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Agilent 1000B Series Oscilloscopes
User’s Guide
7
Reference
Environmental Conditions
146
Measurement Category
147
Specificati
ons and Character
istics
148
Cleaning the Osci
lloscope
148
Contacting Agil
ent
148
This chapter cont
ains ref
erence information for the 1000B
Series
oscilloscopes.
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
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Agilent 1000B Series Oscilloscopes-At a Glance
3
In this Book
4
Table of Contents
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Figures
13
Tables
15
1 Getting Started
17
Step 1. Inspect the Package Contents
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Step 2. Turn on the Oscilloscope
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Figure 1 Power Switch
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Step 3. Load the Default Oscilloscope Setup
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Figure 2 [Default Setup] Key
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Step 4. Input a Waveform
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Step 5. Use Auto Scale
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Figure 3 [Auto Scale] Key
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Step 6. Compensate Probes
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Low Frequency Compensation
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Figure 4 Low Frequency Probe Compensation
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High Frequency Compensation
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Figure 5 High Frequency Probe Compensation
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Step 7. Become Familiar with the Front Panel Controls
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Figure 6. Front Panel
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Front Panel Overlays for Different Languages
29
Step 8. Become Familiar with the Oscilloscope Display
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Figure 7 Oscilloscope Display
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Figure 8 Softkey Menus
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Using the Oscilloscope Softkey Menus
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Step 9. Use the Run Control Keys
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Figure 9 Run Control Keys
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Step 10. Access the Built-In Help
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Securing the Oscilloscope
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Figure 10 Securing the Instrument
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2 Displaying Data
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Using the Horizontal Controls
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Figure 11 Horizontal Controls
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Figure 12. Status Bar, Trigger Position, and Horizontal Scale Control
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To Adjust the Horizontal Scale
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To Adjust the Horizontal Position
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To Display the Zoomed Time Base
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Figure 13 Zoomed Time Base Window
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To Change the Horizontal Time Base (Y-T, X-Y, or Roll)
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Figure 14 X-Y Display Format Showing Out-Of-Phase Waveforms
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To View the Sample Rate
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Using the Vertical Controls
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Figure 15 Vertical Controls
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To Adjust the Vertical Scale
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To Turn Waveforms on or off (Channel, Math, or Reference)
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To Adjust the Vertical Position
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To Specify Channel Coupling
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Figure 16 DC Coupling Control
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Figure 17 AC Coupling Control
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Figure 18. BW Limit Control off
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To Specify a Bandwidth Limit
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Figure 19 BW Limit Control on
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To Specify the Probe Attenuation
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To Change the Volts/DIV Control Sensitivity
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To Use a Digital Filter
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Figure 20 Waveform before Inversion
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To Invert a Waveform
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Figure 21 Waveform after Inversion
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Using Math Function Waveforms
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Figure 22 Math Scale Setting Value
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To Add, Subtract, or Multiply Waveforms
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To Display the Frequency Domain Using FFT
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Figure 23 FFT Waveform
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Using Reference Waveforms
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To Save a Reference Waveform
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To Export or Import Reference Waveforms
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To Return the Reference Waveform to Its Default Scale
59
Changing the Display Settings
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Figure 24 [Display] Key
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To Clear the Display
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To Display Waveforms as Vectors or Dots
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To Set Waveform Persistence
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To Adjust the Grid Brightness
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To Adjust Waveform Intensity
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To Change the Grid
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To Invert Screen Colors
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To Change the Menu Display Time
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3 Capturing Data
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Overview of Sampling
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Sampling Theory
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Aliasing
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Oscilloscope Bandwidth and Sample Rate
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Figure 25 Alaising
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Figure 26 Theoretical Brick-Wall Frequency Response
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Oscilloscope Rise Time
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Figure 27. Sample Rate and Oscilloscope Bandwidth
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Oscilloscope Bandwidth Required
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Memory Depth and Sample Rate
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Choosing the Sampling Mode
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To Select the Real-Time Sampling Mode
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Figure 28 Real-Time Sampling Mode
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To Select the Equivalent-Time Sampling Mode
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Figure 29 Equivalent-Time (Repetitive) Sampling Mode
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Choosing the Acquisition Mode
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Figure 30 [Acquire] Key
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Figure 31 Noisy Waveform Without Averaging
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To Select the Average Acquisition Mode
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To Select the Normal Acquisition Mode
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Figure 32 Noisy Waveform with Averaging
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To Select the Peak Detect Acquisition Mode
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Figure 33 Peak Detect Waveform
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To Turn OFF/ON Sine(X)/X Interpolation
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Recording/Playing-Back Waveforms
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To Record Waveforms
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To Play-Back Waveforms
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To Store Recorded Waveforms
83
Adjusting the Trigger Level
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To Adjust the Trigger Level
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Figure 34 Trigger Controls
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To Force a Trigger
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Choosing the Trigger Mode
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To Set up Edge Triggers
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To Set up Pulse Width Triggers
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To Set up Video Triggers
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Figure 35 Line Synchronization
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Figure 36 Field Synchronization
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To Set up Alternate Triggers
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Figure 37 Alternate Triggers
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Setting Other Trigger Parameters
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To Set the Trigger Sweep
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To Set the Trigger Coupling
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To Set the Trigger High-Frequency Reject Coupling
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To Change the Trigger Sensitivity
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To Specify a Trigger Holdoff
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Figure 38 Trigger Holdoff
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Using the External Trigger Input
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4 Making Measurements
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Displaying Automatic Measurements
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Figure 39 [Meas] Key
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To Clear Automatic Measurements from the Display
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To Display an Automatic Measurement
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To Display or Hide All Automatic Measurements
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Voltage Measurements
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Vmax (Maximum Voltage)
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Figure 40 Voltage Measurement Points
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Vmin (Minimum Voltage)
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Vpp (Peak-To-Peak Voltage)
103
Vtop (Top Voltage)
103
Vbase (Base Voltage)
103
Vamp (Amplitude Voltage = Vtop - Vbase)
103
Vavg (Average Voltage)
103
Vrms (Root-Mean-Square Voltage)
104
Overshoot
104
Preshoot
104
Time Measurements
105
Period
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Figure 41 Period and Frequency Measurements
105
Frequency
106
Rise Time
106
Fall Time
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Figure 42. Rise Time and Fall Time Measurements
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Positive Pulse Width
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Negative Pulse Width
107
Positive Duty Cycle
107
Negative Duty Cycle
107
Figure 43. Positive Pulse Width and Negative Pulse Width Measurements
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Delay between Rising Edges
108
Delay between Falling Edges
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Figure 44. Delay Measurements
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Phase between Rising Edges
109
Phase between Falling Edges
109
Figure 45. Phase Measurements
109
Counter (Frequency)
110
Making Cursor Measurements
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Figure 46 [Cursors] Key
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To Use Manually Adjustable Cursors
113
To Use Tracking Cross-Hair Cursors
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To Display Cursors for Automatic Measurements
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5 Saving, Recalling, and Printing Data
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Figure 47 USB Host Port on Front Panel
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Saving and Recalling Data
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To Save and Recall Waveforms
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Figure 48 [Save/Recall] Key
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To Save and Recall Oscilloscope Setups
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To Save Screens to BMP or PNG Format Files
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To Save Data to CSV Format Files
121
Using the Disk Manager
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Figure 49 Disk Manager
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To Create New Folders
123
To Navigate the Directory Hierarchy
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To Switch between Files, Path, and Directory Panes
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Figure 50 Editing Folder/File Names in Disk Manager
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To Edit Folder/File Names
124
To Delete Files
125
To Delete Folders
125
To Rename Folders
125
To Display Disk Information
126
To Recall Files
126
To Rename Files
126
Printing Screens
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Figure 51 USB Device Port
127
Figure 52 [Print] Key
128
To Choose a Pictbridge Printer
128
To Choose Color or Grayscale Printing
129
To Print with Inverted Screen Colors
129
To Copy a Screen to the Printer
130
6 Oscilloscope Utility Settings
131
Figure 53 [Utility] Key
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Displaying System Information
133
Turning Sound on or off
133
Setting the Language (Menu and Help)
134
Performing Mask Tests
135
To Enable/Disable Mask Tests
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To Select the Source Channel for Mask Tests
135
To Run/Stop a Mask Test
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To Turn On/Off the Mask Test Message Display
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Figure 54 Mask Test Display
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To Set the Mask Test Output Condition
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Figure 55 Schematic Diagram of Mask Pass/Fail out
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To Stop a Mask Test on the Output Condition
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Figure 56 Mask Pass/Fail out
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To Set up Masks
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Figure 57 Mask Test Mask Setting
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Setting Preferences
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To Set up the Screen Saver
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To Select the Vertical Scale Reference Level
142
To Select the USB Device Port Function
143
Running Self-Calibration
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7 Reference
145
Environmental Conditions
146
Overvoltage Category
146
Pollution Degree
146
Pollution Degree Definitions
146
Measurement Category
147
Measurement Category Definitions
147
Transient Withstand Capability
148
Specifications and Characteristics
148
Cleaning the Oscilloscope
148
Contacting Agilent
148
Safety Notices
149
Warnings
149
Safety Symbols
150
Index
151
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