LIST OF
ILLUSTRATIONS
m
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Fig. 1
Regulating range selector and line
Fig. 17
Instantaneous voltage measurement.
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fuse.
3
Fig. 18 Algebraic addition.
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I
Fig. 2 Vertical controls, connectors, and
Fig. 19
Common-mode rejection.
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indicators. 4
Fig.
20
Time duration.
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Fig. 3 Display and storage controls, Fig.
21
Risetime.
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connectors, and indicators.
6 Fig.
22
Time difference between
two
pulses
r
Fig. 4
OM
44 controls, connectors, and
from different sources.
44
indicators. 8
Fig.
23
Phase difference.
46
Fig. 5
Trigger controls, connectors, and
Fig. 24 High-resolution phase difference.
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E
indicators. 10
Fig.
25
Pulse jitter.
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Fig. 6 Trigger, horizontal, and
power
Fig.
26
Delayed sweep magnification.
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controls, connectors, and indicators.
12
Fig.
27
Time difference between repetitive
E
Fig. 7 Horizontal and power controls,
pulses.
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connectors, and indicators.
14
Fig.
28
Time duration.
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Fig. 8 Rear panel controls, connectors, and Fig.
29
Time difference between
two
pulses
indicators.
16
from different sources.
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E
Fig. SA
Left
side panel controls 17
Fig. 30 Risetime.
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Fig. 9
Tilted operation.
18
Fig.
31
Time difference between repetitive
Fig. 10 Resistance.
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pulses.
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I
Fig.
11
Volts.
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Fig. 32
Time duration and frequency
Fig. 12
Temperature
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measurements.
61
Fig.
13
Probe compensation.
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Fig. 33
Time difference between
two
pulses
Fig. 14 Basic 466/464 timing check.
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from different sources.
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I
Fig. 15
DM44 timing
check
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Fig. 34
Risetime.
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Fig. 16
Peak-to-peak voltage
of
a waveform.
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iv
466/464 DM44 Operators
REV FEB
1982
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