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Removal and Installation Procedures

6–18

TDS 500B, 600B and TDS 700A Service Manual

5. Reinstallation: Do in reverse steps 3 and 4 to reinstall the line cord and then

the line fuse.

Line Fuse

Fuse Cap

1 Unplug

2 Rotate

3 Pull

Figure 6–5: Line Fuse and Line Cord Removal

See Rear Cover and Cabinet procedure on page 6–18.

1. Assemble equipment and locate modules to be removed:

a. Have handy a screwdriver with a size T-20 TorxR

tip (Items 1 and 3).

b. Make sure the oscilloscope’s front cover is installed; if it’s not, install it

by snapping its edges over the trim ring.

c. Locate the rear cover and cabinet in the locator diagram External

Modules, Figure 6–1.

2. Orient the oscilloscope: Set the oscilloscope so its face is down with its front

cover on the work surface and its bottom facing you.

EMI Gaskets

Rear Cover and Cabinet

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Table of Contents8
Table 1-1: Key Features of the TDS 500B, 600B and 700A29
Table 1-2: Record Length Vs. Divisions Per Record, Samples Per31
Table 1-3: Nominal Traits - Signal Acquisition System37
Table 1-4: Nominal Traits - Time Base System38
Table 1-5: Nominal Traits - Triggering System39
Table 1-6: Nominal Traits - Display System40
Table 1-7: Nominal Traits - GPIB Interface, Output Ports, and Power Fuse40
Table 1-8: Nominal Traits - Data Handling and Reliability40
Table 1-9: Nominal Traits - Mechanical41
Table 1-10: Warranted Characteristics - Signal Acquisition44
Table 1-11: Warranted Characteristics - Time Base System45
Table 1-12: Warranted Characteristics - Triggering System46
Table 1-13: Warranted Characteristics - Output Ports, Probe46
Table 1-14: Warranted Characteristics - Environmental47
Table 1-15: Typical Characteristics - Signal Acquisition System51
Table 1-16: Typical Characteristics - Triggering System55
Table 2-1: Power-Cord Conductor Identification61
Table 2-2: Power Cord Identification61
Table 2-3: Effects of Corrupted Data63
Figure 2-1: Map of Display Functions67
Figure 4-1: Map of Display Functions84
Figure 4-2: Verifying Adjustments and Signal-Path Compensation87
Figure 4-3: Universal Test Hookup for Functional Tests - TDS 600B Shown89
Table 4-1: Test Equipment97
Table 4-2: DC Offset Accuracy (Zero Setting)109
Figure 4-4: Measurement of DC Offset Accuracy at Zero Setting110
Figure 4-5: Initial Test Hookup111
Table 4-3: DC Voltage Measurement Accuracy112
Figure 4-6: Measurement of DC Accuracy at Maximum Offset and Position113
Figure 4-7: Initial Test Hookup115
Figure 4-8: Optional Initial Test Hookup115
Table 4-4: Analog Bandwidth116
Figure 4-9: Measurement of Analog Bandwidth118
Figure 4-10: Initial Test Hookup120
Figure 4-11: Measurement of Channel Delay - TDS 684B Shown122
Table 4-5: Delay between Channels Worksheet123
Figure 4-12: Initial Test Hookup124
Figure 4-13: Measurement of Accuracy - Long-Term and Delay Time126
Figure 4-14: Initial Test Hookup127
Triggering128
Figure 4-15: Measurement of Time Accuracy for Pulse and Glitch129
Figure 4-16: Initial Test Hookup130
Figure 4-17: Measurement of Trigger-Level Accuracy132
Figure 4-18: Initial Test Hookup135
Figure 4-19: Measurement of Trigger Sensitivity - 50 Mhz Results136
Figure 4-20: Initial Test Hookup139
Figure 4-21: Measurement of Main Trigger out Limits141
Figure 4-22: Initial Test Hookup143
Figure 4-23: Measurement of Probe Compensator Frequency145
Figure 4-24: Subsequent Test Hookup146
Figure 4-25: Measurement of Probe Compensator Amplitude147
Figure 4-26: Jitter Test Hookup149
Figure 4-27: Jitter Test Displayed Waveform - TDS 684B Shown150
Figure 4-28: Jitter Test When Completed - TDS 684B Shown151
Figure 4-29: Triggered Signal Range Test - 300 MV153
Oscilloscopes160
System172
Table 5-1: Calibration Tests173
Table 5-2: Adjustments Required for Module Replaced174
Table 5-3: Adjustments and Dependencies174
Table 5-4: Test Equipment, Fixtures, and Supplies175
Table 5-5: GPIB Board Configuration177

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