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Tektronix DPO7254C

Tektronix DPO7254C
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Tektronix DPO7254C Specifications

General IconGeneral
Bandwidth2.5 GHz
Channels4
Display Size12.1 inches
Input CouplingAC, DC, GND
Vertical Sensitivity1 mV/div to 10 V/div
Power Supply100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Sample Rate40 GS/s
Record Length50 Mpoints
Vertical Resolution8-bit
Display TypeXGA LCD
Trigger ModesEdge, Pulse, Runt, Timeout, Logic
InterfaceUSB, GPIB, Ethernet
Input Impedance1 MΩ ±1% with 13 pF ±2 pF; 50 Ω ±1%
Input Voltage Range1 MΩ: 300 Vrms, 50 Ω: 5 Vrms

Summary

Important safety information

General safety summary

Manual contains warnings for safe operation and product condition.

Service safety summary

Additional information for safe product service procedures by qualified personnel.

Compliance information

Preface

Key features

Highlights the main capabilities and specifications of the instrument series.

Install your instrument

Operating requirements

Details environmental and operational prerequisites for instrument use.

Powering on the instrument

Specifies power supply requirements and consumption for instrument operation.

Powering off the instrument

Provides instructions on how to safely turn off the instrument.

Getting acquainted with your instrument

Interface and display

Explains the instrument's user interface elements and display features.

Control panel

Describes the functions of the various physical controls on the instrument.

Inspect your instrument

Verify internal diagnostics pass

Procedure to run and verify the results of the instrument's internal diagnostic tests.

Acquisition

Signal path compensation

Procedure to calibrate the instrument's signal path for accurate measurements.

Setting up analog signal input

Steps to connect probes and select input channels for signal acquisition.

Using Autoset

How to automatically configure instrument settings for signal acquisition.

Probe compensation and deskew

Procedures to optimize probe accuracy for measurements.

Changing the acquisition mode

Procedure to select different acquisition modes like Sample, Peak Detect, etc.

Starting and stopping an acquisition

Instructions for initiating and halting waveform data acquisition.

Selecting the horizontal mode

Guide to choosing between Automatic, Constant Sample Rate, and Manual horizontal modes.

Using FastAcq

Reduces dead time between acquisitions for capturing transient events.

Using DSP enhanced bandwidth

How to use DSP filters to extend bandwidth and improve measurements.

Setting the Termination Voltage

Adjusting termination voltage for accurate measurements on specific models.

Setting up digital signal input

Steps for connecting logic probes and setting up digital channels for acquisition.

Setting up digital channels

How to configure digital channel threshold, size, position, and label.

Setting up a bus

Instructions for configuring serial and parallel bus parameters for analysis.

Viewing analog characteristics of digital waveforms

Using iCapture to analyze digital signals with analog measurement capabilities.

Using FastFrame mode

Captures multiple trigger events as individual records for later analysis.

Pinpoint triggers

Choosing a trigger type

Guide to selecting and configuring various trigger types available on the instrument.

Triggering using Visual Triggers (Visual Triggering)

Creating trigger conditions directly on the display screen by drawing areas.

Display a waveform

Using MultiView Zoom

Magnifying waveforms vertically, horizontally, or in both dimensions.

Zooming in multiple areas

Viewing and comparing multiple areas of a record simultaneously.

Using Wave Inspector to manage long record length waveforms

Controls for efficiently working with long waveform records, including pan and zoom.

Searching and marking waveforms

Techniques for marking and navigating through waveform data for analysis.

Analyzing waveforms

Using the Serial Error Detector

Tool for detecting and analyzing errors in serial data communications.

Using mask testing

Comparing signals against predefined templates (masks) for pass/fail testing.

Using limit testing

Comparing active signals against template waveforms for pass/fail testing.

MyScope

Creating a new MyScope control window

Guide to creating custom control windows with frequently used instrument functions.

Saving and recalling information

Saving screen captures

Steps to save screenshots of the instrument display in various formats.

Saving waveforms

Procedures for saving acquired waveform data to instrument memory or files.

Saving instrument setups

Instructions for saving instrument configurations and settings.

Recalling instrument setups

How to load previously saved instrument configurations.

Run application software

Application examples

Capturing intermittent anomalies

Using FastAcq and advanced triggering to find and capture infrequent signal events.

Triggering on buses

Setting up triggers for various bus protocols like I2C, SPI, USB, CAN, etc.

Appendix D

Safety summary

Critical safety precautions for using the P6616 logic probe.

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