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T
his
section
of
the
manual
contains
information
for
conducting
p
reventive
maintenance,
troubleshooting,
and
corrective
maintenance
on
the
2235
Oscilloscope
.
STATIC-S
EN
SITI
VE
CO
MP
O
NEN
TS
T
he
following
p
recautions
are
applicable
when
perform-
Table
6-1
ing
any
maintenance
involving
internal
access
to
the
S
usceptibility
instrument
.
to
Static
Discharge
Damage
CA
U
TIO
N
Static
disc
harge
can
damage
any
semico
n
d
u
cto
r
com
p
o
n
e
n
t i
n
t
h
is
inst
r
ume
n
t
.
T
his
instrument
contains
electrical
components
that
are
susceptible
to
d
amage
from
static
discharge
.
Table
6-1
lists
the
r
elative
susce
p
tibility
of
various
classes
of
semiconduc-
tors
.
Static
voltages
of
1
kV
to
30
kV
are
common
i
n
unpro-
tected
environments
.
When
p
erforming
maintenance
observe
the
following
pre-
cautions
to
avoid
com
p
onent
d
amage
:
1
.
M
inimize
h
andling
of
static-sensitive
components
.
4
.
N
othing
capable
of
generating
or
h
olding
α
static
charge
should
b
e
allowed
on
the
work
station
surface
.
5
.
K
eep
the
component
leads
shorted
together
whenev-
er
p
ossible
.
M
AI
NT
EN
A
N
C
E
E
CL
Semiconductor
Classes
M
OS
or
CMOS
microcircuits
or
discretes,
or
linear
microcircuits
with
MOS
inputs
.
(Most
Sensitive)
Schottky
signal
d
iodes
Schottky
TTL
High-fre
q
uency
bi
p
olar
transistors
JFETs
L
inear microcircuits
L
ow-power
Schottky
TTL
TTL
(Least
Sensitive)
Section
6-2235
Service
R
elative
Susceptibility
L
evelse
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
2
.
Transport
and
store
static-sensitive
components
or
assemblies
in
their Original
containers
or
on
α
metal
rail
.
avoltage equivalent
for
levels
:
(Voltage
d
ischarged
from
α
L
abel
any
p
ackage
that
contains
static-sensitive
compo-
100 pF
capacitor
t
hrough
α
r
esistance
of
100
Ω
.)
nents
or
assemblies
.
1
=
100
to
500
ν
α
=
500
ν
7
=
400
to
1000
V(est
.)
2=200to500V5=400to600V
6=900V
3=250V
6=600to800V
9=1200V
3
.
Discharge
the
static
voltage
from your
body
b
y
wear-
ing
α
grounded
antistatic
wrist
strap
while
h
andling
these
components
.
Servicing
static-sensitive
components
or
as-
7
.
Do
not
slide
the
components
over
any
surface
.
semblies
should
be
performed
only at
α
static-free
work
sta-
tion
by
qualified
service
p
ersonnel
.
8
.
Avoid
h
andling
components
in
areas
that
h
ave
α
floor
or
work-surface
covering
capable
of
generating
α
static
charge
.
9
.
U
se α
soldering
iron
that
is
connected
to
earth
ground
.
6
.
P
ick
up
components
by
their
bodies,
n
ever
by
their
10
.
U
se
only
approved
antistatic,
vacuum-type
leads
.
desoldering
tools
for
component
removal
.

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BrandTektronix
Model2235
CategoryTest Equipment
LanguageEnglish

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