With compliments
Helmut Singer Elektronik
www.helmut-singer.de info@helmut-singer.de
fon +49 241 155 315
fax +49 241 152 066
Feldchen 16-24 D-52070 Aachen Germany
Wlde Cholce of Plug-lns
A choice of live amplifier plug-ins provides display of up to eight traces at
250-MHz bandwidth, tour traces at 400
MHz, or two traces at 500 MHz. The
düferential-cornparator
arnplifier unit
provides fast overdrive recovery from
signals as high as 8 V at I-mV/div
sensitivity.
The 11301A and 11302A each accept up
to three of the llOOO-Seriesplug-in units.
Signals from the amplifier plug-ins may
be directed to either the vertical or
horizontal system of the oscilloscope
where they may be time shared with
main or delayed sweeps. This allows an
alm~ unlimited number of combinations
of X-V and Y-T traces to be displayed
simultaneously to provide detailed views
of signal relationships. Timed X-V traces
may be displayed through the application
of delayed sweeps to X-V displays.
Each of the inputs on each of the plug11301..4. ~
MHz 0sciU0sc0pe with integral 750 MHz counterltimer and 11302.4. 5()() MHz
ins is supported
by' the
new
~
with micro-chanMl Pl4te CRT and i7lt6gra.l 750 MHz counterltim$7:
TEKPROBETMinterface which, in addition to the high-quality signal path, also
The 11301A and 11302A are easily the provides probe power tor active probes
world 's most versatile counter/timer
and a communication link between the
~
The 11300A Series complies
with IEEE
analog oscilloscopes. These oscilloscopes probe and the oscilloscope.
GPIB
Standard
488.1-1987,
RS-232C.
end
are fully programmable via either
IEEE-488 with Tektronix Standard Codes and
IEEE-488 or RS-232C, with any RS-232 Built-ln 7SD-MHz Universal Counter!
Formats.
equipped personal computer. They are Tlmer
The built-in 750-MHz Universal Counter/
equally at horne in the most complex
TYPICALAPPLICATIONS
automated production-test system or in Timer, with its 2-ns single-shot resolution,
. Timing Analysis 01 Complex Signals srnaller scale computer-assisted testing performs as an integral part of the
11301A/l1302A. This combination of
. WaveformCharacterization
and data-logging applications in the
high-performance
counter and high-perComponent Evaluation
engineering environment. For manual
operation, the menu-driven touch-5creen formance oscilloscope greatly simplifies
BENEFITS
operator interface places the 1130lA and the most difficult counter/timer measurements and provides measurement
Greatest Timing Accuracy
11302A a step befand anything presentImproved MeasurementConfidence
ly available in convenience of use. Manual capabillties not possible with conventional counter/timers. A counter-view
control of the instruments, including their
trace indicates to the operator exactly
FEATURES
plug-ins and probes, is accomplished by
what portions of a signal are being
. Bullt-ln 7S0-MHzUniversal
means of a lew pushbuttons and two
measured by the counter/timer. This comCounter/Timer with Counter View
user-definable knobs located in the vicin. Up to 8 Traces Displayed
ity of the cathode-ray tube and the touch- pletely eliminates the concem that usualpanel CRT screen itself. Operator menus ly accompanies the measurement of comSimultaneously
. Menu-DrivenTouch-Screen
on the screen guide the user through the plex signals with a conventional counter,
whether what is being measured is realselection of the functions to be perOperation
. Automatic Display of Selected
formed; selection is marle by touching the ly what the operator thinks is being
measured.
designated areas of the screen.
Signals
The
combination of integral oscilloscope
. Automatic Time and Amplitude
CRT readout displays oscilloscope and
and counter/timer allows you to make
Measurements
plug-in settings, as weil as numeric
Dual Delayed Sweeps
readout of desired measurements; no counter/timer measurements on any of 12
. 6-cm/ns Visual Wrlting Rate
more need to count or interpolate be- plug-in input channels or on the signals
A compliments.doc
and B Extemal Trigger/Counter
(11302A)
tween graticule divisions. Using IEEE-488 at theWith
Inputs.
Use
of the A and B Extemal TrigLarge 6.S-lnch Display (11301A)
or RS-232C, up to eight fines of userger/Counter Inputs allows the use of the
. Fully Programmablevia IEEE-488&
generated text (50 characters per fine)
counter/timer without tying up the
RS-232C
can be displayed on the CRT tor operator
prompts. measurement annotation, and oscilloscope functions of the instrument.
computer-generated menus. The !arge TEKPROBE is a tTOdBmark qf Thktronix, 17U:.
CRT screen provides clear, crisp display
of both text and traces.
11300A Series
.
..
.
.
113O!A500MHz 0sciU0IC0".1DiI.\M~l
Timm:
Hlgh.Wrltlng.Rate CRT In 11302A
The microchannel-platp CRT of the
11302A provides 6-cm/ns visual writing
rate, bright enough to view the fastest
singie-shot transient in normal ambient
room light. This allows viewing of intermitte nt glitches in the midst of bright
repetitive signals at the full bandwidth of
PIaIe CRTlind i~
Built-ln Tim. 8888.
Two built-in time basesprovide sweep
rates to 500 ps/div. The dual delayed
sweepsprovide magnificationof any portion of the displayedwavefonnsand allow
precisecomparisonof two signalsoccurring at different times in the sameor different signal paths.
the scope.
Display
Automatic Display Setup
The Autoset feature provides scaled, tTiggered display of the selected signal immediately, automatically, with the simple
pressof a button on the front panel or at
the probe tip where the user'sattention
is focused.
Automatlc Measurements
The press of a front-panel pushbutton
and a touch of the touch screenprovides
automatic time and amplitude measurements, without further operator intervention. This automaticmeasurementsequencecanalsobe invokedvia the probetip pushbutton, allowing the operator to
displaythe resultsof up to eight measurementswithout removingRandsor attention from the circuit under test.
Cursors
Both vertical and horizontal cursorscan
be displayedto aid in making amplitude
and timing measurement3.
Cursorscaling
pennits percentage,dB, and degreecomparisons without the need tor calculations. The results of the measurements
are alwaysdisplayednumerically on the
screen, with appropriate units of
measure.
750MHz Cmmter/
Versatility
The ve~tile and convenienttrace definition capability of the 11301Aand 11302A
pennits up to eight tracesto be djsplayed
simultaneouslyin a wide varlety of signal combinations.Signalsfrom separate
plug-ins can be added or subtracted; YT
and XY signals can be displayed
simultaneously.
A nonvolatile time and date clock can be
displayed tor documentation of photographs. The dock setting is constantly
availableover the bus tor time documentation of accumulateddata in automated
testing situations.
Holdoff
Holdoff providesthe meailSof holdingoff
the occurrenceof the main sweepuntil
a selectedamount of time or number of
events has occurred. This capability is
essentialin inspectinggroupsof pulsesor
events, particularly when they are not
synchronizedwith any controllableframing pulse.
The 11301Aand 11302A otter several
modesof holdoff. Holdoff by time is settable either as a function of main-sweep
time/division or in 2-nsincrementsup to
0.99seconds.Holdoff by eventsis settable
up to 500,000events.
The CountdownHoldoff function allows
the sweepto be triggered on every Nth
event within a pulse train. The TriggerOn-Nexttrrigger-On-Previous function
allows the user to move forward and
backwardthroughthe pulsetrain in order
to select the desired triggering point
within the pulse train. Thus, any pulse
within the pulse train can be inspected
in detail and easily compared to other
events occurring within a circuit at the
sametime.
The Holdoff by Events function permits
the main sweepto run immediately,or be
armed tor triggering by another signal
source, after N events following a
selectedstart event. This function, in effect, permits four-deep "stacking" of
delaying events: astart event, followed
by a selected number of holdoff events,
followed by a main-sweep triggering
event, followedby the runningor triggerinS of ODeor both delayedsweeps.
Callbrated FIne Setting.
A fine-settingsmodeprovidescalibrated
sweeptiming and vertical sensitivity to
1%incrementsbetweenthe conventional
1-2-5settings.This permits the operator
to take advantageof full scale,vertically
or horizontally, tor increased measuremeßt accuracy.
Stored Front-PanelSetups
Up to 10completefront-panelsetupscan
be stored and recalled for immediate
setup of all instrument controls tor
repetitive testing. Manualsequencingof
the storedsetupscan be accomplishedby
meansof the pushbuttonat the probetip.
This allows the operator, probing from
point to point within a circuit, to resetthe
entire oscilloscopetor each test point
without removing attention from the
device beins tested.
Refe~e Waveform.
On-board storage and display of two
reference waveforms can provide
templatestor quick visual golno-gocomparison of complex waveforms. These
referencewaveformscan be created by
a computer or captured by a waveform
digitizer and downloadedto the oscilloscope'sinternat memory.
Dlrect Numertc Entry, wlth Artthmetlc
Operators
A touch-screenkeypad permits immediate numericentry of scalefactors,holdoff
events,offsets,counter/timer,cursor null
references,etc.
CHARACTERISTICS
VERTICAL SYSTEM
System BaDdwidth-Determined
by main
frame and plug-in. (See Maximum Bandwidth
Matrix below at the rtght.)
Aecaracy-Detennined
by mainframe and
plug-in. See descriptions.
tJ.Delay Between Channell-Adjustable
x 500 ps.
Vertlca1-System Delay-At leaIt 20 ns of the
sweep is displayed ahead of the trigering
event.
HORIZONTAL
SYSTEM
Main-Sweep nming Bange-5 ns to 0.5 s/div
in 1-2-5 steps, plus 1% increments between
steps and to 1.0 s/div. XIO Mag extends maximum sweep rate to 500 psidiv.
Delayed-Sweep Timing Ban8e-5 ns to 0.5
s/div, plus 1% increments between steps and
to 1.0 s/div. XIO Mag extends maximum sweep
rate to 500 psidiv.
tJ.nme Aecaracy UlinI Canors-x(0.5~
ot
time interval plus 0.03 div).
tJ.Time Aecaracy U.ing Delayed Sweepx(0.03% of time interval plus 0.01 div).
X-Y Operation-From
Center flug-ln:
Horizontal bandwidth Is dc to 3 MHz; phue difterence between Xand Y with nonnal bandwidth Is I 0 or less from dc to I MHz, 30 or leIS
from I to 2 MHz.
TRIOOERING
Minimum p-p signal required tor stable
triggering trom A and B extemal inputs. Triggering sensitiv1ty can be adjusted to ~ect uno
wanted noise components on noisy signals.
DC Coapled-O.35 div from dc to 50 MHz; increasing to 1.0 div at system bandwidth.
AC Coupled-Q.35 div from 50 Hz to 50 MHz,
increasing to 1.0 div at system bandwidth.
HF Beject Coupled-0.5
div from dc to
30 kHz.
LF Bejeet Coupled-Q.5 div trom 80 kHz to
50 MHz, increasing to 1.0 div at System
bandwidth.
TV TriIIerTrigers trom TV line or TV neid
soun:es; 0.6 div or leIS req~
tor stable composite TV trigen.
DC Coapled-20 mV from dc to 50 MHz, increasing to 150 mV at system bandwidth.
AC Coupled-20 mV from 50 Hz to SOMHz,
increasing to ISO mV at System bandwidth.
HF Beject Coupled-28 mV from dc to 30 kHz.
LF Beject Coupled-28 mV from 80 kHz to
50 MHz, increasing to 150 mV at system
bandwidth.
HOLDOFF
Holdoff By nme-Range: At least 20 times
the inherent minimum reset time of the sweep
(tunction of time/div).
Holdoff By 2-M Step-Settable in 2-118increments from minimum inherent period of the
sweep (tunction of Time/div) to 966 msec.
Countdown Holdoft-Settable trom 2 to >500
million events. Maximum event frequency is
100 MHz.
Holdoff By Eventa-Settable trom 2 to > 500
million events. Maximum event frequency is
500 MHz. (One Start mode limits event frequency to 100 MHz.)
BUILT-IN COUNTER/TIMER
M0de8-Frequency, Period, Width, Rat;k),nme
A - B, Totalize.
Number of D1g1tB-Up to 7; up to 10 with optional high-stabllity time base (Option IT).
(SYStemcomputes and displays proper number
of valid digits tor specific measurement.)
Averagiag-Selectable in two-decade ece.- (I,
101 , 104 , I()& , etc.) up to 1010 tor fleqUenc:y,
period,
width,
ratio, and time A-B
measurements. Auto Average provides maximum reeolution achievable with a 3 ~
update rate.
GatiD8-Via
External B input or intemal
dela)'ed sweep pte, or open on Extemal A and
close on Extemal B. Minimum extemal gate
width: <25 ns.
Co8Dter View-Shaped 1-div pop display of
any one or more of the following 1ignaIs:
Counter In, Gate, Sync Gate, A ExtemaIlnput,
B Extemal Input.
Sensitivtty-Via
PlUS-In Inputs: 2X sweeptriggering sensitivtties. Via Extemal A and B
Inputs: < 100 mV pop dc to 100 MHz, increasing to 500 mV pop at 500 MHz.
Counter Ref Clock In/Oat-Connector
on
rear panel allows application of 0-dBm IG-MHz
external clock.
Trigger-Level Bange-Plug-lns: tl0x~v
setting. Extemal A and B Inputs: .;.1, %500 mV;
"'"5, %2.5 V.
~er-LeveI
Aeear8C)'-lntemal: Md t2%
to plug-in unit's.1V DC term (where.1V is the
Level ~out
minus AmpUfier Ortset) dlvided
by V/div, add 0.3 div to DC Balance term, and
add peak noise in divisions. (Peak noise is
6xRMS.)
External A and B Inputs (for signals with 10%
to 90% transition time > 10 ns)(maxlignal, %IV): %[3% ofsetting +4%
.;.1
oCp-p 1ignal+10 mV +(0.5 mV times probe attenuation factor»).
.,.5
(musignal, :t5 V): :t[3% ofsetting +4%
of pop 1iIrIal+50 mV+(0.5 mV times probe attenuation factor»).
FREQUENCY
...,e-<1
LSD-Greater
MHz to 750 MHz.
of 1.8 nsxf'l
N
rounded 10 the
nen higher declrnal digit, or I count.
Besolatlon-G~
of LSD j: 1.4 (TJE)f'I/N.
Accaracy-Re801ution
:t F (TB!).
PENOO
Rance-2 ns to 1250 hn.
LSD-I.8 ns/N
Resolatlon-l.SD:tI.4
(TJE)/N.
Accaracy-Re801ution j: TBE (P).
WIDTH
8aDge-2 ns to 1250 hn.
MaxiDlUID RepetitIOD 8ate-200 MHz.
LSD-2 ns (for N -I);
10 ns/./N" (for N > I).
8eso18tion-{l.SDj:
1.4 (TJEIJ:t 1.4 (TJEr»)/
./N":t 2 ps.
Accuraey (G8ted 8Dd NoD8&ted)-Reso1utionj:Width (TBE)
j:Hysteresiserror
:tTLE/(SlewE -Slews):t Ins.
TOTAL
BaDge-O to 1011counts (engineering notation
used above 10 digits).
Repetition 8ate- > 0 to 500 MHz.
LSD. Beeolation. 8Dd Accuraey-1
up to
1011-1,
Elapeed Time Bange-25 ns to 1250 hn.
RAT10
Range-l0-ll
to 10ll.
Freqoency Bange-l Hz to400 MHz.
l3D-RatiollQ1°.
Besolotlon-1.8D:t 1.4 (TJEo)NO:t 1.4 (TJEtf'
NM):tf'lo:t:FMFo) where N refers to trigger
events.
Accuracy-Same as resolution.
TIME INTERVAL
(Main and Delay Trigger Sources)
Range-2 ns to 1250hrs.
LSD-2 ns (tor N-l);
10 ns/-IN(for N>l).
Resolatlon-:t
.JN+2 ps.
Accaracy-
LSD:t (1.4(TJEM)
+TJEo)/
:t(TBEX'I'ime Interval):t leaoh1Uon
:t Plug-ln Delay Mismatch
:tTLEMlSlew
- TLEoISlew
:t200 ps.
Maximum Repetition Rate-200 MHz.
Channel Delay Mismatch-Not more than
:t500 ps (without null).
plies tI&egati'ng sigfI4l (middle trace)jor hTSt
1MG8UmnmIs. 7116C08'7It In trace (OOttom
trace) shows tI&eevent8 bei'ng COI4ntedduri'ng
tI&egGt8 i ~
77&eCaunt In ~
(Zo1oertrace) shows clearly tI&a.t tI&e countlrltimlr
is mi.fCounting
bec4u.w of tI&erippl8 on tI&etop of tI&esignal.
STANDARDTIME BASE
Frequencyat Calibration-IO MHz :tI Hz.
Temperature Stabillty-:t50 Hz, 0 to 50OC
(5 ppm).
Aging- < 10 H1Jyear(1 ppm).
Adjustment Kesolution-Q.5 Hz.
HIGH STABILITY
TIME BASE (OPTION 1T)
Frequency at Calibration-lO MHz .i: 0.2Hz.
Temperature Stabllity-.i:2 Hz, 0 to 50OC.
Warm-up 'nme-lO minutesat 25OCto within
0.2 ppm of final frequency.
Aging-< 1xlQ-s/day at time of 5hipping.
<4xlQ-S/weekafter 30 dayscontinuousoperation. < 1x lQ-6/yearafter 60 days continuous
operation.
Sbort-Term Stability-<lxlO-t
RMSbased
on 60 consecutive 1-5measurements.
Adjustment Resolution-O.2 Hz.
Adjustment Range-Sufficient for 8 yearsof
aging.
Here tM 11300A uniV6r3al cou~
~fWS
21.,s., 1I411OS6COf&d8
oj propagGtiOft
d6lay ~
tM l6IIdi1lg edgeIb'"sig7Ia.lLJ (z.'t
pivg-i"" cM1m8l 1) Gftd tM leGdi1lg 6dge <t"
sig1I4l Cl (ceJIt6r plug-i1&, clao1m8l 1). Gau
troce (OOttom troce) c~Tly shows tU time
intenllJl being m8asurect.
DEFINITIONOF TERMS
IßD - The smallest amount that the display
can change.
N = Number of events in a measurement
interval.
P =The period of the signal being measured.
RESOLUTION=The amount an input signal
must changeto be assuredof a changeon the
display.
TBE -Time-base em>r.
TJE -Trigger-jitter em>r (in secondsRMS)..J (enS)2+(enP)I+(enM)2
input-signal slew rate
where eng-Input-signal RMSnoise voltage
enP-RMSnoisevoltagecontributed by
plug-in(seepIug-in~).
enM-O.O5div when using plug-in;
5 mV when using Ext. A or
B input.
TLE
- Trigger-level em>r; em>r resulting
from
the actual trigger point being different from
the set trigger point.
sigftOl8 to 750 MHz OT mqre witÄ 113tXJA's
wiU-in univeTlCll ~1Il8r/timer:
Very a.ccura.te pulse-to-pulse timing
m*lBUremenL!wiChin a.compl«r pulse emin
a.TBma.d6simple wiCh the 11300Auniwrsal
~1Il8r-tim8T
11M dtAa.ld8la.~d .fWeq&
EXTERN AL CONNECTORS
Camera Power-3-pin connector next to CRT
is compatible with Thktronix C-50 Beries
cameras.
Calibrator Output-Front-panel
female BNC
connector. Square-WaveMode: 5.0 V or 500 mV
square wave into open circuit; 10 Hz, 100 Hz,
1 kHz, 10 kHz, 100 kHz; 450-0 output impedance. Fast-Rise Mode: 0.5 V into open cirCuit, 2-ns transition time into 50 0; 50.0 output impedance; same frequencies as SquareWave Mode plus 1 MHz.
A and B External Trigger and Counter
Inputs-Front-panel
femaJe BNC connectors.
Input impedance: 1 MD.
Trigger Ready Output-Rear-panel
femaJe
BNC connector. 11'L compatible; high state indicates Trigger-Ready condition.
Trigger Reset Input-Rear-panel female BNC
connector. 11'L compatible; high-to-low transition resets counter and/or single sweep.
Sweep Gate Output-Rear-pane1 female BNC
connector: !TL compatible; high state indicates
gate running. Main or delayed gate out selectable through UTILITY menu.
Left Vertical Out-Rear-panel female BNC
connector. Output-signal
amplitude -100
mV/div
'1:10% of
displayed
signal.
Bandwidth-dc
to 100 MHz. Output
impedance-50 Q :t10%.
Counter Bel Clock In/Out-Rear-panel
BNC
connector. See Counterlrlmer description.
Main-Bweep Output-Rear-pane1 female BNC
connector: Positive-going ramp, 0 to 5 V, coincident with main sweep: Output impedance:
950 o.
ENVIRONMENT AL AND SAFETY
Temperature-Operating:
0 to +500(:. Nonoperating: -45 to +75OC.
HumiditY-Operating
and Nonoperating: Up
to 95% relative humidity, up to 5OOC.
Altitude,
Vibration,
Shock, and Beneh
Handling-Meets
MIL-T-28800C, Type ßI,
Class 5.
Elecuomagnetlc CompatibWty-Meets Mnr
T-28800c; MIL-~61B;
FCC Part 15, Subpart J, Class B; VDE 0871/6.78 Class B; CE..Ql
Part 4, with exceptions; CE-03 Part 4, Curve
1; CE..Q3Part 4, Curve 4, Navy, NB, BB (with
exceptions); C8-01 Part 7; C8-02 Part 4 (with
exceptions); CS-o6 Part 5; RE..Q1Part 4 (with
exceptions); RE-o2 Part 4; RS..Q1Part 4; RS-o3
Part 7 (limited to 1 GHz).
Safety-Listed
UL 1244; CSA Bulletin 556B,
September 1973; Tektronix aelf-certification
to comply with IEC 348 recommendations.
ORDERING INFORMATION
11801A 400-MHz ProsrammableCounter/
Timer Analog OIcmOICOpe
Includes: Operator manual (070-7174.00); User
Reference Guide (070-7175-OQ);User Pocket
Reference (070-7176-00).
11802A 500-MHz Prosrammable Counter/
Timer Analog OeciDoecopeWith Microchannel-Plate CRT
Includes: Same as 11301A.
OPTIONS
Option lC-Adds tour additional
rear-w-front feedthroughsto the
Z.ADs Input-Rear-panelfemaleBNCcon- existing standardtour; total of eight.
nector: Positive voltage decreasesintensity; +3
Option IB.-Rackmount
V blanks a maximum-intensity trace.
Includes:Hardware,tooling, and instructions
RS-232-C-25-pin "D" female connector contor converting bench model to rackrnount
figured as DCE.
configuration.
IEEE-..88-24-pin
female connector rOT conOption IT-Hjgh stabllity
necting instrument
to GPIB.
Counter/I'imer.
Option 25-Adds PEP301
CRT AND DISPLAY FEATURES
Instruments/SystemController
Standard
CRT-11301A:
8x10 div (1.22 cm/
and S47PIO3utilities software.
div); P31 phosphor. 11302A: 8x10 div (1.0 cm/
For more Information on utllity 8nd 8ppllcadiv); P31 phosphor. 11302A Writing Speed: 10
tion 8Oftw8re,... the Test 8nd M88surement
div/ns singie-shot visual writing speed in 20 fC
Software Sectlon.
ambient
illumination.
POWERREQUIREMENTS
LiDe Voltage-90 to 132Vac, and 180to 250
V ac.
LiDe Frequency-48 to 440 Hz.
Maximum Power Consumption-240 W.
PHYSICAL
CHAAAcrERISTICS
Instrument
Dimen8i0n8
Width,withhandle
Height.with teet
Depth
~Ight_.
mm
447
239
581
Ne!
Shipping
18.1
21.8
..
11301A
In.
17.6
9.4
22.9
Ib
40.0
48.0
11302A
mm
In.
447
17.6
239
9.4
581
22.9
Ib
..
20.0
23.6
~.O
52.0
R8Ckmo.Rtt
mm
In.
.82
19.0
222
8.8
548
21.6
..
.
CONVERSION KfTS
Rackmount Adapter- To convert
standard 11301A or 11302A to Option
IR. Order 040-1214-01
High-Stability
CounterfflmerTo convert standard 11301A or
11302A to Option IT. Order
040-1232-00
Four-Cable Feedthrough- To
convert standard 11301A or 11302A
to Option lC. Order 040-1233-00
INTERNATIONAL POWER PLUGOPTIONS
Option Al-Universal
Euro 220 V, 50 Hz.
Option A2-UK 240 V, 50 Hz.
Option AS-Australian
240 V, 50 Hz.
Option A4-North
American 240 V, 60 Hz.
Option A5-Sw1tzerland 220 V, 50 Hz.
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
11SOlA Service ManualOrder 070-7178-50
11302A Service Manual-
Order 070-717&-50
Cable5(GPIB) 2 m. Order 012-0991-00
(RS-232) 10 ft. Order 012.0911-00
Blank Panel-For filling empty
plug-in compartments.
Order 016-0829-00
DIGITIZING CAMERA SYSTEM
DCSOl-Digitizes waveforms or
single-shotsignalsto the full
oscilloscopebandwidth to allow
analysiswith a persOnalcomputer.
See page 453 tor complete ordering
information.
RECOMMENDED
ACCESSORIES
Cameru-See CameraandMountingAdapter
Selection Guide in the Instrumentation
DocumentationDevicessection.
Prohes-See recommendedprobes on page
282.
Cart-K217. See lnstrumentiCart
compatibility chan in the Cart
Section.
TRAINING
Tektronix Instrument Group CustomerTrain.
ing ofters operation and application training
to help you get full value out of your
Instrumentation investment. Information is
In the CustomerTraining Sectlon. For further
Information, or to enroll, ca!1 us at
1-800.835.9433ext. 430. In Dregon call coI.
lect 1.629.1017.