150 MHz to 350 MHz TEK FOUR CHANNEL OSCILLOSCOPES 2400 SERIES MIN Q AY Cy NEW 2465A/2445A The 2485A72445A Option 10, 2465A Cr. 24650 OM and 24660 DY comely wit EEE Standard 486-1978 and with Tok tron Standlara Codes and Formats NEW 2465A CT/ 2465A DM/2465A DV pee Editions felg] The Tek 2467/2485A/2445A Family High Performance Capabilities to Match ‘Your Tough Assignments Stat withthe standard seting performance Of Tek's top portable analog scopes. Add new productvty enhancing features for fast ‘operation, Increase the probe tip bandwrdtn to 350 Miz. The result. sie new four chan el, dual time base osciloscopes that beng Unprecedented efficiency to. your design lab, production line o field service site Built on High Performance That Set the Industry Standard New preampliier cuits make possible the increased bandwidih—350 MHz in the 2465A, even at 2mViciv sensivy. New robes take the full bandwidth tothe probe {ip—here you need i Timing measurements are possible with 20'ps resolution at sweep speeds to 500 psldv in the 2467/2465A and 0 1 nsiciv in the 2445A. Trigger on signals to atleast SOOMH2 with the 2467/24654 and to at least 250M with the 2845A, which ex: tends the usefulness of each scope well be yond is vertcal bandwith “Tigger trom any one ofthe four input chan ‘els oF on four asynchronous signals. Tek's ‘Auto Level Thgger mode keeps your scope {iggered even as the input signal changes You ean choose to tigger atthe 10, 50. o¢ 20% level of the signal: On-screen tigger level readout elimnates talanderor tng (ering, saving you time and frustration 280 CAT readout of the vertical soale factors and input coupling, sweep speeds, tigger level and source, and indicators such as Bandwidth Limit and Holdoff give you com plete status information at a glance. These settings are recorded on fim in your wave- form photos. Dual, delaying time bases, each with an in ‘dependent trigger system, allow for precise measurements on details embedded in ‘complex waveforms. ‘Time and Voltage Cursors With CRT Readout for Immediate, Etfortiess Mea- surements of Waveform Parameters Use the cursors to obtain quick readouts of voltage, time, frequency. ratio and phase with no interpretation or CRT linearity enor. Readouts are in units of vols, ime, percent and degrees, ‘And now the cursors can even be applied to delayed sweep displays, improving timing measurement flexibility Tailor Your 2467/2465A/2445A for Spe- cial Needs, or Choose a Specially Con- fed Measurement Pack: ‘specialized performance requice ments, the 2467/24654/2445A Family offers five integral and combinable enhance: ments: GPB Interface, Digital Multimeter Counter/Timer functions with Enhanced ‘Trggering, 17-bit Word Recognition, and video Measurement capabiltes See, Measure, Automate at the Touch of a Button You can also select one of three 24654 Special Editions. As packages, they are o fered at a significant savings over the sepe- rately ordered measurement options. The Tek 2485A CT is designed especialy for use with communications, office and ‘computer related equipment’ The 24054 DM adds a digital multimeter for applice tions in governentmiitary electronics, av ‘nics and ATE stations. Finally there's the fully optioned 24654 DV for even more ex tensive applications including the design, manufacture and service of raster scan Vices and high resolution video equpment Easily the most powertul portable avaiable New Auto Setup, Instant Recall, Set-Up Sequencing: For Easy Answers Fast! Now you can attach up to four probes to signal points, press AUTO-SETUP, and with in seconds a stable, automatically triggered display of the probed waveforms appears fon screen for quick viewing or advanced parametric characterization. With AUTO SETUP, users of any experience level gen increased speed and ease of use in makng day-to-day waveform observations and ‘measurements. Digital design and test personne are sue to appreciate Tek’s proprietary Pulse Mode fr Viewing narrow pulses in deta, AUTO- ‘SETUP calculates the duty factor and prop erly displays either the low duty cycle puse or several cycles of symmetrical wavetoms, Input channel selection is also sensed, and ‘display positioning adjusted for up to fou wavelorms with appropriate scaing,2400 SERIES TEK Measure Signal Parameters Quickly, With Instant Access to Complex Setups For closer examination of your signals and for more specialized setups, such as de- layed sweep displays or ones using the ex tended measurement options, front panel ‘controls are stil necessary. But now you ‘only need to create these setups once. Norwolatie memory for 30 setups stores al front pane! information, including cursor 1o- cations and control settings for the extend- ‘ed measurement options. The SAVEJRECALL util is a tremendous time saver for designers, evaluators and pro- duction test operators who need several selups for measurements at multiple test points in a circuit or system. Switching be- ween measurements is fast, just two but- tone for a complete setup. And operator at tention is focused on answers, not on ‘control adjustments. Measurements are highly reliable as well as efficient. Vertical and orizontal accuracy ‘are Sighlly specified for a wide range of en- ronmental conditions. Pulse response is ‘optimized for flatness and speed so the waveform measurement is a true represen: {ation of the signal. With the advanced fea: ture set, including waveform cursors, the 24GT/2465A/2445A Family minimizes errors ‘and maximizes your confidence in measure- ment results. ‘Automate Repetitive Measurement Se- ‘quences Without an Extemal Controller Now systematic verification procedures. for engineering prototypes, final production test oF field service can easly be set up, stored and without a computer. Step through up to 20 of the stored setups in the ‘order you choose. Just press the STEP but ton once for each sequence step. Or plug a {oot switch into the rear panel audio jack for hands-free operation ‘As a further aid, seven-character alphanu: meric labels can be stored with each setup. The labels can be test titles or operator ‘prompts for test point connections. You can protect the saved satups and sequences by \wite-protecting the memory. Buitin sequencing and screen message ca pabilties ere standard throughout the 2467/ 2AGSA2M45A Family. With a single, stand- ‘lone portable osciloscope you can imple- ment extensive automated or semiauto- mated procedures, This provides an excel lent, price-competitve entry into automated testing, The 2467/2465A/2445A family offers ‘complete upward mobilty from the 24458 through the 2467 and its options, 150 MHz to 350 MHz FOUR CHANNEL OSCILLOSCOPES ‘Add the GPIB option and take advantage of ‘no-controler setup and sequence transfer, ‘00. Create or modify stored setups on one scope, for example, then update the other scopes in a production test area with sim ple transfer procedure. ‘The GPB option opens even more possibit ties for automating measurement proce- dures, All front panel controls on the 2467/ 2ABEAI2M45A scopes are programmable ‘end can be set up by an extemal controler. It also can send messages to the operator for semiautomated tests and read back measurement results for storage and analysis. Personal Computers Assist Hardware ‘Development and Evaluation Taskwork For many single-step and multistep tests ‘during product development, characteriza tion and evaluation, the 2467/2465A/2445A's intemal sequencer ‘provides all the automa: tion you need. Further automation is accomplished by sim ‘ply linking the scope with a PC, or other ‘controler, via the GPS. Use this configura tion to debug prototypes, efficiently manage experiments, and record measurement re sults for documentation or analysis Test program generators such as EZ-TEK 2400 PC are designed so that developing your procedures involves little more than Setting the scope's front panel controls and making selections from a screen menu. You don't need to write code. Decrease a product's time to market by us- ing the same scopelcontoler system and software throughout the development cycle Tests that were designed during the engi ‘neering phase can be used for evaluation, then adapted for production. Consistency vill be maintained in methods and results. deal for Production Test Systems Configuring 2467/2465A/2445A oscillo- scopes for semiautomated operation takes ‘advantage of the strengths of both humans. ‘and computers. The controller can record measurement results, make arithmetic: ‘based pass/fail decisions, set the scope for ‘each step of the procedure, and write prompting messages on the CRT. The ‘operator's time is used efficiently to adjust ‘cursors to the signal, compare waveforms. ‘against references marked by the controller with the cursors, and decide whether the vi- ‘ual citer for each test has been met Combining the OMM, Video Measurement ‘and CTT options with a 2467/24650/2445A cosciloscope provides mutinstrument capa: bilies while reducing rack space, equip- ment cost and programming complexity. The self-diagnostic capabilities and self-calibration functions of the 2467/ 2ABSAI2MSA scopes make them excellent ‘candidates for instalation in larg and small test systems. A buitin run time counter 28° ‘sits in recordkeeping for preventative main- tenance and calation. The 2400 Series in- struments offer proven refabilty and are all backed by Tok’s three year warranty. ‘A Powerful Yet Portable System ‘A GPIB: and DMM-equipped 2467/2465A/ 2MBA, plus a 4041 controller are all a ser vice technician needs to carry into the field {or maintenance or troubleshooting. The ‘controler leads the technician through the steps of a diagnostic test or calration pro- cedure, Measurement regults are recorded ‘on magnetic tape for later analysis or use in statistical recordkeeping, ‘The 2467/2465A/2445A Family—Porta- bie and Rugged ‘The 2467/2465A/2445A and Special Edtions are easy to carry to any field service site. ‘And when you get there, they perform— ‘even in extreme conditions—with environ ‘mental characteristics including a low EMI profile and rugged construction per ‘MIL-T-28800C, Type il, Cis 3, Style C. Channels 1 and 2 vertical input coupings ‘can be independently selected as ac, de or ground, Or terminate your circuit outputs ‘and controled impedance transmission lines into 500. To protect against overload while Using the intemal 60 terminations, the scopes automatically switch to 1M cou- pping when an overload is detected, and a readout indicates the change. ‘The Assurance of Error-Free Operation ls Backed by Tek's Three Yoar Warranty ‘The warranty includes the CRT and can be easiy extended to five years (in mest coun tries) through a variety of optional service plans. ‘his, plus Tek quality and proven reliailty, ‘means you can expect outstanding vaiue ‘and long life from your osciloscope invest- ment, With new productivity enhancing fea tures to minimize training and operating time, the 2467/2465N/2445A Family offers ‘economical solutions to your needs in waveform observation, measurement and ‘automation, High performance at its afford- able best 281 GPIB poner:Ui 9 AY a 150 MHz to 350 MHz Fa TEK FOUR CHANNEL OSCILLOSCOPES "2400 SERIES Choose From a Complete Range of Options That Extend the Capabilities of the 2467, 2465A, 2455A, and 2445A Option 09 Countor/Timer/Triggor (CTT) With Word Recogalzer (WR) and Analog Signals Option 09 delvers the erystar-controled tin ing accuracy and the extra tnggering power you need for cial systems, Frequency and Period are measured irectly from any vert Cal channel, Time intervals can also be mea sured by the counter, with ease. And the delayed sweep (B sweep) tigger has been ‘expanded to select independent signal sources, slopes, and levels for the begin- ning and ending of a time interval. This ak lows precise time measurements between ‘wo events, each with different characters- tios—elther the same or separate channels ‘This new capabilty provides for measure: iment of propagation delay through a level shifter or an amp, as well as rise time, fal time, or microprocessor power-up delay. ‘Once configured, these measurement set ups can be saved in the scope's setup memory, ether to be recalled later or used 2s part of @ sequence. With the CTT, these recalled measurements are completely auto ‘matic and require no operator intervention With the Word Recognizer, any pattern of up to 17 digital bits can act as an input to the counter or as a tigger for the A or B sweep, Pinpointing the ‘needle iechaystack" signal in a digital system becomes feasible with the Word Recognizer and Delay-by-Events functions. These advanced triggering capa- bilties eliminate extraneous signals, ‘To characterize or unravel system opera: tion, the CTT also can measure the tre: uency or petiod of recognized words, and ‘can delay the scope trigger by a selected ‘umber of words. ‘And with the Totalize function, you can record the passing of unusual events or verify a burst of events on any vertical i But or recognized word. 282 ‘The Boolean logic tigger allows triggering ‘on either the logical AND or OR of any two input channels. Logical OR triggering lets you trigger on either the positive or nega: tive slope of any input signal. This function Js known as bislope triggering and allows you to catch events reiably—even if you don't know whether the transition will be high-to-ow or low-torhigh. ‘The Counter/Timer/Tiigger also is available without the Word Recognizer probe as ‘Option 06, Specifications begin on page 286. Option 06 Counter Timer/THager (CTT) ‘The Counter/Timer/Trigger is available with Out the word recognizer probe as Option 06. Specifications and included accesso- fies (except WR probe) are the same as Option 09. The word recognizer cannot, however, be added to Option 06 after deliv: ery (field retrofit kts are not available). ear a ‘hig sample waveform and CRT readout show a Bushs Naptelly Gepy and measramen ofthe abr sutcarier apiece on Lie 75, Fd 2 of an NTSC’ signa with re tlvsion Bleningieval clamp (70) engaged The cursor rosa of 40% 1 erro? (9 as 40 PE unis wih appropriate ecsiment of he ‘erica gan. Option 05 ‘eo Wavetom Mozsumont Sytom ‘vier Weetom Anse Coie” ‘Selectable System-M and Nonsystem-M Posen ‘Selectable Triggering on Any Line Within « Field, With Line-Number Readout Compatible With Composite Video Having ‘13:7 KHE to 77 KHz Line Rates: ‘TV Blanking-Level Clamp (Back-Porch) ‘Optimized Vertical Response Comparable to High Pertormance TV Waveform Monitors Video measurement capabilties extend the 2467/2465A/2445A's power and versatilty to meet the challenges in broadcast and cable television, graphics displays and ras: ter scan systems. The Video Waveform Measurement System makes quality mee: surements convenient during every stage of a product’s ife cycle: design, produc: tion, system calibration, quality assurance, maintenance and service. With CAT readout of the line number and field selected for triggering, an operator knows precisely what the display repre- sents. Any line can be selected from Field 1, Field 2, or Field 1 altemating wih Field 2| The fourth video trigger selection is Lines, which superimposes all the ines in both fields. Systems with up to 1280 lines ‘can be accommodated. The back-porch clamp locks the video black level toa fixed point, 50 the display is stable and clean, even when the composite Video contains low frequency hum or when the average picture level changes with ac coupling. Controls are provided for com patibility with a wide variety of system protocols ‘Specifications begin on page 287. oy1 | 2400 SERIES TE Option 014 cigta: murimeter ‘Tye Digh Avtoranging igh Morimoter True RMS Ac Vole From 20 Hz to 100 True AMS Ac Current From 20 He to 10 KR 10 uV Resolution on Dc Volts - ‘Continuity Boeper UL Listed, 5A Cored Temperature Probe — 62°C to +200°C Calibration via Front Panel Without Remov- ing instrument Covers ‘Convenience Festures Inch ‘Set Reference, Hold, Smooth, ‘Minimum/Meximum, ABV, and dm ‘The 2467/2465A/2445A's Digital Multimeter (Option 01) makes it possible to measure dc and ac (RMS) volts and current, dBm, BV, resistance, and temperature at your workbench, with no added space require- ments. Carry everything you need into the field for maintenance and repair, all in one rugged, portable package. The DMM and scope meet the same tough requirements for environmental conditions including tem: perature, humidity and shock. Calibration of the DMM is accomplished from the front panel, without removing any covers. Plug a DMM:equipped 2467/2465A/2445A into your system (rackmounting is optional as modified product) to take advantage of its fully programmable measurements and screen prompts, ‘Blocks of accumulated measurements can be averaged and smoothed. Minimum and maximum values can also be displayed. Set a reference function i, for example, you need to compare deviations from a ‘norm. Audible continuity checking is useful {or applications in service, production and esignidevelopment. Troubleshoot circuit board hot spots with the temperature probe. It registers temperature variations with 0.1°C oF F resolution. Combining the DMM and CTT options a lows direct measurement of system fre ‘quency, period oF time interval while moni 150 MHz to 350 MHz FOUR CHANNEL OSCILLOSCOPES toring ac or de volts, current or tempera- ture. Use just one instrument to character- ize voltage-to-frequency converters and temperature dit of crystal oscilators. Add the GPIB interface for a powerful measure: ‘ment system to run tests and verification procedures and log measurement results with your controler. Specifications begin on page 288. Option 10 opis inertace Bus interface complies with EEE Stan [GPIB] card 488-1978 and with Tektronix Starr (dard Codes and Formats, emote Control of Front Panel Functions ‘Selectable at Front Panel: Device Address, Talk/Listen Mode, Message Terminator Front Panel Status indicators: REM (Remote), SRQ (Service Request), LOCK (Local Lockout) Compatible With All Other 2467/2465A/ ‘445A Options. User-Generated SRO: To Signel Controller During Program Contr! Disable of Network the 2467/2465A/2445A With Your Other Equipment on the General Purpose interface Bus (Option 10 adds the ability to communicate ‘over the IEEE-488 General Purpose Inter face Bus. Contents of setup memory can be transferred between 2467/2465A/2445A, Units without an external controler. Or use 2 host controller to assist the oscilloscope ‘operator in performing a series of checks ‘and measurements. Front panel settings ‘can be remotely set or changed, and the tesults of cursor, DMM and CTT measure ‘ments communicated back over the bus to the controler, as well as appearing on the scope’s CRT. It is possible not only to display scope pa rameters and settings on the CRT, but also to read them back over the GPIB to the controler. ‘The abilty to display prompting messages (by embedding them in control programs) Teduces the chance of operator error at Critical points in a test procedure. ‘The 2467/2465A/2445A GPIB-message struc ture conforms to Tektronix Standard Codes ‘and Formats, ensuring that all GPB mes: ‘sages are “human readable” and consistent In format. Selectable message termination ‘characters alow scope use with most types Cf controllers. The new 2445A and 2465A are ‘compatible with programs for thei pradeces: sors, the 2445 and 2465, New Tektronix software development pack- ‘ages provide an envionment for quickly and easily generating automated and semi- automated test procedures. Not only are they easy for nonprogrammers to use, they ‘substantaly reduce the amount of time it ‘would take to create @ test program using previous programming methods and TEK EZ-TEST and EZ-TEK 2400 are auto- matic test program generators designed for use with the Tek 4041 controller. €Z-TEK 2400 PC runs on the IBM PC, XT and AT. ‘The TEK EZ-TEST generator programs the 4041 to drive a wide variety of GPIB- ‘compatible equipment. Both EZ-TEK 2400 ‘and EZ-TEK 2400 PC are designed for sys: tems that need only the capabilies found in 2ABTI2ABEAI2AA5A osciloscopes and their ‘options, None of these generators require previous GPIB programming experience since they use simple, multievel menus to develop sophisticated test programs. The Tek GPIB User's Resource Utility (GURU I) is a utlty package for 18M PCs. It includes a GPIB interface board for the PC, GPIB cable, software and instruction ‘manual ‘Specifications begin on page 288, Option 1R recamouning ‘The 2467/2465A/2445A instruments are availdble in standard 19.inch rackmount Configuration, complete with slide-out chas sis tracks, Specifications begin on page 288 283 GPIB415°C and from 435°C to +85°C. Add 1% of ‘2eding wien 60. inpu couping is used. Add ‘W% of Channel2 reading when inverted. Mes ‘ured with cursore anywfere on the graticu. AV Range — 8 timos the Volisidy ewitch setting, Variable Range — Continuously variable between Voltsidv switch settings. Extends de- flection factor to atleast 125 Via, Frequency Re 3 dB Bandwidth) natuneet “tare? [s-80 Sasa Paras some | oe ‘Memes enaee in Wed my b ‘Ac Coupled Lower ~3.d8 Point — With 1x Probe: 10Hz or lees. With 10X Probe: 1H2 or — 2467/2465A: <1 ns, 4. 445A: <<2.33 ns, Rise tes Caleulated trom =0.35/6W. Common-Mode Rejection Ratio (Add Mode With Channel 2 inverted) — At least 20:1 at ‘SD Nizfor common-mode signals of 8 cv or les, ‘with Var Vltsdlv contol adusted for bast CMR a1 0 kHz at any Volts setting 55 mV ‘Channel Isolation — >100:1 attenuation of de- selected channel at 100 MHz; 60:1 at nominal ‘bandwidth, Measured wth an eight cvision input signal and equal Vots/i switch sotings on both channel from 2 mVidv to 500 Viv Displayed CH 2 Signal Delay With Respect to. CH Signal — Adustable trough a range of at least £600 p3. Input Z (1 Ma) — 1Ma 05% shunted by Sp, 2 pF Meximum Input Voltage: 00 V (36 ‘+ Doak ac); 800V pep ac at 1OKH2 or les, for fc, de, and ground-coupled signals Input (600) — 50 +1%. VSWR (2467/ 2AB6AY. <13:1 from do to 300 MHZ: 151 from 300 “MHz to 350 MHz. VSWR (24554/2445A): <1.3:1 from de to nominal Bandwidth. Mexxmum Input Votage: § VAMS, a raged for 15; £80 V poak Cascaded Operation — Detiecton Factor: 200 aViGiv + 10%. For 200 nVidv sensitivity, use 20M bandwicth it 204 Compression or expansion of @ 2dv, center: Screen signal when posioned anywhere within the graticue area Bandwidth Limiter — Reduces upper 308 bandpass fo init of 13 Mz to 24 Mie Vertical Signal Delay — At least 30 ns of ‘sweep is displayed before tiggerng event is ds played with Soci settings > 10 na/av. Atleast 10-ns of sweep is displayed belore thogeeng event is splayed with Secldv setings a5 ns. CHOP Mode Switching Rate — 25 Miz +£0.2% for sweep speeds ranging from 20 ysiciv 0 2 ysldv. 1 MHz 202% for al other Swoep ‘speeds, The compleie display cycle rate equals the CHOP mode swiiching rate died by the ‘umber of channels displayed. The CHOP mode ‘hitching rate is modulated sighty to minimize waveform breaks with repotitve signals, HORIZONTAL SYSTEM Display Modes — A (main swoop), A INTEN: fied, ALTemate A intensiied with 8 (delayed ‘sweep), and B. In XY mode, Channel 1 provides ‘axe (horizontal) deflection ‘A Sweep Time Base Range — 2457/2465, 500 msidv to'5 nsidv in a 725 eaquence of 25 steps. X10 magnification extonde fastest swoop rate to 500 pslan. 2455A and 2445A: 600 m/c to 10 neldvin a 125 sequence of 24 steps. X10 megnibeation extends fastest sweep rate 10 ‘ald, B Sweep Time Base Range — 2467/2465A: SOmsldiv to 5 naldv in a 125 sequence of 22 Steps. X10 magnification extends fastest sweep rate 1o 600 peldv. 2455A/2445A: 50 sich to 10 nsldlv in a +255 sequence of 21 steps. X10 mag- nication extends fastest swoep rat to 1 nei Variable Timing Control — Continuousiy var able and callvated betwoen Saclay setings. Ex tends olowest A sweep speed to 1.5sidv. At fects the A Socldwv setting with the A splay ‘mode; afects the B Secidy eating with INTEN, ALT, and B modes. The VAR contol sels one ‘Signal cycle to five dhisions for RATIO. and PHASE measurements with cursor. Pa TK 10,MUz to 350 Miz 2400 FS FOUR CHANNEL OSCILLOSCOPES SERIES CHARACTERISTICS (CHANNEL 3 AND CHANNEL 4 Timing Aco Characteristics ae commen tothe 2487, 465A, Detlection Factor — 100 mVidiv and or DW ae arg 2AG6A, 2MEA and 24G5A Socal Edons excapt SOD mVidv = 10%, “eee se where nated Frequency Response — Samo as Channa! 1 Panmam | sssrcw vate | Garren tes VERTICAL SYSTEM and Channel 2 Responses measured ony wih Ussepabed Diaplay Modes — CH 1, CH2, CH, cH14, ad Standard robe some" | ah area [ee LD (cH11 + CH2}: Invert (C#i2 ont): Altemating and Step Response — Same as Channel 1 and a hood Bef] Stopsed clay owing for a chamats ard Charl 2 amy [see dee nw [pre atierna SS Ba Signal Delay Batwoen Channel 1 and Either ror" [ernie |1oet Ata a CHANNEL 1 AND CHANEL 2 Channel or Channel 4—"r0Sre-Nensued Foo 7 panecton taser mcrae En na 850% pnts Soe [serene [spent meren 1726 sequence of 1 slope Input Z— 1M 2 1%, shunted by 15 299 Detection racior bane Accuracy — 22%, Manrarn wp Vtage AV (e+ peak oo, Bor frp gomywe [2Gie rears Measured at a v/a soting with a four orfve DV PP ac at 1OKHZ or ess, fee isie [See aes (Bacio anal contwod on soe Channel tolation — >50' attenuation ofthe aagamer {AV Accuracy — 2(125%ofroacng + 000< Seslcld chama at 100M Meanzed win SETA anal techie Bone a eee FOR Han Bi nput sgl sean” [Patsy temperatises from + 15°C 10 435°C. Aa 22% ALL CHANNELS Fay peaeaes [spams of reacing for temperatures rom — 15°C 10 Low Frequency Linearity — 0.1 dy or loss _Ginon® |:umunascay™ |stats chasm) Tam & Sci stg of 20 ad 500, wt 205 ‘Time mara! ray mg fo pcan estes "nar ar meas on ctr Pera grat vend ftw 8 05 orn ible Tring Accrsey—Acd 2% of tne rena 12 Tinng Accuracy spochcaions fr Swoop. when Wi Conti ot of detent ‘AT Readout Resolution — 2487/2465A: Eiter 0p or 0025% of fl scale, whichever great 2ASSNI2445A: Esther 20 ps or 0.025% of Mi ‘scale, whichever is grater AT Range — With Cursors: +10 times the A ‘Seciiy setting. With Sweep Delay: +895 tines the A Seciiv setting ‘Swoop Delay Range — 0 t0 95 times tho A Secidlv setting, for settings trom 500 maid 12 TOnsiav (2467724654) oF trom” 500 malty to 2Onslev (2455A/2445A). With A Sacto satings 0180 us and fastr, the A Sweep tiggering event is observable on the B Sweep wih zero delay ‘setting. Delay sitter — 2467: Within 0.01% (one part o Jess fr 10.000) of maximum availabe delay, put 100 ps. 2465A/2455A/2445A: Within OODI% (one part or ess in 25,000) of maximum avalale delay, pls 50 ps. Position Control Range — Start ofthe 1 malty sweep can be positoned from right of grate Center to atleast 10 dvion lft of graticle cnr ter, Some porton of the sweep is always visble ‘wth X10 magnitication of.ine somes Le eel TEK 2. 150 MHz to 350 MHz SERIES FOUR CHANNEL OSCILLOSCOPES ‘TRIGGERING ‘CURSOR AND FRONT PANEL DISPLAY ‘Tigger Sensitivity From CH 1 or CH 2 Source [Be coupled: 0:35 cv. Nolee Reject Coupled: ‘E12 dv. HF Reject Coupled: 05 dv from dco ‘SO kHz LF Reject Coupled: 05 civ from 80 kz ’Ac Coupled: 035 div trom 60 Hz, ‘Above 60 MHz, triggering signal requirement in- ‘renses to 1.5 BV at 500 mez (lor 2467, 2465, fand 24554) and at 250 MHz (or 2445A) with do. UP Reject, and ac coupling. For Noise Reject cou- ‘ling above 50 Miz, tiggering signal requirement Frereasea fo 45 cv at S00 Mz (oe 2467, 2465, fand 2465A) and at 250 MHz (or 2458), Senattvity From ADD Source — 2ABT24BEAI2455A: AddOS dv to CH 1 of CH2 fource requrements at 500 MHz ‘Tiigger Sensitivity From CH 3 or CH 4 Source = "2407/2485N2455A: Onetall the CHT of G12 source requirements Trigger Senaltivity From Multiple-Channe! Composite Source — 2467/2465A/2455A: ‘Ag 10. v 10 CH 1 or GH2 source requrements. Maximum P-P Signal Rejected by Noise Reject Coupling Within Vertical Bandwicth CH or GH 2 Source: 904 dv with Vats/div Setings of 10 mVidlv and higher. Maximum noise fmpltude rejected ie reduced at 2mV/GN and SmVidiv settings. CHS or CH 4 Source: 20260. ter — 2487/2485A: <100 ps with Sv of ‘S00 Miz at 500 psidv. 2455A/2445A: <100 pe ‘wth dv of nominl bandwath at msi Level Control Range — CH 1 or CH2: +18 times the Votsiv setting. CH3 or CH4: 9 times the Vols setting, Level Readout Basle Accuracy — CH 1 oF GA Source: =[3% of Level setting +3% of pp sqnal +02dv + 0 mV + (O5mV x probe Sttenvation factor, CH'3 or CH 4 Source: [B% of seting +4% of pp signal +01 dv (05 mv x probe attenuation facto) Basic accuracies apply trom +15°C to +35°C land are measured with tsggerng signals having ttanetion times greater than 20s and dc trigger ‘coupling, Add (15 mV x probe attenuation factor) for temperatures from —15°C to +15°C and from 435°C to -+55°C. Add 1% of setting from 501 ingut couping. Add +1% of setting with Channel 2 inverted. Add =08 dv for CH 1 or (CH2 Source with Noise Reject tigger coupkng. ‘Add £03 di for CH 3 0 CH 4 Source with Noise Feect trigger couping ‘Maximum Triggering Signal Period 7A Seid Sting | AUTO ATO ete >On >a eine X-Y OPERATION X-Axle. Deflection Factor Range, Variable Range, and Accuracy — Same as Channel. X-Axle Bandwidth — Dc to 9 MHz Input Z — Sere as Channa 1. Phase Difference Between X and Y (With Bandwidth Limiting Off) — <1° fom de to Maz" <3° from 1 Nez to 2 MHz X-Axle Low Frequency Linearity — 0.1 dv or Jets compression or expansion of a2 dv, center: screen signal when positoned within the graticule ‘Cursor Position Range — AVotts: Atleast the center 7.6 vereal Gwisons. ATime: Atleast the ‘enter 9.6 horizontal cisions. Z-AXIS INPUT ‘Sensitivity — From Dc to 2Miz: Positive vot ‘age decreases intensty, +2 blanks a maximum intensiy trace, 2M to 20 Miz: +2V p-p mod: Utes & normal intensity trace Input Resistance — 940 + 10%, ‘Maximum Input Voltage — +25 peak; 25V pp ac at 10KiZ or less. ‘SIGNAL OUTPUTS, Colibeator — Measured withthe Secidy sating at I meld Volage Into 1 Ma Load: 400m “1%. Voltage Into 600 Load: 200m = 15% Short Creul Load Current: 8mA + 15%. Rep- ftiton Period and Accuracy: Two times the ‘A'Secidiv switen setting for settings from $00 ne/av to 100 ms/div +0.1%, duting the ‘sweep tine. ‘CH 2 Signal Out — Voltage: 20 mVisw + 10% Into. 1M IOmVidh 210% info 500. Offset SHOmV info 60M after de balancing within 25°C of the operating temperature, ‘A Gate Out and B Gate Out — Vortage: 24V ta 5V postive going puise, starting at OV to 400 mV Drive: Suppies 400 uA cing Hi sate; ‘Ske 2A during LO state. ‘CRT READOUT AND WAVEFORM INFORMATION LL 00m) 50000 cons Your eyes never have 1 lave te scan to cain nt Darel seine and masswemen resus I the CRT er ‘se above he op ares 0 the dopey promdes ape ‘Sowoo. nage votage lve ad ate ess, The ow fr aoa dapeye to salecd vlan and seconde Soae fects and that banc ht aed Pua are otted CCRT AND DISPLAY FEATURES Standard CRT — 2467: 68 mm x 85 mm. 2ABSAT2USSAI2445A: BO mm x 100 mm (8cm x 40.em). Markings: Eight major dv vertically and 10 mejor iv hoxzortaly, with aulary markings. ‘Trace Rotation Range — Adequate to align trace with center horzontal gaticule ine. ‘Standard Phosphor — GH (P31) Visual Weling Spoed — (2487) With 20 trea. Mumnation ‘Normal to CRT Facopiale_(ypicel room igh: 24 divine at maximum INTENSITY Contl geting No more than five bright spots wl be vile at maximum INTENSITY contol setting. ‘Addtional bright spots may be vibe after ds ‘laying a th infenety trace. These Spots wil ‘exinguish when INTENSITY contol is set 10 rium, Photographic Writing Speed — (2467) iO dine with C0 Series. camera and ‘SO £5000 fim, without prefogging. A single-shot race of instrument ree te Bt S00 peldv is recorded ‘with igh contrast at 179 Display Intensity Limitation — (2487) Display intensity ie automaticaly reduced end eventually textingushed after periods of no trent panel con trl actity. The time elapsed betore sonst re- ‘duction 1 shortened by high intensity settings fand Pigh duty factorsweep speedivigge rate ‘Combinations. Operating any such or he NTEN- SITY contol restores the selected intensity setting POWER REQUIREMENTS Line Voltage Ranges — 115 V: 90¥ to 182V ac. 230: 180V to 250 Vac. Line Frequency — 48 Hz to 440 He. Maximum Power Consumption — 120 W (180 V 2c) for fu optioned instrument. Fuse Rating — Either 2 A, 250 V, AGCAG, fastbow or 16A, 250 V, 5x20 mm, quick acting. Each fure type requires diferent cap. Primary Cirult Dlelectic Voltage Withstand Test — 1600 V me, 60 Hz, for 108 without breakdown, Primary Grounding — Type test to 0.10 max ‘um, Aoutine test fo check grounding continuity between chassis ground end protective earth ground. ENVIRONMENTAL AND SAFETY Envioamental equroments qualify the electrical land mechanical epecticabons. When not rack: ‘mounted, tho instrument meets the envitcamental Fequrements of MIL-T-28800C for Type W, Class 5. Sivle C equpment, with humicty and tempers: {ure requirements defined in paragraphs 38.22, 3923, and 3924 ‘Ambient Temperature — Operating: — 15°C to “+55°C. Nonoperaingy 62°C to +85°C. ‘Aittude — Operating: To 600m (15,000 ft. Maximum operating temperature decreases 1°C for each 1,000 ft above 1600 m (6,000 f), No ‘operating: To 15 000 m (60000 ft ‘Vibration — Operating: 15 minutes along each of vee axos at total ceplacement of 0025 ch bp (Ags at S542), with frequency varied from SOte to SSH2 in oneminute sweeps. Held 1Ominutes at each mejor resonance, ori none existed, held TOminutes at S5H2 (75 minutes {otal test tine). Packaged Treneportation Vibration — Meets {he ifs ofthe National Safe Transit Associaton ‘eat Proceduce 1A5-1, excursion of 1 inch pp at ABGSHz (1.19) for 50 nutes per Tektronix Stan- ‘ard 062285800 a GPIB i 8Fa TEK mM Q RY a 150 MHz to 350 MHz Humidity — Operating and Nonoperating: Stored at 95% relative humity for Sycles (2D hours) trom 420°C to +60°C, with opere- tional performance checks at +30°C and +55°C. Shock — Operating and Nonoperating: 50 9's, halting, 11s duration, tivee shocks on each face, fora total of 18 shocks, ity — Meets 19, standards: MILT-286000; ML-STD-461B Part 4 (CE-O3 and CS.02), Part § (C806 and AS02}, and Pan7 (C801, RE2, and AS3), timted to 1 GHe: VDE (67 Category 8; FOC Rules and Regulations Part 15, Subpart J, Class A: and Tektronix Standard 062 2966-00 Electrostatic Diacharge Susceptibility — Instrument does not change contol states’ with ischarges of loss than 10 KV. Meote requre iments of Tektronix Standard 062-2862 00 Radiation — Meets requirements of Tektronix Standard 062-188000. ‘Safety — UL sted (UL 1248) and CSA cortied (CSA 5866), Drip Proot — With Cover On: Meets Ml: 2B800C para 45553, ‘ranelt Drop — Not in Shipping Package: ‘Bich crop on each comer and each face (ML: 7.288000, para 45542) Packaged Transportation Drop — Meets the [mis of the Natonal Sete Transit Association Test Procedure 148-2; 10 ctoos of 38 inches per Tektronix Standard 062 285600 Bench Handling — With and Without Cabinet Instaleg: MLSTD-8100, Method 5162, Proce- dure V (LT 288000, para 455.43). ‘Topple — Operating and Cabinet Installed: Set ‘on rear feet and alowed to topple over cnto each of four adjacent faces per Tektronix Standard 052285800 PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS ‘auscaren [atssnrs [econo Dimensions [me [me [me [ie [em | i Wwenrense | 0 | 120 |e | 102 [ae | 10 ot ‘Wert caer] 90 | 78 | 20 | 2s [ime | ro reas | tes | 65 (oo | 63 oon Wn tentcowe |asr | aa lace | as [ae | ws ee Cr Ce ay evens | 109 | 10 | 02| 222 | ao] ew Spun Pr onan a gr mnewsrgien™ Cooling — Force a cova, Construction — Shoot suinumaloy chassi plastic laminate front pane, glass laminate crcut boars. ‘Ordering Information — Soe page 259. 266 FOUR CHANNEL OSCILLOSCOPES CHARACTERISTICS (OPTION 09) Ineo or chuecten sy eae os ee sr ante Rau ot ‘Son anon tog sob Senay Sea tat esr fhe soy a ek ayy ‘Loge Tigger. __ Sea wea |" Greats sueet oe seurce — A ws a wad gies ts Fe ‘quency, Period, and Totalize. arth raeavencr Rage — hier ot eine fon St eae povouten— sso +14.%E x09] Oey — Sur 3, at wn por snort potsh schon oe Aorcy ~ ern "2000% wg Or ete oben aye ot OE TBE Frequency Range Pot sown renoo Bangs — Aso ent pes om bo oenrd penatton— +(150 +1442) Dapp — een ane ese oro ps, ves Sone Acarny ~ ark 000% ot eng ogee wnpomnre ge ot See wee ACCURACY AND RESOLUTION SeemrOns Fong Reannoy nt {S0mLeet Sonat Oot (156m of fa as ‘TUE Tigger itr Eror NeNumber of cycles of measured equency ‘ring measurement interval (05 8 oF 1 period of the Input signal, whichever ie greater) ‘TUE (Tigger ster Error)= (ent + (ond — Input Sew Rate Where: ont =AMS noite of vertical syetem in div ‘on2=RMS noise voltage of input signal nave vena oa "Wage Song ct casa Bese nous mah 2400 SERIES ‘ATIME, 1/ATIME ‘TRIG AFT DLY Accuracy — = (LSD +001 x BTimeid) + (0.001% x ASeolaN -+0.001% of reading “+50 ps). Measured with vsualy axper Imposed signal vansitors, 0.1 cuins rager signal slew rates, and wit chennet1o-channel de lay mismatch corected by the CH2 DLY match lagustment from the font panel. Independent SLOPE and LEVEL settings for AREF and AB ti. ‘gers slow visual superposiion of any pai of ‘Bons wii the center 80% of tanstions hag at last 5 dv amltude. RUN AFT DLY Accuracy — +(LSD +0008 ASecidiv) + (0.01 x BTimeldiv + 83s) BB Timeldi includes 10x mag, ‘oes: put Signal te verica Ov wih 8 28 ree tine Measured tres are four hoz cy, TE fs nepigbe for Slow ates >01 ane Aime TRIG AFT DLY assumes vie uperposton Display Update Rate — Auto resoition, twice er second or every four sweeps, whichever slower. Depends on tigger and sweep rates wih selectable resolution, |TEK 20 150 MHz to 350 MHz SERIES FOUR CHANNEL OSCILLOSCOPES DELAY TIME ‘TOTALIZE CHARACTERISTICS (OPTION 05) ‘AIG AFT DLY Accuracy — +(LSD 4+0001% of reading +0.5 ne FA trigger slew error “+ tigger slew eon). Add 0. ns for dual chan ‘el measurements. ‘Where: Tigger slew error equals tigger level con. trl reedout acouracy-=tigger signal slew rate at the tigger point RUN AFT DLY Accuracy — (LSD +0.0012x ‘ASecldy +003 x 8 Tmeldv +50 rs), (B Time! ‘iv includes 10X mag) ‘TRIG AFT DLY and RUN AFT DLY Accura- cles Using Word Recognizer on the B Trigger M4ad"100 ne, if using extemal clock. Add 200 na, not using extemal clock ‘Maximum Count — To § 98,999 events. DELAY BY EVENTS ‘Aor B Sweep — The A tigger or 17-bit word Tecognizer detines stat events, The B tigger or {Tbk word recognizer defines delay events, With ‘ eweop inthe delayed by events mode, the B ‘weep ie delayable by ime ‘Maximum Delay Count — Up to 4,194,203. ‘Minimum Time From Start Event to Any De- lay Event — 4s, Minimum Pulee Width — 2331s, LOGIC TRIGGER ‘Combination Trigger — A sweep can be trig: ‘gered from logical combinations of A and 8 ig (Ge (A and B) 0° (A or B), or the word recognizer B'eweep can be triggered from the word recogrize. Minimum Time to Satisty Logic Combina- lone — 24s WORD RECOGNIZER Input — P6407 Word Recognizer Probe, 17 bits Bus clock (No CAT esplay trom PEAOT) Meets | Twowod | toes | tatetiat i ov | a i owe aa | 20 MH with clock, (OMe 1 10 Mz without clock. Data Set-Up Time — 250s. Data Hold Time — Ons. Option 10 the CTTAVR (Option 08) Osciloscope ‘combination is fay programmable. Complies with ‘The set of charactorscs isthe same as spect: fied for standard 2467/2445A/2465A oscil ‘seopee and includes the folowing additions: VERTICAL SYSTEM (CHANNEL 1 AND CHANNEL 2) Frequency Response — Aapicable for vot/ {y setings between Sen and O2V wit Var vot ‘dv contol calbalad delont and using a 5 dv ‘50124 reerence signal tom a 50 0 or 752 system. ‘ge win raw |W BW Lr Sei e one | om = 7 Sue ba raba ‘Squarewave Fiatness — 1% pp fr both €OHz ‘and 1Gkrtz equarewaves, rm a £00 of 760 oys- tom using @ 10 input wih a 50 VIG soting and luang a 0.1 input at 20 VG seting. 15% PP ‘ing 80:1 V put wah 5 Vichy and 10 mvt set thos, Exe fat 50 re folowng step trenston. For sionals wiht tos <0 ne, add 2% pp be: ‘ween 166s and 165 ne afer step transition, ‘Television Blanking-Level Clamp (Back- Porch) 60 Hz Refecton (Channel 2.Ony) — 218 cB at 6 Hz: wih caibaled Vola setings betwoen Srv and O2V, and a 6 dv reference Sona. Television Blanking-Lovel Clamp (Back- Poreh) Reference — Witin 10 dv of gcound reference, ‘TRIGGERING ‘Syne Seperation — Siable sync separation from synerpostine oF composite vdeo on systems with £25 10 1280 ines/rame, SOHe or GDHe field rate, ineraced oF noninter: laced scan, ‘Trigger Modes — LINES, FLD1, FLD2, and ALT(ALD 1-ALD2), Input Signal Amplitude for Stable Triggering =P Channel 1 and Channel 2: 10100 6a on the 200 mv ‘and 2V ranges, 10M on the higher ranges. Resistance can'be changed to 10M on al ranges Noma-Mode Rejection Ratio — >60¢8 50H and 60 Hz fay RY i) Common-Mode Rejection Ratio — 10008 at de; 580 4B at SOHZ and 60 Hz with 1 ko imbalance, Maximum input Voltage — 500 RMS; 700 V ak between inputs and ground, Response Time — <2a in Auto, <1s in Manual. ‘AC RMS VOLTAGE Ranges — 200 mV, 2V, 20V, 200, 500. Reeolution — 10 nV (4% digit). ‘Accuracy — + (% of reading +% of ful scale) Iparequene | emviezeey [say Brewer | 207% 40m) | 07x soap ‘Gre Owe sm sare) | san 1079 we emwe | 207e +orw) | z07% +020) Bwee wee | 26s sor) | 2s 3020) (Crest Factor — <4 ot ful scale ‘Common-Mode Rejection Ratio — >60 8 at ‘50H and 60 He with 1k? ebelance. Response Time — <3e in Auto, <2s in Manoa Input Impedance — 1 MA. in par ‘<0 pF ‘Maximum input Voltage — 500V AMS: 700 oak between inputs and ground, not to exceed 10’ V-He product {4BV, dBm — Cabulated reacing of ac votage mesturements, dBV equals 20L0g (Vid ¥). ‘dBm i aterenced 1 mW ino 6009. HIO RESISTANCE Ranges — 2k0, 2040, 20040, 2 M0 20 Ma, ‘Accuracy — (0.1% of reading +001% of ful ‘scale) for 2k to 2M. (04% of reading) for OMA, Add 2% of reacng foreach 10% Relative ‘Humicty above 70% when in 2M and 20 Mit ranges. ‘Maximum input Voltage — 500 V RMS; 700 V peak wath Full Scale Voltage — 2V. ‘Open Circult Voltage — <6 Resolution — 0.19 (4% digit). Response Time — <2s in Auto, <1 in Mar- ual <5 hn 20M range. 288 FOUR CHANNEL OSCILLOSCOPES LO @ RESISTANCE Ranges — 200.0, 20, 20 k2, 200 ko, 2M. ‘Accuracy — (0.1% of reading +0.1% of ful ‘scale) for 2000 range. Subtract (0.00% of ful Scale) fr 2 ke to 200 ka ranges. Add (0.15% ot reading) and subtract (0.00% of ful scale) for 2M range. Add 2% of reading for each 10% lative Hurt above 70% when in 200K and 2M ranges. ‘Maximum input Vottage — 500 RMS; 700V peak. Full Gcale Voltage — 02V. Open Ciroukt Voltage — <6V. Resolution — 0019 Response Time — <2s in Auto; <1s in Manual Continuity — An audible tne indicates <10.0 eponse tine is ~0.1, Dc CURRENT Ranges — 100 nA, 1 mA, 10™mA, 100mA, 1A. ‘Accuracy — £(0.1% of reading +-002% of nat scale) Burden Voltage — <150mV up to 100mA increasing to <600 mV at 1. Resolution — 10 nA Response Time — <2s in Auto; <16 in Maral. [AG (RMS) CURRENT. Ranges — 100 nA, 1A, 10 mA, 100mA, 1 ‘Accuracy — +(06% of reading +0.1% of ful ‘scale rom 20 Hz to 102 Burden Voltage — <160 mV up to 100mA Increasing to <600 mV at 1A Resolution — 101A. Response Time — <3s in Auto; <2s in ‘Marval ‘TEMPERATURE Range — ~£2°C to +280°C. ‘Accuracy — (2% of reading +15°C), Resolution — 0.°, Readout — Selectable in ether °C or °F. OTHER CHARACTERISTICS. Reading Rate — Thee reacings/s. nominal ‘except 1.5 reacings/s on 20 Mi range. ‘Temperature Costticlent — <0.1 x the scou- racy spectication"C from —15°C to +18°C and ftom +28°C to +-55°C. GPIB Compatibility tor Semiautomatic Measurement Systems — When combined with Option 1, the DMM (Option 01) osciloscope Combination is fuly programmable. Comes wit Tektro Standard Codes and Formats. ‘Ordering Information — See page 200 2400 SERIES CHARACTERISTICS (OPTION 10) ‘The set of characterises fs the same as spect fied for standard 2467/2445A/2465A oscilo- seope8 and inludes the foloweng edchtons: Standard Inartace Functions Implemented — SHI, AMI, TEL SRY, AL, DCT, E1 DTQ C8, PPO ‘Vertical Position Accuracy — Channel 1 and Channel 2 (Noninverted) ‘£[03 cv +9% of cistance (n cisions) from can- ter screen +05 mV divided by the Votidy sat ting]. For — 15°C to 485°C (excluding + 15°C to -+35°C) add 15 mV cided by the Vat set ting, For Channel 2 inverted add 02 av ‘Channel and Channel 4: [07 ov +9% of ‘stance (in iv) from canter screen] ‘Ordering information — Seo page 250 CHARACTERISTICS (OPTION 1R) ENVIRONMENTAL Reckmounting changes the temperate, vire: ‘ion, and shook capebities. The rackmourited os: ‘llcope mets or exceeds the requrerants of NaL7-258000 wih respect to Type M, Class § Sivle C equipment, when installed as droctod. meets or exceeds Tektronix Standard "285300, Cass 5 requrements, ‘Ambient Temperature — Operating: —15°C “H55°C. Meestrod at tho nsbuments ret, fn cohausttemperatre shoud not exceed +65°C. ‘Vibration — Operating: Same 2s standard inst ment, except total deplecerent i O15 ch pp 23g ats He) ‘Shock — Operating and Novoporating: Same as standard intent except shocks ere 30 9's—_ae fa — 2400 SERIES TE ‘ORDERING INFORMATION 2467°4950 Miz Osciloscope $11,900 includes: MCP CAT; fou PBIS6 OX 1m pres with ozone 2 A 20 V tune 1590021, 2p wok 20 ‘emery peach (18089700, lve paste ORT te (Greate, cw plastic CAT ter snap accessory fpouen (016-0692-00)"Iront cover: power cord Gist iat epertor manu (To sae4dD, 2485A 350 MHz Osciloscope $5,350 includan: we P6135 TOK 1-3 probes with accesso fon PEI, 2A, OV fe (EDIT) 2 ook ‘eoeseoy pouch (1605970) be paste CAT Mer (GroorwBaky, clear pasto CRT Mer snap acces. fry pouch (0160882400) ont cover power cord (G6tat0400) operate manual (OED, 245A 250 MHz Osciloscope Includes: Same 0s 255A 244A 150 MHz. $3,590 Iekades: Sara ts 245A, excep! two PISS TOK 2m probes POX 2485A DV 350 Mitz Osclloscope $9,200 Includes: Sarve as 265A. plus DM (Option). TY {Opton 5). CTIA (Opton 0), GPE (Option 10 3nd {wo adston! PEI probes (Opten 22) Prondes mest ‘ontetacwe combinson af hese opens ‘2485A DM 350 MHz Oscilloscope $8,400, includes: Sane. 24864, pus BNM (Opton0), {CTTINR. (Option 8) GPE {Qzton 10). and wo 20d ‘ena PEISS pres (Opion 22). Proves most Cos ‘tocve combate of hace optons 2485A CT 350 Mitz Osclloscope $7,150 includes: Sar os 288A, pu CTT (Opin 0), 7S (Goon 0) ané two acaion’ PES probes (Opten 2) Frond most ost combnaten of awe opine. INSTRUMENT OPTIONS $5,150 Sen +1060 Inclodes: Same at sanders bsturents. us COR tyateate CAT ter (378010001, NTSC glaeule CAT or (re012002) polazod cotapstle wowng Pood (oredreo00. Option 08 — CounteiTmerTiggee.+81,000 IReladee: Sane aa standard rabumons, us 2 Go>- ber toe (20602220); we Dinen TO wide comb (orearer0o), ‘pion 08*19# — CounteTine Trager and Wee +3100 Includes: Saree ss standard nstuments, hs 8 wars ‘coger prove (O%0-S407 01) 20 grabber toe (Gpd22200y two 'Oineh NO wide comb (812074700, ‘Option 10 —IEEEGE GP mieface. +8800 Includes Sane az sarcard natumoni, ps sr rat tartace Guise. [MULTIPLE OPTION ALLOWANCE (MOA) nen 8-6 or 2065 revert ore wh exe (Option 24 — MOA tor combing to of he shove optone $280 Option 3A — MOA for canting hee of he ove optons $800 Option 4A — MOA for combining fox of he hove options. S80 ‘OTHER INSTRUMENT OPTIONS. 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