Philips PM 3207 - Page 4

INTRODUCTION
The PM 3207 is a compact lightweight dual-trace oscilloscope, featuring ergonomic design
and extensive measurement capabilities. The wide range of use includes educational,
research and service applications.
The maximum sensitivity is 5 mV/div and the bandwidth is 15 MHz.
The instrument has several trigger modes including TV triggering.
CHARACTERISTICS
This instrument has been designed and tested according to IEC Publication 348 for Class I!
instruments and has been supplied in safe condition.
These data apply at an operating temperature between +5 °C and 40 °C and after a
warming-up period of 15 min.
CRT
Measuring area
Screen type
Total acceleration voltage
Vertical amplifier
Display modes
Input coupling
Bandwidth
Deflection accuracy
Input impedance
Max. permissible input voltage
Chopper frequency
Time base
Coefficient error
Additional error for x5 magnifier
Trigger
Source
Mode
Sensitivity INT:
EXT:
Trigger frequency range
Input impedance
Max. permissible input voltage
8 x 10 div. (1 div. = 1 cm)
P31 (GH), Optional P7 (GM)
1.5 kV
A; AtB; +B; A and B (chopped in ms —
alternated in Us position)
AC/DC
DC : OHz...15 MHz (—-3 dB)
AC :10Hz...15 MHz (-—3 dB)
5%
1 MQ // 35 pF
400 V (DC + AC peak)
100 kHz approx.
15%
+2%
Ch. A; Ch. B; EXT.
AC/TV
0.75 Geat Trigger freq.} 1.5 ioe eee freq.
0.75 V S100 kHz 11.5 V <15 MHz
10Hz...15 MHz
1MQQ // 35 pF
400 V (DC + AC peak)