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General| Brand | Tektronix |
|---|---|
| Model | 2445B |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
Explains how serial numbers designate country of manufacture and unique instrument IDs.
Details Tektronix's warranty for defects in materials and workmanship.
Defines safety terms (Caution, Warning, Danger) and symbols used in the manual.
Covers safe power source, grounding, cord usage, fuses, and operational hazards.
Covers safety, line voltage, and fuse selection before operating the instrument.
Details power cord connection, instrument cooling, startup, and repackaging procedures.
Explains basic oscilloscope operation and introduces parametric measurements.
Guides on getting a display, auto setup, and assigning measurements to functions.
Details horizontal controls, trigger controls, source, coupling, and slope settings for signal analysis.
Covers cursor measurements, time interval, frequency, and phase difference analysis.
Describes how to measure peak-to-peak, absolute voltages, and modulation indices.
Covers video signals, multi-mode signals, and algebraic addition for interference cancellation.
Explains measurement of period, frequency, rise/fall times, and propagation delay.
Covers initial setup, trace rotation, and astigmatism adjustments for optimal display.
Details auto DC balance routine, probe compensation, and channel delay matching.
Procedures for checking timing accuracy and amplitude calibration.
Describes controls for power, display intensity, focus, and trace alignment.
Details buttons for setup, vertical settings, and display modes (CHOP/ALT).
Explains horizontal sweep, trigger modes, source, coupling, and level controls.
Details rear panel connectors for gates, power, signal output, and external interfaces.
Outlines valid electrical characteristics and adjustment guidelines.
Provides detailed bandwidth, accuracy, and response time specs for deflection systems.
Details minimum signal amplitude and jitter for stable triggering across modes.
Lists electrical characteristics for DMM (Option 01), TV (Option 05), C/T/T (Option 06), WR (Option 09), and GPIB (Option 10).
Introduces available options and their general descriptions, including rackmounting.
Lists standard accessories included with the instrument and optional items.
Explains diagnostic exercisers for logging, setup control, and system parameter transfer.
Details specific exercisers for power-up setup, GPIB programming, and TV system settings.
Describes organizing and managing stored instrument setups into sequences.
Instructions on how to recall and run sequences of stored instrument setups.
Explains Kernel and Confidence tests, including failure indications and codes.
Provides graphical data on time measurement accuracy under various conditions for C/T/T option.
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