I MODEL V-1065A/V-1060 © V-665A/V-660 _ OSCILLOSCOPE || SERVICE MANUAL © @ Hitachi Denshi,Ltd.15 ‘SPECIFICATIONS V=1065A ¥-1060 V-665A v-660 © CRT Graticule 6cinch screen with internal graticule 0%, 10%, 90% and 100% markers =—_ =_ =_ 8x 10 DIV (1 DIV = lem) Phosphor P31 Accelerating | 17 kV approx. 12 kv potential —_ approx. External Coupling : DC coupling intensity Voltage : 5 V or more modulation Maximum input voltage : 30 V (DC + AC peak) or 30 Vp-p AC at 1 kz or less Bandwidth : DC to 5 Mz — — —_— © Vertical deflection system Sensitivity 2 nV/DIV to 5 V/DIV #3% (switchable in 11 steps) Continuously variable Bandwidth DC to 100 MHz -34B ole 2 mV/DIV + DC to 20 Mitz ~34B 10 Mitz AC low pass : 10 Hz Rise time 3.5 ns approx. 5.9 ns PP —— 232.0%, | —— 2 mV/DIV : 17.5 ns approx. 35 ns approx. Delay time Leading edge can be monitored Maximum input 400 V (DC +AC peak) at 1 kHz or less voltage Input AC, DC, GND coupling Input 1M ohms #1.5%, 23pF +3pF impedance Display modes | CHI, CH2, DUAL, CHOP(250 kHz approx.), ADD(DIFF mode can'be established when the CH2 is in'the INVERT mode.) Bandwidth Limiting 20 Mitz ne function joM Polarity + (CH2 only) selection Common-mode rejection 20 4B minimum at 20 Miz 10 Miz ratioV-1065/V v-1065A V-1060) v-665a | V-660 X-¥ operation | X-axis, Y-axis selectable Sensitivity X axis : CHL, CH2 2 nV to 5 V/DIV 23% EXT) 0.1 V/DIV 45% EXTs10 1 V/DIV 457, Y axis : 2 mV to 5 V/DIV 25% Phase error 3° or less from DC to 50 kliz X bandwidth, DC to 500 kz (-3 4B) Horizontal, deflection system Trigger mode | Trigger, auto trigger Sweep mode Main sweep, continuous delay sweep, alternate sweep, single sweep Trigger source | CHI, CH2, EXT (AC,DC,DC#10), LINE TV trigger Exclusive sync separator circuit provided Sync polarity: = Trigger - Sensitivity NORM mode DC to Frequency | DC to 20 Wiz [20 Miz to 100 Miz 10 Miz INT, 0.35 DIV 1,5 DIV 10 Miz | —— EXT 50_ a 150 AV to 60 Miz AUTO mode 30 to 100 Frequency [30 to 100 Hz [100 Hz to 20 Miz [20 to 100 Miz Hz INT 1,5 DIV T DIV 1.5 DIV, 100 Hz to EXT, 150 nV 100 a 150 10 Miz 10 to 60 TV mode Syne signal Mila Internal sync : 1 div or more External sync : 200 Vp-p or more Trigger level | Variable range AUTO: Automatically corresponds to the trigger signal NORM: INT : £4 DIV or more EXT: 40.4 V or more EXT#10: 24°V or more Slope + :V-1065A V-1060 v-665A | V-660 External input | 1M ohms £5%, 25pF + 6pF impedance External input | 400 V (DC + AC peak) at 1 kHz voltage Sweep time A(main) sweep | 50 ns/DIV to 0.5 s/DIV — — —_— Continuously variable (UNCAL) — — = B(delay) sweep | 50 ns/DIV to 50 ms/DIV — — — Accuracy TO to 3506 [0 to 50°C Xr 25% aut MAG _XI0, ETA 362, Sweep magnification | X10 — —_— —_— Maximum 5 ns/DIV sweep rate Hold off Variable time Delay time lus to 5s Delay jitter | 1/20,000 or less Alternate Variable separation Trigger lock | Provided function ‘Auto range Provided function Single sweep | Provided function Readout function Panel Vertical axis : V/DIV (CH, CH2), UNCAL, probe conversion | Not Same as | Not setting display provided | V-1065A | provided Sweep speed : S/DIV, UNCAL, MAG (converted value) — — —— Other : Delay time — —— — Cursor Voltage difference AV : ACREF No cursor | Same as | No cursor readout Time difference AT : 4-REF V-1065A function Frequency 1/AT : O-REFV~10658 V-1060 v-665A | V-660 © External output ‘TRIGGER Output voltage : 25 aV/DIV approx. Not Sane as | Not SIGNAL our (Full. scale on the CRT) provided | v-1065A | provided 50-ohm termination Frequency response: DC to 10 Miiz Output impedance : 50 ohms approx. © Calibrator Waveform 1 kHz #202, square wave — — = Voltage 0.5 V 41% — — — ‘© Power supply | 90 V to 250 V AC, 48 to 440 Hz, 40 W approx. — — — [ESA] 100V/120V AC,50/soHt2, 40W © Others UL] 90 250V AC, 48 to 65 Hz,40W Dimensions 275(W) x 130(H) x 360(D) mm approx. (10.8(W) x 5.1(H) x 14.2(D) in. approx.) Weight 6 kg approx. (13.2 1b. approx.) — — — Ambient Operating : 0 to 50 °C (32 to 122 °F) temperature | Safe operating : 10 to 35 °C (50 to 95°F) Storage : -20 to 70°C (=4 to 158°F) Humidity Operating mode : 35 to 85% Non-operating mode : 45 to 852 MT VDE0871, Category B Frequency counter (V-1065A, V-665A only) Measuring signal: Measure the signal selected as a trigger signal by the TRIG SOURCE on X switch. Measuring range: 50 Hz to 100 Miz (V-1065A) 50 Hz to 60 Miiz (V-665A) Accuracy of reference signal: 100 ppM (15 to 35°C) Measuring range Display format | Resolution | Accuracy 50 He <£< 100 He 99.99 He 0.01 Hz 100 Ha sf< 1 kite 999.9 Ha 1.0 Hz Max 1 Kil s £ < 10 kle 9,999 kia, 0,002 ile Nox | ef. 10 KHz = £ < 100 ki 99.99 Kila 0.04 kiiz Max | signal 100 Kia sf <1 Mila 999.9 kia 0.1 Kile +1 LSD 1 Mile © £ < 10 Mila 9,999 kia 0.002 Mle Max 10 Miz = £ < 100 Mie: V-1065 | 99.99 Milz: V-1065A| 0.01 Miiz 10 MHe =f < 60 Mie: V-6654 | 59:99 MHz: V-6654 100 Miz = + V-1065A 60 Miiz 5 £: V-6654 Sao eanaWARNING The service manual is prepared for qualified service personnel only. Do not perform any servicing if you are not qualified service personnel to avoid possible personnel injury, electrical shock, exposure to X-radiation, fire and other hazard. Take X-radiation protective measures for personnel during servicing to reduce the risk of possible exposure to X-radiation. Replace with a CRT and other critical components of the same type number and the same rating for continued safety. SERVICING PRECAUTIONS Read all instructions in the service manual and safety markings on the product thoroughly before servicing. Disconnect power cord from power source before opening the enclosure. NOTICE model. If there are any specific differences between this Manual and the servicing unit, please contact Hitachi Denshi This Service Manual describes the most typical product of this | sales office in your area. | jNOTICE This Service Manual describes the most typical product of this model. If there are any specific differences between this Manual and the servicing unit, please contact Hitachi Denshi sales office in your area.CONTENTS Specifications ... Accessories ........ Preventive maintenance ....... eee eee cece cece eee Carll bra CLO mmsteleteletevetetetteteteloteleteletel-feteleteteteletetetetstetetets) 4.1 Calibration interval ........ 4.2 Test equipment required ... 4.3 Preliminary procedure ....... 4.4 Preliminary control settings 4.5 Initial starting procedure ...............00- Detailed circuit description ........... cece eee eee ee 34 5.1 VERTICAL CIRCUIT CD, D 1/2, D3, Bray. 34 5.2 CALIBRATOR ( ® 2/3) ee eee rele Tereiite A 5.3 TRIGGER CIRCUIT ( ©? 2/2, > 3/3, > a1 5.4 SWEEP CYCLE ( 5.5 SWEEP ( > 1/2) 5.6 H AMP ( <7> 1/2) 5.7 UNBLANKING & Z-AXIX AMP CD 2/2, @ 1/2, & 3/4, eee eset ene VERTICAL CH SWITCHER ( &> 212) ceccccccccccccecces 73 5.9 u-COM, CHR GEN & FRONT PANEL CO 2, © an y. 5.10 HV, CRT ( eee 5.11 POWER ( a> EEE Electrical parts arrangement (With adjustment locations) ..........5 99 114 Electrical parts list ......eeeeeeeeee 115 PEF-781 V-PRE & TRIG AMP ........eeeeee 115 PEF-865 SWP LOGIC ...... cece eee eee cece eee ccc cecees 120 PEF-783 PANEL . wees 124 PEF-784 POWER 124 PEF-785 V OUT 127 Electrical parts lead configurations .PEF-786 DLY 10 .eeeeeee cece ee eeee eee es ce ceeeee ees weeee 128 PEF-787 DLY 2 ....-- cetceeeeeeeees ceeeeee teens seeeeeee 129 PEF-788 DLY 30 ceseeeeeeeeeeeeeee cree eeeees se ceeeee eee s 129 PEF-789 CRT SOCKET 1 ......-e+ See eee ewer eens 129 PEF-816 FILTER ecm eee eee eee eee eee eeee wee e cee ceee 129 PEF-833 ATT R/O ....e.eee ee eee 130 PEF-835 CRT SOCKET 2 130 PEF-837 CYCLE wee 131 CHASSIS .. . 132 9. General block diagram .. 133 10. Schematic diagrams &D CHI & CH2 ATT (PEF-781) ce eceeeeeeeee eee eeeeeeee ees 135 ® CH SWITCH & DLY DRIVER (PEF-781) eee ccc ccccccces 137 V-665A, 660 V OUT AMP (PEF-785) ......- ceeeeeeeeees 139 8 V-1065A, 1060 V OUT AMP (PEF-785) eee c cere er eene 141 <> TRIG AMP & TRIG GEN (PEF-781, 865) ...eeeeeeeeeeeee 143 & noe (PEF-865, 837) .eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 2. 145 SWEEP GEN (PEF-865) .seseeeeeeee : 2. 147 PD H AMP & H OUT AND Z-CONTROL (PEF-865, 784) 149 u-COM & ROM PG (PEF-865, 817) ...-..- 2. 151 > CHR GEN & FRONT PANEL (PEF-865, 783) 153 HV, Z, CRT (PEF-784, 789) ..sseeeeeeee ce ceeeeeeeees 155 POWER (PEF-816, 784) .eeeeceeeeeeeeeeeee se ceeeeeees 157 INTERCONNECTIONS see eee ee eeee Se ween 159 11, Mechanical parts list and exploded view ...........0+.+. 160 "WARNING - THESE SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS ARE FOR USE BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY. TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT PERFORM ANY SERVICING OTHER THAN CONTAINED IN THE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS UNLESS YOU ARE QUALIFIED TO DO so."2. ACCESSORIES The V-1065A/V-1060/V-665A/V-660 Oscilloscopes are shipped with the following standard accessories: 2 Probes 1. AC Power Cord 1 Operation Manual 1 Fuse (2A) 1 Dust Proof Cover 3. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE Preventive maintenance, when performed ona regular basis, can prevent instrument breakdown and may improve the reliability of the oscilloscope. The severity of environment to which this instrument is subjected will determine the frequency of maintenance. A convenient time to perform preventive maintenance is preceding recalibration of the instrument. Disassembly Remove the top cover and the bottom cover of the instrument. Most of the internal parts of the instrument are now accessible. If access to the front of the circuit boards are necessary, remove the knobs from the external control shafts on the board. Cleaning The instrument should be cleaned as often as operating conditions require. Accumulation of dirt in the instrument can cause component breakdown. The covers provide protection against dust in the interior of the instrument. Loose dust accumulated on these covers can be removed with a soft cloth or small brush.Dirt that remains can be removed with a soft cloth dampened in a mild detergent and water solution. Abrasive cleaners should not be used. Cleaning the interior should only be occasionally necessary. The best way to clean the interior is to blow off the dust with a dray, low-velocity stream of air. A soft-bristle brush or a cotton-tipped applicator is useful for cleaning in narrow spaces or for cleaning more delicate components. Visual Inspection The instrument should be inspected occasionally for such defects as broken connections, improperly seated transistors, damaged circuit boards, and heat-damaged parts. The corrective procedure for most visible defects is apparent; however, particular care must be taken if heat-damaged components are found. Overheating usually indicates other trouble in the instrument; therefore, correcting the cause of the overheating is important to prevent recurrance of the damage.4. CALIBRATION Hitachi Denshi provides complete instrument repair and calibration. Contact your local Hitachi Denshi office or representative. Calibration interval fo maintain instrument accuracy, perform the calibration of the V-1065A/V-1060/V-665A/V-660 at least every 1000 hours of operation or every six months if used infrequently. Test equipment required The test equipment and accessories listed in Table 4-1 or equivalent are required to perform the calibration of the V- 1065A/V-1060/V-665A/V-660. The minimum specifications required for accurate calibration are also listed. All the test equipment is assumed to be correctly calibrated and operate properly within the listed specifications. It is recommended to use the test equipment which exceeds the listed specifications. Operating instructions for the test equipment are not given in this procedure. Refer to the instruction manual for the test equipment for more information. Preliminary procedure This instrument should be calibrated at an ambient temperature of +20°C (+5°C) for the best overall accuracy. 1. Connect the instrument to AC line voltage, 50 Hz to 400 Hz line source. 2. Set the instrument controls as given in the Preliminary Control Settings. Allow at least fifteen minutes of warmup before proceeding. 3. 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POSITION CH1 | Midrange CH2 Midrange TIME/DIV Any position Vv. VAR CH1 | CW (CAL) H MODE A CH2 | CW (CAL) Vv MODE CHI Note: cw: Clockwise ccw: Counterclockwise H MODE: Horizontal mode V MODE: Vertical mode After completion of the above settings, turn the POWER control to ON, and set the INTEN and READOUT INTEN controls to any position. 4.5 Initial starting procedure 1. Turn instrument POWER on. 2. Allow a few seconds for the cathode ray tube (CRT) to warm up. A trace will appear on the display of the CRT. 3. If trace does not appear, increase the intensity by the INTEN control clockwise rotation until the trace is easily observed.4, Adjust FOCUS control for optimum focus. 5. Adjust POSITION controls to center the trace if necessary. POWER SUPPLY +12 V ADJ RV1506 (PEF-784) Measure the voltage on pin 3 of connector P1501 on the PEF- 784 board with a digital voltmeter, and adjust RV1506 so that the voltage is +11.975 to +12.025 V. CRT BIAS RV1042 (PEF-784) a. Set: MODE: CH1 SOURCE OR X : CH2 GND (CH1, CH2): ON (Push-in) H MODE: X-Y (Simultaneously push ALT and B.) SELECTOR: H POS Note: EXT INPUT (for X signal): No signal Position a spot at the center on the CRT screen by the CH1 POSITION (vertical position and the VARIABLES controls.) When the SELECTOR selects H POS, the VARIABLES control is used as a horizontal position control. Adjust the INTEN control so that the voltage on Z OUT CHECK on the PEF-784 board is +15 V. Adjust CRT BIAS control RV1042 just before the spot starts to appear on the screen. 10e. Adjust the INTEN control and verify that the spot starts to appear within the range (as illustrated below.) INTEN TRACE ROTATION RV1606 (Front panel ) a. Set: TIME/DIV: A: 1 ms H MODE: A V MODE: CH1 b. Adjust the horizontal position until the left end of the trace is lined up with the center of the leftmost vertical graticule line on the screen. c. Adjust the TRACE ROTATION control on the front panel so that the trace is parallel with the horizontal graticule line. d. Repeat b and c alternately until the trace is aligned with the center horizontal graticule line. ASTIG RV1281 (PEF-784) FOCUS RV1607 ( Front panel ) a. Set: CH1 GND: ON (Push-in) CH2 GND: ON (Push-in) H MODE: X-Y (Simultaneously push ALT and B.) SOURCE OR X: CH1 BW LIMIT: ONLocate a spot as illustrated in the following figure. Adjust INTEN control RV1601 (Front panel ) just before halation starts to occur. Rotate FOCUS control RV1607 (Front panel ) fully clockwise. Adjust ASTIG control RV1281 (PEF-783) so that the spot is a circule as true as possible. Adjust FOCUS control RV1607 (Front panel ) to obtain the smallest spot. Spot Screen 2div 2.5div The center of screen FOCUS CENT RV1253 (PEF-784) a. b. cr Perform adjustment (4) . Set the FOCUS control to the mechanical mid-position. Adjust FOCUS CENT control RV1253 (PEF-784) to obtain the samllest spot.HORIZONTAL Press AUTO of the TIME/DIV switch while holding the SELECTOR downward( w) so that the sweep circuit operation is initialized. Then, proceed the following adjustment. (The adjustment in the x- Y mode is simultaneously performed.) @© GAIN Rv834 (PEF-865) a. Set: CH2 AC/DC: AC CH2 VOLTS/DIv: 10 mv (CAL) H MODE: X-¥ V MODE: CH1 SOURCE OR X: CH2 CH1 GND: GND (Push-in) b. Connect a 50 mV square wave to the CH2 INPUT connector. c. Adjust H GAIN control RV834 (PEF-865) so that the distance between the spots on the CRT is 5 div. @ 1 ms/div abs RV801 (PEF-865) a. Set: V MODE: CHI CH1 AC/DC: De H MODE: A A TIME/DIV: A=1ms CH1 input: 1 ms time mark signal from a time mark generator INTEN: As required READOUT INTEN: As required x10 MAG: OFFAlign the 1st time marker with the zeroth (leftmost) vertical graticule line. Note: This adjustment is performed by moving the horizontal position by the VARIABLES control with H POS selected by the SELECTOR. Adjust 1 ms/div ADJ control RV801 (PEF-865) so that the 11th time marker is aligned with the 10th (rightmost) vertical graticule line. Align 1 | J ar Oth vertical | graticule line ‘|_| | | tt it Ut (eee 11th marker 10th graticule line x10 MAG GAIN RV844 (PEF-865) a. Set: V MODE: CHI CH1 AC/DC: pe H MODE: A CH1 input: 1 ms from the time mark generator INTEN: As required REDOUT INTEN: As required x10 MAG: ON A TIME/DIV: A * 0.1 ms (since the x10 MAG control is ON) b. Align the lst time marker with the zeroth (leftmost) vertical graticule line. Adjust MAG GAIN control RV844 (PEF-865) so that the 11th time marker is aligned with the 10th (rightmost) vertical graticule line. 14@) Mac cENT = RV831 (PEF-865) a. Set: Same as adjustment b. Adjust the horizontal position, and align the rising portion of the 2nd time marker with the center vertical graticule line (6th line from the left). c. Adjust MAG CENT control RV831 (PEF-865) so that the above 2nd time marker is not displaced from the center vertical graticule line when the X10 MAG switch is set to off. H POS START RV807 (PEF-865) a. Set the POWER switch to OFF first, and then turn it back to ON. At this time, leave the controls on the front panel as they are. b. Adjust H POS START RV807 (PEF-865) so that the start point of the sweep is aligned with the leftmost graticule line. @) 5 ns cv8s9 (PEF-784) a. Set:A TIME/DIV: A = 50 ns CH1 input: 10 ns (Fed from the time mark generator) (When the rate is 10 ns or more, a sinewave is supplied.) H POS: Adjust so that the numbers of the peaks on either side of the center vertical graticule line are equal. x10 MAG: ON 15Adjust the H POS control so that the numbers of the peaks on either side of the center vertical graticule line are equal with the peak of the center wave aligned with the center vertical graticule line. Adjust 5 ns CV859 (PEF-784) so that the time (t, and to) from the center vertical graticule line to the 2nd peaks on either side of the center line is equal. MN U VERTICAL @2) cui pc BAL = -RV37 (PEF-781) a. Set: V MODE: cH1 CH1 GND: ON (Push-in) CH1 VOLTS/DIV: 2mV A TIME/DIV: A =1ms CH1 V POSITION: Mid-position Adjust CH1 DC BAL control RV37 (PEF-781) so that the displacement of the trace is within +0.1 div when the CH1 VOLTS/DIV switch is switched between 2mV and 10 mv. 16@3) cH2 pc BAL RV137 (PEF-781) Set: V MODE: CH2 GND: CH2 VOLTS/DIV: A TIME/DIV: CH2 V POSITION: a. Adjust CH2 DC BAL CH2 ON (Push-in) 2mV A=1ms Mid-position control RV137 (PEF-781) so that the displacement of the trace is within +0.1 div when the CH2 VOLTS/DIV Set: V MODE: V POSITION: (CH1, CH2) GND (CH1, CH2): A TIME/DIV: trace does not move when CH2 INV control S1611 switch is switched between 2mV and 5mV. POS CENT RV162 (PEF-781) DUAL Mid-position ON (Push-in) A = 0.1 ms Adjust CH2 POS CENT control RV162 (PEF-781) so that the (PEF-783) is turned on and off. CH1 POS CENT RV62 Set: V MODE: CH2 GND: Adjust CH1 (PEF-781) DUAL CH2 V POSITION: ON (Push-in) As set in POS CENT control RV62 (PEF-781) so that the trace is aligned with the CH2 trace (See item ® ). 7CHR Y CENT RV574 (PEF-785) (1) V-1065A, V-665A .... with cursors a. Set: Turn the POWER switch to OFF first, and then back to ON to initialize the microcomputer. CHR INTEN: As appropriate V MODE: CHI CH1 VOLTS/DIV: 10 mv (H MODE: A) SELECTOR: AV of MEASURE When power is turned on, H POS is automatically set. Consequently, when the SELECTOR switch is lowered one step further, MEASURE is selected (the LED lights) and Av is displayed on the screen. (If the SELECTOR switch is lowered one more step, AT is displayed on the screen with the MEASURE LED lit. If the switch is lowered one more step, 1/AT is displayed on the screen.) VARIABLES: Do not touch to avoid a_ possible movement of the cursors. b. Verify that the "Av= +600 mv" is displayed at the top left of the screen. c. Adjust CHR Y CENT RV574 (PEF-785) so that the cursors are at the same distance from the center of the screen. Cursor —=— Center of screen d1=d2 18(2) V-1060, V-660 .... without cursor a. Set: READOUT INTEN: As appropriate V MODE: CH1 H MODE: ALT When the H MODE is set to ALT, A sweep and B sweep (delay sweep) are displayed, and characters are displayed at the top and bottom of the screen. b. Adjust CHR Y CENT RV574 (PEF-785) so that the characters displayed are within 1 DIV of the top and _ bottom positions and at the center of each area. Character 1DIV Character @) cur y GAIN RV576 (PEF-785) (1) V-1065A, V-665A .... with cursors a. Set: Same as (4). 19b. Adjust CHR Y GAIN RV576 (PEF-785) so that the distance between the two cursors is 6 div. (2) V-1060, V-660 .... without cursors a. Set: Same as (2) b. Adjust CHR Y GAIN RV576 (PEF-785) so that the height of characters is 0.4 div. Character oma 0.4DIV | 1DIV t t [epee oso | Bw Character CHR Y CENT RV574 (PEF-785) Since the CHR Y GAIN adjustment is related to the CHR Y CENT adjustment, adjust the CHR Y CENT adjustment described in again. 20CH1 DC GAIN RV30 (PEF-781) a. Set: VERT MODE: CH1 VOLTS/DIv: TIME/DIV: CH1 AC-DC: CH1 input: Adjust the pulse generator so that the amplitude of the square wave is appprox. CHI 10 mV/DIV A=1ms De 1 kHz, 50 mVp-p square wave (from the Tektronix's pulse PG-506 or equivalent) Set the PG-506 in the FAST wave) in the 50-ohm termination. the FAST RISE mode, a waveform witha flat top is ensured. screen, (50-ohm terminated) Adjust CH1 DC GAIN control RV30 square wave is flat at top. generator RISE mode and connect the output (1 kHz square 5 div at the center on the (PEF-781) so that the 21CH2 DC GAIN RV130 (PEF-781) a. Set: VERT MODE: CH2 VOLTS/DIV: A TIME/DIV: CH2 AC/DC: CH2 input: cH2 10mv/DIV Az=2ms pe Same as CH1 input or equivalent b. Adjust the pulse generator so that the amplitude of the square wave is approx. 5 div on the screen. c. Adjust CH2 DC GAIN control RV130 (PEF-781) so that the square wave is flat at top. a. Set: MODE: SOURCE or X: TRIG MODE: CH1 VOLTS/DIV: A TIME/DIV: CH1 input: 22 V GAIN RV505 (PEF-785).... Total gain control common to CH1 and CH2 CH1 CH2 AUTO (Free-running scan) Normally free-running scan is performed in the AUTO mode unless the trigger level is at the fringe of triggering. If the free-running scan is not performed, adjust the TRIG LEVEL control. 10 mv A = 0.1ms 1 kHz, 50 mVp-p square wave for cali- bration (from PG-506 on equivalent) (50-ohm termination open)b. Adjust V GAIN control RV502 (PEF-785) so that the amplitude of the square wave is 5 div at the center on the screen. @2) cH2 GAIN control RV133 (PEF-781) a. Set: MODE: CH2 SOURCE OR X: CHi TRIG MODE: AUTO (Free-running trace) CH2 VOLTS/DIV: 10 mv A TIME/DIV: A = 0.1ms CH2 input: Same as CH1 input (3) b. Adjust CH2 GAIN control RV133 (PEF-781) so that the amplitude of the square wave is 5 div at the center on the screen. @3) cHI HF COMP CV517, CV556, CV515 (PEF-785) a. Set: V MODE: CH1 CH1 AC/DC: De CH1 VOLTS/DIV: 10 mV/DIV 23CH1 input: Tektronix's pulse generator PG506 or equivalent when the PG506 is in the FAST RISE mode, a square wave (Tr¢1 ns) is obtained. Connect this signal to CH1 in 50-ohm termination. b. Adjust CV517 so that the amplitude around the rising edge is minimum. Minimum 20ns c. Adjust Cv515 so that the portion near 20 ns is flat. LO Flat 0 as aly, 20ns d. Adjust CV556 so that the midway point between the rising edge and 20 ns is flat. 20ns 24e. Adjust CV517 so that the portion near the rising edge is flat. 20ns @4) CH2 HF COMP cCVv160 (PEF-781) a. Set: V MODE: cH2 CH2 AC/DC SW: DC CH2 VOLTS/DIV: 10 mv CH2 input: Same as CH1 input b. Adjust CV160 (PEF-781) so that the rising portion is flat. @5) cHI ATT cv4, cv5, CVv14, CVI5 (PEF-781) (1) Attenuation characteristics Connect the output of the PG-506 directly to CH1. 25Set: V MODE: CH1 CH1 input: Place the PG-506 in the HIGH AMPLITUDE range and connect the output (10 kHz square wave) to CH1. Set CH1 VOLTS/DIV to 0.1 V. (CH1 ATTN is set to #10.) Adjust the output amplitude control of the PG-506 so that the amplitude of the waveform is approx. 5 DIV. Adjust CV5 (PEF-781) so that the top of the waveform is as flat as possible. Set CH1 VOLTS/DIV to 1 V. (CH1 ATTN is set to +100.) Adjust the output amplitude control of the PG-506 so that the amplitude of the waveform is approx. 5 DIV. Adjust Cv15 (PEF-781) so that the top of the waveform is as flat as possible. Input capacitance Connect the output of the PG-506 to CH1 by a 10:1 probe.a. Set: V MODE: CH1 CH1 input: Place the PG-506 in the HIGH AMPLITUDE range and connect the output (10 kHz square wave) to CH1 by the 10:1 probe. b. Same as b of (1). c. Same as c of (1). d. Adjust Cv4 (PEF-781) so that the top of the waveform is as flat as possible. e. Same as e of (1). f. Adjust the output amplitude adjustment of the PG-506 so that the amplitude of the waveform is 1 to 2 DIV on the screen. g. Adjust CVv14 (PEF-781) so that the top of the waveform is as flat as possible. CH2 ATT Cv104, CV105, Cv114, CV115 (PEF-781) Same as (5) except that the V MODE input and the VOLTS/DIV settings are changed to CH2. cv104 corresponds to cv4 of (5) . Cv105 corresponds to CV5 of (5). cv114 corresponds to CV14 of : Cv115 corresponds to CV15 of 27@} TRIG SIG OUT DC LEVEL RV320 (PEF-781) a. Set: SOURCE OR X: CHI CH1 GND: ON (Push in) b. Connect the digital voltmeter or the oscilloscope to TRIG SIGNAL OUT J301. c. Adjust RV320 (PEF-781) so that the output voltage is zero volts. The following procedures ( @8) , and @0)) are needed for the adjustment of the frequency response of the amplifier in the TRIG system. INT HF COMP CV305 (PEF-781) a. Set: H MODE: X-Y SOURCE OR X: CH1 (The signal connected to CH1 enters the X-AMP.) V MODE: CH2 (To prevent beam from deflecting in the vertical direction, the no-signal CH2, not CH1 with the signal connected, is selected.) CH1 VOLTS/DIv: 10 mv CH1 input: When the PG-506 is in the FAST RISE mode, a 10 kHz square wave (10KHz) is obtained. Connect this signal to CH1 in 50-ohm termination. b. Adjust the output control of the PG-506 so that the trace of approx. 5 DIV is displayed in the horizontal direction of the screen. 28ec. Adjust INT HF COMP CV305 (PEF-781) so that both ends of the trace is as small as possible. kk — sw —4 _——— cay 7 Bright portions As swell as possible EXT 1/1 HF COMP CV306 (PEF-781) a. Set: SOURCE OR X: EXT DC EXT INPUT input: Same as CH1 input of (28) b. Same as b of 8) c. Adjust EXT 1/1 HF COMP CVv306 (PEF-781) so that both ends of the trace are as small as possible. EXT 1/10 HF COMP CV307 (PEF-781) a. Set: SOURCE OR X: EXT DC + 10 Other settings are the same as b. Adjust the output control of the PG-506 so that the trace of approx. 5 DIV is displayed in the horizontal direction on the screen, c. Adjust EXT 1/10 HF COMP CV307 (PEF-781) so that both ends of the trace are as small as possible. 29@) TRIG @ PEAK RV685 (PEF-865) a. Set: SOURCE OR X: CH1 *V MODE: CH1 TRIG MODE: A = 20 us CH1 VOLTS/DIV: 10 mV or 20 mv SLOPE: ® TRIG LEVEL: cw CH1 input: Square wave of approx. 50 kHz (4 DIV amplitude on screen) b. The trigger point is changed as shown in dotted lines by the TRIG (4) PEAK control. Adjust TRIG (4) PEAK RV685 (PEF-865) so that the trace is triggered at as high a point as possible. TRIG (©) PEAK RV675 (PEF-865) a. Set: SLOPE: oO TRIG LEVEL: ccw Other settings are the same as (i). b. Adjust TRIG (C)PEAK RV675 (PEF-865) so that the trace is triggered at as low a point as possible. 30External output @3) PROBE ADJ RV1303 (PEF-785) Measure the PROBE COMP output at J502 by the digital voltmeter, and adjust PROBE ADJ RV1303 (PEF-785) for 0.250 Vv. a) a. CHR X CHR X CENT RV876 (PEF-782) V-1065A, V-665A .... with cursors Set: Turn the POWER switch to off first, and then back to on to initialize the microcomputer. READOUT INTEN: As appropriate SELECTOR: QT of MEASURE (Refer to SELECTOR of @ a.) VARIABLES: Do not move. Verify that "8.00ms" is displayed on the top left of the screen. Adjust CHR X CENT RV876 (PEF-865) so that the distances between the center of the screen and the cursors are equal. Cursor Cursor he di + d2 ------L-- d1=d2 Center 31(2) V-1060, V-660 .... without cursors a. Set: READOUT INTEN: As appropriate V MODE: CH1 H MODE: ALT B TIME: B = 50 ns Other settings are the same as (1). b. Adjust CHR X CENT RV876 (PEF-865) so that the positions of the characters on the screen are as illustrated below. DLY dal d2 50ns Center G5) CHR X GAIN RV884 (PEF-865) (1) V-1065A, V-665A .... with cursors a. Set: Same as (1). b. Adjust CHR X GAIN RV884 (PEF-865) so that the distance between cursors is 8 DIV. 32(2) V-1060, V-660 .... without cursors a. Set: Same as (2). b. Adjust CHR X GAIN RV884 (PEF-865) so that the positions of the characters are as illustrated below. 1st scale DLY 50ns 9th scale c. Perform the adjustment (4) again, since the result of the adjustment is deviated by the adjustment @). NOTE When the power switch of this instrument is turned on, the time base calibration and the diagnosis of the sweep circuit operation are performed by the built-in microcomputer. If the result is normal, "CALIBRATION-COMPLETED" is displayed on the CRT 20 seconds after the power has been turned on, and the instrument is placed in the standard state. If the result is not normal, "CALIBRATION-FAILED AT SWEEP CKT (or CYCLE CKT)" is displayed. When the power switch is turned on after storage in a low temperature, allow several minutes until circuits become stable. Then turn off the power switch and turn on the switch again. If "CALIBRATION-COMPLETED" is displayed, the operation is normal. If "CALIBRATION-FAILED AT SWEEP CKT" is displayed again, check the sweep circuit (PEF-865 or PEF-837.) 335, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 5.1 VERTICAL CIRCUIT (<1>,<2> 1/2 ,> 1/3 -@ 1/4) The detailed block diagram of this circuit is shown in Fig. 5-1. This circuit consists of the CH1 vertical circuit and the CH2 vertical circuit. These circuit configurations are almost identical. The CH1 SIG fed to J1 is routed to the CH1 INPUT COUPLING circuit, and the input-coupling modes are selected by switches S1 and $11 to AC, GND, or DC. The CH1 SIG is then fed to the CH1 1ST ATTENUATOR, and its signal level is attenuated to 1/1, 1/10 or 1/100. The attenuated CH1 SIG is fed to the CH1 INPUT AMP, and its impedance is converted (high input impedance and low output impedance). The AC component of the CH1 SIG flows from C20 to TR25 to TR40 to TR41 to TR42, while the DC component flows from R21 to IC26 to TR28 to TR40 to TR41 to TR42. IC26 is a DC amplifier. TR28 is a common-base transistor, and separates the AC component from the DC component to prevent them from being loaded to each other. Further, TR28 makes the load impedance of TR25 (FET) high and makes the gain of the FET 1. When an input is zero volts, an output should also be zero volts. However, even if an input is zero volts, some offset voltage appears at the output of an actual DC amplifier. CH1 DC BAL RV37 compensates for an offset voltage of IC26. CH1 DC GAIN RV30 changes the amount of the DC feedback, controls the DC gain, and matches the DC gain to the AC gain. Diodes D23, D25, and D26 protect the INPUT AMP against an excessive input voltage. The voltage gain of the INPUT AMP is 2.5 times, but it is switched to 6.25 times by switch S2-3 at the 2 mV/div range. The output of the CH1 INPUT AMP is fed to the CH1 2ND ATTENUATOR, its signal level is attenuated to 1/1, 1/2, 1/4 or 1/10 by the setting position of the VOLTS/DIV switch. The output impedance is always 150 Q. 34The PANEL STATUS (1) is a circuit for transmitting the setting state of the VOLTS/DIV switch to a microcomputer. This circuit is provided in the V-1065A and the V-665A only. The relationship between the overall gain and the setting position of the VOLTS/DIV switch is shown in Table 5-1. Table 5-1 =—-= INPUT AMP Overall VOLTS/DIV VOLTS/ 1ST ATIN Gain 2ND ATTN Gain x DIV Overall Gain 2 mv 1 6.25(x2.5)} 1 6.25 12.5 mv/div 5 mv 1 2.5 1 2.5 12.5 mv/div 10 mv 1 2.5 0.5(+2) 1.25 12.5 mv/div 20 mv 1 2.5 0.25(=4) | 0.625 12.5 mv/div 50 mv 1 2.5 0.1(#10) | 0.25 12.5 mV/div 0.1 Vv 0.1(#10) 2.5 0.5(#2) 0.125 12.5 mv/div 0.2 Vv 0.1(+10) 2.5 0.25(=4) | 0.0625 12.5 mv/div 0.5 Vv 0.1(410) 2.5 0.1(#10) | 0.025 12.5 mv/div Tv 0.01(+100)} 2.5 0.5(+2) 0.0125 12.5 mv/div 2v 0.01(+100)} 2.5 0.25(+4) | 0.00625 | 12.5 mv/div 5 Vv 0.01(=100)|] 2.5 0.1(+10) | 0.0025 12.5 mv/div 35At the CAL position of the CH1 VAR control, R52 is shorted. At the fully CCW position, the output of the CH1 INPUT AMP becomes less than 1/2.5 times the output at the CAL mode. The CH1 SIG from the CH1 2ND ATTENUATOR is fed to the CH1 V.PREAMP, where the signal is converted from the single-ended signal to the paraphase signal, and then fed to the DIODE GATE 1 at the next stage. The DC voltage at the TR58 base is changed by CH1 POS RV1604 in the circuit ®, and the vertical position of the CH1 SIG is changed. TRIGGER PICKOFF A part of the CH1 SIG from’the CH1 2ND ATTENUATOR is fed to the TRIGGER PICKOFF(1), and becomes the CH1 TRIG SIG. The time constant of the output impedance of the TRIGGER PICKOFF(1) is equal to that of the feedback impedance of the TRIGGER AMP in the next stage (Fig. 5-2). Therefore, the impedance ratio of the two circuits is always constant independent of frequency. The DIODE GATE 1 is controlled by the CH1 DSP signal from[7]. When the CH1 DSP signal is L, the CH1 SIG passes the DIODE GATE 1, and it is supplied to the DELAY LINE DRIVER at the next stage. TR401 is a drive circuit of the DIODE GATE 1, and detects the operating state of CH1 (whether the CH1 SIG is in the state to be displayed or not). TR407 is a stabilization circuit to prevent a shift of the DC level caused by the control switch. In other words, TR407 changes the current flowing in TR407 according to the operating states of CH1 and CH2 to maintain the DC voltages at points (@)and(b)constant. The CH2 SIG is fed to the DIODE GATE 2 via TR SW(1) or TR SW(2). The polarities of the input and output of TR SW(2) are opposite to those of TR SW(1). 36When CH2 INV switch S1611 of ® is switched to the INV side, the CH2 INV signal is pulled down by the resistor in invertor 1C172, and turned to L. Then, each base of TR175 and TR176 goes H, and TR SW(2) (TR175 and TR176) turns to on. On the other hand, the TR SW(1) turns to off because the bases of TR171 and TR172 are L. Thus, the CH2 signal is fed to the DIODE GATE 2 via TR SW(2), and the display polarity is inverted. The signal is then supplied to the DELAY LINE DRIVER. Because this driver circuit is a common-emitter voltage feedback circuit, the impedance of the input and the output is low. The signal from the DELAY LINE is amplified by the V.AMP (1) consisting of R501 and TR502 and the V.AMP (2) consisting of TR503 and TR504. GAIN RV505 adjusts the V. OUTPUT AMP so that its output is displayed corresponding to the deflection factor set by the VOLTS/DIV switch. Because the V.AMP (2) is a parallel feedback amplifier, the input impedance is small. In case of the V-660, V-665A, V-1060 and V-1065A, the signal fed from 11] via the DIFF.AMP(1) is added between the V.AMP(1) and the V.AMP(2). Normally approx. +1 V for the display of the waveform is fed from 11 , but the A/B SEP BIAS signal which is produced by adding some voltage to the DC voltage for the display of the waveform when the horizontal display is in the ALT sweep mode. The CHR Y signal is fed at the timing when the characters are displayed on the CRT. The DIFF.AMP (1) is a circuit for converting the single-ended signal into the paraphase signal. The signal from the V.AMP (2) is fed to the cascode-V.OUTPUT AMP, and amplified up to the voltage required for the vertical deflection. For the V-1065A and the v-1060, a band width limiter (BWL) circuit is provided between the V.AMP (2) and the V.OUTPUT AMP to attenuate the frequency of more than 20 MHz. For the V-665A and V-660, the frequency to be attenuated is 10 MHz or more. 375.2 CALIBRATOR (<3> 2/3 ) As for this circuit, refer to Fig.5-1. I1c1301 is a clock generator, and its oscillation frequency is determined by R1301, R1302, and C1302. The 2 kHz frequency oscillated by R1301, R1302 and C1302 is counted down to 2:1 by IC1301, and a symmetrical 1 kHz square waveform is fed out from pin 4 of IC1301. The output level of IC1301 is adjusted by RV1303 so that the output from CAL J502 becomes 0.5 Vp-p. 53 TRIGGER ciRcUIT ( <2> 2/2 , <> 3/3 , > 2/4) The detailed block diagram of this circuit is shown in Fig. 5-2. The trigger-coupling modes selected by TRIG OR X SOURCE are CH1, CH2, AC, DC, DC#10, or LINE. The TRIG SIG is supplied from [5 in the CH1 mode, from [6] in the CH2 mode, from 4 in the LINE mode, and from EXT INPUT J301 in the other modes. The TRIG SIG from the TRIGGER COUPLING is fed to the TRIG AMP and is amplified to the fixed signal level. The polarities at the input and output of TRIGGER AMP are opposite. The AC component of the TRIG SIG flows from TR320 to TR325 to TR330, while the DC component flows from R320 to I1C320 to TR325 to TR330. TRIG DC BAL RV320 adjusts the offset voltage of IC320, and the feedback impedance of the TRIGGER AMP consists of R350, R304, and CV305. As for the TRIGGER AMP, refer to TRIGGER PICKOFF in 5.1 VERTICAL CIRCUIT. The TRIG SIG from the TRIGGER AMP is supplied to the TRIGGER SHAPER, (+) PEAK DETECTOR, (-) PEAK DETECTOR, and AMP(1). The TRIGGER SHAPER is a comparator with a hysterisis characteristics, and feeds out the trigger pulses to(1) ana(2) by comparing the TRIG LEVEL set by TRIG LEVEL RV163 in > with the TRIG SIG. The polarities of the trigger pulses are opposite each other. The (+) PEAK voltage of the TRIG SIG is fed to (@) by the (+) PEAK DETECTOR, and the (-) PEAK voltage is fed to (@) by the 41(-) PEAK DETECTOR. Therefore, the voltages at @ and @) are changed by the minimum and maximum voltages of the TRIG SIG. On the other hand, the positive fixed voltage is generated at (6) , and the negative fixed voltage is generated at © . The voltage at @ or @® is fed to © , and the voltage at @ or © is fed to ©. The supplied voltages are determined by TRIG MODE $690 in G>. When the TRIG MODE is at AUTO, the voltage at (@) (the positive peak voltage of the TRIG SIG) is fed to () , and the voltage at (@) (the negative peak voltage of the TRIG SIG) is fed to (@) . Therefore, it is possible to correspond the variable range of TRIG LEVEL RV163 in > with the amplitude of the trigger signal, and it is easy to set the trigger level. When the TRIG MODE is at NORM, TV-V, or TV-H, the voltage at ® (the positive fixed voltage not affected by the minimum and maximum voltages of the TRIG SIG) is fed to © , and the voltage at (©) (the negative fixed voltage) is fed to ® . Therefore, the variable range of TRIG LEVEL RV163 in > is constant independent of the amplitude of the trigger signal. Information on the TRIG MODE selection is transmitted to the circuits & and > via INVERTER TR694. AMP(1) is a negative feedback amplifier. The polarity of the TRIG SIG is inverted here. The inverted TRIG SIG is sent to the TV SYNC SEPARATOR, & , and TRIG SIG OUT J302. In the SYNC SEPARATOR, the SYNC component of the TRIG SIG is separated regardless of the horizontal and vertical sync signals. When the TRIG MODE is at AUTO or NORM, TR636 of TR SW(1) is on, the base of TR634 is grounded, and the TR SW(2) turns off. Therefore, the output of the TV SYNC SEPARATOR can not pass through the TR SW(2). When the TRIG MODE is at TV-V or TV-H, the TR SW(1) is off, and the TR SW(2) turns on. Therefore, the output of the TV SYNC SEPARATOR can pass through the TR SW(2). When the TRIG MODE is at TV-V, one side of C634 is grounded, and R634 and C634 compose an integrating circuit. As a result, the H 42SYNC is interrupted, and only the V.SY¥NC passes through the TR sw(2). The TRIGGER SLOPE SWITCH consists of the two current switch circuits. One consists of TR650 and TR651, and the other consists of TR652 and TR653. When TRIG MODE S690 is at AUTO or NORM, +12 V is supplied to SLOPE $1610. When SLOPE $1610 is switched to the © SLOPE side, +12 V is supplied to the current switch circuit consisting of TR650 and TR651, and the voltage at @ is fed out from the TRIGGER SLOPE SWITCH. When the TRIG MODE is at AUTO or NORM and SLOPE $1610 is switched to ©) SLOPE side, +12 V is supplied to the current switch circuit consisting of TR652 and TR653, and the voltage at @ is fed out from the TRIGGER SLOPE SWITCH. When the TRIG MODE is switched to TV-vV or TV-H, +12 V is not supplied to any current switch circuit, and the voltage at neither (1) nor @) is fed out from the TRIGGER SLOPE SWITCH. In this case, as stated above, the voltage at () (H.SYNC or V.S¥YNC) is fed out from [19] via the TR SW(2). Thus, one of the signals ®@ ’ @ , and ® is fed out from fl as a TRIG PULSE by the combination of TRIG MODE S690 and SLOPE S1610. 435.4 SWEEP CYCLE &) This circuit is provided to perform a cycle sweep, which is one of the major features of this oscilloscope. Since the sweep circuit and the hold-off circuit are operated independently, the cycle time (= sweep time + hold-off time) can be fixed. In other words, when the TRIGGER LOCK control on the front panel is pressed (the cycle lock on mode), the cycle time is fixed by the microcomputer and a stable trigger is obtained regardless of the sweep time (TIME/DIV range). The main operation of this circuit is described below, referring to the simplified circuit diagram shown in Fig. 5-3. (1) The sweep state (the trigger sweep or the free-running sweep) is determined by the state of the signal on pin 2 of C661 (3/4). In the trigger sweep mode, pin 3 goes "H" and D665 turns to off because pin 2 is "L". (2) When the hold-off voltage HOLD OFF goes "L", DELAY GATE (CYCLE GATE) IC660 (2/2) is reset, and Q2 goes " (3) When Q2 goes "H", D664 is off, and the DLY GATE signal goes "H". (4) Thus, switching transistor TR2010 turns on, and the gate voltage of BUFFER TR2060 is set to the starting level of the DELAY RAMP. (5) When the hold-off period finishes, the HOLD OFF changes from "L" to "H". In other words, IC660 (2/2) is released from the reset state and is in the wait state. (6) When the TRIG PULSE is fed to T2 from [20], Q2 changes from "H" to "L" during the rising edge of the TRIG PULSE. 47(8) (9) When Q2 goes "L", D664 is on, and the DLY GATE signal is ope, Then 1R2010 turns to off, delay capacitor Cppy (C2012 // C2013) starts to be charged, and the gate voltage of BUFFER TR2060 starts to increase. The charging current is supplied from the delay current source, and the current value is changeable by the TIME/DIV setting. When the TIME/DIV setting value is set, the constant charging current flows in Cpry. As a result, the gate voltage of TR2060 increases linearly. The delay current signal from [26] is an analog voltage to determine the delay current. The voltage is held by C2017, and is applied to pin 10 of 1C2040 (3/4) through the filter consisting of R2015 and C2015. Portion of the output of BUFFER TR2060 is sent to COMPARATOR Ic2050 (2/2) as a DELAY RAMP signal. In this comparator, the output levels of ACTIVE FILTER I1C2040 (1/4) and the DELAY RAMP signal are compared. When the DELAY RAMP signal level exceeds the output level of the ACTIVE FILTER, the output of the COMPARATOR goes "L". Accordingly, the DLY TRIG signal goes "L". In the B sweep mode, the sweep starts after the predetermined delay time from the trigger point. Either the DLY REF signal from |37| or the DLY PRESET signal from 38] is fed to the ACTIVE FILTER. The DLY REF signal is fed to the ACTIVE FILTER in the normal delay mode, and the DLY PRESET signal is fed to the ACTIVE FILTER in the automatic calibration mode. The DLY REF signal is the voltage corresponding to the delay time set by the controls on the front panel. The other portion of the output of BUFFER TR2060 is fed to COMPARATOR TR2063, and used to detect the maximum voltage of the DELAY RAMP signal. Normally, the output of COMPARATOR TR2063 is "H", the output (Q) of RS LATCH IC2052 3/3 is "L", and the output (HOLD OFF) of IC2052 2/3 is "H". When the 48(10) (11) (12) (13) (14) DELAY RAMP signal réaches the maximum value, the output of COMPARATOR TR2063 goes "L" (because TR2063 turns to on.). Therefore, the RS LATCH is reset, Q goes "H", and the HOLD OFF signal goes "L". As a result, DELAY GATE (CYCLE GATE) IC660 2/2 is reset, Q2 signal goes "H". This state is the same as that of step (3). Then D664 turns to off, 1R2010 turns to on, and the gate voltage of BUFFER TR2060 is set to the start level of the DELAY RAMP. Moreover, the output of COMPARATOR TR2063 returns to "H". Next, the circuit related to the HOLD OFF RAMP signal is described below. When the DLY GATE is "L", R2040 is on, and the collector voltage of TR2045 remains at the start level of the HOLD OFF RAMP signal. The integration of the DELAY RAMP signal finishes before the output of TR2063 described in step (10) goes "H", and TR2040 changes from on to off. At this time, the integration of the HOLD OFF RAMP starts. TR2040 turns to off, HOLD OFF CAPACITOR Cyo (C2042 // ©2043) begins to be charged, and the collector voltage of 1R2045 begins to increase. The charging current is supplied from the HOLD OFF CURRENT SOURCE. This current value is changeable by the TIME/DIV setting value. When the TIME/DIV setting value is set, the constant charging current begins to flow, and the collector voltage of 1TR2045 increases linearly. The collector voltage of TR2045 and the VAR H/O voltage fed via VOLTAGE FOLLOWER 1C2040 (4/4) are compared by COMPARATOR Ic2050 (1/2) in the next stage. The VAR H/O voltage corres- ponds to the setting value of the VARIABLES and HOLD OFF controls on the front panel. 49(15) (46) (17) When the HOLD OFF RAMP voltage (the collector voltage of TR2045) exceeds the VAR H/O voltage, the output of COMPARATOR IC2050 (1/2) goes "L". Thus, RS LATCH 1C2052 (3/3) is in the set state, and Q goes "L". As a result, HOLD OFF (the output of IC2052 2/3) goes and the period of the holdoff finishes. In case of the single sweep, the collector voltage of TR2045 is clamped on the clamp voltage (the voltage obtained by dividing 5 V by R2080 and R2081) by clamp circuit TR2080 so as not to operate the hold-off circuit. Circuits related to the sweep (i) A SWEEP (a) Since the A signal from [25] is "L", the output from pin 11 of 1C661 (1/4) is "H", and TR661 is on. Therefore, the DLY TRIG signal cannot pass the differentiation circuit consisting of C669 and R669A in the next stage and S1 of SWP GATE IC660 (1/2) remains "H". This is because only the rapid changing component of the signal can pass the differentiation circuit. In other words, in the A SWEEP the route of S2 is not used. (b) Moreover, since the output from pin 11 of IC661 (1/4) is "H", D660 turns to off, and pin 9 of IC659 goes "H". In case of the trigger sweep, pin 3 of IC661 (3/4) is also "H", and D661 is off. (c) When Q2 changes from "H" to "L" under the above state, the output from pin 8 of IC659 changes from "L" to "H". That is, when T1 of SWEEP GATE I1C660 (1/2) changes from "L" to "H", Q1 changes from "L" to "H", and the SWP GATE signal from Q1 changes from "H" to "L", Thus, the sweep begins. 50(ii) B SWEEP (a) Since the A signal from 11 of 10661 (1/4) goes "L". (b) Therefore, D660 is on, and pin 9 of IC659 goes "L" The output of pin 8 remains "H" independent of the state of pin 10 of IC659. In case of the B SWEEP the route of $1 is not used. (c) On the other hand, the output from pin 11 of C661 (1/4) is "L", and TR661 becomes off. (a) Therefore, when the DLY TRIG signal changes from to "L", the change is applied to terminal S of SWEEP GATE Ic660 (1/2) through the differentiation circuit. (e) As a result, IC660 (1/2) turns to the set state, QI changes from "L" to "H", and QT changes from "H" to "L". Thus, the B SWEEP begins. is "H", the output from pin The DLY ADJUST signal from [21] is the signal for the automatic calibration of the delay time. Though the delay time is controlled by a screwdriver adjustment in conven- tional oscilloscopes, in this oscilloscope, the delay time is calibrated automatically by the built-in microcomputer when the power switch is turned on. AUTO GATE circuit (A) (B) NORM mode (trigger sweep) The AUTO signal from [18] is "H", and TR660 is on. Pin 2 of Ic661 (3/4) goes "L", and pin 3 goes "H". Therefore, D665 turns to off, the AUTO GATE circuit does not function in the NORM mode. Auto mode The AUTO signal from [18] goes "L". There are two kinds of sweep in the AUTO mode: the trigger sweep and the free- running sweep. 51(a) Trigger sweep @ @ @ When the TRIG PULSE is supplied to T2, Q2 changes from "L" to "H" during the rising edge of the pulse. When Q2 goes "H", R660 turns to on, C664 is shorted, and pin 2 of 1C661 (3/4) remains "L". When the DELAY RAMP signal voltage reaches the maximum, the HOLD OFF signal is "L", and the hold-off period begins. When the HOLD OFF signal goes "L", Q2 changes from "H" to "L", and TR660 turns to off. On the other hand, D663 turns to on, the anode side of D662 goes "L", and D662 becomes off. Therefore, C664 is not charged. Pin 2 of I1C661 (3/4) remains "L". When the hold-off period finishes, the HOLD OFF changes from "L" to "H", D663 turns to off, D662 turns to on, and C664 begins to be charged. As a result, the voltage on pin 2) of 1C661 (3/4) increases gradually. However, the trigger pulse is repeatedly fed to pin 2 of IC661 (3/4) before the voltage reaches the threshold level, and the "L" level, namely the trigger sweep state, is maintained. (b) Free-running sweep If TRIG PULSE is not fed when the voltage on pin 2 of Ic661 (3/4) reaches the threshold level in the above description (a) (6) (even when pin 2 changes from "L" to "H"), the free-running sweep begins. In other words, when pin 2 goes "H", pin 3 goes "L", and D661 and D665 turn to on. When D661 is on, pin 9 of IC659 goes "L", pin 8 goes "H", and the sweep begins. When D665 turns to on, the DLY GATE signal goes and the DELAY RAMP signal is generated. 52COUNTER circuit 1C2170 (1/2, 2/2) When the TRIG PULSE is fed to T3, the divided-by-two pulse is fed out from Q3, and the divided-by-four pulse is fed out from Q4. These pulse are sent to the microcomputer and used to count the frequency of the trigger pulse. The waveform of 1.6 to 4 cycles is displayed on the CRT in the AUTO range mode. 5355 SWEEP ( <> 1/2 ) The detailed block diagram of this circuit is shown in Fig. 5-4. When the sweep begins, the SWP GATE signal entered at [32 changes from "H" to "L", and the SWP GATE signal entered at 31 changes from "L" to "H". Accordingly, diodes D710, D711, and D712 turn to off. The TIMING CAPACITOR (Cp) is provided between the input and the output of the INVERTING AMP consisting of TR710, R712, and TR714 to form a miller integrator. Cp is determined by C710 // C711 or C710 // c711 // C715. The integration current Ip is determined by the input voltage of IC730 and the timing resistors (Rp), which are determined by the TIME/DIV setting. The value of Cp is determined by C710 // C711 or C710 // C711 // C715. The value of Rp is determined by R740, R740 // R741, R740 // R743 or R740 // R745. When diodes D710, D711, and D712 turn to off, the integration current Ip begins to flow to the TIMING CAPACITOR Cp, and the voltage of Cp begins to increase linearly corresponding to Ip. The output voltage of the INVERTING AMP is fed out from [39| as the SWP OUT signal via ANALOG SW2 IC717. Part of the output voltage of the INVERTING AMP is fed to voltage comparator TR723 via ANALOG SW2 IC717, and the maximum voltage of the SWP OUT signal is determined by comparing the output voltage of the INVERTING AMP with the base voltage of TR723. When TR723 detects the maximum voltage, its collector voltage turns to "L", and the SWP RS signals fed from [34] and [49] also turn to The SWP RS signal is applied to FF 1C660(1/2) ® shown in > » and turns the output of the SWP GATE to "H". When the SWP GATE goes "H" and the SWP GATE goes "L", diodes D710, D711, and D712 turn to on. The input and the output of the INVERTING AMP are thus shorted, and the TIMING CAPACITOR Cp discharges rapidly. 57As a result, the output voltage of the INVERTING AMP falls down to the voltage at the beginning of the sweep, voltage comparator TR723 turns to off, and the collector voltage of TR723 is reset to "H". The CS A DATA signal entered at [44] is a DC voltage (analog value) corresponding to the A sweep, and the CS B DATA signal entered at [45] is a DC voltage (analog value) corresponding to the B sweep. The CS A and CS B DATA signals are changed by the TIME/DIV setting, and accordingly, the voltage Vp of the Vp/Io CONVERTER is changed. The TIME/DIV setting is changed to 1:2:5 by changing the voltage Vp. The figures of the TIME/DIV setting value are determined by changing the value of the timing resistor Rp to 1:10:100:1000. The Q, output (a) of SHIFT REGISTER IC2165 controls ANALOG SW1 1IC717 via IC738. The CS A DATA signal and the CS B DATA signal are supplied to the Vp/Ig CONVERTER in the A sweep mode and in the B sweep mode, respectively. Vp is a voltage corresponding to the CS A DATA signal or the CS B DATA signal, and the current I, corresponding to Vp flows across R732. The resulting voltage Vo is fed to the Vo/Ip CONVERTER and the output current I corresponding to Vo flows to the TIMING RESISTOR Rp. The Vq/Ip CONVERTER consists of the Vp/Ig CONVERTER and the Vo/Ip CONVERTER, and the current Ip corresponding to the CS A DATA signal or the CS B DATA signal is obtained. Since Ip is fed to the miller integrator, the SWP OUT signal corresponding to the CS A DATA signal or the CS B DATA signal is obtained. Rpy, Rpge, and Rp3 fed from Qp, Qc, and Qp of SHIFT REGISTER 1C2165 are control signals to switch the timing resistor Rp. Rey, Rpg, and Rp3 are supplied to switching transistors TR745, TR743 and TR741 via LEVEL SHIFT 1TR750, TR751, and TR752, respectively, and the value of Rp is determined. Only the A sweep is provided with the SWP VAR function, and the voltage 58value of the CS A DATA signal is changed continuously by the microcomputer. Ic2165 is an 68-bit shift register having serial inputs and parallel outputs. The 8-bit shift register and the latch are packed onto a single chip. The S DATA signal fed to the SER is shifted to the register bit by bit during every rising edge of the shift register clock S CLK2 signal fed to the SRCK. The 8- bit data in the register is transferred simultaneously to the latch circuit during the rising edge of the register clock pulse entered at RCK and the latch data is updated. (While the S DATA signal is being acquired, Qa to Qy are being held in the previous state and the data on Q, to Q, is updated during the rising edge of RCK.) The shift register and the latch circuit (storage register) have the individual clear signals (shift register clear SRCLR signal and register clear RCLR signal). The clear signals are synchronized with the clock pulse when they are H. The S DATA signal from |42} switches the TIME/DIV setting and the vertical channel. The clock pulse S CLK2 is fed from [43] only when the content of the S DATA is changed. The S CLK2 pulse is generated by PC2 and PC6 pulses fed out from IC3101 of the microcomputer shown in . PC2 is a clock pulse being fed out continuously. PC6 is a clock enable signal and controls the clock pulse P2. The passage of the clock pulse through the gate circuit (1C2107 of ) is controlled by the PC6 signal. The colck pulse passing the gate circuit (1C2107 ) is an S CLK2 pulse. The route of a register clock pulse fed to the RCK terminal (pin shown in 12) of SHIFT REGISTER IC2165 is different in the normal sweep mode and in the non-sweep mode (mainly in the X-Y mode). (1) When the sweep is performed When the DLY GATE signal from register clock pulse fed to the RCK terminal changes from L to H, and the 8-bit data in the register is transferred changes from L to H, the simultaneously to the latch circuit during the rising edge of 59the register clock pulse. Strictly speaking, since the DLY GATE signal passes through the differentiation circuit consisting of C2167 and R2167, and gate circuit I1C2162 (2/4), the register clock pulse changes from L to H after the DLY GATE signal has changed from L to H. This is because the latch data is updated when the hold-off period begins com- pletely. The PC6 signal from [40] changes the state of pin 5 of IC2162 (2/4), and controls the transmission of the change of the DLY GATE signal to the RCK terminal. When the updating of the latch data is prohibited, namely when a new S DATA is being sent, PC6 from [40] is H. Therefore, pin 5 of 1C2164 (2/4) goes L, and the change of the DLY GATE signal cannot pass throuth the gate circuit IC2162 (2/4). When all the data of 8-bit S DATA is shifted to the shift register, and the sweep is finished, data is transferred from the shift register to the latch circuit. (2) When the sweep is not performed (mainly in the X-Y mode) The microcomputer controls the transmission of the latch data directly. When the data is updated, a negative pulse is fed from [ai] . The output of Q, is sent to microcomputer IC3101 in 47) , and informs the microcomputer of the latch state. The S DATA fed to Qy: is fed to the front panel board via [#8] . The LED's (D1601, 1602, and D1605 to D1611 in <> ) on the panel are blinked by this output of Qi. TR708 and TR709 are switching transistors. When the TIME/DIV switch is set to 0.5 ms or 0.2 ms, the Q, and Q, outputs of SHIFT REGISTER IC2165 are L and H, respectively, and TR708 and TR709 become on. Thus, R703 is shorted, and the current flowing across R703A increases. As a result, the reset duration of the sweep waveform can be made short, anda brighter waveform can be observed. 6056 H AMP ( 1/2 ) Fig. 5-5 is the detailed block diagram of this circuit. Normally the TR SW (1) circuit is not activated, and the SWP OUT signal from {[50| is applied to the DIFF AMP(1) circuit via the AMP (1) circuit. In the X-Y mode, the X-¥ signal from [52} goes L, so that TR811 turns off and TR812 turns on. Therefore, the TR SW (1) circuit is activated, and the X-SIG from [ig] is applied to the DIFF AMP(1) circuit via the AMP(1) circuit. On the other hand, the H POS signal from |53} is set to the optimum DC voltage by H POS START RV807, and is applied to the DIFF AMP(1) circuit via the AMP(2) circuit. The DIFF AMP(1) circuit is activated in the waveform display mode, and the DIFF AMP(2) circuit is activated in the dot display mode. When I, or Ig flows, the DIFF AMP(1) circuit is activated. When I, flows, the DIFF AMP(2) circuit is activated. Either of I,, Ig or I3 is always flowing. I, flows in the x1 mode, Iz in the x10 mode, and I3 in the dot display mode. The selection of I,, Iz or I3 is controlled by the X1 signal from [54] and the DOT EN signal from [56] . The state of the X1 signal is determined by DPDT switch (x10 MAG) $1605 in ®. One switching circuit (pins 4, 5, and 6) of S1605 controls the CURRENT SW(1) directly. The other switching circuit (pins 1, 2, and 3) informs the setting state (x1 or x10) of the microcomputer by changing the output voltage ANO of D/A(2) RM1601. Pressing the ALT and |B switches simultaneously results in the X-Y mode, and pin 4 of $1605 is grounded. There- fore, in the X-Y mode, even if the x10 MAG switch is set to the x10 side, the switch is forced to return to the x1 mode. The states of the [ALT] and |B} switches are informed of the micro- computer by the output voltage AN2 of D/A(1) RM1603. 63D841 and D842 are switching diodes, and change the current flow in the DIFF AMP(1) circuit according to the x1 or x10 mode. Both diodes turn off in the x1 mode, and on in the x10 mode. In the waveform display mode, the output of the DIFF AMP(1) circuit is applied to the DIFF AMP(3) circuit. In the dot display mode, the output of the DIFF AMP(2) circuit is applied to the DIFF AMP(3) circuit. The DIFF AMP(3) circuit employs a common-base circuit, and the low impedance input and the high impedance output are realized. The output of the DIF AMP(3) circuit is sent to the CURRENT LIMITER circuit consisting of the common-base DIFF AMP circuit (TR851 and TR852) and the diodes (D873 and D874). This CURRENT LIMITER prevents the H OUTPUT AMP circuit from being driven up to a saturation field. The output signal current of TR851 is amplified by emitter follower stage TR881 and common-emitter stage TR885. The amplified output is fed back to the input through R857, R855, C857, and C855. The feedback amount at high frequency is adjusted by CVv859 to optimize the linearity at the 5 ns/div sweep. TR871 is an active load of TR885. The AC component is applied to the base of TR871 through C883 so that the supply current increases when the output voltage changes to the positive at a high speed. The operation of the circuits following TR852 is identical with the above operation except for signal polarities. 645.7 UNBLANKING & Z-AXIS AMP (D» 2/2, 1/2, > 3/4, @) Description on the UNBLANKING circuit and the Z-AXIS AMP circuit follows. Refer to Figs. 5-6 and 5-7. UNBLANKING circuit The UNBLANKING circuit consists of two functional blocks. One consists of 1C1101 1/3, 1C1101 3/3 and D1113 and controls a waveform display, and the other consists of 1C1121 3/4 and D1114 and controls the readout character display. The intensity of the displayed waveform is controlled by the INTEN control and that of the readout characters by the READOUT INTEN control. The waveform display and the readout display (the dot display) are performed by the time division. Like the X-axis circuit and the Y-axis circuit, the UNBLANKING circuit in the Z-axis circuit is switched according to the time division. In other words, either of the two functional blocks (the UNBL and CHR Z signals) of the UNBLANKING circuit is selected by the DOT EN signal or the DOT EN signal according to the kind of the requested display, the waveform or the dots (characters of cursors). To effect or not blanking of the waveform and the dots (characters or cursors) is controlled by the UNBL signal and the CHR Z signal, respectively. When the waveform is displayed, the UNBL signal is L, and the CHR Z signal is H. Since the emitter voltage of TR901 is always zero volts, D1113 is on, and D1114 is off. When the dots (characters or cursors) are displayed, the UNBL signal is H, and the CHR 2 is Ll. Therefore, D1113 is off, and D1114 is on. When the sweep begins and the SWP GATE signal from [33] goes L or when the X-¥ signal from [60] goes L in the x-Y mode, the UNBL signal fed out from pin 8 of IC1101 (3/3) goes L, resulting in the waveform display state. 67When the CHR EN goes H to display characters, or the CUR EN signal L from [59}| goes L to display cursors, the DOT EN signal is fed out from pin 11 of 1C1121 (4/4), and resulting in the dot display state. The waveform becomes the blanking state (UNBL=H) in the following cases (1) to (4). (1) When the sweep finishes, and the SWP RS signal from [49| goes L (2) While the microcomputer are operating In this case, D1101 or D1105 turns on. (3) When the switching part needs to be blanked In this case, D1102 turns on. (4) Dot display In this case, D1103 and D1104 turn on. The H AMP is changed by the DOT EN signal (corresponding to the the CHR-X EN signal) fed out from [56], and the V AMP is changed by the DOT EN signal (corresponding to the CHR-Y EN signal) fed out from [61] . Z-AXIS AMP This circuit consists of the current limiter (TR901 and D901) and the feedback AMP (TR906, TR910, and TR912). There are two input channels to this AMP. One is the waveform display channel of D1113, and the other is the dot display channel of D1114. These channels are selected by the DOT EN signal fed out from pin 11 of 101121 (4/4). In either case, the current from TR901 emitter increases, the intensity of the CRT increases. The change of the input current applied to 1R901 emitter is not transmitted to the collector, but the change is not transmitted to TR906 by D901. Therefore, the output voltage of the Z.AXIS AMP is controlled so that it is not lower than approx. 5S Vv. 68When the current of TR901 (from the emitter) increases, the current across D901 increases. Therefore, the base voltage of TR906 decreases. As a result, the base voltage of TR912 decreases, and the output voltage of the Z-AXIS AMP becomes more positive. This output is connected with the electrode G1 for the beam control of the CRT. So when the output voltage of the Z. AXIS AMP becomes further positive, the intensity increases accordingly. 69Lees (4a) #i4 i q Delay by Rite and Lika ‘ ween eeebefee. Ices a) * 3 DOTEN -|-------f-- | | ICH2t (ea) * 4 Ices (%a)* 5 Ietiat (a)* 8 Tent! (5) *6 ICiH/01 (75) "8 “CNBL Fe Wave Sorm Blanking —-1 { ' ' ' 1 iL | 11 rhe i Switching timin Switching Limini of AMP 4 7 of AMP a 4 (Waveform to dot) (dot to Waveform ) Waveform displaying’ | ‘Waveform display.) Wave liaas Playing’ Ware for lisplaying Z-axis AMP output Trace blanké level by Z-axas ~~ AMP output 9) Note 1; The above waveforms are Synchronous €ach other. Mote 2; The unblanking waveform in €ach sweep and the above waveforms are asynchronous . Fig. 5-6 705.8 VERTICAL CH SWITCHER & 2/2) Refer to Fig. 5-7 and Table 5-2. The displayed channel is determined by the output signals CH1 DSP and CH2 DSP. The state of these output signals are determined by the CHT, the CH2, and the DOT EN signals. The CH SW BLK signal for blanking the switching portion of the channel is generated from the CH1 and the CH2 signals. The clock pulse CHOP BLK of 500 kHz fed out from the microcomputer is constantly fed to terminal T of toggle flip-flop IC2160. The state of the CH1 and the CH2 signals fed out from Qp and Qe of SHIFT REGISTER 1C2165 are determined by the V.MODE and the TIME/DIV switches. Table 5-2 shows the relationship between "The Setting positions of the V MODE switch and the setting values of the TIME/DIV switch" and "The state of the CH1, the CH2, the CH1 DSP, and the CH2 DSP". Further, the supplemental explanation follows. (1) When the V. MODE switch is set to CH1, the CH1 signal is displayed. Since the CH1 signal is L, and the CH2 signal is H, 1C2160 is in the reset state, and H and L are fed out from Q and Q, respectively. (In this case, a clock pulse from T is not valid.) On the other hand, when characters are not displayed, the DOT EN signal fed to pins 10 and 13 of logic circuit 1C2162 (3/4, 4/4) is H. Therefore, the CHT DSP signal is L, the CH2 DSP is H, and the CH1 signal is displayed. (2) When the v. MODE switch is set to CH2, the CH2 signal is displayed. Since the CH1 signal is H, and the CH2 signal is L, IC 2160 is in the reset state. (3) When the V. MODE switch is set to CHOP, the CH1 and the CH2 signals are displayed alternately at a 250 kHz cycle. In this case, the CH1 and the CH2 signals are H, and 1C2160 operates as a toggle flip-flop. 73Therefore, the outputs of Q and Q are inverted during the rising edge of a 500 kHz clock pulse fed to T. (4) When the V.MODE switch is set to DUAL, a. When the TIME/DIV switch is set to 2 ms/DIV or slower, the circuit operation is the same as that of item (3). b. When the TIME/DIV switch is set to 1 ms/DIV or faster, the polarities of the CH1 and the CH2 signals are opposite, and they are inverted every approx. 20 ms. Therefore, the CH1 or the CH2 signals are displayed alternately every approx. 20 ms. Table 5-2 Vv MopE| TrIME/DIv| CHT | cH2 | Q Q {am Dsp | ca2 DsP | Displayed cH CHI -- L H H L L H cH cH2 -—-- H L L H H L CH2 coop | ---- | H | H | Heet| tesH| Leet | Heep | CHl+-CH2 (250 KHz) Z2ms | nH | HW | Heeb) Leo] Leon | Het | HlscH2 (250 KHz) DUAL S ims | HeoL| LeoH| HesL| Les | Lest ee Ds cee (20 ms) 745.9 u-COM, CHR GEN & FRONT PANEL («® 2/2, > 4/4) Outline The description on the microcomputer, its peripheral circuits, the control circuit of information on characters and cursors, and the circuit which inputs information on the panel switch setting into the microcomputer follows. Refer to Fig. 5-8. Most of information on the switches on the panel is acquired by the microcomputer, which controls the waveform display and the readout to obtain the optimum state. Information on the panel switch setting is acquired as an analog signal from ports ANO to AN7. The analog signal is converted into a digital signal by the A/D converter in the microcomputer. The processing programs are stored in microcomputer. The 10 bits digital data is converted into analog data. The converted analog data is output as a continuously variable signal among the control signals fed out from the microcomputer through ANALOG SWITCH IC2130. A digital control signal is fed out from port PCO as an S-DATA (serial data), sent to the shift registers, and fed out as bit information. The frequency of measured signals are counted by the counters outside the microcomputer, and fed to the microcomputer from port PC5 and used to determine the sweep time automatically. While the change of the setting state is being fed out from the microcomputer, the waveform display is blanked so as not to appear the disturbance of the waveform. For this purpose, the control signal is sent to the Z-CONT circuit from the output port PC3. The character display data is fed out from 1C3005 and Ic3004, converted into analog data by RM2232 and RM2231, and fed out as analog voltages CHR-X and CHR-Y. The A/B ALT SEP BIAS voltage is fed out from the same terminal as that of CHR-Y. The switching of characters, cursor patterns, and A/B ALT SEP BIAS outputs is performed by ANALOG SWITCH 1C2220. 75The machine clock of this microcomputer is 12 MHz, and oscillated by ceramic oscillator X3101. While the power is on, terminal RESET is maintained to be "L" by the RESET circuit until the voltage for the digital circuit power supply becomes stable. Read of status information Information concerning the setting state of switches on the panel is fed to ports ANO to AN7 of the microcomputer as an analog signal. When the variable control items related to the X axis and the VARIABLE SELECTION items for selecting cursors are selected, the microcomputer recongnizes. ‘the DC output voltage of endless variable resistor RV2400 (VARIABLES) as the control signal related to the selected item, and processes the output voltage. The microcomputer converts an analog signal into a digital signal by the built-in A/D converter, and performs various processes using the signal. Terminals AVpp and VAggpr are input terminals of the supply voltage and the reference voltage of the A/D converter, respectively. Output of the analog control signal The 8 bits output of PA7 to PAO of the microcomputer and the 2 bits output of PD7 and PD6 of IC3005 microcomputer are added. The resultant 10 bits data is convertedinto the analog voltageby D/A 1 (RM2120), and fed to ANALOG SWITCH IC2130.D/A 1 has a resolving po- wer of 1000,and feeds out the analog voltage between 0and 5 V.ANALOG SWITCH 1IC2220 is constantly switched in the fixed order by a 3 bits control signal from PB2 to PBO. The output voltage of the ANALOG SWITCH is maintained at the fixed voltage by a sample hold capacitor of each line. The INH signal in the "H" state is fed 76out from PB4 when the switch is changed to perform a "break before make" operation. Transmission of serial data A digital control signal is fed out from port PCO as a_ serial data (S DATA) and fed out from SHIFT REGISTER's 1C2166, IC2165 ( & ), IC1601 and IC1602 as a parallel information. There are three kinds of S DATA: A, B and Cc. "A" is 16 bits and includes a 9 bits signal to light the LED on the front panel and a 1 bit control signal (Ci SEL A) to switch an input signal to input inport PC5 of the microcomputer. "B" is the 8 bits information data related to the switching of the TIME/DIV setting value of the waveform sweep and of the DISPLAY mode. Shift registers 1C2165, 1IC1601 and IC1602 are connected in series, and the 24 bits S DATA ("A" data + "B" data) is acquired from data input terminal SER of IC2165. Then "A" data is allocated to IC1602 and B data to IC1602. Data of each shift register is acquired by the clock pulse SCLK2. TO change a digital control signal, a 24 bits S DATA including the bit to be changed is sent only once. The 500 kHz pulse is fed out constantly from PC2. This pulse is controlled by the output signal PC6 and fed to GATE2 1C2107. When PC6 is "H", SCLK2 is fed out from GATE2 IC2107. PC6 is also used as a latch enable signal of IC2165. Refer to © for the latch operation. "c" data includes information for determining the cycle period and of X-Y mode and 2 bits control signal (Ci SEL B, Ci SEL C) for the switching of IC2161. C data is fed to 1C2166, and shifted by the shift clock pulse SCLK1. When any bit of the digital control signal is needed to change, an 8 bits S DATA including the changed bit is sent once. When all 8 bits data is shifted, the SCLK1 signal stops. The SCLK1 signal as well as 77the SCLK2 signal is a 500 kHz pulse, and its timing is controlled by the PC3 output. The 8 bits B data is output simultaneously by the latch operation of IC2165 when the shift finishes, the waveform sweep finishes, and the hold-off period begins. Therefore, the switching of B data does not effect the display on the CRT. After digital data related to the Y component of a character is converted to analog data by the D/A converter D/A 2, the DC voltage CUR-POS representing information about the vertical position of a character or a cursor position is added to an analog data, and input to analog switch IC2220. The CUR-POS is fed out from analog switch IC2130. Three bits data related to the X component of a character and 5 bits data related to the X position of each character are added, and the resultant 8 bits data is converted to the analog signal by the D/A 3. Dots for cursors generated . by the cursor dot generator are converted by the D/A 4, and fed to IC2220. Moreover, the 1 V DC voltage determining the center position of the horizontal axis of the A sweep waveform is applied to the terminal X2 of 1IC2220. The A/B ALT SEP BIAS voltage determining the center position of the horizontal axis of the B sweep waveform in the A/B ALT mode is applied to the ‘terminal X3. The switching of IC2220 corresponding to these input signals is performed by the control signal A, the CUR SEL signal, and the DOT EN signal. Table 5-3 shows the detail. The horizontal or vertical position of cursors on the CRT is determined by IC2220. The vertical or horizontal movement of cursors is determined by the CUR-POS signal. Next, the description on the cursor pattern generator circuit follows. When the MEASURE switch on the front panel is selected, the CUR RESET signal fed from the microcomputer goes "L", the pin 7810 of CURSOR DOT GENERATOR IC2248 goes "H", and the oscillation starts. The oscillated clock pulse is fed to CLK of COUNTER 102212. The output from COUNTER is converted into an analog signal by the D/A 4. The converted analog signal is fed out as a cursor pattern signal. Since the pin 4 of D/A 4 (RM2211) is grounded, cursor patterns are dotted lines. When counter output D6 goes "H", pin 10 of IC2248 goes "L", and the oscillation stops. At the same time, the COUNTER sends the CUR END signal in the "H" state to the microcomputer. On the other hand, the switching of C data is performed by the shift of an 8 bits S DATA. Therefore, when the switching is performed during the sweep period, the normal display is not obtained. When the PC3 output is "H", the PC3 signal (SCLK1) is sent to the Z circuit to blank the display. Acquirement of a control signal The microcomputer acquires external information from PC5 through analog switch IC2161. When the power switch is turned to on, the microcomputer reads the DC voltage of terminals D7 to D5 of IC2161, discriminates the type of this oscilloscope, and selects the applicable program memorized in the ROM. Then, the microcomputer reads the DLY ADJUST and. SWP GATE signals from D3 and D4, and executes the automatic calibration of the delay time. The automatic calibration is executed by converging the DLY RAMP signal by the TEST SIG fed from PC4, the analog output DLY PRESET, and the loop circuit consisting of the feedback signals DLY ADJ and SWP GATE. Normally the switching control signals Ci SEL B and Ci SEL C of 1C2161 are "L". When the Ci SEL A goes "L" or "H", Do or Dy of the analog switch is connected, and the trigger pulse of the measured pulse is counted to determine the cycle time. Moreover, the H/0 END and the LATCH CHECK signals are fed to the microcomputer to transmit the external state. 79Transmission of information on characters and cursor patterns Data of character information is output from PDO to PD5 and PFO to PF7. In other words, 3 bits data related to the Y component of information representing a character is output on PF2' to PFO', 3 bits data related to the X component of information representing a character is output on PF6' to PF4', and 5 bits data related to the X position of each character is output on PD4' to PDO'. The microcomputer receives the CUR END signal and sends the CUR RESET signal in the "H" state to reset the counter. When the COUNTER is reset, D6 goes , but pin 5 of I¢2211 is "H", Consequently pin 10 of 1¢2248 is "L", and the CURSOR DOT GENERATOR continues to stop the oscillation. When the CUR RESET goes "L" and the reset is released, the oscillation starts and the above operation is repeated.Table 5-3 ; [Control signal Output —_| Output i 1 Kinds of Control signal [oP Switch input| Connection! signal signal of of X of Y DISPLAY EN|CUR SEL|A| B A switches | terminal | terminal X> +X 2 wave. [A Sweep] H * L| H L yy—y|t voc No form display X3 — X |A/B ALT A/B ALT| H * H| #8 H Y3 + ¥| sep Bras | No Y compo- |X compo- nent of alnent of Character o a a a X9 — X | character|a chara- display * Yo — ¥ | (added to|cter the CUR POS) Horizontal —X cursor L Lb fal oo L * cur pos |ursor display Yo —¥ pattern Vertical XX cursor L H «| L H u Cursor cur pos display Y,—Y pattern 815.10 The This a) (3) (4) (5) The HV, CRT ( <> ) detailed block diagram of this circuit is shown in Fig. 5-9 circuit consists of the following five blocks. High voltage generation circuit and the voltage regulator circuit (VCO, PULSE AMP, SWITCH, FLYBACK TRANSFORMER & RECTIFIER, ERROR DETECTOR) Bias circuit for Grid No.1 (CHOPPER 1, DC RESTORER) Focus control circuit (VOLTAGE DIVIDER, CHOPPER 2, DC RESTORER 2, focus and intensity control circuit) CRT Others (TRACE ROTATION, ASTIG) circuit operations of the above blocks (1), (2), and (3) are described below. For details, refer to the schematic diagram HV, 2, CRT q> . a) High voltage generation circuit and the voltage regulator circuit (a) Voltage controlled oscillator (Vvco) The VCO supplies a positive pulse voltage from the collector of TR1002 by turning on and off TR1001 and TR1002 alternately. When the power switch is turned on, TR1001 becomes on, and C1004 starts to be charged through R1004. The charging voltage of C1004 rises the emitter voltage of TR1002 and then TR1002 becomes on. C1004 discharges immediately after TR1002 becomes on, the emitter voltage of TR1001 drops, and TR1001 becomes off. Then, C1004 is charged in the opposite direction through R1003, the emitter voltage of TR1001 rises, and TR1001 becomes on. These operations are repeated to continue generating the positive pulse 85(b) (c) The period of the pulse is determined by the on/off periods of TR1001 and TR1002. In other words, the period is determined by the time constants of R1003 and C1004, and R1004 and C1004 and the charging current. If the charging current is small, the pulse frequency becomes low, and the pulse width of the positive portion of the output pulse increases. Then, the energy in the primary coil of the FLYBACK TRANSFORMER (FBT) increases and the output voltage of the secondary coil increases. PULSE AMP The positive pulse is amplified by PULSE AMP TR1010, and is supplied to the base of switching transistor TR1013 through pulse transformer T1013. The PULSE AMP amplifies the VCO output up to the level enough to drive the switching transistor and shapes the drive current waveform to minimize the cut-off loss of the switching transistor. The PULSE AMP also functions as a buffer to prevent the load variation at the output stage of the switching transistor from affecting the vco. SWITCH When the positive pulse is supplied to the base of switching transistor 11013, 11013 becomes on, the current which increases linearly flows into the primary coil of the FBT, and the energy is stored. Even if the switching transistor becomes off, the current continues to flow in the same direction by the inductance inertia of the coil, and C1013 is charged.(d) The charging current decreases gradually, and the charging voltage becomes maximum when the charging current becomes zero. Then, a discharging current flows in the opposite direction through the coil. When the voltage on C1013 becomes zero, the discharging current becomes maximum. D1013 becomes conductive by the counter electromotive force of the coil, and the current flows from the coil in the charging direction. The current decreases gradually, and becomes zero again. Later, TR1013 becomes on by the next positive pulse, and the same circuit operation is repeated. Thus, the alternate current flows into the coil and the voltage is generated at the secondary circuit. Voltage regulator circuit This circuit detects a change in the cathode voltage of the CRT, and feeds back the change to the VCO to control the oscillation frequency so that the output voltage is regulated. A small current flows from the base of TR1023 to the cathode line (-1650 V line in the schematic diagram) through R1035. The current is the sum of the base current of TR1023, the current through R1024, and the base current of TR1022. For example, when the cathode voltage changes in the positive direction, the current flowing across R1035 decreases. Since the base current of TR1023 and the current across R1024 are constant, the base current of TR1022 decreases. Then, the emitter current of TR1022 decreases, and the charging current of C1004 in the VCO also decreases. Consequently, the oscillation frequency of the vco becomes low as described in (a), and the cathode voltage of the CRT changes in the negative direction. 87The secondary output voltage of the FBT is thus regulated by the feed-back loop. (e) FBT A half-wave rectified output of 15 kv (10 kv for the v- 665A and the V-660) is supplied from the secondary side of the FBT, and is applied to the electrode P3 of the CRT. A half-wave rectified signal of -1650 V is supplied to the cathode. The heater voltage is connected to the cathode line and is the same electric potential with the cathode voltage A -350 V pulse voltage is obtained to produce the G1 bias voltage and the focus bias voltage. Bias circuit for Grid No.1 (CHOPPER 1, DC RESTORER 1) This circuit generates a voltage applied to G1 of the CRT. A pulse voltage is supplied from T1013 via C1040 and R1040. The positive peak voltage is limited to the CRT bias voltage (Eq) by D1040 and the negative peak voltage is limited to the output voltage (Ez) of the Z-AXIS AMP. Then, the chopped waveform having the envelope of the difference between E, and E, appears at point (P) (See the block diagram). The chopped waveform is supplied to D1043 via C1041, and the positive peak voltage is clamped to the -1650 Vv cathode voltage. The negative peak voltage is rectified by D1042 and D1043 to produce a negative DC voltage. As a result, the signal whose DC level is shifted to the voltage lower than the cathode voltage is supplied to Gl. (The waveform of the signal is the same as that of the Z-AXIS AMP output.) The high-frequency component of Ez is directly supplied to G1 via C1043. 88(3) Focus control circuit This circuit produces a voltage applied to P1 (focus) of the CRT. The focus voltage is produced with the reference to Epp (-1165 V) obtained by dividing the cathode voltage (- 1650 V) and Eg at the FOCUS CENT control. Since an optimum focus voltage changes due to the variations in characteristics of the CRT, set Ep so that the optimum focus is obtained when the FOCUS and INTEN controls are set to their respective mid-positions. A pulse is supplied from T1013 via C1255 and R1260. The positive peak voltage is limited to Eg by D1282 and the negative peak voltage is limited to Eq set by the INTEN and FOCUS controls. Then, a chopped waveform having the envelope of the difference between Eg and Eq appears at point(@) (see the block diagram). The chopped waveform is supplied to D1284, and the negative peak voltage is clamped to Epp (-1165 V). The positive peak voltage is rectified by D1283 to generate a positive DC voltage. As a result, the voltage whose DC level is shifted to the level higher than Epp is produced, and is applied to P1 as the focus voltage. The relationship between the intensity of the CRT and the voltage for the optimum focus is not linear. Consequently, the change in E, caused when the INTEN control is adjusted is approximated to the actual CRT characteristics using the polygonal line characteristics. 895.11 POWER ( & ) Outline qa) (i) (ii) (44: This circuit is a power supply circuit using a switching regulator, and uses hybrid IC IC1501 (STK7308) as a switching circuit. Figure 5-10 is the simplified circuit diagram of this circuit. When switching transistor TR5 in IC1501 is on, the energy is stored in pulse transformer T1501 by the collector current. The stored energy is emitted to the secondary circuit while TR5 is off. The feedback loop circuit controls the duration of the on and off periods to control the transfer amount of energy, ie, to stabilize the output. The description of the major functions follows. (1) Switching operation (2) Stabilizing operation of output (3) Protection circuit of switching transistor Switching operation The on and off operation is described. When the power switch is turned to on, the positive voltage is applied to the base of switching transistor TR5 in 1c1501 via starting resistors R1503 and R1504, and TR5 is turned to on. Thus, the collector current Ic flows to the primary winding N1 of 11501. The voltage induced between terminals (2) (positive) and (@) (negative) turns TR4 to on, increases the base current of TRS, and increases the collector current Ic. ) When the collector current Ic of TR5 reaches to saturation, the induced voltage of N2 turns to zero, and TR5 turns to off. 93(iv) The energy stored in T1501 becomes a current and fed to the secondary wiring N4 (N5 through N8), and is emitted through D1513. (v) The voltage induced at N2 (terminal @ : positive) turns TR5 on again. The above operations are repeated. The collector current of TR4, ie, the base current of TR5, becomes the constant-current controlled by zener diode D1514 and resistor R9 in IC1501. (ZD3 is off because the zener voltage of zener diode D1514 is 2.4 V, and that of zener diode ZD3 in 1¢1501 is 5.1 V.) : When the positive feedback induced at N2 exceeds the fixed value, D1515 is conducted and then TR1514 is turned to on. Thus, the base current of TR4 is decreased, the collector current of TR4, ie, the base current of TR5 is also decreased, and the collector current of TR5 is decreased. These operations prevent the collector current of TR5 from flowing excessively. (2) Stabilizing operation of output The DC voltage (approx. -28V) is produced by rectifying the AC voltage fed back from winding N4 to windings N2 and N3 when TRS is off. This DC voltage is divided, and added to the base of ERROR DETECTOR TR1 to stabilize the voltage of regulator output. In other words, the emitter potential of TR1 maintained constant by zener diode ZD1 is compared with the base potential of TR1 and the error signal is detected. This error signal is amplified by TR2, and supplied to the base of TR3, and the collector current of TR3 is thus controlled.When the output voltage of the regulator rises, the collector current of TR3 increases, and the base current of TR4 is decreased. Consequently, the base current of TR5 is also decreased and the saturation point of the collector current of TR5 is decreased. In other words, the amount of energy transferred to the secondary circuits of T1501 is reduced by making the on-duration of TRS short. The voltage across R1502 is supplied to the base of TR2 through R1507 to match the timing to turn TRS to off, ie, the timing to control the collector current of TR3 with the timing of the peak of the collector current of TRS. (3) Protection circuit of the switching transistor Circuit protection after turning power to on (i) Immediately after the power switch is turned to on, triac thyristor D1502 is off, and the charging current of C1508 (and C1509) flows to R1501. This prevents the rush current from doing damage to the circuits. The voltage induced at N2 is supplied to D1502 as a negative trigger pulse. Then, D1502 turns to on, and this power circuit becomes a steady state. (ii) Immediately after the power switch is turned to on, the base voltage of TR1 is much higher than the emitter voltage of TR1, compared with the steady operation state, because the charging speed of C1508 and C1507 is different. As a result, the collector current of TR3 increases, and the base current of TR4 decreases. The base current of TRS decreases, and the collector current of TR5 is limited to a small amount. After C1508 and C1507 are charged, this power circuit becomes a steady state. 95Circuit for protecting the excessive current D1502 is a 3.0 V zener diode, and determines the upper limit of the base current of TR5 together with D1503 and R1502. This prevents the excessive current from flowing to TRS. Others The LINE TRIG signal for the line lock is taken out from the primary line. After the signal passes through photo coupler C1519, the waveform is shaped and supplied to the TRIG circuit via /i5).7. 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Sp 40,25pF ft 1 1 1 65 | 050203 |c,Ceranic,Chip SOV 680pF 35% paiad cas | ccv0277 |c,ceramic SOOV.10pF 40,5pF ft 21 oT 66 | cBsoa52|c,41 Blye rev tour zone ft a1 a e321 | coso138 |c,ceramic,Chip SOV 399F 5%, pra 67 | caco203 |c,Ceramic,Chip SOV 680pF 85% piad 322 | coso2ti |c,ceramic,Chip SOV 10000pF #10 hor at 069 | cug0120 |c,Ceramic,chip SOV 6pF 40,5pF 1 1 1 1 6323 | coco23 |¢,cCeramic,Chip SOV O.1uF 18% hor at c70 | coso117 |c,cerantc,chip Sov 3pF 40.259F J 1 11 1 208 cn | coco1i7 |c,ceramic,chip Sov 3pF 40,259F J 1 1 1 1 326 | cusoi33 |c,a1 Biye lev 47uF 4208 hoa 73 | cocoati |¢,Ceramic,Chip SOV 10000pF +10 piad 325 | cesoi33_|c,a1 Bye lov TUF #208 hana 74 | coo0116 |c,ceramic,Chip SOV 2pP #0.25pF J 1 1 1 326 | caso2s2 |c,at Bye 16V tour s20z BP ft LL 1 peal | OS |e ecn: Cate mC oP) pada 327 | coco213 |c,ceramic,chip Sov o.1ur 180% hoa 93 | coco2ti |c,ceramic,Chip SOV 10000pF +10 rida 208 094 | cocoari |c,cerasie,Chip SOV 10000pF +10. paiad 328 | cesoi33 |c,A1 Btye 16V47uF_ 420% hoa 95 | coco175 |c,ceramic,chip Sov pF 40,25pF J 1 1 1 329 | coso2i1 |c,ceramic,Chip SOV 10000pF 410 hana cior | compas |c,Piestic — 400v O,047uF #10, prad e331 | co00176 |c,ceramtc,chip Sov IpF 40,259 [1 1 1 1 c1oz | cocoizs |c,ceramic,Chip SOV 15pF 25%, anad 332_| ceso133 |c,al Eye 16V47uF_ #208 hora 103 | cosorzs |c,ceraste,Chip SOV 15pF 25%. pina 333, | ceso133 |c,at Blye 16V47uF #203 hoaaa 10s | ccv0274 |c,ceranic S00 3pF_40.25pF J 1 1 1 341 | coco201 |c,ceramic,Chip SOV 470pF 25%, hora 108 | c0c0136 |c,ceranic,Chip SOV 33pF 5% prad 364 | coso116 |c,ceramic,chip SOV 2pF 40,259F 1 1 2 1 c1os | cosoiis |c,ceranic,Chip SOY 2pF #0.25pF J 1 1 1 1 366 | coso211 |c,ceramic,Chip SOV 10000pF 410% hoa e112 | cosoati |c,Ceranic,Chip SOV 10000pF £10 piad 367 | cocoa13 |c,ceranic,cnip Sov 0.1uF 180% Nad cus | cesoi33_|c,a1 Eiye 16V47uF_ 320% paad 208 cus | copo272 |c,ceramic S0OV. pF 20.25pF J 1 1 1 e368 | co00213 |c,ceramiccnip Sov O.1nr #80 hovad cri | coors |c,cerantc,Crip SOV 220pF 25% piad 208 cr | cocor42 |c,cerantc,crip Sov 82pF 35% paad caso | cesoa7e |c,a1 etye 16V330uF 420% hor ad 120 | ccn0286 |c,ceraste —S00¥ 10009 +1008 Ane cai | cesos79 |c,a1 Etye 1OV 470uF 420% hor at “1 sez | cesoa7e |c,ai etye 16v 330uF_ 220% hora c126 | 0050125 |c,ceramic,cnip SOV 12pF $52 piad aoe | ces0133 |c,at Elye Lov ATU #208 hora 12s | cocoa |c,ceramic,chip SOV 100009F #10 paiad e410 | 050205 |c,Ceramic,Cntp SOV 10000,F £103 hoaaia 12 | occ0128 |c,ceramte,Cnip SOV 15pF 35% piad ca72 | cosoi19 |c,ceraatc,chip SOV SpP_40.25pF aa e127 | cocoza1 |c,cerante,cnip SOV 4709F 35% prada cw72 | cocoi2i |c,cerasic,chip Sov 7pF 20,59F ft 1 473 | cocori9 |c,ceramic,Chip SOV SpP_40.25pF aa 115A:V-660, B:665A C:1060, D:1065A fm Tr ery srr] aa oon] TESCRTPTION a PART O00 DESCRIPTION = cars | coroinr foiceranescnip sov 19 20.259 | 2 1 rein | mooie [teantseor,cnsp onci2ak bina cars | covoirs Jojceranse,cnip sov ipF 20.259" | 2 rear | woos, |tranaiseorsOsp otci24k bia ca76 | omoi76 |eiceraate.cuip sor pF s0.259F | 11 rea | rero0s7 |rcyAaniog—TH0sice brad cued | oxmnine |oiceraate.cuip sor 1209 ast ft ttt resto | wrnorse |ro,0sgiea1— MoT01164 1 case | covoias feicerane,cnip sor moon s2ok | 11 1 1 reo1o | row575 |ro,oigieet Home ut cae | cesoina [cian ye tor au axe ft c490 | conoarr feiceraase,cnip sor tooongr siok ft 1 1 1 ser | rrenor2 |iteeat.cntp on riad cas | coooi22 |ciceranse,cnip Sov SP 20.597 Ma sea | mon |Riecar,cnsp 07 hiad casa | coaorasfevcarestescnip So¥ THF 20.2598] 11 sey | menor |imecatscnsp on ria case | cooni2e |oiceransc,cnip SOY 159F 258 Ma seu | mooi2 |Riecatonsp 02 biid 493 | coo0136 fosceraase,cnip sor sof ase fat ses | micoorz |imecatscnsp on riid oor | exzo.es fevceramte.oup sor ro0pe ask ft at ee | mzon2 |Riteeatsonsp 02 rid 602 | cosoz13 |c,Cerantc,Chip SOV O.1yF *80% riai SPT | RMEOSI2 | R.Metal,Chip — 09 pia “a0 see | woz |Rseratsontp 02 riid x07 | cosonr7 Joscerantesonsp sov 0.04 sot | 1 11a seo | meens12 | ritetatscntp on riid coe | cesoas2 Jo.at tty 16Y 10a azon ap | 1 1 2 seio | mon2 |riecarscnip 00 rida csi0 | cosoarr Joicerantesontp s0¥ to0009F siz | 1 1 1 1 serz | mreno12 |imetatscnsp 00 rid co | crsoiss Jovan niye tr aur aot J a vers | meno12 |pimetatscnsy 00 imei cs20 | cosoan Jeicerantescnsp sov tomngr soz | 1 1 11 spre | meeooi2 |itetatscnsp 00 imei csar | coooarr |cyceramic,cnsp Sov 100009F s1ot | 11 11 gris | moni2 |riteear.cotp 00 raid sez | cesoas2 Jo,at tiye —10Y tour azog ap | 1 1 a sexe | sano12 |aecat,cntp on riid cas | coooarr foyceransc,cnip 50” 10000,F ston | 11 1 1 ger | mecosi2 |iecarscnip 02 paid 226 | cosoan Jo.cereatesonsp s0¥ o0009r sioz | 1 1 11 geiy | mezomi2 |Riecer.cnip on brad cosa | cesoasa |c.a ttye tor tour xaos | 1 11 a geo | meon2 |Recar.cniy 02 brad cvs | cvrooss feyvarsabie — ranszioowen69 (10) | 1 1 1 1 ar | ruamo«r | cout seu 4somu x20 ft 1 1 1 xs | crroosa foyvarsabie . Tanszzeswn169 (2.9°) | 11 1 1 ton | TLAm08s | cout 67H 22004 sro ft tt cme | cvrooss [cyvarsabie Taoszioowe16s (10e) | 11 1 1 tar | rine | cost seu 450m 220 ft 1 1 1 mis | cvrooss feyvarsabie Taoszzesmni6s (2.3°) | 1 1 1 1 tse | remot | cost 7a 22004 son ft cvios | cross feyvartabie Tanszicomiss (10) | 11 1 1 tax0 | muzo7s_ [cost uogorset 101k (1ooyH)] 1 1 2 1 cnios | crroosa fcyvarsabte Tanszzeamn169 (2.9°) | 11 1 1 tsar | mz0173 [cost ipgorstt tort (10m) 1 1 1 1 vine | cvr00ss fejvarsabie ranazioome169 (10) | 11 1 1 tse2 | m0173 [cost uggo7stt rout (2omH)| 11 1 1 cms | cvro0ss fojvarsabie — Tanszzeswe169 (2.98) | 11 1 1 cnieo | cvrooss fo,varsabie Tasszioowe169 (10) | 11 1 1 rot | soon |comector Bobet oa cos | orrooss feyvertabie Tasszzesmni6s (2.9°) | 11 1 1 ago | sea0021 |Conector BAB-XI-A ria cos | cross fejversabie ranszzeammies (2.3) | 11 1 1 oor | sooo22 |comector —BSBLIIEA riid cor | cvroosr fcjvarssbie Tanstiooxe169 (20) | 11 1 1 vais | yp0024 |conector —BISB-aHRA riad 2s | ams0477 |osote rss19 riid 2 | moose [a secaromp ew 2m est ft tt 125 | sosoar7 [osote issn rida v3 | mmeoass |aimecatscnty avew gan ast ft a 125 | snsour7 |osoae rss110 riid x | rosa [asecarsonsp ew om ask 2 2 a or | asou77_ fosoae rss110 rida ns | moio.s aimee fev ona 20.se 2 2 t pat | rowers fosose wa7.ss0 riid ts [mens [rien —vawima sot [11 t on | 050437 [osote 159133 bidd w7 | eos [asecetscnty ev zon ast [2 2 at m2 | sosoa7 [osote 155133 riid v= | eoase yew sm sz ft tit 73 | aosoia7_ [osote 155133, raid a9 | mzoara |imecersonty i/o soon asx ft a at m4 | soia7_ fosose 155193 rida tuo | mveoes2 Jrimecationsp ew ton asx fz 1 a a 123, | 0soa77 fosose 1ssi10 rid arr | ercosss [riecetscnty eH 1000 ask 2 at 12s, | 050477 |osose 1ss110 Neon iz | mance |emecatycni eH an asx ft 1 a a 125 | 050477 |osote 1ssi10 rida mis | mezoont [rimecanscnty 1/8 in ask 2 ta a mint} s0soa77_ fosote 155110 riid md | mezoasa [eiecanscnty eH ize ask [2 1 a mar | wvrar fosose ve77.530 baad sis | assooue [Meter vow poe vost [11a nin | 1050197 fosose 155103 riid mis frenss frvetn ——vamo.na s0.st = [1 11 a ira | ms0107_|osote 158193 riad m7 | mezoocs [aitecsrionty fev ison ask ft 2a a m7 | soia7_fosose 1ssi33 riad mia | reese [riecatscnip ex ton ast | a mre | 0sosa7_ fosose 158139 riid mia | meenesr fritecanscnty eH 6.00 st |. a tt vs20_ | noso4s7 | soge 158193 vada za | mwer166 | ,Hotar vee soma cose 21a vsar | wns04s7 |osoge 155193 vada rz | wwei168 [eter vow sonia sor 21a a viz | soo139 |osode vera 3.308 baad may | meiser faitecat.cnip fev nom ase ft 1 1 a o65. | snsoua7 fosode 1ssi33 baad rau | mvenevs feiteranscntp 1/84 1.0258 [1 1 a a Dac, | HDSO4TT [Diode isstto rig as | mieneso feiterarscnty eH ame ask Jt ta a eas | 597023 9fCyasatog —— LRAIIGk riid rap | mvenses |Ritecarscnty eH 2200 asx Ja a a a reizs | 3397023 al cyAnatog ——uranicn biad ar | repens fritecoticnty ov on asx 1 1 a — 116A:V-660, B:665A C:1060, D:1065A _ = 3 i as = = = 5 " AB CDE TF SvapoL | P Es AB CDE F oa aE eee [ee vam we itt a | ese [aemp fomenese vee ae an aman , 1 R116 | RMELIS6 |R,Metal A/4W10.1k@ 20.5% Ror | RMBO86|RiMetalscnip 1/8W 220 a5% nui7 | pwe0s66 |R,Metai,chip 1/8 50a 5%, R33 | memost | Herat 145,62 1E nue | enenss2 |R,Metai,Chip 1/8¥ ton 5%, nas | remoas2 |R,Mecal.chsp 1/ew ton 35 ri19 | Rweoas1 |R,Motal,chtp 1/8W 6.80 35 war | weresz |r Moral Lew 301A 49.5% rizi | pwei168 |p, Metat 1/46N S00KR £0.5% naa | pgoa97 |R,Metal.cnip 1/8W séxn 25% riz2 | nmei168 |e, Meat 1/468 500K 40.5% 39 | nce0768 | R,carbon Len 2005, 123 | nwes07 |R,Merel,catp 1/8W 10Mn 358 nize | nwe0e76 |e,Mecal,cnip 1/8 1.0k0 35% nizs | nwB0a60 |e,Merel,cnip 1/4735 zs | nmeoa6s |e,mecal,chip 1/8¥ 2200 $5 127 | rewosss |r,Mecal.Cnip 1/8W 6,8k2 35% ize | pmoa77 |R,Metal.chip —1/8W 1.2kn 357 rao | RME0880 |R,Metal,chip 1/8 2.2Kn 25% ri | Rwposs4 |R,Metat,chip 1/8¥ 1008 25%, riz | nmei6s1 | R,Metat 1/64 1000 49.5% ras | rmpoa6a |R,Metai,chap 1/8¥ 005, rae | nweo062 |R,Metat,chip 1/8¥ 68045 eas | nweisos |R,Metat Lan A750 40,58 wiz9 | woersor |r,Mecat 1/4v26.7KA 20.5% nue | RMB087E | R,Metal,chtp 1/8 1.5kn 25% 130 | prenass |R,Metai,chip 1/8 toKn 25%, a7 | pweiess | Mecat 1/AW 22.19 20.58 nisi | RMB0@52 |R,Metal,chtp —1/8W on 25% ras | nuwoaes |R,Metat,Chip 1/8 2200 45 133 | RMpio81 |R,Mevet 1/4W5.6240 21% rag | pweiis7 | Morar 1/4¥16.049 40,58 ax3é | pwmos92 |R,Merel,Caip —1/aW 22k 35% nso | maes96 | ,Mecat 1/4824,049 40,58 nas? | perez | Merat 1/oe 3010 40.5% st | RwB0070 |R,Metal,chip 1/sw 3300 45%, 138 | pazoa97 |e,Metal.cnip — 1/8W S6kn 350 sz | nwpos70 |R,Metat,chip 1/ew 3300 25%, 139 | xce0768 |r,carbon 1/W 8200 45% 140 | eve0se0 |r,Metai,cnip 1/8W 2.2K0 35% ii | ewe0864 |R,Metai,cnip 1/84 10085 142 | RvEL661 |B Meret 1/4 00a 49.5% 143 | Rupoas4 |R,Metal,Chip 1/eW 100n 45% sa | RwB0965 |R,Metal,chip 1/sW 1200 45%, se | pwmni9s | Moral 1/08 110K 55 | we0900 |R,Meral,chip —1/8W 100K 45 56 | waosss |R,Metal,Chip 1/aW 10K 45% as7 | 1077 |R,Motal Wawe.6na a1 ries | nmos62 |R,Metal,Chip 1/eW Gan 45% sa | pwe1o77_|,Motat wawa.6nea 41 pias | nuens9s |R,Motal Lew 4750 40.5 nso | p@1057 | R Moral Ww 56.201 ius | n0878 L/w 1.5kn 45 eo | remoass |R,Motalchtp 1/eW 1509 45% n1a7 | nuei663 |R,Motal Law 22.19 40.58 roi | nme0s75 |R,Meve1,chip 1/8 1.0Kn 25% 14s | Rvpoa6s |R,Metal,chip 1/8 2200 45% Rez | wveos92 |R,Meral,chip 1/8W 22k 25% eugg | pwmiis7 |R,Mecat 1/4016.040 49.5% rea | nmtoss3 |R,Metai,Chip 1/8 3.98 25% iso | ne1s96 |p Mocat 1/424,0K0 40.5 isi | rwgia70 |x,Metal.chip 1/eW 3300 45% ars2 | 60870 |R,Metal,caip 1/8W 3300 25% usa | pgo865 |r,Metal,cnip 1/8W 1200 25% rise | pweii95 |e,Metal 1/6W 110K 21, 155 | pxB0900 |e,Metal,chip 1/8¥ 100Kn 25% 156 | pveosss |r,Metai,Cnip 1/8W 10kn 25% nis7 | wve1077 |r,Mocat Vaw.ena 41 rise | nxB1077 |R,Motal wyiva.6men AE iso | pMB0863 |e,Metai,cnip 1/8205 160 | pMpo86s |R,Metal,chip 1/8W 2200 45% rie | RME0876 |R,Metal,chip —1/8W 1.0K 45% roa | Rweoe62 |R.Metat,chip 1/8W@ 68a 25%, rss | nwsoes4 |R,Metal,chip 1/8¥ 15a 5%, 66 | Rme0869 |R,Metal,chip 1/8 2709 45% p67 | nuboas4 |R,Metat,Chip 1/ew 15a 85 nes | nvboa69 |R,Metal,Chip 1/sw 2700 #5 nso | RMB0012 | R,Metal,chip on 70 | RwB0860 |R,Metet,chip 1/8w 47a 45, art | Rw@0gss | R,Meval,chtp 1/ew 10K 25%, rz | Rwpogs2 |R,Metel,chip 1/8 3.30 25% R73. | R@oa60 | R,Metal,Chip 1/8w 47m 35, R74 | nvBo8s6 |R,Metat,Chip 1/sw 220 25% 107 | moses |R,Metal,Chip 1/8 1200 35%, 108 | RMB08s8 |R,Metal,Chip 1/sw 33025, R109 | Rwe0873 |R,Metal,chip 1/ew s60n 25 R110 | R08s2 |R,Metal,chip 1/sw ton 85, arti | p@sos4 |R,Moval,chip 1/8W 1000 45x, rui2 | uposss |R,Meval,Chip 1/8H lon 45 an13 | w@oao1 /R,Metat,Chip 1/ew ian 25% rive | vgoess |e,Meral.cnip —1/8W 10Kn 25% ni7s | vgoese |e,seral.cnip 1/8¥ 10Kn 25% 176 | exgoss2 |e,setal,cnip 1/8 3.3kn 25% 177 | weos61 |r,Mecal,cnip —1/8W Son. 25% i7e | rvepe6o |e,Metal.cnip 1/8¥ 470358 isi | vepes1 |e,Metal.chip 1/8" son 35 ni92 | RvB0863. |R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 82035 R75 | RMBOB61 | R,Metal,Chip 1/ew 560 25%, 162 | xv0a92 |R,Metai,chip 1/8¥ 2a a5 | ro | Rupa |R,Metat,chip 1/aw sen 25 163 | rws0ea3 |e,Metai,chip 1/0 3.9K 252 | rez | nvpoaes |R,Metal,chip 1/8K s2n 25%, 16s | RMB0662 |R,Metai,chip 1/8¥ 6a a5 | roa | nupoaes |R,Metat,Chip 1/8 1000 +5 ries | rmeoss4 |R,Metat,chip 1/w ise ast fa 1 na | 80770 | Carbon LW 1.2 45% 166 | weo069 |R,Metat,cnip 1/a# 2700 ast | R95 | RMBOG64 |R,Metal,Chtp 1/8W 1000 45% rio | emenass |e,Metai,chip /ew isa ast | R96 | RMB0BES | R,Metal,Chip 1/8 3.90 45% ie | eveoa6o |RMetal,chip 1/8¥ 270052 | LT 102 | RME08s6 |R,Metel,Chip 1/sW 220 45, 169 | RwB0912 |x, Metal,chsp on 1a roa | geese |R,Metal,chip 1/ev 33035, 170 | pwp0863 |x,Metal,caip /aw san tz [1 104 | RMB0862 |R,Metal,chip 1/sW 68245, rit | Rwmos6o |,metalcnip i/ew 47a ast | a R105 | RMS0043 | R Metal 1/08 900Ka $0, 5% nie | mast |e,Merat.cnip 1/ew son ast fa ios | RMeii63 |R,Mevat 1/08 ka 40,58 i73 | paso |e,Mecal.chip 1/eW 47-45 Ma 1a aa aa Ma ra Ma ra 117A:V-660, B:665A C:1060, D:1065A Sees] rae one DESCRIPTION er] [sre [a cone DESCRIPTION or 1193. | woos [aynecat.chip 1/0 1000 ast w79 [aero fasnecat.cnip 1/00 300 ask fz ta rise | recor [aicartom 1/4 12a 58 uso | rcsovsr facerton —/su aon asx fx a ni9s | meosss [aunetat,chip —1/0¥ 100058 rust | masr7 |r,notat voit ase fi baa ge | aaooses |eietatscnip — 1/0W 3.9k0 250 rasa | mene |ritetatcnip ow tian asx fx a 03 | wsooua |ainecan Vee te 49.52 russ | menesa fritetatcnip fav oo asx fx La aot | mone7s |aietatcnip 1/8 6800 358 uae | nveoso7 frovetat.cnip /ev son ast ft 1 1 a 0s | moose: |aimecat.chip 1/88 S60 ast ues | coors frocarbon aw ton ast fa 0s | moose: |Riverat,chip 1/08 S60 ast rues | mrcion fe. tecax wow on ont ft 1 a 07 | meos70 |avetatscnip 1/3300 352 wus? | meson [rsmetat verona ox fi aio | moss |Rivecat,chip 1/98 1.040258 uss | rweii05. frstetat vswrson at fi 2d waz | soos [ranean 1/6 900K 39.55 uap | meii06. fasmetat vee roo ont frat aia | meosre |ainecat chip 1/68 «700 ast uso | rcep76e |nicorton 1/ew suo ast a oie | mveoe7s |aetetscnsp 1/0 620058 uot | reoae faimecatycnp yew oan a5 na ois | moese |RiMeeai,chsp 1/6 ton 58 vuo2 | eos faimecerycnip 1/88 gn a5 a nao | rwpoeed |R,Metat,chip 1/8W 4,7An 53, 320 | nm@0906 |R,Metal,chip 1/8W 1.0Hm 45% nazi | nvwoes7 |R,Metat,chip 1/8 1802 45% razz | pwposso |R,Meta1,chip 1/8" 475, raza | nweoe76 | R,Metal,chip 1/8 1.0Kn 5% zs | nwpos76 | R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 1.0Kn 45% 325 | pMB0880 |R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 2.20 45% raze | rwpoas4 |R,Metat,chip 1/8W 10005, azo _| nww0992 |R,Metal,chip 1/8" 22Kn 45% rast | pwBoas6 |R,Metal,chip 1/8W¥ 2205, nas2 | nMB0577 | R,Metal,chip —1/8W 1,240 52, R333 | RB0906 | R,Metal,chip 1/8W 1.0mm 45%, R334 | RMB0886 | R,Metal,Chip —1/8W 6.84n 25%, 335 | 0905 |R,Metal,chip. 1/8W 1.0m 25%, 336 | woaso |R,Metat,chip 1/8" 47a 5, uo | pwpooi2 | R,Metat,chip on asi | rvossr |R,Metat,chip 1/eW aka 25%, 342 | pwwos92 |R,Motal,chip 1/8W 22a 35% rage | Rveo064 |R,Metal,chtp 1/eW 1000 35% R93 | nupogs2 |a,Mecal,chip 1/6 3.3en 252 01 | rwsoacs |a,Mocal,caip 1/8W 100n $5 602 | nmz0a73 |e,Metal.chip 1/eW S600 $52 603 | nvp0s73 |R,Motal,Chip 1/BW S6on 352 0s | vBoa64 |R,Motal.Chip 1/8 100n $52 60s | numoas4 |r,Motal,Chip 1/BW 1000352 eos | Rwm0878 |R,Motal,Chip —1/8W 1.5kn 352 607 | RMB0860 |R,Metal.cnip 1/W47R a5 eos | RAe0903 |R,Metal.chip —1/8W 300KR 5 reo | RwB08s2 |R,Metal.chip 1/8Y lon «5 Roi | RwE0867 |r,Metai,chip 1/8 18085, Roa | Ree1072 |,Metal Lyon 1 R613 | wxE1072 |,Metai 1/4w.0oKn 81, Red | mnens72 |r,Metal,chip 1/8 470052, Rois | mens72 |r,Metei,chip 1/8 70a 5%, 616 | mnens74 |r,Metai,chip 1/8 680852, no7 | mMe0874 |R,Metai,Chip 1/86 6800 5%, 350 | rer66s |R,Metat 1/4 60040 49,3. ois | menses |r,Meta1,Chip 1/8H 82a 5%, nasa | reen163 | R,Metat yew 11K 49.5% 619} Rvene63 |R,Metal,Chip 1/8H# 82a 85%, 360 | wesi072 | Metal 1/4001,00K0 21%, 620 | nvboeo1 |R,Metal,chtp —1/ew 18kn 45% na61 | we0877 |R,Metal,chip 1/8 1.249 25%, 362 | regosao [R,Metal,chip 1/8W 2.20 25% oat | Rnenss2 |R,Metal,chip 1/8 105%, R622 | Reen904 |R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 470Kn 5%, 963 | pwe1096 | RiMetan avse.tn 21% 523 | ewene7s |ajmecet,cnip —1/ew s60n 45% 964 | eeei075. | Reta Lev.82a 1% 624 | raos73 |ejMecal,chsp —1/@W 5600 35% wa66 | rceo7e9 |,carbon inn 35k 2625 | antoeo1 |e,Metal,chip 1/9W 16k $55 367 | rae1060 | x,Metat Vet 100018 626 | nvtoa52 |e,Metal,chip 1/@W 100 $58, 36a | meei0co | Metal Wie 00021 627 | reos0s |p,Metal,chip 1/8W 470K #52, 369 | nceors7 |,cerbon 1s 100058 408 |RMe0852|Rymetal,chip 1/8W 102 35% xs70 | mveoe70 |,neta1,caip 1/ev 3300 23% sa | 203299 |Rvetwork FOR 28D ATT wuor | meoees |p,necal,caip 1/ev 3.982 25% renisz | 3203299 |rynetwork FOR 28D ATT ruoz | renee? |,metal,chip 1/a¥ 8.242 25% 40s | wveoes0 |p,Metal,chip 1/av 2.242 25% wv90 | RNEO042 |v, Metal vw sgonoyeta(iok) = ft aos | rae1065 |p,metat yaw 26a ak va7 | even047 |v, Metat vw seovorms4(soey 11 1 1 40s | mreoes3 |RMetal,chip 1/80 3.940 25% va | ewe0047 |v, metat vw sgqn0yes4(50K) ft 1a os | meoes7 |r,Meeal,catp 1/6W 8.242 25% aviz0 | rnpo042 {ye Metal Evy sgopover4ciok) =f 1d wor | ncenr7s |,certon yaw 2.24035 via | eveoosa |v, metat vw 3gon0ve22(200) Ja 21 uoo | mveri9s | meta 1/44n1.0K8 AI vay | even0e7 |r, metat vw agopoves4(sow) = fa tt a eso | mieio77 |r,metar 1yun.en sik visa | even047 |v mecat sry s50vornsu(soe) 1 1 1 1 ois | nvoe0s |iMetal,cntp —1/aw 47a a5 vaz0 | ven047 |vR,Metan vw ao0vorns4(soe) ft 1 a nas | raeoe96 |r,Metat,cntp 1/8 47a 35% nur0 | raei06 | z,Metat Ven arse si | ssros7s |sv,eum — spus-t riaa nun | weei06a |x mecat Vow arse sz | 4720134 |s¥,otary — ADRZSSSIGRIIPTON (w/o $5] 1 nara | rvoas2, |RiMecal,cap 1/ew 10a 43k sa |evr2eiss |sv,rocary amnasssiseiievo? (v. $5)| 1 1 rors | neoas2 |r Metal,Cntp 1/8W 10n ast su | ssposve |sv.pusn — sews-1 riad pars | meer064 |R Metal ww zat sioi | ssros74 |sw.posh —sPus-1 riad are | mveiz23 |,Metat Win ayant suo }8472619¢|sv,Rotary ADRZSSSIERIIPYOL (w/o $5)}1 1 narr | weio6s | R,Motar win main att sio2 }e472019p|sv,Rotary _abeasssteRiPyoz (w. $5)] 11 ni78 | nupoas2 |R,Metel,Chip 1/8 3.340 5% sur |sspos74 |sv,Push SPUJ-1 haad 118A:V-660, B:665A PEF-865 SWP LOGIC C:1060, D:1065A ar F ssympor] Parr cone DESCRIPTION ee DESCRIPTION ae so01 | sseosi1 | sw,Rotary — sRRZsé raid 6 | erro | Pin pena ee 7 erpoir | Pin pe-2 iii ‘reas | rKoi27 | Transistor,Chip 25K508 X52 padi 16 | ero [Pin pea yida ‘teas | wc0g71 | Transistor,Chip 2SC3772L%6 paidi a7 | erpoui |Pin pp-2 paiad ‘reso | 1140334 | Transistor,Chip 254122684 ra 12 | erro |Pin pp-2 raiad ‘reso | HTA0318 | Transistor,Chip 25A1462¥34 aa 4 | erro |Pin pez raad ‘resi_| wnc0871 | Transistor,Chip 2503772176 piad ‘res2_| sc0871 | Transistor,Chip 2503772186 paad 0630 | cesozsz |c,a1 Bie rev tor szor ap fa at mes? | Tc0871 | Transistor,Chip 2503772176 riad 0632 | cesos7e |c,a1 etyc 16V 330uP 2208 raiad ‘ress | 700871 | Transistor Chip 2503772106 padi 634 | coxo209 |c,ceranic,Chip SOY 4700pF +10 ria rari | smcos71 | Transistor Chip 2S03772L"4 pidi suo | conozii |c,ceranic,chip S0¥ 100009F 10% raat era | amcoa71 | transistor cnsp 2803772114 yaad 543 | coxo143 |c,cerantc,chip SOY 100pF 35% oma vmeo3. | wncoa71 | Transistor,Chsp 28C3772L14 prise 650 | coxo211 |c,ceranic,chip Sov 10000pF 210% riad vrais | H1K0127 | Traneistor,Chip 2SK508 K52 prada 651 | covo2ti |c,ceraate,chip SOV 10000pF 10% piad vrais | 1700871 | Transistor,Chip 28C3772L% prada 657 | covozin |c,cerante,chip Sov 10000pF #10 = f1 1 1 1 ‘raiso | #740334 | Transistor,Chip 284122684 aa 660 | cosozti |c,ceraate,chtp Sov roc0opF stot = ft 1 1 1 ‘reid0 | #70318 | Transsstor,Chip 25A1462¥34 aa 0661 | cosozi1 |c,cerante,chip Sov 1oc0opF stot = f1 1 1 1 ‘Taidt | 100871 | Tranetetor,Chip 2503772L4 paid 664 | cqaoiz9 |c,Piastic Sov o.o2aur stot = fa tt ‘e142 | 700871 | Trenstevor,Chsp 2503772L16 raid 669 | cocoa |c,ceranic,chip SOV 6apF $52 rian rais7 | to0871 | Transistor, Cnip 250372414 piad e672 | ceso13s |c,ai Biye 16 47uF #20 raad ‘raise | st00871 | Transistor Chip 2803772116 rida e674 | coao2ti | c,ceramie,chip SOV 100009F #10 riad ‘rain | wtooa71 | tranststor,Chip 2803772114 aida 682 | c8s0133 |c,a1 Bye 16V47uF_ #20 raiad rei72 | 100871 | Tranetstor,Chip 28C3772LY4 pig e684 | coso2ti |c,ceramte,chip SOV 10000pF #107 iaiece ‘Te175 | 700871 | Transistor,Chip 2803772LY5 poe cro | cwwo0ss |c,Plastic SOY 180pF a5 ieee 72176 | 700871 | Transtetor.Chip 2503772L4 fies comioa | coso21i |c,Ceramie,Chip SOV 10000pF #10 ater me193 | T0071 | Tranetetor,Chip 2503772L4 haiadi emi | cos0130 |c,ceramtc,chip SOV 18pF 352 raat 1320 | #140127 | Transietor,Chip 258508 X52 riad cna | cocose 22pP 350 riad 1m325 | wt00871 | Trensistor,Chip 2503772L14 rida cn | cocoan 100009F #103 paid 1330 | wr00g71 | Trenetstor,chip 2503772L14 riad cons | cqe0049 wr ss fad 362 tor Chip 250246210 raad 717 | covorii |c,ceraate,chtp Sov 10000pF soz = ft 1 1 1 363 jator,Chip 2SC246210 paad 7g | coao2ii |c,Ceramic,Cnip Sov 10000pF s10z =f 1 1 1 365, istor,Chip 290246210 raad e722 | coons2 |c,ceramic,Cnip Sov 2zpr ast ft 1 1 mraor | 1100686 | Transistor,chtp 250246210 rrad 722A | COG0130|C,Ceramic,Chip SOY 18pF 40.5 [1 1 1 1 reio2 | 1100686 | Transistor,chtp 250246210 ear 733 | cosoiss |c,ceramic,Caip SOY 2209 352 hadi ‘teao7 | wrc0686 | Transietor,Chip 25C24621¢ piad 7a} cooo211 |c,Ceramic,caip Sov 10000pF s10z [1 1 1 1 mi7s | wra0334 | Transistor,Chip 254122684 ra 73 | coco2t1 |C,Ceramic,Chip SOV 10000pF +10 aeieie mme75 | wta03ia | eansistor,Chtp 2541265 aa cant | cesos7e |c,a1 E1ye 16 330uF 420% paad ai7 | wTA0318 | Transietor,Chtp 2541462134 aa cao2 | ceso37a |c,a1 Etye 16 330yF 420% piad ‘1476 | wrA0364 | Transistor Chip 2841245, aa cas | cesors3. |c,a1 Elye rev ar sor ft a miss | 1710318 | Transistor,Chtp 2541462134 yaad cat | cocoi16 |c,ceramic,Cnip Sov 2pF s0.25pF J 2 1 1 1 ‘reies | HTA0316 | Transiator,Chip 2SA1462¥36 paad cas | cesois3 |c,a1 E1ye rev ame zor, fd tad ‘resol | HTA0318 | Transistor,Chip 25A1462¥36 paiaa cao7 | cxsoisn |c,a1 Bye 16V10uP_ 320% paad ‘raso4 | 1700872 | Transietor,chép 250262000 prada cai | cxsois3 [cyan Bye rev aur sor fd ta ‘rasos | wnc0s72 | transistor,cnsp 250262000 piad ca1s | cocozi1 |c,ceramic,chip Sov 10000pF 102 raad ‘rm620 | wnc0s72 | Transistor,chip 25C26200¢ aida cai | cesoiss |c,a1 Eiye iv 47uF #208 piad ‘tmo21 | 1140336 | Tranststor,Chip 254122684 paid carr | coooi1s |c,cerante,chip Sov 29F 40,259F J 2 1 1 1 1me625 | ¥TA0334 | Transtetor,Chip 254122684 piad 0822 | cosoirs |c,cerante,chip Sov 29F 40.259F J2 1 1 1 ‘re526 | 1100872 | Traneistor,Chip 28026200¢ pada css | cerooss |c,at Biye 160 IP 420 paad 226 | cocoi7 |c,ceranic.chip SOY IpP 20.259F [1 1 1 1 ca3 | cocorss |c,cerantc,Chip SOV 100pF $52 piad 861 | cosozis |c,ceranic,chip Sov 0.1u 180% aetarie 208 cas2 | cemo03s |c,a1 Elye 1607 1uF 420 raiad 872 | cogoi99 |c,ceramic,Cnip SOV 330pF 857 riaa 877 | coa0205 |c,ceramie,Chip SOY 1000pF #10 raad ca7s | cesoi34 |c,ai Elye SOY. 1uP 4208 haad crtor | coco211 |c,ceramic,Caip 20¥ 10000pF £10 paad cxio2 | coaoi24 |c,ceramic,Chip SOY 109F 20.5pF [2 11 1 c11os | ccon139 |c,ceramic,Chip SOY 7p a5 riad 1106 | c000193 |c,ceramic,Chip SOY 1509 a5 paid crio9 | cconis9 |c,ceramic,Chip SOY 330pF 52 haad cuit | coco211 |c,ceramie,Caip SOV 10000pF +102 hadi = 119A‘V-660, B:665A C:1060, D:1065A 7 aia ‘smsou] PAR cone DESCRIPTION es ‘Stusot | PART CODE DESCRIPTION as cui2i | cozo211 |e,ceramic.chip Sov 100009F sor | 1 1 1 1 666 | nps0437 |oiode 188133 paad cui2e | coso296 canic,Chip SOY 1000 st | 1 1 1 1 pese | nnsoas7 Diode 198133, piid canes | 020296 c,Chip SOV 1000F 358 | 2 11 1 670 | upso437|oioge 188133, paid i226 | cocoi99 |cyceramte,Chip SOV 3309 ast | 11 1 1 67s | nnsoas7 Diode 188133 raiadd cua | ca70296 |c,ceramte,Chip SOV 1000 ast | 11 11 peas | wnso4s7 Diode 155133 raiad caio0 | cqiorz |cypiaseie —S0V 330009F ior | 11 11 692 | wpsous7 |oioge 188133 radi cao | cesor33 cat tye tev aru 202 | Ta 710 | upyoosi |otege waren raada caio7 | coeo2ti |c,ceranic SOV 100009F 10g | 1 tt pri | upsos7s |oioge 185286 ieee caios | ceso13s [cat lye = ev Au azn] 22 priz_ | upsos7s |oioge 188286 raad cao | cesorss Joa eiye = 16 uF azz, | 2 nt 723 | wps0437 [Diode 188133, pada caiz0 | cosozi |cyceramsc,cnsp $0v 100009 10g | 1 1 1 t 724 | #ps0228 |oiode 27a piad cain | coso2i |cyceramic,cnsp $0v 00009" 102 | a 1 tt p74o | #oM0139 |oiode wT2 3.358 piad carer | coso20s |c,ceramic,cnsp 30V 1000p soz | a 1 1 t peer | upz0055 |oiode 188165 riaid carss | cos0213 |o,ceramic,catp sov our “Ff 1 1 a Betz | unzo0ss [Diode ra vada -208 367 | upworsi |oiode wre 7.536 raat carss | coro20s |c,ceramte,chtp SOV 1000F #102 111 1 pi1o1 | apso«s7 |oiode 188133 rida casa) coco20r |c,ceransc,cnsp Sov A70pF 252 | 1 111 i102 | uosoas7 |osode 158133 raid caus | coco209 |cyceranic,cnsp 50V 47009 soz | 1 1 1 1 i103 | psoas |oiode 188133 ioe carso | coxo21s |c,cereate,cuip sov on 2 [a1 pi10s | #pso437 | iode 188133 paid -208 pitos | upso4s7 |oiode 198133 paid cast | coooms |c,cersniccup sv one % [aia piiia. | upsooss |iode 188165 raaa 20% viii | wpso4s7 | Diode 188133 raaa cars | cypo0s2 |e,ptesic Sov, oasz | 211d piiis | apsooss |otece 188165 paadd carss | cyeo0s2 |c,Piaseic = SOV, oasz J 2222 1116 | apsoas7 |iode 188133 paaad caiss | cexores |c,ai etye Sov. Guru sz0z | bd p2107 | wpso437 [diode 188133, p1rid ca1ss | cocoi2s |c,Ceranic,chip Sov 10pF ast | 1 111 2108 | uoxo176 |piode N126.85C piid ceas7 | cosozit sov 10000pF 10x f 11 1 1 paiss | wpsoa37 |iode 188133, piaid careo | cazo2ii |c,cerante,Chip SOV 10000pF siz | 1 111 216 | upso4s7 |iode 18133 piad carer | coso2i1 |c,ceramte,chip Sov 10000pF stg | 1 1 1 1 2166 | uosous7 |piode 198133 padd care2 | coso2i1 |e,ceramsc,chtp SOV 100009F ok | 11 1 1 2212 uosoas7 |oiode 188133 ieee 2163 | coso14s |c,ceramic,cntp s0v loop ast | 1 1 1 1 10659 | rnsouss |rc,pigitat —_SH74aS00N ria cars4 | cosas |c,ceramic,chip SOV 100F a8 | 1 1 1 1 res6o | 1s045s |1C,pigital ——-SN74AS74N paid cares | covo2i1 |c,ceramie,chtp SOV 1o000F siz | 1 1 1 t re661 | roHo9e2 |rc,pigicat —MD74HCOOP(TCTAHCOOP) J} 1 1 1 1 2166 | cosozit |c,ceranie.chip ov 100009" “s108 | 1 1 1 1 10670 | 1tmo4s1 |10,Anetog 52011 ite: cares | ceso1s3 cat etye = 16, mu 420E f 1 tt e680 | TLM0431 | 10, Anetog Ms2011 paaa cairo | covo213 |o.cerasiescntp sov our #2 | a aa a 10694 | #tp0160 |Transistor.Chip DTAL26K. rida 08 r0716 | #rp0161 |traneistor,chip D7C124x paid carn | cosozi1 |c,ceranic.cntp SOV 10000F s10r | 21 1 1 10717 | 10M0706 |1c,pigitai ——--MC74HC4OS3N raad caro | c#so0s3 |c,at Biye 25 1oouP zor, | tt 16730 | 110042 |10,Anetog xaM 0728 paad cazoa | cesouss |c,at Biye ev amu 208 | 21 Lt 10738 | xtp0161 |transistor,chip prciz4x paad ‘cx2i0 | 0000296 |c,ceranic,Gnip 5OV 1O0opF 25% | 1 1 1 1 10864 | #700161 |Transistor,chip DTC124x aaad caait | cosozi1 |c,ceramic,chip Sov 10000pF s10Z | 1 1 1 1 rer101 | roH0475 |1C,Digitat ——-HD74LS10P rida caai2 | coroa1i |c,ceranic,cnip 50v 100009 siz | 1 1 1 1 re11ii | rH0471 Jrc,vigteat «HD 74LS04P pada cars | 0020296 |o,ceranic,chip Sov 1000pF ast | 2 1 1 1 e112 | 1pHo467 |1c,igival _—_ND74LSO0P riid e220 | coso2ii |c,ceranic,chip 50¥ 100009" siz | 11 1 1 102107 | rpH0467 |rc,Digitat ——_~HD74LSOOP riad 02221 | coso211 |C,Ceramic,Chtp 50¥ 10000pF #10% ee 102108 | #7c0590 |Transistor,Chip 2SC1621B4 raida 2230 | cesoi3a |c,a1 Eiye = 16, 4 20k] 1 tt 162109 | #rc0590 | Transistor.Chip 28¢1621B4 paid coast | ceso139 |C,Al Eiye = eV uF 20 | 1 tt 102130 | ronosoo |xc,pigitat —-DI40S1BP(MCI40S1BCP) ]1 1 1 1 eer | Cece eee) io eee paad 102150 | ILT0045 | 1C, Analog ‘TLOBACH paidda 224s | cosorir |c,ceranic,chtp Sov 10000pF s1oz | 1 1 1 1 102160 | 1pH0586 |1C,psgital _—-—-MDT4LST4AP rida 229 |0G0213|c,Ceramie,Chip Sov O.uF Siok | 1 1 1 1 102161 } 10T0096 |1c,Digitet _—TesOHI 51 raad C2167 |COGO143 /C,Ceramic,Chip 50V 100pF 210% | 1 1 1 1 102162 | 1DH0467 | 1C, Digital HD74LSO0P para 3600, | HOENL40 [Diode Mz 4.758 paid ro2i6s | 1ps0479 |1c,pigital ——_SN74L.8594N raid fest | mms | Diode 1ssi6s piid 102166 | 1pr0049 |ic,pigitai ——TcAoH64P rida besa | MSo4s7 | Dinde 185139, prad 102170 | 1980455 ]1C, Digital _—SN74AS74N raiad ss | maoezT al Dita 181393 praia zc2i71 | 1pHo914 |rc,psgitet —_-HD74L.8393P riad pss | sonar | beets ssi piai 12201 } 1170091 |1C,Anstog TLasichP-B ieee Reo | menKST | Diode 1ssi33 piid 12211 | 1070067 |1c,Digita1 —_—-TC4OHOOZP raid cea | SDESZ | Diode 188139 pirat ro2212 |rpH0795 |rc,pigitat _——«D14040BP(MCL4O4ORCP) ]1 1 1 1 css ESET Dae) 188133 praia c2220 | 1pMo706 |rc,pigive1 ——_c74NC4052N radia ces SAT Bde 1ssi33 pirat 102230 | 1x02 |1C,anatog Mamo72s raid essa AST Dade assi33 praia 1022304] 1LN0042 TC, Analog NgMo728 raad 1e3101_ | M0753 | 1¢,Digttat UPDT8C14G~038-36 1 ond Lo 120A:V-660, B:665A C:1060, D:1065A THT 5 rMBOL | PART COD! DESCRIPTION al sneer] rane cone DESCRIPTION SS -224a| r0T0039 | 1c, Digital ‘To4oKooo: prada 670 | ewsose2 | R,Meta1,chip 1/8W 3.3K0 352 43 | TLEo084 | Coit ELO606SKI 10M prad ort | eneoses | R,Metal,chip 1/8¥ 33k 5%, 543 | TLMO046 | Coit 0,22uH 450mA +202 ieee Ro72 | RMB0876 | R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 1.0Kn 25% or | TLE0172 | coat BLOGO7SKI 470K (47uH) [2 1 1 1 673 | eMe0#90 | R,Metal,chip 1/8H 15k 5%, 02 | TLE0172 | coat BLO6O7SKI 470K (47uH) [2 1 1 1 74 | pMBo901 | R,Metal,Chip 1/8 150Kn 25% 2163 | TLEO0S8 | Coit BLO606SKT 100K (10uH) [1 1 1 2 R675 | moss | R,Metal,Chip 1/SW 4.7kn 25% 2164 | TLE00S8 | Coit BLOGO6SKT 100K (10WH) |1 1 1 1 675 | wmoa6s | R,Metai,Chip 1/sW 2200 5% 2170 | TLMo04s | Coit 4.TuH 220mA 4208 prada 6e1 | wgoa9% | RMetal,Chip 1/e¥ 33KR $5 R6s2 | mE0876 | R.Metal,Chip 1/8W 1.0Kn 35% 2003 | 3880076 | Connector BLop-SHF-GB prada 682 | aMB0890 | RMetal,Chip 1/8W 15kn 352 2004 | 3880031 | Connector BaP-SHF-0B piad 68s | eMB0901 | R,Metal,Chip 1/8 150K 52 2115 | 880022 | Connector BOB-3H-A Riad oes | RMBoBe | R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 4.7Ka 25% 2117 | 3880027 | Connector B2B-2H-A ou oss | exe0868 | R,Metal,Chip 1/W 2200 $5 2118 | JBR0021 | Connector B3B-XH-A ieee Roo1 | RwBo880 | R.Metal,Chip 1/8W 2.240 257 2601 | 3880024 | Connector BLSB-XH-A prada soz | Rupees | R,Metal,Chip 1/6 4.7K 15% 2602 | 3930026 | Connector BLOB-XU-A prada R93 | Rwposss | R,Metal,Chip 1/sW 10K 45% 2603 | 3880026 | Connector BLOB-XH-A prada R700 | Roass | R,Metal.Chip 1/sw 220 $53 2604 | 3880022 | Connector B6B-XH-A paad 701 | RMB0860 | R,Metal,Chip 1/BW 4735 2605 | 380021 | Connector BSB-EH-A prada 703 | RMB0874 | R,Metal,Chip 1/8N 680025 2610 | 4880024 | Connector BLSB-XH-A pada 703a | wB0872 | R,Metel,Chip 1/BW 4700 25% 2611 | 3880060 | Connector BSB-EH-A piad R704 | Rwe0869 | R,Metal,Chip 1/BW 2700 25% 705 | RNeD860 | R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 2.2Kn 25% 706 | prenss0 | R,Metal,Chip 1/BW 15kR 85% n7o7 | eveoss2 | R,Metat,chip 1/8¥ 10a 35% 70s | evgosez | R,Metal,cnip 1/8W 3.3kn $52 709 | wvanses | R,Metat,chip 1/6W 6.8K0 5% 710 | RAB0864 | R,Metal,chip 1/8¥ 1000 $5 710A | evsose2 | R,Mete1,cnip 1/8 3.30 352 rit | Rwposss | R,Metal,Chip 1/8 6.8K 45% riz | esoas2 | R,Metat,chip 1/8¥ 1005 p73 | rvsosea | R,Metal,chip 1/8 loa 85% R713 | reoges | R,Metat,chip 1/8 oa $5 pris | evB08s8 | RiMetat,chip 1/8¥ 33052 amis | xce0704 | R,Carbon 1/2w 8200452 rrié | R¥B0588 | R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 10K 45% 76a | wreoses | R,Metet,cnip 1/8 10K $57 pri7 | wos76 | R,Metai,Chip 1/8 1.0K 45% rig | eMgoaee | R,Metal,chip 1/8 loka 452 rig | wgos8e | R.Metal,chip 1/aW ton 452 720 | 1080 | R,Metat 1/6W 4.75221, rv2i | pwp1080 | R,Metat 1/0 4.75k2 21% nr22 | wmos72 | R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 4702 25% 7224 | REMOS8O | R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 2.2k2 45% 723 | pwwosee | R,Metai,Chip 1/BH loKn 35% 7230 | RAB0880 | R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 2.2kR 25% 72s | RMB0878 | R,Metal,Chip 1/BW 1.5kR 2ST rrzs | moss | R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 68KR 357 avs2 | we1076 | R.Metad 1/48 332k 21% e733 | e174 | R,Metat 1/48 2.0088 21 rvsé | pwwo8s2 | R.Metal,chip 1/8W lon $58 73s | pwgoas2 | R.Metal,Chip 1/eW 10a $5 736 | wgo864 | R.Mets1,chip 1/8¥ 1008 +5 737 | wwepss4 | R,Mets1,chip 1/8W 1008 35% 78 | reenass | RjMetal,chip 1/6¥ 10Kn 5% n7ssa | menses | R,Metal,Chip 1/8¥ 1oKa 25% 630 | RME0869 |R,Metal,chip 1/8W 2708 35% 631 | RMEO894 |R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 33kn «25% 632 | RMEO880 |R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 2.2k 5% 633 | RMz0892 |R,Metal,Chip © 1/8W 22ka «452 634 | RmBoss0 |R,Metal,chip 1/8W 2.2kn 45% 635 | RMBOB64 |R,Metal,chip 1/8 1000 5% 636 | RMEoas2 |R,Metal,chip 1/8W 3.3ka 25% 627 | REwo884 |R,Meal,chip 1/8H 4.7K 257 638 | rwosv2 |R,Meral,chip 1/aW 22KQ_ 85% 639 | RMe0876 |R,Metal,chip 1/8¥ 1,0k0 25% sso | RMzos6s |R,Metal,Chip 1/aW © 120n 85% 641 | amzoass |R,Metai,chip 1/a¥ 1200 #52 643 | emeii91 | R,Metat a/ew 4320 418 650 | RMEO872 |R,Metal,chip 1/8¥ 470n 25% 651 | smeos72 |R,Metal,cnip 1/8 470n 45% 653 | RMBoas6 |R,Metai,chip 1/eW 220 #52 655 | RME0R65 |R,Metai,Chip 1/8 1200 #5 656 | RMEOR78 /R,Metal,Chip 1/8 1.5kn #53, 657 | RMEORS2 |R,Metal,chip 1/8¥ lon #5, 660 | RME0852 |R,Metai,chip 1/8¥ lon 45, 661 | RMB08S2 |R,Metel,chip 1/8¥ lon #5, 661k | RMEosa4 |R,Metal,chip 1/8 4.7k2 452, 618 | RMEoses |R,Metal,Chip 1/8 4.7kn 452, 662 | RMEOS84 |R,Metal,Chip 1/3 4.7ka 45%, 663 | RMB0896 |R,Metel,Chip 1/8¥ 47kR 5%, 664 | RMB0892 |R,Metal,Chip 1/8 22kn 45%, 70 | wre1710. | R,Metat aw 1.0mn 40.5 665 | RMEO881 |R,Metal,Chip 1/8 2.7kA 45% 74a | RA@0882 | R,Metal,cnip 1/8W 3.3KR 35% 666 |Rmgoa7e |R,Metal,Chip 1/8 1.5k0 25% avai | wM61163 | R,Merat 1/aW 111Ke 20.58 667 | REMO908 |R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 4.7MQ 410% 742 | wens87 | R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 8.2kn 35% 668 | RME0884 |R,Metal,Chip 1/8Y 4.7ka 45%. 73 | mers6 | R,Metat Me 10.1K9 20.5% 669 | RMB0BB2 |R,Metal,Chip 1/8Y 3.3K] 25%, 74k | we@nse7 | R,Metat,Chip 1/8 8.240 5% 6694 | RMEOBS2 |R,Metal,Chip 1/8Y 3.3kn 25%, 7s | wer7i1 | R,Metet 1/40 1,00%8 40.52 7s | mense7 | R,Metal,chip 1/8 8.2e0 $52 639A | RMR |R,Metal,Chip 1/8" 4,7KQ 121A:V-660, B:665A C:1060, D:1065A. sww@o.] Parr cone DESCRIPTION or EF TeCDEF ei srwpor] PART cope DESCRIPTION 1105 | nw0890 | R,Metai,chip 1/8W 15kn 85% 1109 | RM@0879 | R,Metal,Chip 1/eW 1.8Kn 253 i112 | RMe0892 | R,Metal.Chip 1/8W 22kn 35% iia | enene9z | R,Metat,chip 1/8¥ 22k 85 rii4 | mrensss | R,Metal,chip 1/8 3.949 25%, i115 | RweD886 | R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 6,8KR $52 750 | vsoas2 | R,Metal,Cnip 1/8W 3.3kn £52, 7st | RvBoa82 | R,Metal.cnip 1/8W 3.3kn 25% 752 | pvwoas2 | R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 3.3kn 45%, aor | RoBOTTA | R,carton 1/4 2.7K 25, peoia | we0865 | R,Metal.Chip 1/8W 120n 5%, 802 | nvmoass | R,Metal,Chip 1/ew 825m, 03 | mmrsi2 | R,Morat 1/4 6,322 21% i116 | Rv#0890 | R,Metai,chip 1/8W 15Ka 35% sos | nmrsi2 | R,Motat 1/0 4,32k0 41 ritat | pwgo012 | R,Metat chip on aos | wmio73 | r,Metat A/a 121K 21 rit22 | nveos12 | R,Metat,cnip on eos | pe1070 | R,Metat yaw sin sat 1123 | rvene7s | R,Metet,chip 1/8 L.skn 258, 1124 | menses | R,Meta1,chip 1/8 5.6kn 25%, i125 | mveos72 | R.Meta1,chip 1/s¥ 470 5%, 807 | Rww0890 | R,Metal,Chip 1/8W Ik 85%, aos | rwwoss9 | R,Metal,chip 1/eW 12kn 52, rat | rweioss | ,Mecat 1/aH 68.12 41% 1126 | w086s | R,Metal,Chip 1/8¥ 2200 85 pai2 | mwei23 | 2,Mecat 1/64 2.63121, i127 | RMe0872 | R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 4700852 pais | mweio72 | R,Mocat 1/44 100K 41% 2100 | RcHO738 | R Carbon Ww 2.2Mn 858 2105 | RME0900 | R,Metat,chip 1/8 100K 25%, 2106 | rwosas | R,Meta1,chip 1/8 10K 25%, 2107 | Rvf0s88 | R,Metai,chip 1/8 10a 5%, ra10s | nwe0a%6 | R,Metal,Chip 1/W 47Ka 35% ars | rupees | R,Motal.chip 1/sW 4.7K 25% pars | nmpoe76 | R,Motal.chip 1/8W 1.0K 45% ai? | weensss | R,Metal,Chip 1/8H 3.910 45% eis | mens76 | R,Metal,Chip 1/aW 1.0K 45% eat | evei074 | R,Metat 1/40 1.50K 21% 2109 | Rrene96 | R,Metal,chip 1/8H ark 25%, rszz_| mueio74 | 2,Mocat 1/68 150K 8, wait | mer2s | R,Metat 1/4w 511K 218 rsz3_ | ncao779 | 2,Carbon 1/4 6.825% naii2 | weeios2 | R,Metat 1/4u 681k 21% rszs | ncB0779 | R,Carbon 1/4 6.82 45% . 2113 | rvmosss | R,Metai,chip 1/8¥ loka 35% avs | 080772 | R,Carbon Law 18k 5% 2114 | RwB0988 | R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 1oKn $52 raze | nwp0e72 | R,Metal,chip 1/8W 4700 5 past | nmp0s76 | R,Metal,chip 1/8 1.0K 52 saz | mwmos7s | 2,Metal,chip 1/8 1.0K 452 rast | mupoess | R,Metal,Chip 1/8¥ 3.950 45% nasé | nwpoa9s | R,Mocal,Chip 1/8¥ 47kn 452 ase | rwwoass | R,Metal,Chip 1/sw 1000 45% 839 | Rewoa64 -| R,Metal,Chip 1/sW 100n 45% resi | remiort | R,Metat Law 82501 nscz | rumor | R,Metal Law 82501 sua | mupoaso | R,Metal,chip 1/8W 47452 aus | nwpoass | R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 1000452 aus | Rwpoa96 | R,Motal.Chip 1/8W 47k 25% nae7 | Rwpoa6s | R,Motal,Chip 1/8W 2200 5% 2116 | Rvensss | R,Metel,Chip 1/8¥ 10Kn 45%, 2117 | mveo864 | R,Mete1,chip 1/8 100n 45%, nara | reeos6s | R.Mere1,chip 1/8¥ 1000 5%, Ra1i9 | wemos02 | R,Metai,chip 1/8¥ 220Kn 52 2120 | Rwpo902 | R,Metai,Chip 1/B¥ 220Kn $52 2130 | RAEDS64 | R,Metal,Chtp 1/8W 100n 45%, waist | RMED76 | R,Metal,Chip 1/8 1.0K 25%, nai32 | rve0874 | R,Metal,chip 1/6 6800 85%, na142 | pwe0876 | R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 1.00 25% Raids | wmos6s | R,Metai,chip 1/8¥ 2200 $52 ra1so | nwmoas2 | ,Metai,caip 1/N 100 85% paisi | Ree0s52 | R,Metal,chip 1/8¥ ton 45% 952 | mM1073 | R,Metal 1/4 3,32k0 41% 2155 | RMEDESB | R.Metal,Chip 1/8Y 10Kn 85%, nasa | nuzio7s | 2 Metal L/w 3,32k0 1 2156 | RMEDBGO | R,Metal,Chip 1/8 47m 52 61 | nwmos73 | R,Metal,chip 1/8W Seon 45% Rais7 | wpoo12 | R,Metal,chip on aca | rmzioa1 | Metal L/w 5.62021 Ra161 | nmoss2 | R,Metal,chip 1/6W 3.3Kn 85% ra16a | nwpos72 |,Metai,cnip 1/eW 4700 25% 2164 | RMEDS72 | R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 470n 25%, 2165 | RMEDES2 | R,Metal,Chip 1/8 3.3k2 25%, 2166 | RABDBE2 | R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 3,3kn 52 2167 | RMB0B76 | R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 1.0KN #52 2168 | nw0892 | R,Metal,Chip 1/@W 22KN 85% 2169 | RMEDS72 | R,Metal,Chip 1/8W 470n 45%, rai7t | menoi2 | R,Metat,chip on na173 | RM@p912 | R,Metal,chip on aim | memoo12 | R,Metat,chip oa 1 02 on a63 | nvpoaso | R,Metal,Chip 1/84 2.2K 45% aos | nwpoa92 | R,MetalChip 1/8W 22kn 25% aos | Rapos80 | R,Metal.Chip 1/8W 2.2kn 25% aos | nwwoe92 | 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tase [rutooes coir aryl #101 0.944 riaa assez }rimooss |coix 2258 tot 1.3.4 piad LL 125A:V-660, B:665A C:1060, D:1065A ‘sno. | Pat CODE DESCRIPTION om sm@0L | PART CODE DESCRIPTION rr ree Ee ree ree uusez | rero0es [cost au 102.3 4 iad ioo2 | rceorrs |rycarton ov ama ast fa tt usr | retooes coin zat stot 1.3 & rida nioos | xceo772 | icarton i/dv eka ast ft a at rast | spp0060 | connector BSB-Ui-A aiid niooe | xceo77s |,carbon i/sw 3.0 ast fat vaso | yppoo21 | connector B3B-XH-A riia wioos | rceo7as | ricerton 1/sv aan ask fd a 1042 | sp0022 |connector 868-Xi-A riad io06 | xcen7s9 | x,carton ise to ast ft tt 1220 | sv0021 [connector B3B-Xi-A rida ioo7 | rceo769 | Ricaron i/sv 1.0m a5z ft 2a P1290 | 1890021 [Connector B3B-XH-A rida wio1o | rceo7s7 |e,carton 1/0 toon ast ft a risor | 3850026 | connector B1SB-I5-A riad niou | RcwDs92 | R,carton 1/2¥ tom ast] tt a P1502 | JBBO023 | Connector B8B-KH-A praia RIO12 | RCEO693 | R,Carbon 1/20 loon £5 biaid rior | rceo7ss |e,certon iw oan ast ft a aso | ncwos0s |x,carton L/W 1.502 45% 1a io20 | rceo779 | Rycarton 1/av 6.8 ast ft vaso |rseovss |risoa iw 1m ast rior | noeo7eo | R,carton 1/av 6.zen 258 tt nasi |roeo7ss |ricarton 1/av on ast ft i022 | noeo7s7 |rjcarton 1/sv sen ast Tt wasz | roeo7ss frycarton 1/aw ean asx ft a niors | mis | amore yaw a3.an att fd at ass |nceo77s [carbon 1/4W 3.38025 1a wiozs | nwer72s emote ew reer nt = fr 1 a a wass | nceoveo [r,certon iw 8.2 ast | LL 102s | rce0779 | Ricarton /sv 6uaen ast fk kn nase | ncen775 |R,Certon 1/tW 3.30358 it 1026 | aceor7s | Ricarton /sy 3a ast fan 7ass | aceo7a0 |Ricerton a/v ama ast fa 1 nio27 | ncen7e3 | carton ify 330s ft vast |romsra6 |Rimetar Want ft a rio2s | mai7s9 |Reest 23.3 ast ft vase [remor26 |riMetat 2mm ast ft a 1029 | nowo7es | R,carton a/v amen a5f ft 1 a aso |ncen7e: | Ricarton 1/a 2200338 1a riosz | rczo7is | ejcerton 1/2 6.exn ast 1 1 a xas9 | ncen7ss | Ricerton 1/aw 1200 ast i035 | rwvooiz [rete a/v asm aig ft aso |noan7s9 |rjcarton a/v oun ast ft a nioao | rceo79s | jcerton few a0 ast ft root frceo7s9 |eicerton iw ten a5 [1 1 1a nioat | xce0769 | icarton a/v oun ast ft dn nase frceo7ss |eicarton fw oan 52 ft ta nios2 | rce0790 |R,carton ww son ast ft a ra6a|reworss |ricarton iow sen ast ft a nioas | senisa |risosd fv tom ast ft a ras |nceo79s | ricerton 1/av ten ast ft ni2si | ce0795 | Ricarton 1/4v aso ast fd acs |nceo79s | ricarton 1/6 won ast ft a ni2s2 | mmon2 |evecat ify asm ait fb nas7|ncen77s |rycorton 1/sw s.6xn ast [1 1 niass | sense |sotsa a/v tom ast ft nacs|ncen77s |r,certon 1/aw s.6n ast [1 1254 | rwvons | Rieter 1/2v 620m ait ft aco |rezooxe |ryrusing i/o 47a ast ft ni2ss | rcvor3s | R,cerbon ze me ast ft a wero |rzzoos2 |x.Fusing a/v arn ss {dt wise | eceore |eicarton sim aks asf 2 1 vont |mreio7g |Rimetal 1/6¥ 3,920 218 1a ni2s7 | rceo7a4 |ycarbon 1/4W 20K ast ft ran mer |rmecr few 3.600 st | 1 niase | rcpo7er |Ricarton i/sW ton a5] 1 1 na72|meio79 | RiMecet | 1/av 3.924021 1a i259 | noeo77 | Rycarton 1/2¥ ton ask ft war [mere [aimee yew 3.650 sit ft i260 | ce0725 | carbon i/aw une a5t sf 2 a7 |eneio72 | RMetal 1/4 1.0K 23 ia niz7i | rceo7ai [carton a/sw ten ast ft a vers |meion |rimetsr sw gan att niz72 | rcen794 |R,certon sw 120Kn ast fa ‘R881 | RCEO7S3. | R,Carbon 1/40 470358 paiaid ‘1280 | RCEO786 | R,Carbon 1/4W 2k 5% piaid was |ncen7s3 | Ricarton av ama ast ft aa izsi | rcan7er |Ricarton 1/4v ton ast fd tt naea |reeorn | ricarton av sin ost ft a wizs2 | nown7es |Ricarton i/s¥ an ast 11 ros |aceorn | ejcerton ifaw sen a5 fd 2 11 wize3 | Roeo7s7 |,cerbon 1/a¥ 1000 ast ft ta res |rcwo7s3 | carton 1/4W 3300358 ran ni2se | rce0757 | jcarvon w/w on ssf dd wor |rowo7es | Ricarton 1/aw 4.7a ast ft nisor | rirooos |aiwire = swoon ask ft ka 992 |noeo7es | ricerbon 1/6 350035 aa iso | wooo? jewire = 3.30 ase ft a a revo |nowo7s |ricerton i/o 47a ast fa isos | cen729 |Ricarbon 1/2" tome est fk kt s93|noeo7s7 | rycerton 1/sv 100 ast ft a isos | cen729 |carvon 1/2” 100K asf 2 a vase |rceo7s7 | jcerbon 1/sw 100 a5 ft ta isos | owo7e9 |carton a/v ake ast ft a na9s |mmeio77 | aimetan a/aw 2.6m att ft 1a 1506 | rczo7as [R,cerbon few teen ast ft R896 |RMEIO77 | R,Metal © 1/4W = 2.67kQ £1 ridad RISOT | RCEO778 | R,Carbon 1/4W 5,6k2 $5 piad 397 |noeo7e1 |ricerton a/v 2200 ast ft a a isos | rceo779 |Ricerbon i/W 6.ain ast] 1 ras [merose [rmetat iw 6.ann ont {1 1 ta 1309 | noeo7s2 |rjcarton fav rn ask ft wor |mveroe0 |riveten yew arin ot ft a a misi2 fmm7o1 |rmetst aw ama ast f d woz |nceo7si |rycerbon iw on ast ft nists |rcen773 |rycerton 1/aw zon ast fy woos [noeovzi |r,carton w/w ma ask ft 1 1 nisat |censas |aicarton 1/2y aan ast fy ta ro0s |meios7 |rivetat ww tse oz ft 1 a nisoa |wmz7e9 |rimocer wana ft 907 |nceo7ss |ricerton aw an ast fd a a nissr |acenr2 |e,carton 1/28 100K ast fda a 50s |ncen7s |ricerton 1 azn ast fa iso2 | ncen729 |Ricarvon 1/2” took 52 fk tt 1909 |nceo790 Jricerton ew son ast ft 1 a 1593 | nowo7e9 |Rcarton fav ain ast fk a woo |actovte |ricerton yew ana ast ft. a R110 |RCEOT?S |R,Carbon 1/aw TKD 45% =| 11 nou fmeissr [rivet = aw 68st ft wrio4a | eveoo9s |vRMetat —EMI-EIGA00—54(50K) riaa ois |rzzoos. |ritusing ww 2200 ast fg ri2ss | 20089 yet EVM#-£3CA00815(100%) riid ior |roeo7se |ricerton ww ima as2 fa a vive |¥80009 |e Metal EVHAK9G400815(1008) riaa 126‘V-660, B:665A C:1060, D:1065A om ; seo, ] PART CODE DESCRIPTION ec rg DESCRIPTION as rvis0s|| wyz0087 | vR,Metal —v¥-K36A00853(5k) rida esta coor | cyceraate,cnsp Sov 10000pF sot fi 1 1 1 55 | ocon24 |c,ceramie,chip SOV 10pP 20,59F ait sisot | sse0575 | swpush soos (w/o wie TeRwENAL) }1 1 1 2 556 }.coso120 |c,ceraaic,Chip SOV 6pF 20,5pF an 556 }ooci0s4 | c,ceramic,cnip sov 27pF ssz fx a mioro | rm000s | transform DRIVE HD-12 riad csr |esoziz [cyaL e1ye 10 100uF 208 wp} tt 2 tiois | i74287-4] xrm ——10¥(+BesS0¥DC) FoR V-660 J 1 558 |0s0209 | C,ceramic,cnip SOV 47009F 10% ra muons | s47<287-5| rm 15kV(+B450¥0C) FoR V-1060 Mi 58 fcosozi3 |c,ceramic,cnip Sov o.tuP st0z 2 2 susor | eisza13 | mr mTiRa02s pia cs6i foocozir |.c,cerante,Cnip 50¥ 100009 102 ft 1 a 2 565 ouoos7 [cyplestic 250 ovo stot 1 1 1 a mest | wrcoiss | transistor 2505350 raieies e577 |occoa17 |c,ceraaic.chip sov 0.07 stot fr 1 1 1 vmss2 | wcoi6s | transistor 2505350 iia 573 }occoait |c,ceramic,Chip ov 10000pF stot 1 1 1 1 rmsss | wrcoi4s | transistor 2sc458c raid e580 }cocons1 | c,ceramic,chip Sov 68pF 252 1 1 1 1 smssi | wrcot4s | Transistor 250458 riad css }cocoi7 | c,ceramic,cnsp Sov 1509 252 1 1 2 1 ran | mao2ss | transistor 25412108 aiid cs92 }cocoi9s7 | c,ceramic,cnip SOV 160pF 252, 1a ‘ma72 | mio2sa | transistor 28412108, aiid 592 |0s0200 | c,cerante,cnip 50V 3909F 52 | 1 1 ‘mest | 700338 | trenesstor 2801906 riad 594 |oowoise |c,cerante,cnip SOV 2209F 250 ray ‘mes | e036 | Transistor 25¢1906 pada 394 | oos0201 | c.ceraate,cnsp Sov 470pF ast [1 1 ‘reas | wrc0669 | Transistor 25029125 riaia cisor [esos |c,aL riye a6 aru a20t J. 1a a smse6 | wrc0669 | Transistor 25029125 riaa cise |coco203 |.c,cerantc,Cnip SOV 680pF ast 1 1 1 1 rgor | wrco192 | Transistor 2S05416-c riaid 1303 |oocoz0s |-c,cerante,chip SOV 1000p 102 1 1 1 1 s906 | wc0338 | Transistor 25C1906, aad 555 |cocor19 | c,Ceramio, Chip SP 20.59F |1 1 ‘10 | wra0258 | transistor 2841210S, aaa cvsis fevmo0ss | c,variabie 1202Z100NR169 ( 10?) ra ‘rei2 | en669 | Transistor 29029128 paid evsis | cvtoos7 aa ‘raio0t | A024 | Transistor 2541029 D paid cvsi7 | evroos6 ta ‘mai002 | #tA0224 | Transistor 2541029 D riaa evsi7 | cvto0s7 aa rTar010 | #70055 Transistor 2Sc12134C iad cvss6 |cvro0s7 | c,variabie Tzost2ooNmi6s ( 207) | 1 1 a ta1013 | H7C0921 | Transistor 25¢3089 riad raio20 | mooie | transistor 2sc4sac riad vss |unsous7 | iode 18133, 1a mrro2i | wrooie | Trenststor 25c459¢ rida sot fami [diode rz 7.590 baad ‘re1022 | rao224 | transistor 2511029 D praia 594 | uDso4s7 diode 188133, aiaa ‘ryo23 | ta0z24 | transistor 2541029 D riad rra2si | #ta0106 | transistor 2547764 riaa ei3o1 | 1090539 | 10,Digieat Must02 iad rmrsi4 | e018 | Transistor 25c456C oon ser |rmenoi2 | asmecatscnsp on aa 1563 Jessioi6-n [coir T-001L(3T,77) ra 1563 |8376798 Joos. = T-comL aa PEF-785__V OUT 1564 | 53s4946-8 |cott ——T-O0IL(3T,77) ai Giron | parr come DESCRIPTION ra uss |8376798 coi. = T-00rL 1a ABODE! [issr |ruzno7 |coti eLn606sKr 10048 2107 a o007 | wear SINK 12-50 riad awoo07 | HEAT SINK xz-5c ria sot | J8s0070 | connector SSB-Xii-A riad 302 |ss80027 | connector B28-Xi-4 rida sor | cesoiss Joya zie rev aru azar fat sos |.rs80023 | Connector BAB-XH-A riad soz | cesois3 Jo,aL eye tev amu azot fa at P63 |355704-12] Cord nam Red rida sos | cesox3s Jc.aL eye ev anu aot] 1 at 7564 |8355704-12) cord La6Oum Red raiad soe | cemo0ss |c.at Biye soy =r aor, sf a at e505 | cocozit |c,cerasic.chtp oY 100009F sion 2 1 1 1 sor |nceor7s |n,corbon ew suse ast ft 509 | 060205 |c,ceraate,chip SOV 10009? si0t 1 1 1 1 sos |meiios |rymeta = few 75.0n tf 1 ccs10 | 060205 |c,ceranic,cntp SOY 1000# siot =f 1 1 1 nso |mve1i06 freee = few 75.02 kf. 1 a cs1s | cosoiss |o,ceranse,catp Sov zor ast fa tt 50s |mwena6o |x,Metai,cntp w/w 4mm ast | a at 517 | cocor2s |c\ceranie,cntp SOY i5pP 25% rt nso7 |mweiz90 |eMetat = fa aaa ait 2 a csi7 | cocorss |c.ceramic,chip Sov 279F asx [1 1 sos |mmeiz90 |eMetat = /aW aun it dt sat | cocozir |c,ceramic,chip Sov 100009 sox 1 1 1 1 509 |momosss |,Metai.cnip v/ew 220 sst sf. a a 525 | cos0116 Jc\ceranic,cnip Sov 2p 10.2598 ra 510 fraosss | eMeratcnip 1/ev 2a ast ft a 526 | cocoiis |c\ceranic,cnip SOY 2pF 40.259 ri si |m@oa6s |a,Metar.crip a/ew ison sz fa a a a sat | cosozir |c,ceranic,cntp Sov 100009F s10r [1 2 1 1 siz |aaensss |RMetal,cntp WoW 1500 ast 1 a a 1 535 | cosor26 |c.ceramic,cntp Sov izpF ast [1 2 1 1 ps1 |raensss | R,Metal,cntp 1/eW 1500 a5 1a 536 | cocor2s |c.ceranie,chip sov iar ast 1 1 1 1 R513, |RMD0865 |R,Metat,Chip 1/aw 1200 a5 [1 1 543 | cocozir |ceramic,chip Sov 100009F sot 2 1 1 1 sig |rceorer f,carbon fw 2a ttf da a sis |reos77 |r,Metai.chtp 1/8W 1.242 $52 aa ns15 jnmmos79|e,Meeat Cnty i/aw en ast [1 1 sie [imeoss1 | RiMetat,onip 1/6¥ lex 5% na 127A:V-660, B:665A C:1060, D:1065A ry, ir ‘simpot | PART CODE. DESCRIPTION ae ‘sympot. | PART CODE DESCRIPTION SE psié | nweos90 |n,Metal,Chip 1/aW iskn 25% ra 5724 | eeens71 1/eu390n 35% aa nsi7 | nmpose1 |R,Metal,chip 1/ sen 25% ra 5728 | Rveo871 wew 3900 5k fa a nsi7 | mawos6s |n,Metal,chip 1/aW 1200 45 ra 573 | rveossa fe,Metal,cnip 1/8v ton tt fd sat | ameio7a | R,Metat 1/4W 3.3291 pada 574 | RN@DBIO. fR,Metal,Cnip —1/av ska tse ft sz | muzio7s | ,Netat yaw 3.3%0 ae fT TL s75 | RneD57% fe,Metal,Chip 1/sv oon ask 1 1 a 524 | RMBLIO4 |R,Metal Waw 51a a1 ieieig as7é |wens63 fe,Metai,cnip 1/av san ast 1 52a | Re1086 /R,Metal 1/08 15.0480 1% piad s77 | aweos94 aw sua ast ft 1 tt 525 | mosses |R,Metal,Chtp 1/s¥ 30 £5% 1a s7e_ | RME1077 wiw rena at fr ra 526 | moss [R,Metal,Chip 1/8¥ 330 35 aa sro | awe1077 aw 26na at fr it soy | Rveios4 |R,Mecal —»1/4W 22101 baad sao | RMBOB76 a/v tom ast ft 1 at 528 | RMELOS4 8 Metal yen 22a a1 paad sai | RABOB76 wew ise ast fa tt 529 | ROBOTS [R,Carbon «1/28 6.8kR 45% aa se2 | RM@0576 vew ism ase ftp 530 | RoB0715 | R,Carbon «1/28 6,8KR 35% la R590 | RAEDBSO R,Metal,Cnip /ev—47aask fd aL sat | RME1065 | R,Metat wow sane fd ak sei | moses fR,Metal,chip /ev 4,7 a5k 1 1 1 1 saz | rwei065 | R,Metat Van 3320 1k ria 592 | axB0900fk,Metal waw too az ft 1 tt p33 | wri067 | Meter iw 3920 a ise sea | antos96 fR,Metal vee ana ast ft at sai | maeios7 | R,Metal wan 3920 at pia soa | rwosss fe,Motal wee 20st fd at ss | mvmoass [R,Metal,Chip 1/8v 33035 riaid i301 | RME1198 fk, Metal yew 3900 35t ft 2 at 536 | mvmoass [R,Metal,Chip 1/8¥ 330 $52 rida 1302 | RA0895 fR,Metal,chip /ew goRn ast fd 537 | Rmos62 |R,Metal,Chip 1/8Y 680352 radi 1303 | RELITA R,Metad 1/8 2.00% 812 JL 2k ss | wmoss2 |R,Metal,Chip 1/8Y 680 $52 riid 1304 | mm0860 fR,Merelcntp /ev an ask fd 543 |wmosss [R,Metal,Chip 1/8Y 330 35% rida 21305 | R065 f2,Motel we 6m ot fd ad R544 | wmoess [R,Metal,Chip 1/8Y 330 5% riad sos | mmioss |R,Metal 1/4 68.18 21% aa vs0s | aNzo048 VR, Metat EVN s9coovs22(z00) 1 1 1 1 sos | rvgi061 | R,Metal way zie a1 1a 574 | RNBOOSL |WR,Metat EVN s9cnoyB1s(ioK) 1 2 1 1 nse | Rvmioss [Metal 1/4 68.19 21 aa v576 | RNBOO49 |vR,Metat EWN 39coorp12(100) 1 1 1 1 546 | Rvmio61 | R,Motat vaw ae az fat -av1303 | RNE0050. [YR Metal ‘evn 39co0¥B52(500) |1 1 1 1 nsa7 | moss Metal 1/08 68.10 21, Ma si7 | mmos1 JR,Merel 1/281 na ‘resol | WrC0886 |rransietor,Chip 2503775 OF hada soe | avmioss [Metal 1/4 68.18 St aa ‘reso2 | HTC088s |Transistor,Chip 2803775 OF 4 raid see] nvm061 | R,Motat ww ime ag fia ‘res03. | HTCO884 |rransistor,Chip 2803775 OY 4 rida seg fremioss /R,Morat 1/1000 ig fd ‘mesos | HT-C0884 |rransistor,Chip 28C3775 OY 4 paid sso | rmi04s | Moral yaw toon iz fk aa ‘messi | wTcoses frransistor —2802407(1) padi asst | R@i063 Metal ye 18201, aa vreséz | wmonses ffransistor —2802407(1) riad ssi | mmioss | Metal woe san ng faa ‘eso1A | 1100397 frransistor 2801252" ridi nss2 |Rwgio6s [R,Meral = 1/4W zn sR aa ‘reseza|1mc0397 firansistor 2801252" paid nss2 | RMEi065 | Metal ww sng fat ‘mas7t_ | 1700686 frransistor,Caip 280246210 aida R553 | RMEi063 /R,Metal = «1/aW za HIE ae me572 | W700686 [fransistor,Chip 280246210 raiad 553 | RME1066 | R,Motal aw san nz faa ‘TRs91 | #700686 [Transistor,Chip 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