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TDS1000/2000-Series Digital Oscilloscope User Manual

The Autoset function examines all channels for signals and displays

corresponding waveforms.

Autoset determines the trigger source based on the fol lowing

conditions:

H If multiple channels have signals, channel with the lowest

frequency signal

H No signals found, the lowest-numbered channel displayed when

Autoset was invoked

H No signals found and no channels displayed, oscilloscope

displays and uses channel 1

Table of Contents6
General Safety Summary10
Safety Terms and Symbols11
Preface12
Help System14
Conventions16
Product End-Of-Life Handling17
Contacting Tektronix18
Getting Started20
General Features21
Installation23
- Power Cord23
- Security Loop23
Functional Check24
Probe Safety25
Probe Check Wizard26
Manual Probe Compensation27
Probe Attenuation Setting28
Self Calibration29
Understanding Oscilloscope Functions30
Setting up the Oscilloscope31
- Using Autoset31
- Saving a Setup31
- Recalling a Setup31
- Default Setup32
Triggering32
- Source33
- Types34
- Modes34
- Coupling34
- Position35
- Slope and Level35
Acquiring Signals36
- Acquisition Modes36
- Time Base37
Scaling and Positioning Waveforms37
- Vertical Scale and Position37
- Horizontal Scale and Position; Pretrigger Information38
Taking Measurements43
- Graticule43
- Cursors44
- Automatic44
Operating Basics46
Display Area47
- Message Area50
Using the Menu System51
Vertical Controls53
Horizontal Controls54
Trigger Controls55
Menu and Control Buttons57
Connectors58
Application Examples60
Taking Simple Measurements61
- Using Autoset61
- Taking Automatic Measurements62
- Measuring Two Signals65
Taking Cursor Measurements67
- Measuring Ring Frequency67
- Measuring Ring Amplitude68
- Measuring Pulse Width69
- Measuring Rise Time70
Analyzing Signal Detail73
- Looking at a Noisy Signal73
- Separating the Signal from Noise74
Capturing a Single-Shot Signal75
- Optimizing the Acquisition76
Measuring Propagation Delay77
Triggering on a Specific Pulse Width79
Triggering on a Video Signal81
- Triggering on Video Fields82
- Triggering on Video Lines83
- Using the Window Function to See Waveform Details85
Analyzing a Differential Communication Signal87
Viewing Impedance Changes in a Network89
Reference92
Acquire93
Autoset98
- Sine Wave100
- Square Wave or Pulse101
- Video Signal102
Cursors103
Default Setup104
Display105
Help108
Horizontal109
Math112
Measure113
Print115
Probe Check115
Save/Recall116
Trigger Controls118
Utility129
Vertical131
Math FFT134
Setting up the Time-Domain Waveform135
Displaying the FFT Spectrum137
Selecting an FFT Window139
Magnifying and Positioning an FFT Spectrum143
Measuring an FFT Spectrum Using Cursors145
TDS2CMA Communications Module146
Installing and Removing an Extension Module146
Checking Module Installation149
Troubleshooting Module Installation149
Sending Screen Data to an External Device150
Setting up and Testing the RS-232 Interface153
- Transferring Binary Data160
- Reporting RS-232 I/O Errors160
Setting up and Testing the GPIB Interface162
Command Entry169
Appendix A: Specifications170
Appendix B: Accessories188
Appendix C: General Care and Cleaning192
Appendix D: Default Setup194
Appendix E: GPIB and RS-232 Interfaces198
Index200

Brand	Tektronix
Model	TDS2002
Category	Test Equipment
Language	English

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