Tektronix P6015 User Manual

adjusted while observing the generator output signal at a
sweep rate of 0.1 us/div. R3 should be turned as far as
possible in the counter-clockwise direction without causing
overshoot on the leading corner of the waveform.
Only minor (if any) readjustment of the controls is
necessary when the P6015 Probe is operated with plug-in
units with nominal input, capacitance. When switching
between plug-in units with different input capacitance,
compensate the probe by adjusting C3. If the gain of the
plug-in units differ, match the gain of the plug-in to the
probe rather than adjusting R5. Adjusting R5 will require
readjusting the remaining controls.
Using the P6015 Probe
When
making
amplitude
measurements
with
the
P6015
Probe,
multiply
the
amplitude
of
the
display
by
the
attenuation
factor
of
the
probe
(1000).
If
the
observed
voltage
is
a
pulse
or
a
signal
over
100
kHz,
see
Fig.
1-2
and
the
maximum
input
voltage
limitations
listed
under
“Elec-
trical
Characteristics"
in
Section
1.
Remember
that
com-
ponent
heating
caused
by
changes
in
ambient
temperature
or
high
voltage
will
cause
a
slight
change
in
calibration
accuracy.
If
the
displayed
waveform
contains
fast
tran-
sients,
the
inductive
effect
of
the
ground
lead
may
make
it
desirable
to
remove
the
probe
from
its
plastic
body
and
build
the
probe
into
the
circuit
under
test.
Operating Instructions—P6015 2-3
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Tektronix P6015 Specifications

General

Brand	Tektronix
Model	P6015
Category	Measuring Instruments
Language	English