How to troubleshoot a Tektronix TDS5000B Test Equipment oscilloscope that will not power on?
If your Tektronix Test Equipment oscilloscope will not power on, first check the power cord connection to ensure it is properly plugged in. If the power cord is correctly connected, the issue might be a faulty power supply, which would require replacement.
What to do if the front panel light comes on but the fans won't operate on my Tektronix TDS5000B?
If the front panel light of your Tektronix Test Equipment comes on, but one or more fans are not operating, there are several potential causes: * A faulty fan cable: Inspect the fan cable and replace it if necessary. * A defective fan assembly: Replace the defective fan assembly. * A faulty power supply: Replace the faulty power supply.
General| Channels | 2 or 4 |
|---|---|
| Vertical Resolution | 8 bits |
| Display Type | Color LCD |
| Vertical Sensitivity | 1 mV/div to 10 V/div |
| Input Coupling | AC, DC, GND |
| Timebase Accuracy | ± 50 ppm |
| Operating Temperature | 0 °C to +50 °C |
| Bandwidth | up to 1 GHz |
| Sample Rate | up to 5 GS/s |
| Display Size | 10.4 inches |
| Input Impedance | 1 MΩ ± 1% |
| Trigger Types | Edge, Pulse Width, Logic, Runt, Timeout, Setup/Hold |
| Maximum Input Voltage | 300 V (DC + peak AC) |
| Interface | USB, GPIB, Ethernet |
Information on available manuals and online help resources.
Explains icons and terms used throughout the manual.
Provides contact information for Tektronix customer support.
Lists the main capabilities and specifications of the TDS5000B Series oscilloscopes.
Guide for unpacking and setting up the oscilloscope.
Lists the included accessories and their part numbers.
Specifies environmental and power requirements for operating the instrument.
Instructions for powering the instrument on, off, and removing power.
Guide to creating a startup disk for system recovery.
Instructions for connecting the instrument to a network.
How to configure the instrument for dual monitor operation.
Procedure to change the operating system language.
Overview of the instrument's front, side, and rear panel connectors and controls.
Explains the menu bar, toolbar, status bar, and waveform display areas.
Details on using the front-panel buttons, knobs, and touchscreen.
Guide on how to use the instrument's built-in help system.
Techniques for accessing menus and control windows for instrument functions.
Procedures to verify instrument functionality and perform calibration.
Steps to run and check the results of the instrument's internal diagnostic tests.
Procedure for calibrating the signal path for accurate measurements.
Covers setting up signal input, acquisition modes, and concepts.
Concepts, types, modes, and selections for triggering the instrument.
Options for display style, persistence, format, colors, and text.
Using cursors, automatic measurements, statistics, and spectral analysis.
Creating and using custom control windows for personalized instrument operation.
Procedures for saving/recalling screen captures, setups, and waveforms.
Using FastAcq and advanced triggering to find rare signal events.
Using iView to time-correlate analog and digital signals from different instruments.
Leveraging dual monitors and OpenChoice for efficient documentation and workflow.
Using the oscilloscope to measure power supply switching losses.
Using FastFrame to capture multiple high-resolution events over time.
Using limit testing to compare product performance against a reference.
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