CS-5350/5370
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SPECIFICATIONS
Type
Acceleration voltage
Effective area
Sensitivity
Attenuation
Input impedance
Frequency
response (-3dB)
(+10 to +35˚C)
5mV to 5V/div
1mV to 2mV/div
Rise time
(+10 to +35˚C)
Signal delay time
Crosstalk
Maximum input voltage
5mV to 5V/div
1mV to 2mV/div
Items CS-5370
CS-5350
VERTICAL AXIS (Common to channels 1 and 2)
DC : DC to 20MHz, AC : 5Hz to 20MHz
100Vp-p or 50V (DC+AC peak, 1kHz or less)
Approx. 250kHz (in multi-trace operation)
Normal or inverted, CH2 only inverted
Approx. 17.5ns
-40dB or less (at 1kHz)
800Vp-p or 400V (DC+AC peak, 1kHz or less)
The leading edge may be checked using a square wave of the rise time less than that of
this model.
The leading edge may be checked using a square wave of the rise time less than that of
this model.
Single trace : CH1, CH2, CH3 or ADD single trace operation
Multi-trace : 2 to 4 traces of CH1, CH2, CH3 and ADD
ALT/CHOP : Display by selecting ALT and CHOP
ADD : Composite waveform of CH1 and CH2 signals are displayed.
CRT
150mm rectangular tube with an integral graticule
Approx. 12kV
8X10 divisions (1 division = 10mm)
DC : DC to 50MHz
AC : 5Hz to 50MHz
DC : DC to 100MHz
AC : 5Hz to 100MHz
Approx. 7ns Approx. 3.5ns
1mV, 2mV/div : ±5%, 5mV to 5V/div : ±2%
1-2-5 steps, 12 ranges, fine control between ranges
1MΩ±1%, approx. 20pF
Sensitivity (+10 to +35˚C)
Input impedance
Frequency response (-3dB)
(+10 to +35˚C)
Rise time (+10 to +35˚C)
Signal delay time
Maximum input voltage
Operation
Chop frequency
Channel polarity
VERTICAL AXIS (CH3)
0.1V and 0.5V/div range : ±2%
1MΩ±1%, approx. 20pF
DC to 50MHz DC to 100MHz
Approx. 7ns Approx. 3.5ns
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Sensitivity (+10 to +35˚C)
Input impedance
Frequency response (-3dB)
(+10 to +35˚C)
X-Y phase difference
Operation mode
Maximum input voltage
HORIZONTAL AXIS (CH2, except for X10 MAG operation)
1mV, 2mV/div :
±
5%, 5mV to 5V/div : 3%
Same as vertical axis (CH2)
DC : DC to 1MHz, AC : 5Hz to 1MHz
3˚C or less at 100kHz
X-Y mode is selected with H.MODE
CH1 : Y-axis, CH2 : X-axis
Same as vertical axis (CH2)
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