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Tektronix TDS 684A User Manual

292 pages2.33 Mb

3WARRANTY
4Certificate of the Manufacturer/Importer
German Postal Information
Bescheinigung des Herstellers/Importeurs
5EC Declaration of Conformity
7Table of Contents
- Getting Started
- Operating Basics
- Reference
- 8Appendices
- Glossary Index
9List of Figures
13List of Tables
15General Safety Summary
- Injury Precautions
- Product Damage Precautions
- 16Safety Terms and Symbols
- 17Certifications and Compliances
19Preface
- Related Manuals
- 20Conventions
- Default Model
  - TDS 684A, TDS 744A, & TDS 784A User Manual 11
22Product Description
- 23Product Specification
24Start Up
- Preparation
  - Input Coupling
  - Signal Path Compensation Recommended Probes
  - Probe Usage
- 25Putting into Service
  - Installation
  - 26Front Cover Removal Power On
  - 27Self Test
  - Power Off
29Overview
31Operating Interface Maps
- Front Panel Map Left Side
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- 32Front Panel Map Right Side
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- 33Rear Panel Map
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- 34Display Map
- 35To Operate a Menu
- 36To Operate a Pop-Up Menu
37Tutorial
- Setting Up for the Examples
  - Connect the Input Signal
  - 38Reset the Oscilloscope
  - 39Examine the Display Elements
- 41Example 1: Displaying a Waveform
  - Adjust the Waveform Display
  - 42Autoset the Oscilloscope
- 43Example 2: Displaying Multiple Waveforms
- 44Add a Waveform
  - 46Assign Controls to Another Channel
  - Remove a Waveform
- 47Example 3: Taking Automated Measurements
  - Display Measurements Automatically
  - 48Remove Measurement Readouts
  - 49Change the Measurement Reference Levels
  - 51Displaying a Snapshot of Automated Measurements
- 52Example 4: Saving Setups
  - Save a Setup
  - 53Recall a Setup
56Overview
- Acquiring and Displaying Waveforms
58Acquiring and Displaying Waveforms
- Coupling Waveforms to the Oscilloscope
  - To Compensate Passive Probes
- 60Setting up Automatically: Autoset and Reset
  - Input Impedance Considerations
  - 61To Autoset the Oscilloscope
  - List of Autoset Defaults
- 62Selecting Channels
  - To Reset the Oscilloscope
  - 63To Identify the Selected Channel
  - To Select and Remove Waveforms
- 64Scaling and Positioning Waveforms
  - Waveform Priority
  - To Check Position
  - 65To Check the Vertical Scale To Change Vertical Scale and Position
  - 67To Change Vertical Parameters
  - 68To Check the Horizontal Status
  - To Change Horizontal Scale and Position
  - 69To Change Horizontal Parameters
- 71Choosing an Acquisition Mode
  - To Select the Delayed Time Base
  - Sampling and Digitizing
  - 72Real-time Sampling
  - 73Equivalent-Time Sampling
  - Interpolation
  - 74Interleaving
  - 75The Acquisition Modes
    - 76Acquiring and Displaying Waveforms
    - Multiple Waveform Acquisitions
    - Figure 313: How the Acquisition Modes Work
    - TDS 684A, TDS 744A, & TDS 784A User Manual 321
    - Single Waveform Acquisition
  - 79Selecting Repetitive Sampling
  - 80Stop After
  - 81 Preventing Aliasing
- 82Customizing the Display
  - 83Change Display Settings
  - Select the Display Style
  - 84Adjust Intensity
  - Set Display Readout Options
  - 86Select Interpolation Filter
  - Select the Graticule Type
  - Select the Format
- 88Customizing the Display Color
  - Change the Display Color
  - Choose a Palette
  - 89Change the Palette Colors
  - 90Set Math Waveform Color
  - Set Reference Waveform Color
  - 91Select Options Restore Colors
- 92Zooming on Waveforms
  - Using with Waveforms
  - 93Interpolation and Zoom
  - Checking the Zoom Factor
  - Zoom a Waveform
  - 95Set Interpolation Reset Zoom
  - Using Dual Window Mode (TDS 700A Models Only)
  - 96Dual Zoom a Waveform (TDS 700A Models Only) To Set Dual Zoom Offset
- 98Using InstaVu Acquisition Mode (TDS 700A Models Only)
  - Waveform Capture Rate
  - To Use InstaVu Mode
    - 99Acquiring and Displaying Waveforms
    - 344 TDS 684A, TDS 744A, & TDS 784A User Manual
    - Normal DSO Mode
    - Figure 326: Normal DSO Acquisition and Display Mode Versus InstaVu Mode
    - InstaVu Mode
- 101Using FastFrameT (TDS 700A Models Only)
104Triggering on Waveforms
- Triggering Concepts
  - 105The Trigger Event
  - Trigger Sources
  - Trigger Types
  - 106Trigger Modes
  - Trigger Holdoff
  - 107Trigger Coupling Trigger Position
- 108Triggering from the Front Panel
  - Slope and Level
  - Delayed Trigger System
  - 109To set MAIN LEVEL To Set to 50%
  - To Force a Trigger
  - 110To Single Trigger
  - To Check Trigger Status
- 112Triggering on a Waveform Edge
  - Trigger Menu
  - To Check Edge Trigger Status
  - 113To Select Edge Triggering
  - To Select a Source To Specify Coupling
  - 114To Set Mode & Holdoff
- 115Triggering Based on Logic
  - To Set Slope
  - To Set Level
  - 116Pattern and State Classes
  - 117Setup and Hold Class
    - 118Triggering on Waveforms
    - TDS 684A, TDS 744A, & TDS 784A User Manual 363
  - 119To Check Logic Trigger Status
  - To Trigger on a Pattern
  - 121To Define a Time Qualified Pattern Trigger
  - 122To State Trigger
  - 123To Trigger on Setup/ Hold Time Violations
- 125Triggering on Pulses
- 135Delayed Triggering
  - 137Triggering on Waveforms
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  - Delayed Triggerable By Events
  - Figure 349: How the Delayed Triggers Work
  - Delayed Triggerable By Time
  - Delayed Runs After Main
  - Delayed Triggerable By Events/Time
  - 138To Run After Delay
  - To Trigger After Delay
142Measuring Waveforms
- Taking Automated Measurements
  - 143Measurement List
    - 144Measuring Waveforms
    - TDS 684A, TDS 744A, & TDS 784A User Manual 389
    - Table 39: Measurement Definitions (Cont.)
  - 145Measurement Readouts
  - Display Measurements
  - 146Remove Measurements
  - Gate Measurements
  - 147Define High-Low Setup
  - 148Define Reference Levels
  - 149Take a Delay Measurement
  - 150Take a Snapshot of
- 152Taking Cursor Measurements
  - Cursor Types
  - 153Cursor Modes
  - Cursor Readouts
  - 154Select the Cursor Function
  - 155Set Mode and Adjust the Cursors
- 156Taking Graticule Measurements
  - Select Cursor Speed Select Time Units Select Amplitude Units
- 157Optimizing Measurement Accuracy: SPC and Probe Cal
  - Measure Waveform Amplitude
  - Measure Waveform Time
  - Signal Path Compensation
  - 159Probe Cal
166Saving Waveforms and Setups
- Saving and Recalling Setups
  - To Save a Setup
  - 167To Recall a Setup
- 169Saving and Recalling Waveforms
  - To Save a Waveform
  - 171To Recall a Waveform From Disk
  - To Enable Autosave
- 172Managing the File System
  - To Run the File Utilities
  - To Access the File Utilities
  - 173To Delete
  - To Rename
  - 174To Copy
  - To Print
  - To Create a Directory
- 175Printing a Hardcopy
  - To Set Confirm Delete To Set Overwrite Lock
  - To Format
  - 176Supported Formats
  - 177To Set Up for Making Hardcopies
  - 180To Print Directly to a Hardcopy Device
  - 181To Save to a Floppy Disk
  - 182To Print Using a Controller
- 183Communicating with Remote Instruments
  - 184To Prepare for Remote Operation
  - 185To Set Up for Remote Operation
188Determining Status and Accessing Help
- Displaying Status
- Displaying the Banner
- 190Displaying Help
192Using Features for Advanced Applications
- Limit Testing
  - 193To Create Limit Test Template
  - 195To Select a Limit Test Source
  - To Specify the Limit Test Response
  - 196Single Waveform Comparisons
  - Multiple Waveform Comparisons
- 197Waveform Math
  - To Use Single Wfm Math
  - 198To Use Dual Wfm Math
- 199Fast Fourier Transforms
  - To Average a Math
200S
- 201To Create an FFT
- 204To Take Cursor Measurements of an FFT
- 205To Take Automated Measurements of an FFT The FFT Frequency Domain Record
- 208Record Length
- 209Acquisition Mode
- Zoom and Interpolation
- 210Undersampling (Aliasing)
- 211Considerations for Phase Displays
- 213FFT Windows
- 216Waveform Differentiation
  - 217To Create a Derivative of a
- 220Waveform Integration
  - Using Zoom
- 221
  - To Create a Integral Math
  - 222To Take Cursor
  - 224To Take Automated
  - DC Offset
  - Using Zoom
  - 227Appendix A: Options and Accessories
    - Options
      - 228Appendix A: Options and Accessories
      - A2 TDS 684A, TDS 744A, & TDS 784A User Manual
      - Table A1: Options (Cont.)
    - 229Standard Accessories
    - 230Optional Accessories
      - Accessory Probes
      - 231Accessory Software
      - Warranty Information Service Assurance
  - 233Appendix B: Algorithms
    - Measurement Variables
      - High, Low
      - 234HighRef, MidRef, LowRef, Mid2Ref
      - 235Other Variables
      - MCross Calculations
    - 237Measurement Algorithms
      - Amplitude Area
      - Burst Width
      - Cycle Area
238
- Cycle Mean
- Fall Time
- Cycle RMS
- Delay
- 239Frequency High
- 240Low Maximum Mean
- Minimum Negative Duty Cycle
- Negative Overshoot
- 241Negative Width
- Peak to Peak Period Phase
- 242Positive Duty Cycle
- Positive Overshoot Positive Width
- Rise Time
243
- RMS:
- 244Measurements on Envelope Waveforms
  - Integration Algorithm
- 246Missing or Out-of-Range Samples
- 247Appendix C: Packaging for Shipment
  - TDS 684A, TDS 744A, & TDS 784A User Manual D1
- 249Appendix D: Factory Initialization Settings
- 255Appendix E: Probe Selection
  - Passive Voltage Probes
    - General Purpose (High Input Resistance) Probes
    - 256Low Impedance (ZO) Probes
    - High Voltage Probes
  - 257Active Voltage Probes
    - High Speed Active Probes Differential Probes
    - Fixtured Active Probes
  - 258Current Probes
  - 259Optical Probes
  - Time-to-Voltage Converter
- 262Glossary
  - TDS 684A, TDS 744A, & TDS 784A User Manual Index1
- 275Index
  - Numbers
  - A
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  - 276B
  - C
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  - 277D
    - 278Index4 TDS 684A, TDS 744A, & TDS 784A User Manual
    - TDS 684A, TDS 744A, & TDS 784A User Manual Index5
  - 279E
  - F
  - G
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  - 281I
  - K
  - L
  - M
    - 282Index8 TDS 684A, TDS 744A, & TDS 784A User Manual
    - TDS 684A, TDS 744A, & TDS 784A User Manual Index9
  - 283N
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  - 284O
  - P
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  - 285Q
  - R
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  - 286S
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  - 288U
  - V
  - W
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  - 289X
  - Y
  - Z

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