Tektronix TYPE CA Instruction Manual Download Page 17

SECTION

 5

CALIBRATION

 

PROCEDURE

INTRODUCTION

Inf

or

mation con

t

ained

 in 

this section is 

provided

 

as

 an aid to

 recalibr

ati

ng

 

and checking 

the op

e

ration of the Type 

CA Plug-In U

ni

t. In 

add

i

tion, this section may be used to isolate 

troubles

 occuring w

i

thin the unit.

A

ppar

ent troubles

 

in the un

i

are 

often the 

result 

of improp

e

r

 

calibration of one 

or more 

circuits.

 C

ons

equen

t

ly,

 

calibration checks 

should

 be an in

t

eg

r

al

 part of the troublesho

ot

­

ing

 procedure.

 A

bnor

mal

 indications

 

occuring

 

during calibration 

checks 

w

i

ll

 

often aid in 

isolating troubles to a 

definite circuit or stage.

In

 

the

 

instructions that follow, the steps 

are arr

a

nged

 

in the 

prope

sequence

 for a

 

comp

l

ete

 

recalibra

ti

on

 of the instrument. Each 

numbered step contains the

 information required 

to make one check, one adjus

t

men

t

or a series 

of

 related adju

s

tmen

t

s or checks.

 The steps 

are arr

a

nged 

so 

that u

nnecess

ary repeti

ti

on

 

of

 

certain checks is avoided.

In each calibration step only the 

required 

information 

is given. Detailed instructions per­

taining

 

to 

normal operation 

of the instrument 

are 

not included. If you are in 

doubt as to 

the

 proper operation of 

controls, refer to 

the Operating 

Instructions.

Controls

 

not mentioned in a particular cal­

ibration

 step are assumed to be in the positions 

they

 were 

in 

during the previous step. All 

test 

equipment 

used in any particular step 

should

 

be disconnected at the end of the step 

unless

 you 

are 

instructed to the contrary.

If

 a

 single control requires

 

adjustment, it 

can be adjusted in the applicable step of this 
procedure without performing other steps as 
well. It will 

be necessary, however, 

that you 

refer 

to the 

calibration steps immediately pre­

ceding

 the

 

adjustment you wish to 

make to 

determine the

 proper settings 

for the controls 

not

 

mentioned

 in that step.

If

 

you 

suspect 

that the unit is out of cal­

ibration but you

 

are not aware of which par­

ticular adjustment 

will correct the difficulty, 

it

 

is usually best to run through the

 entire 

calibration

 procedure. In this way you can 

be certain 

that the unit is properly calibrated 

without resorting 

to a method of 

random 

experimentation.

EQUIPMENT

 

REQUIRED

The

 

following equipment or its equivalent 

is

 

required to perform a complete calibration 

of

 the

 Type CA Plug-In Unit.

1.

  Tektronix

 540-Series convertible 

oscillo­

scope or equivalent.

2.  DC voltmeter 

with sensitivity 

of at least 

20,000-ohms

 per

 volt.

3.

 

Ohmmeter.

4.  Type 

190 or 190A 

constant-Amplitude

 

Signal 

Generator

 or equivalent, providing constant 

amplitude sine waves from about 50 kc to 

30 me with 

output 

amplitude constant within 

+ or- 

2%.

5.  Type 105 Square-Wave 

Generator or equiva­

lent 

with frequency range of about 25 cycles 

to

 1 m

c, risetime at 

least 

.02 microseconds 

and

 

frequency indication accuracy of no 

poorer 

than +or- 

3%.

6.

  Type 107 Square-Wave 

Generator 

or 

equiva­

lent with frequency 

range of 400 kc to 1 me, 

peak-to-peak

 output

 voltage of 

at 

least 0.1 

to

 

.5 volts, and risetime of 3 nanoseconds 

or 

less.

AA

Calibration -

 Type

 CA

5-1

Summary of Contents for TYPE CA

Page 1: ...Tekfronix Inc S W Millikan Way P O Box 500 Beaverton Oregon Phone Ml 4 0161 Cables Tektronix Tekfronix International A G Terrassenweg 1A Zug Switzerland PH 042 49192 Cable Tekintag Zug Switzerland Te...

Page 2: ...requests for repairs and replace ment parts should be directed to the Tek tronix Field Office or Representative in your area This procedure will assure you the fastest possible service Please include...

Page 3: ...Type CA http manoman sqhill com...

Page 4: ...eristics Section 2 Operating Instructions Section 3 Circuit Description Section 4 Maintenance Section 5 Calibration Section 6 Accessories Section 7 Parts List and Schematic Diagrams AA Type CA ht p7 m...

Page 5: ...be used separately without electronic switching making the Type AMPLIFIER TRANSIENT RESPONSE Risetime Passband With Instrument Type INPUT SELECTOR switch in any position INPUT SELECTOR switch in eith...

Page 6: ...rnate sweeps ADDED ALGEBRAICALLY Both channels com bined at output A or B Amplifier Sensitivity Basic deflection factor 05 v cm ac or dc Nine calibrated sensitivities 05 v cm to 20 v cm accurate withi...

Page 7: ...t each channel conducts for about 5 sec and then is cut off while the other channel conducts for an equal time Now turn the MODE switch to the ALTERNATE position There are still two traces on the crt...

Page 8: ...the plug in unit has been in use for a period of time you will notice that the trace will change position as the VARIABLE control is rotated This is caused by tube aging and the resultant shift in op...

Page 9: ...Fig 2 I Functions of the Type CA front panel controls AA http manoman sqhill com Operating Instructions Type CA 2 3...

Page 10: ...e set for external triggering The external triggering signal should bear a definite time relationship to the displayed signals It is possible that the displayed waveform could end up being the 100 kc...

Page 11: ...thodes would act as a signal and cause the trace to shift position when the VARIABLE control is rotated The VARIABLE gain control establishes the amount of cathode coupling and thus allows the stage g...

Page 12: ...ther This alternately switches the amplifiers on and off The switching rate is now determined by the repetition rate of the sweep CHOPPED Turning the MODE switch to the CHOPPED position returns both g...

Page 13: ...nts COMPONENT REPLACEMENT The procedures for replacing most parts in the Type CA Unit are obvious Detailed instructions for their removal are therefore not required Other components however can best b...

Page 14: ...tip properly shaped and tinned When removing or replacing components mounted on the ceramic strips you will find that satisfactory results are obtained if you proceed in the manner outlined below 1 Us...

Page 15: ...istinct types of ceramic strips have been used in Tektronix instruments The earlier type mounted on the chassis by means of 2 56 bolts and nuts The later type is mounted with snap in plastic fittings...

Page 16: ...reverse side of the chassis Note Considerable force may be nec essary to push the mounting rods into the nylon collars Be sure that you apply this force to that area of ceramic strip directly above th...

Page 17: ...end of the step unless you are instructed to the contrary If a single control requires adjustment it can be adjusted in the applicable step of this procedure without performing other steps as well It...

Page 18: ...nite 15 650 16 infinite 12 Miscellaneous alignment tools See Fig 5 2 PROCEDURE Install the Type CA Unit in the oscilloscope Turn on all the test equipment and allow 15 minutes for it to warm up Set th...

Page 19: ...rconnecting plug to ground This voltage should be between 66 5 volts and 68 volts 6 Check for Gas and Microphonics Gas check With the input connectors grounded turn the AC DC switches from DC to AC an...

Page 20: ...ion Reset the plug in controls as follows MODE ALTERNATE POLARITY A and B NORMAL Connect a jumper from the CAL OUT con nector of A channel of the plug in Check for the correct deflection in each posit...

Page 21: ...4362 L4372 L4334 and L4354 for an optimum square comer with no overshoot on the square wave signal Set the MODE switch of the Type CA Unit to A ONLY and connect the Type 107 in the same manner as abov...

Page 22: ...GEBRAI CALLY and switch the POLARITY switch of A channel to INVERTED With the waveform positioned to the vertical system electrical center a cancellation of the signal within 1 cm should occur If the...

Page 23: ...Part removed ofter this serial number 000 000 Asterisk preceding Tektronix Part Number indicates rrianufactured by or for Tek tronix also reworked or checked components Mod w Simple replacement not re...

Page 24: ...rated as soon as available Therefore when ordering a replacement part it is important to supply the part number including any suffix instrument type serial number plus a modification number where appl...

Page 25: ...Cer Var 500 v 10 C3315F 281 519 47 f Cer Var 500 v 10 C3316A C3316B 281 027 7 3 f Tub Var 500 v C3316C 281 027 7 3 f Tub Var 500 v C3316E 283 539 250 f Mica 500 v 10 C3317At C3317B 281 027 7 3 f Tub...

Page 26: ...281 027 7 3 f Tub Var 500 v C4317C 281 027 7 3 f Tub Var 500 v C4317E 283 541 500 f Mica 500 v 10 C4318A Selected C4318B 281 027 7 3 f Tub Var 500 v C4318C 281 027 7 3 f Tub Var 500 v C4318E 283 540...

Page 27: ...47 W 101 14520 316 470 47 14521 up R3311C 309 003 500 k W Prec 1 R3311D 302 470 47 W X25730 up R3311E 309 014 1 meg W Prec 1 R3312C 309 010 750 k W Prec 1 R3312E 309 053 333 k W Prec 1 R3313C 309 111...

Page 28: ...1 20 k 10 W WW 5 1 pair matched R3366 312 590 6k 5 W WW 5 to 1 pair matched 1 of each other R3370 302 154 150 k W R3371 306 392 3 9 k 2 W R3372 302 470 47 W R3373 304 562 5 6 k 1 W R3374 301 303 30 k...

Page 29: ...up R4323 316 470 47 W X25730 up R4324 306 223 22 k 2 W R4332 302 270 27 W R4334 309 250 500 W Prec 1 R4337 309 132 5 6 k W Prec 1 R4338 Use 311 279 770 Var WW VARIABLE R4341 311 018 20 k 2 W Var DC B...

Page 30: ...ary POLARITY SW3380 260 244 Rotary MODE SW4300 Use 260 330 Slide AC DC SW4310 260 146 262 119 Rotary VOLTS CM B 101 25729 260 146 262 484 25730 up SW4360 260 148 Rotary POLARITY Electron Tubes V3323 1...

Page 31: ...ET TAPERED BARREL 510 601 GROMMET RUBBER 48 005 GROMMET RUBBER 48 004 KNOB LARGE BLACK HCOI E THRU 66 059 KNOB SMALL RLD HOLE PART WAY 66 0 1 KNOB SMALL BLACK HOLL PPRT WAY 66 0 KNOB SMALL BLACK HOLL...

Page 32: ...W 4 40 x FHS 211 023 SCREW 4 40 x 3 3 FHH 211 025 SCREW 4 40 x PAN HS WLLOCKWAHHER 211 033 SCREW 6 32 x 5 6 BHS 211 507 SCREW 6 32 x 5 16 FHS 100 CSK PHILLIPS 211 538 SCREW 8 32x2 RHS 212 014 SCREW 8...

Page 33: ...TCHES CLIP MTD SN 14025 up 124 093 TAG SN INSERT 334 679 TUBING PLASTIC INSUL 20 GREEN 162 520 TURRET SOCKET ASS Y SN 101 14024 123 007 WASHER STEEL 8S x x 032 210 804 WASHER FIBER 10 210 812 WASHER S...

Page 34: ...ANNEL A PARTS SHOWN WITHOUT VALUES ARE SELECTED COMPONENTS SEE PARTS LIST SEE PARTS LIST FOR EARLIER VALUES AND S N CHANGES OF PARTS MARRED WITH RED TINT BLOCRS _ L 10 5 si TYPE CA ATTENUATION NETWORK...

Page 35: ...R4311E TYPE CA A VOLTS CM B BOTTOM VIEW...

Page 36: ...IT VOLTAGES WERE OBTAINED WITH A 20 000 V VOM ALL READINGS ARE IN VOLTS VOLTAGE AMPLITUDE MEASUREMENTS AS SHOWN ARE NOT ABSOLUTE THEY MAY VARY BETWEEN INSTRUMENTS AS WELL AS WITHIN THE INSTRUMENT ITSE...

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