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Tektronix FG 5010 User Manual

Tektronix FG 5010
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П
C
C
n
П
П
n
1
n
n
·
П
П
П
7
П
C
C
(
default
frequency
)
.
In
the
Cal
mode
,
the
automatic
switch
ing
for
the
voltage
controlled
oscillators
and
the
low
pass
filters
are
disabled
.
Make
certain
the
CONT
pushbutton
light
in
the
MODE
group
is
illuminated
.
Connect
an
external
squarewave
generator
to
the
TRIG
/
GATE
IN
connector
.
Set
the
output
amplitude
of
the
generator
within
the
triggering
range
of
the
FG
5010
and
the
frequency
less
than
500
Hz
or
greater
than
2
kHz
.
Set
the
generator
for
a
squarewave
out
put
.
Remove
the
shield
over
Q1830
on
the
Loop
2
board
,
place
the
board
on
an
extender
,
and
connect
the
oscillo
scope
probe
to
the
collector
of
Q1830
.
This
is
the
charge
pump
output
.
The
waveform
visible
on
the
oscilloscope
should
be
a
steady
dc
voltage
,
either
approximately
+1.44
V
or
−0.56
V
(
+1
V
or
-1
V
centered
around
+0.44
V
)
.
This
dc
voltage
exists
for
large
frequency
differ
ences
between
the
external
generator
and
1
kHz
.
As
the
frequency
difference
decreases
the
signal
changes
from
a
dc
level
to
a
varying
period
pulse
waveform
.
The
polarity
depends
on
whether
the
external
generator
is
above
or
be
low
1
kHz
.
As
the
external
generator
approaches
the
1
kHz
frequency
,
the
steady
dc
voltage
changes
to
a
+0.44
V
+1
V
or
-1
V
pulse
waveform
.
The
duty
cycle
of
this
waveform
decreases
until
the
frequencies
are
equal
.
This
is
indicated
on
the
oscilloscope
by
a
very
low
duty
cycle
posi
tive
and
negative
-
going
pulse
waveform
.
As
the
external
generator
is
varied
in
the
opposite
direction
,
away
from
the
1
kHz
frequency
,
the
duty
cycle
of
the
waveform
increases
until
a
steady
dc
voltage
is
again
present
.
To
check
the
low
pass
filter
,
move
the
oscilloscope
probe
to
pin
8
of
U1820C
.
The
voltage
at
this
point
should
vary
from
approximately
+1
V
to
+10
V
when
the
input
frequen
REV
JAN
1982
Maintenance
-
FG
5010
cy
moves
from
below
to
above
1
kHz
.
Operation
of
the
over
and
underrange
detectors
may
be
checked
by
connecting
the
oscilloscope
probe
to
U1820D
pin
1
for
the
underrange
and
pin
7
for
the
output
of
the
overrange
detector
.
The
overrange
signal
should
be
high
when
the
external
gener
ator
frequency
is
above
2.5
kHz
.
Below
about
2
kHz
,
it
should
be
low
.
The
underrange
signal
should
be
high
with
an
input
frequency
below
about
180
Hz
and
low
when
the
input
frequency
is
raised
above
about
200
Hz
.
Troubleshooting
the
frequency
control
circuits
can
also
be
done
in
the
Cal
mode
.
In
the
Cal
mode
the
processor
can
take
readings
at
the
operating
frequency
,
but
will
not
correct
the
frequency
.
This
allows
checking
the
operation
of
the
fre
quency
control
logic
and
counters
without
frequency
adjust
ment
by
the
processor
.
In
the
Cal
mode
,
and
with
any
mode
except
PH
LOCK
selected
,
the
processor
will
repeatedly
ini
tiate
measurements
if
the
±
SLOPE
button
is
not
illuminat
ed
.
When
+
SLOPE
is
selected
,
the
measurement
is
initiated
only
when
the
TRIGGER
MAN
button
is
depressed
.
Each
time
this
measurement
is
completed
the
data
from
the
loop
cycle
counter
is
displayed
on
the
front
panel
.
This
data
is
useful
to
determine
if
the
counters
are
operating
properly
.
Depress
the
ID
button
to
clear
this
number
from
the
display
.
If
the
VCF
button
is
pressed
,
the
actual
frequency
of
the
FG
5010
can
be
varied
up
to
1000
to
1
while
data
to
the
loop
cycle
counter
is
unchanged
.
If
the
TRIG
or
BURST
modes
are
used
for
these
tests
,
the
processor
initiates
mea
surements
first
,
and
triggers
Loop
1
or
Loop
2
frequency
generating
circuits
second
.
7-15

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Tektronix FG 5010 Specifications

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BrandTektronix
ModelFG 5010
CategoryPortable Generator
LanguageEnglish

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