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d.
e
.
Turn
the
PULSE
DELAY
selector
to
the
10
uS
position
and
its
vernier
fully
counterclockwise.
Turn
the
PULSE
DELAY
vernier
clockwise
noting
that
a
second
pulse
appears
on
the
oscilloscope
and
moves
smoothly
from
left
to
right
as
the
vernier
is
turned
clockwise.
Vary
the
PULSE
WIDTH
vernier.
Both
pulses
should
change
successively
and
follow
the
control
variations.
2.3.
5
Single
Cycle
Operation
a.
b.
d.
(D
Monitor
the
output
with
the
real
time
oscilloscope
synchronized
to
the
REFERENCE
TRIGGER
OUTPUT
with
its
sweep
set
to
O.
l
MS/cm
and
its
amplitude
set
to
5V/cm.
Set
the
GATE
MODE
switch
to
the
NON-GATED
position
and
the
PULSE
MODE
switch
to
SGL.
Switch
the
REPETITION
RATE
selector
to
the
SINGLE
PULSE
position.
Turn
the
PULSE
DELAY
to
10
uS
and
its
vernier
fully
counter-
clockwise.
Set
the
PULSE
WIDTH
to
0.
1
MS
with
its
vernier
fully
clockwise.
Turn
the
AMPLITUDE
to
a
convenient
setting
and
switch
the
POWER
ON.
Press
the
SINGLE
PULSE
button
and
verify
that
one
pulse
only
appears
on
the
oscilloscope
each time
the
button
is
pressed.
2.3.
6
External
Trigger
Operation
a.
Switch
the
REPETITION
RATE
selector
to
the
(+)
EXT
TRIG
SLOPE
position
and
the
PULSE
WIDTH
to
10
uS
but
retain
the
other
control
settings
and
oscilloscope
connections
of
step
2.
3.5.
Connect
the
external
trigger
source
(Datapulse
101
or
equivalent)
to
the
TRIGGER
INPUT
jack
and
set
its
REPETITION
RATE
to
10
KHz
with
vernier
fully
clockwise,
its
PULSE
DELAY
to
minimum
and
its
PULSE
WIDTH
to
approximately
30
nanoseconds.
Turn
both
the
trigger
source
and
the
unit
under
test
on.
Adjust
the
TRIGGERING
LEVEL
control
until
several
pulses
appear
on
the
oscilloscope.
Turn
the
external
trigger
source
REPETITION
RATE
vernier
counterclockwise
and
note
that
the
number
of
pulses
on
the
oscillo-
scope
reduces
successively
as the
trigger
repetition
rate
is
decreased.
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