replaceable Parts

PO BOX 500

CROSS INDEX - MFR. CODE NUMBER TO MANUFACTURER

TENSOLITE CORPORATION 3000 COLUMBIA HOU SE BLVD, SUITE 120 VANCOU VER, WA 98661

Mfr. code Manufacturer Address City, state, zip code

060D9

26805 M/A COM OMNI SPECTRA INC MICROWAVE CONNECTOR DIV 140 4TH AVE WALTHAM, MA 02254

80009 TEKTRONIX INC 14150 SW KARL BRAUN DR

TK0623 GENERAL TOOL & SUPPLY CO 2705 NW NICOLAI ST PORTLAND, OR 97210

TK2565 VISION PLASTICS INC 26000 SW PARKWAY CENTER DRIVE WILSONVILLE, OR 97070

TK6108 KENT H LANDSBERG CO 27929 SW 95TH, SUITE 101 WILSONVILLE, OR 97070

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Tektronix P7350 Primary User

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

WARRANTY

Preface

Contacting Tektronix

Table of Contents

List of Figures

General Safety Summary

Service Safety Summary

Getting Started

TekConnect Interface

Functional Check

Options

Features and Standard Accessories

Optional Accessories

Operating Basics

Input Voltage Limits

Common-Mode Rejection

Probing Techniques to Maximize CMRR

Input Impedance and Probe Loading

Probe Grounding

Electrical Effects of Accessories

Reference

Problems with Single-Ended Measurements

Differential Measurements

Extending the Input Leads

Extending the Ground Lead

Appendix A: Specifications

Warranted Characteristics

T ypical Characteristics

Nominal Characteristics

Appendix B: Performance Verification

Equipment Required

TekConnect Interface Calibration Adapter

Probe Calibration Fixture

Equipment Setup

Output Offset Voltage

DC Gain Accuracy

Rise Time

Appendix C: Maintenance

Inspection and Cleaning

Replacement Parts

Preparation for Shipment

Appendix D: Replaceable Parts

Parts Ordering Information

Using the Replaceable Parts List