Rohde & Schwarz Hameg HMO3522, Manual

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C o n t e n t s
General information regarding the CE marking 2
350 MHz Digital Oscilloscope HMO3522 / HMO3524 4
Specifi cations 5
1 Installation and safety instructions 6
1.1. Setting up the instrument 6
1.2. Safety 6
1.3. Correct operation 6
1.4. Ambient conditions 6
1.5. Warranty and repair 6
1.6. Maintenance 7
1.7. CAT I 7
1.8. Mains voltage 7
2 Familiarize yourself with your new HAMEG
Digital Storage Oscilloscope 8
2.1. Front view 8
2.2. Control panel 8
2.3. Screen 9
2.4. Rear view 9
2.5. Options 9
2.6. General concept of instrument operation 9
2.7. Basic setting and integrated help 10
2.8. Firmware- and help updates 11
3 A quick introduction 12
3.1. Setting up and turning the instrument on 12
3.2. Connection of a probe and signal capture 12
3.3. Display of signal details 12
3.4. Cursor measurements 13
3.5. Automatic measurements 13
3.6. Mathematical functions 14
3.7. Storing data 14
4 Vertical system 15
4.1. Coupling 15
4.2. Sensitivity, Y-Positioning, and Offset 16
4.3. Bandwidth Limit and Signal Inversion 16
4.4. Probe attenuation selection 16
5 Horizontal System (Time Base) 17
5.1. Capturing modes RUN and STOP 17
5.2. Time base adjustments 17
5.3. Capture modes 17
5.4. ZOOM function 17
6 Trigger System 18
6.1. Trigger modes Auto, Normal, Single 18
6.2. Trigger sources 19
6.3. Slope trigger 19
6.4. Pulse trigger 19
6.5. Video trigger 20
7 Display of signals 20
7.1. Display settings 20
7.2. Use of the virtual screen area 20
7.3. Signal intensity and persistence functions 21
7.4. XY display 21
8 Measurements 22
8.1. Cursor measurements 22
8.2. Auto measurements 23
8.3. Quickview measurements 24
9 Analysis 24
9.1. Quick mathematics 24
9.2. Formula editor 25
9.3. Frequency analysis (FFT) 26
10 Documentation, storing and recalling 27
10.1. Instrument settings 27
10.2. References 28
10.3. Curves 28
10.4. Screen shots 29
10.5. Sets of formulas 29
10.6. Defi nition of the FILE/PRINT key 29
11 Mixed Signal Operation (optional) 30
11.1. Logic trigger 30
11.2. Display functions of the logic channels 30
11.3. Cursor measurements for the logic channels 31
12 Appendix 32