Tektronix 2213 User manual

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2213

OSCILLOSCOPE

OPERATORS

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

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Inc.

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Oregon

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Number

First

Printing

JUN

1981

Revised

APR

1982

SIV

1981

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Inc

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2213

Operators

TABLE

CONTENTS

Page

LIST

ILLUSTRATIONS

LIST

TABLES

OPERATORS

SAFETY

SUMMARY.

INTRODUCTION

PREPARATION

FOR

USE.

SAFETY

LINE

VOLTAGE

POWER

CORD

LINE

FUSE

CONTROLS,

CONNECTORS,

AND

INDICATORS.

POWER,

DISPLAY,

AND

PROBE

ADJUST.

...

VERTICAL

HORIZONTAL

TRIGGER

REAR

PANEL

OPERATING

CONSIDERATIONS.

GRATICULE

GROUNDING

SIGNAL

CONNECTIONS

INPUT

COUPLING

CAPACITOR

PRECHARGING

INSTRUMENT

COOLING

INSTRUMENT

FAMILIARIZATION

INTRODUCTION

BASELINE

TRACE

DISPLAYING

SIGNAL

Page

OPERATOR'S

ADJUSTMENTS

INTRODUCTION

TRACE

ROTATION

PROBE

COMPENSATION

BASIC

APPLICATIONS

NONDELAYED

MEASUREMENTS

Peak-to-Peak

Voltage

Instantaneous

Voltage

Algebraic

Addition

Common-Mode

Rejection

Time

Duration

Frequency

Rise

Time

Difference

Between

Two

Time-Related

Pulses

Phase

Difference

Amplitude

Comparison

Time

Comparison

DELAYED-SWEEP

MAGNIFICATION

Magnified

Sweep

Pulse

Jitter

Time

Measurement

SPECIFICATION

ACCESSORIES

STANDARD

ACCESSORIES

INCLUDED

OPTIONAL

ACCESSORIES

FRONT

PANEL

ILLUSTRATION

CHANGE

INFORMATION

2213

Operators

LIST

ILLUSTRATIONS

Figure

Page

The

2213

Oscilloscope

Power-input-voltage

configurations

Line

fuse

and

power

cord

Power,

display,

and

probe

adjust

controls,

connector,

and

indicator

Vertical

controls

and

connectors

Horizontal

controls

Trigger

controls,

connector,

and

indicator

Rear-panel

connector

Graticule

measurement

markings

Initital

setup

for

instrument

familiarization

procedure

Probe

compensation

Peak-to-peak

waveform

voltage

Instantaneous

voltage

measurement

Algebraic

addition

Common-mode

rejection

Time

duration

Rise

time

Time

difference

between

two

time-related

pulses

Phase

difference

High-resolution

phase

difference

Delayed-sweep

magnification

Pulse

jitter

LIST

TABLES

Table

Page

Equipment

Required

for

Instrument

Familiarization

Procedure

Electrical

Characteristics

Environmental

Characteristics

Physical

Characteristics

2213

Operators

OPERATORS

SAFETY

SUMMARY

The

general

safety

information

this

part

the

summary

for

both

operating

and

servicing

personnel.

Specific

warnings

and

cautions

will

found

throughout

the

manual

where

they

apply

and

not

appear

this

summary.

Terms

This

Manual

CAUTION

statements

Identify

conditions

practices

that

could

result

damage

the

equipment

other

property.

WARNING

statements

Identify

conditions

practices

that

could

result

personal

Injury

loss

life.

Grounding

the

Product

This

product

grounded

through

the

grounding

conductor

the

power

cord.

avoid

electrical

shock,

plug

the

power

cord

Into

properly

wired

receptable

before

con

necting

the

product

Input

output

terminals.

protective

ground

connection

way

the

grounding

conductor

the

power

cord

essential

for

safe

operation.

Terms

Marked

Equipment

CAUTION

Indicates

personal

Injury

hazard

not

Imme

diately

accessible

one

reads

the

markings,

hazard

property.

Including

the

equipment

Itself.

DANGER

Indicates

personal

Injury

hazard

Immediately

accessible

one

reads

the

marking.

Symbols

This

Manual

This

symbol

Indicates

where

applicable

■|\

cautionary

other

Information

found.

For

maximum

Input

voltages,

see

Table

Symbols

Marked

Equipment

DANGER

—

High

voltage.

Protective

ground

(earth)

terminal.

ATTENTION

—

Refer

manual.

Power

Source

This

product

Intended

operate

from

power

source

that

does

not

apply

than

250

volts

rms

between

the

supply

conductors

between

either

supply

conductor

and

ground.

protective

ground

connection

way

the

grounding

conductor

the

power

cord

essential

for

safe

operation.

Danger

Arising

From

Loss

Ground

Upon

loss

the

protective-ground

connection,

all

acces

sible

conductive

parts

(Including

knobs

and

controls

that

may

appear

Insulating)

can

render

electric

shock.

Use

the

Proper

Power

Cord

Use

only

the

power

cord

and

connector

specified

for

your

product.

Use

only

power

cord

that

good

condition.

For

detailed

Information

power

cords

and

connectors

see

Figure

Use

the

Proper

Fuse

avoid

fire

hazard,

use

only

fuse

the

correct

type,

voltage

rating

and

current

rating

specified

the

parts

list

for

your

product.

Not

Operate

Explosive

Atmospheres

avoid

explosion,

not

operate

this

product

explosive

atmosphere

unless

has

been

specifically

cer

tified

for

such

operation.

Not

Remove

Covers

Panels

avoid

personal

Injury,

not

remove

the

product

covers

panels.

not

operate

the

product

without

the

covers

and

panels

properly

Installed.

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The

2213

Oscilloscope.

3397-01

2213

Operators

INTRODUCTION

The

TEKTRONIX

2213

Oscilloscope

rugged,

light

weight,

dual-channel,

60-MHz

instrument

that

features

bright,

sharply

defined

trace

80-

100-mm

cathode-

ray

tube

(crt).

Its

vertical

system

provides

calibrated

deflection

factors

from

per

division

per

division.

Trigger

circuits

enable

stable

triggering

over

the

full

bandwidth

the

vertical

system.

The

horizontal

system

provides

calibrated

sweep

speeds

from

0.5

per

division

per

division

along

with

delayed-sweep

feature.

X10

magnifier

extends

the

maximum

sweep

speed

per

division.

The

instrument

shipped

with

the

following

standard

accessories:

Operators

manual

Service

manual

Probe

packages

Probe

grabber

tips

For

part

numbers

and

further

information

about

both

standard

and

optional

accessories,

refer

the

"Accessories"

page

the

back

this

manual.

Your

Tektronix

represent

ative,

your

local

Tektronix

Field

Office,

the

Tektronix

product

catalog

can

also

provide

accessories

information.

PREPARATION

FOR

USE

SAFETY

POWER

CORD

Refer

the

"Operators

Safety

Summary"

the

front

this

manual

for

power

source,

grounding,

and

other

safety

considerations

pertaining

the

use

the

2213.

Before

connecting

the

instrument

power

source,

carefully

read

the

following

information

about

line

voltages,

power

cords,

and

fuses;

then

verify

that

the

proper

power-

input

fuse

installed.

For

the

120-V

North

American

customer,

the

2213

delivered

with

three-wire

power

cord

permanently

attached.

the

end

the

cord

three-contact

plug

for

connection

the

power

source

and

protective

ground.

The

plug's

protective-ground

contact

connects

(through

the

protective-ground

conductor)

the

accessible

metal

parts

the

instrument.

For

electrical-shock

protection,

insert

this

plug

only

into

power-source

outlet

that

has

securely

grounded

protective-ground

contact.

LINE

VOLTAGE

The

instrument

capable

continuous

operation

using

ac-power-input

voltages

that

range

from

250

nominal

frequencies

from

Hz.

For

the

non-North

American

customer

(and

for

the

240-V

North

American

user),

the

appropriate

power

cord

sup

plied

option

that

specified

when

the

instrument

ordered.

The

optional

power

cords

available

are

illustrated

Figure

REV

AUG

1981

2213

Operators

Plug

Configuration

Category

Power

Cord

and

Plug

Type

Factory

Installed

Instrument

Fuse

Holder

Cap

Line

Cord

Plug

Fuse

U.S.

Domestic

Standard

120

250

Fast-blow

AGC/3AG

None

Option

Euro

240V

10-1

A,250

Fast-blow

5x20

None

Option

240V

13A

A,250

Fast-blow

5x20

13A

Type

Option

Australian

240V

10A

250

Fast-blow

5x20

None

Option

North

America

240V

15A

250

Fast-blow

AGC/3AG

None

3397

Figure

Power-input-voltage

configurations.

LINE

FUSE

Press

and

slightly

rotate

the

fuse-holder

cap

coun

terclockwise

release

it.

The

instrument

fuse

holder

located

the

rear

panel

(see

Figure

and

contains

the

line

fuse.

Verify

that

the

proper

fuse

installed

performing

the

following

procedure:

Pull

out

the

cap

from

the

fuse

holder,

with

the

fuse

attached

the

inside

the

cap.

Note

fuse

values

and

verify

proper

size

250

fast-blow).

Unplug

the

power

cord

from

the

power-input

source

(if

applicable).

Reinstall

the

fuse

and

fuse-holder

cap.

REV

AUG

1981

2213

Operators

LINE

FUSE

POWER

CORD

3398-02

Figure

Line

fuse

and

power

cord.

2213

Operators

CONTROLS,

CONNECTORS,

AND

INDICATORS

The

following

descriptions

are

intended

familiarize

the

operator

with

the

location,

operation,

and

function

the

instrument's

controls,

connectors,

and

indicators.

POWER.

DISPLAY.

AND

PROBE

ADJUST

Refer

Figure

for

location

items

through

Internal

Graticule-Eliminates

parallax

viewing

error

between

the

trace

and

graticule

lines.

Rise-time

amplitude

and

measurement

points

are

indicated

the

left

edge

the

graticule.

POWER

Switch—Turns

instrument

power

and

off.

Press

for

ON;

press

again

for

OFF.

AUTO

FOCUS

Control-Adjusts

display

for

optimum

definition.

Once

set,

the

focus

the

crt

display

will

maintained

changes

occur

the

intensity

level

the

trace.

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3397-04

PROBE

ADJ

Connector—Provides

approximately

0.5

negative

going,

square-wave

voltage

(at

proximately

kHz)

that

permits

the

operator

com

pensate

voltage

probes

and

check

operation

the

oscilloscope

vertical

system.

not

intended

ver

ify

the

accuracy

the

vertical

gain

time-base

calibration.

BEAM

FIND

Switch—When

held

in,

compresses

the

display

within

the

graticule

area

and

provides

visible

viewing

intensity

aid

locating

off-screen

displays.

TRACE

ROTATION

Control—Screwdriver

control

used

align

the

crt

trace

with

the

horizontal

graticule

lines.

AUTO

INTENSITY

Control-Adjusts

brightness

the

crt

display.

This

control

has

effect

when

the

BEAM

FIND

switch

pressed

in.

Once

the

control

set,

intensity

automatically

maintained

approximately

the

same

level

between

SEC/DIV

switch

settings

from

0.5

per

division

0.05

jus

per

division.

VERTICAL

Refer

Figure

for

location

items

through

16.

SERIAL

and

Mod

Slots-The

SERIAL

slot

printed

with

the

instrument's

serial

number.

The

Mod

slot

contains

the

option

number

that

has

been

installed

the

instrument.

and

Connectors-Provide

for

application

external

signals

the

inputs

the

vertical

deflection

system

for

X-Y

display.

the

X-Y

mode,

the

signal

connected

the

connector

provides

horizontal

deflection,

and

the

signal

connected

the

con

nector

provides

vertical

deflection.

Figure

Power,

display,

and

probe

adjust

controls,

connector,

and

indicator.

10)

GND

Connector—Provides

instrument

chassis

ground.

direct

connection

REV

NOV

1981

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