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Overview of the PM 3266 oscilloscope's capabilities, writing speed, sensitivity, bandwidth, and design features.
Details about the CRT section, vertical and horizontal axes, time-bases, deflection, triggering, power supply, and environmental specifications.
Lists standard and optional accessories delivered with or available for the oscilloscope, including probes, adapters, and cameras.
Outlines installation procedures, precautions, and descriptions of front/rear panel controls for effective operation.
Details on connecting the protective earth terminal and general safety warnings regarding opening the instrument.
Step-by-step instructions for removing and fitting the front cover, including knob operation.
Information on operating voltage ranges, fuse replacement, and the use of the correct fuse type.
Procedures for connecting the protective earth conductor and essential safety warnings.
Instructions for powering on the oscilloscope, including the location of the power switch and safety precautions.
Details the operation of controls and sockets for vertical channels, horizontal channels, main time-base, delayed time-base, CRT display, and storage functions.
Provides preliminary settings and adjustment procedures for gain, inputs, and triggering.
Explains trigger coupling, source selection, level setting, automatic triggering, and single sweep triggering.
Explains the operation of storage functions like MEMORY OFF, WRITE, FAST, STORE, and ERASE modes.
Provides an overview of the PM 3266 block diagram components, including vertical systems, time-bases, and amplifiers.
Details the oscilloscope's circuit blocks, including vertical deflection, time-bases, trigger, and storage sections.
Details the dual-channel vertical system, input coupling, attenuator, impedance converter, and amplifier stages.
Explains the trigger sources, modes, and amplifier stages for the main time-base.
Describes the components of the main time-base generator: sweep gating, sweep generator, hold-off, and auto sweep circuits.
Details the trigger source selection and amplifier stages for the delayed time-base.
Describes the generator's circuits, including sweep detection, delay time function, and comparator logic.
Explains X deflection selector and alternate time-base logic based on switch positions.
Details X final amplifier stages, transistor control, and options for gain and deflection.
Introduces the storage section, its blocks, and waveform generation for storage modes.
Describes focus and Z-amplifier circuits, including scan magnifier, focusing electrodes, and intensity control.
Details power supply input, switching, and regulator circuits.
Provides general information, warnings, and procedures for dismantling the instrument, including removing parts and units.
Detailed instructions for removing the CRT, emphasizing careful handling of side connections and EHT cable.
Instructions for removing and replacing push-button switches and their segments on the front panel.
Guidelines for soldering SOT semi-conductors, emphasizing the use of miniature soldering irons and safety precautions.
Provides an overview of checking and adjusting procedures, recommended test equipment, and preliminary control settings.
Details checking power consumption and adjusting voltage levels for the power supply unit.
Covers adjustments for focus, horizontal intensity, trace rotation, orthogonality, geometry, and intensity.
Details balance adjustments for vertical channels A and B, including 0-DC balance, attenuator balance, and trigger balance.
Covers adjustments for main time-base and delayed time-base time coefficients, and delay time.
Provides procedures for checking gain sensitivities for various input and display configurations.
Details checks for vertical channels, including LF correction amplifier, square-wave response, and input capacitance.
Covers adjustments for trigger slope, level, and sensitivities for both main and delayed time-bases.
Instructions for checking jitter, ensuring a jitter-free display by adjusting the d.t.b. LEVEL control.
Details adjustments for the storage section, including NON STORE, VARIABLE PERSISTENCE, and FAST modes.
General| Brand | Philips |
|---|---|
| Model | PM 3266 |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
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