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Table 18
Horizontal System
Sweep Speeds
1 s/div to 5 ns/div, Main and Delayed Sweep. When Auto
Glitch Detect is disabled, in the Main display mode, you can
set the sweep speed to 2 s/div and 5 s/div.
Accuracy
0.01% of reading; Main, Delayed sweeps, and verniers.
Horizontal Modes
Main, Main & Delayed, and post acquisition pan and zoom.
Cursor Accuracy
Single
channel
±
(Sample 0.01% of reading)
±
0.2%
of screen width.
Dual
channel
±
(Sample Ch. to Ch. skew + 0.01%
of reading)
±
0.2% of screen width.
Delay Jitter
10 ppm.
Delay Range
Pre-trigger (Negative time).
Maximum delay is independent of time reference (left,
center, right).
For sample periods of 2 and 4 ns, and all sample periods with
Auto Glitch Detect disabled, maximum pre-trigger delay is
8077 times the sample period.
For sample periods greater than 4 ns, with Auto Glitch
Detect enabled, the maximum pre-trigger delay is 2019 times
the sample period.
Post-trigger (from trigger point to start of sweep).
From 5 ns/div to 1
µ
s/div (sample period 2 ns to 8 ns), and all
sweep speeds with Auto Glitch Detect enabled, the delay
range is 8.839 ms.
From 2
µ
s/div to 1 s/div (sample period > 8 ns), with Auto
Glitch Detect enabled, delay range is 1,048,575 times
sampling period, not to exceed 100 s.
Delayed Sweep Operation
2X to 200 million X main sweep setting. Delayed can be as
fast as 5 ns/div but must be at least 2X main sweep.
Post Acquisition Pan &
Zoom Operation
Acquired waveforms may be panned across the display or
expanded for enhanced viewing by simply changing time/div
or delay settings.
Performance Characteristics
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Summary of Contents for 54620A
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Page 18: ...1 Getting Started ...
Page 20: ...Using the Logic Analyzer Figure 1 Getting Started 19 ...
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Page 150: ...5 Testing Adjusting and Troubleshooting the Analyzer ...
Page 180: ...6 Replaceable Parts ...
Page 193: ...Exploded View of Logic Analyzer Figure 60 Replaceable Parts To order a replacement part 192 ...
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