TCP305 and TCP312 Performance Verification
TCPA300/400 Amplifiers and TCP300/400 Series Current Probes Instruction Manual
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Table 5- 14: Equipment settings for rise time
Oscilloscope
Vertical input impedance
50
Ω
Vertical scale
200 mA/division
Time base
2 ns/division
Record length
500
Coupling
DC
Offset
0 V (mid-scale)
Trigger type
Edge
Trigger mode
Auto
Trigger position
50%
Acquisition mode
Average
Number of waveforms to average
32
Measurement type
Rise Time
High amplitude pulse generator
Amplitude
Maximum
TCPA300
Coupling
DC
Range
TCP305
5A/V
TCP312
1A/V
1.
Do not clamp the current probe around any conductor, but make sure the
jaws are locked shut.
2.
Press the amplifier
PROBE DEGAUSS AUTOBALANCE
button. Wait for
the degauss/autobalance routine to complete before proceeding. The routine
is complete when the indicator light turns off.
3.
Clamp the current probe around the HF current loop. Verify that the
arrow-shaped indicator on the probe points away from the pulse generator.
4.
Adjust the vertical gain and vertical position of the oscilloscope so that 5 to
8 divisions are displayed. (You may have to adjust the pulse generator output
to achieve this.)
5.
Using the measurement capability of the oscilloscope, measure the rise time
of the displayed pulse from 10% to 90% amplitude.
6.
If the rise time of the pulse generator is greater than 1/4 of the rise time of
the probe you are testing, calculate the rise time of the probe (
t
r
probe
) using
the formula below:
t
r
probe
=
t
r
measured
2
−
t
r
system
2
Ꭹ
The measured rise time (
t
r
measured
) is the value calculated in step 5.
Procedure
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