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User’s Guide
Publication Number 54657-97019
August 2000
For Safety information, Warranties, and Regulatory
information, see the pages behind the index
© Copyright Agilent Technologies 1991-1996, 2000
All Rights Reserved
Agilent 54657A, 54658A,
and 54659B
Measurement/Storage Modules
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Page 1 - Measurement/Storage Modules

User’s GuidePublication Number 54657-97019August 2000For Safety information, Warranties, and Regulatoryinformation, see the pages behind the index© C

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Installation This chapter provides you with the information necessary to installthe Measurement/Storage Module on the oscilloscope. Informationrequir

Page 3 - Accessories available

To install the Measurement/Storage Module1 Turn off the oscilloscope. 2 Install the module as shown below. The oscilloscope is reset after installatio

Page 4 - In This Book

To configure the interface The Measurement/Storage Module can be connected to a printer, a plotter, ora computer through the interface. The 54657A ha

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54658A Serial ConnectionsThe signals for the RS-232 port on the 54658A are listed below.Pin Number Signal2 Transmit Data3 Receive Data4 Request to Sen

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Pin out of 13242G/17255M RS-232 cablePin out of 24542G RS-232 cable Pin out of 92219J/ 17255D RS-232 cable54645b09.cdr13242G/17255MCablePrinter/plotte

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54659B Serial ConnectionsThe signals for the 9-pin RS-232 port on the 54659B are listed below. Pin Number Signal1 Data Carrier Detect2 Receive Data3 T

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2Operating theMeasurement/Storage Module

Page 10 - Installation

Operating the Measurement/StorageModuleThis chapter provides you with the information necessary to use theadditional, or enhanced features that the Me

Page 11 - Turn off the oscilloscope

Math FunctionsWithout the Measurement/Storage module installed, addition and subtractionare the only math operations provided. In addition to the lim

Page 12 - To configure the interface

Measurement/Storage ModulesThe Agilent 54657A, 54658A, and 54659B Measurement/StorageModules provide additional measurement and storage capabilities t

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Function 11 Press ± . 2 Toggle the Function 1 On Off softkey to enable math function number 1.3 Press the Function 1 Menu softkeyA softkey menu with

Page 14 - 54645b08.cdr

Function 2Function 2 will plot differential or integral waveforms, or perform an FFTusing the input signals connected to the vertical inputs (1 and 2)

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The integrate calculation is relative to the currently selected source’sinput offset. The following examples illustrate any changes in offsetlevel.In

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7 Press the Offset (differentiate and integrate) or Ref Levl (FFT) softkeyand rotate the knob closest to the Cursors key to set the offset(from the c

Page 17 - Measurement/Storage Module

FFT Measurement Operating System Requirements Refer to "Oscilloscope Compatibility" on page 1-2 for operating systemrequirements for FFT ope

Page 18 - • Trace Storage

Aliasing When using FFT’s, it is important to be aware of aliasing. Thisrequires that the operator have some knowledge as to what thefrequency domai

Page 19 - Math Functions

Spectral Leakage The FFT operation assumes that the time recordrepeats. Unless there is an integral number of cycles of the sampledwaveform in the re

Page 20 - Function 1

•Cent Freq Allows centering of the FFT spectrum to the desired frequency.Select and rotate the knob closest to the Cursors key to set thecenter freq

Page 21 - Function 2

The following FFT spectrum was obtained by connecting the front panelprobe adjustment signal to input 1. Set Time/Div to 500 s/div, Volts/Div to100 m

Page 22 - Integrate and Offset

FFT Measurement Hints – ContinuedWhile the FFT spectrum is displayed, use the and Cursor keys to switch betweenmeasurement functions and frequency do

Page 23 - is volt seconds

Accessories available34810B BenchLink/Scope software package.10833A 1 meter (3.3 feet) GPIB cable.10833B 2 meter (6.6 feet) GPIB cable.10833C 4 meter

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Automatic Measurements With the Measurement/Storage Module installed, the oscilloscope is capableof making five additional automatic voltage and time

Page 25 - Aliasing

Setting Thresholds Without the Measurement/Storage module installed, rise time and fall timemeasurements are performed at the 10%/90% threshold levels

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User Thresholds 1 Press Time . 2 Press the Next Menu softkey until the Define Thresholds softkey isdisplayed on the far left side. 3 Press the Defin

Page 27 - Cursors

•Voltage Rise time/fall time measurements performed at the lower andupper levels specified by you. Frequency, period, duty cycle, positivepulse widt

Page 28 - FFT Measurements

User Threshold Rise Time MeasurementFigure 2– 6Operating the Measurement/Storage ModuleSetting Thresholds 2–18

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To make delay measurements automatically You can measure the delay of signals connected to the oscilloscope’s input 1and input 2 connectors when the M

Page 30 - Automatic Measurements

7 Press the Measure Delay softkey. Delay is measured and displayed onthe screen. Negative delay values indicate the defined edge on channel 1 occurr

Page 31 - Setting Thresholds

To make phase measurements automatically Phase shift between two signals can be measured using the Lissajous method.Refer to the User and Service Guid

Page 32 - Press Time

Automatic Phase MeasurementFigure 2– 8Operating the Measurement/Storage ModuleTo make phase measurements automatically 2–22

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To make additional voltage measurementsautomatically With the Measurement/Storage Module is installed, the following additionalautomatic voltage measu

Page 34 - Figure 2– 6

In This BookThis book is the user’s guide for the Agilent 54657A, 54658A, and 54659BMeasurement/Storage Modules, and contains three chapters.Installat

Page 35 - Time

1 Adjust controls until the desired signal is displayed. 2 Press Voltage . 3 Press the Source softkey until the desired source is selected. 4 Press

Page 36 - Automatic Delay Measurement

To make additional cursor measurements Without the Measurement/Storage Module installed, cursor measurementscan be performed on channels 1 through 4,

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•V2 reads the percentage the V2 marker has moved from the established100% position. Negative readings indicate marker has moved through theestablishe

Page 38 - Figure 2– 8

11Press the Set 100% softkey to set the t1 marker to 0° and the t2 markerto 360°. All readings (except second ∆t display in seconds) are nowrelative

Page 39 - Vbase–Vtop

Cursor Measurement Hints If cursors are positioned too closely together, an error will be displayed whenthe SET softkey is selected. Displayed marker

Page 40 - Voltage

Unattended Waveform Monitoring The Measurement/Storage Module simplifies circuit debugging by comparingan active channel (not functions) trace on the

Page 41 - Cursors

To create a mask template using Automask A mask template contains two limit lines: minimum and maximum.Automask allows you to easily generate a mask

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To create a mask template using Autostore An envelope of the passing region can be generated using the Autostorefunction. Then the Automask function

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11 Press the Tolerance softkey, then turn the knob closest to the Cursors key to set the tolerance to ±0.0%. If additional tolerance is desired, set

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To create or edit a mask using line segments The Measurement/Storage Module has a built-in Mask Editor for creating orediting masks. It provides two

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Installation1Reference Information3Operating the Measurement/Storage Module2Indexv

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5 Toggle the Edit Line softkey to select the limit line you want to edit.6 Turn the Delay knob to move the X-coordinate of the cursor to thetime corr

Page 47 - Autostore

To edit an individual pixel of a mask Previously created masks can be edited pixel-by-pixel using the line drawingediting tool. The Delay knob select

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To edit the mask to test only a portion of a waveform In certain circumstances, not all the points on the waveform need to betested. Only the area of

Page 49 - Press the Mask Test softkey

Mask Editing Operating HintEach limit line can have its own selectable test region. The figure below shows a mask that tests the overshoot of the wave

Page 50 - Cursors key to move the

To start waveform monitoring Before using a testing mask to monitor a waveform, the mask must becreated. Once created, the mask is automatically stor

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•Increment This softkey is displayed only when Save To Trace is selected.When On, all test violations are saved by incrementing the tracenumber. The

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To automatically save test violations The signals that fail the waveform monitoring test can be saved, thenviewed/measured at a later time. Provision

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Saving Test Violation Data Operating Hint When Increment On is selected, traces ≥3 to 100 are stored in the compressedstate. During the compression a

Page 54 - To start waveform monitoring

Creating a delay testing maskA mask can be used to test the channel to channel delay of two input signals.The shape of the mask varies depending on th

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The following procedure can be used to setup a mask template for testingchannel to channel delay. In the oscilloscope setup, the controls should be se

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Creating a frequency testing mask A mask can be used to test the frequency of the input signal. The shape ofthe mask varies depending on the shape of

Page 58 - Creating a delay testing mask

The following procedure can be used to setup a mask template for testing thefrequency of a sine wave or a square wave. Similar methods can be used to

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Creating an overshoot testing mask There are two parameters associated with the overshoot of a signal: thepercentage of overshoot and the settling ti

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The critical factors for creating the mask template are:•The vertical window of the middle region of the mask template determinesthe upper limit of th

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Creating a rise time testing mask Mask template testing can be used to test the rise time of a signal, includingspecifying an upper limit for rise tim

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1 Determine the top and base of the signal. Use the automatic measurement Vtop and Vbase of the oscilloscope todetermine these values. 2Calculate the

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Testing the eye opening of an eye-pattern signal There are generally two tests that you want to perform on an eye-patternsignal: an eye boundary test

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1 Set up the oscilloscope for proper viewing of the eye-pattern signal. 2 Determine the fail region.3 Create the mask using the line drawing capabilit

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To save or recall traces With the Measurement/Storage Module installed, the two volatile pixelmemories are replaced with four high-speed non-volatile

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•Recall Setup Recalls the previously stored front-panel setup that wassaved with the waveform for the trace selected. •Edit Label Used to enter a 20

Page 67 - Determine the fail region

Contents1 InstallationOscilloscope Compatibility 1–2To install the Measurement/Storage Module 1–3To configure the interface 1–42 Operating the Mea

Page 68 - To save or recall traces

To create a label for a trace memory Each trace stored in Measurement/Storage Module can have a label up to 20characters long to identify the stored w

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To set real-time clock Time (24-hour format) and date tagging of hard copy and nonvolatile tracememories is provided using a built in, battery backed

Page 70 - Trace

4 Press the Set Date softkey. A softkey menu with six choices appears. Five of them are related to settingthe real-time clock date. •Day Selects th

Page 71 - To set real-time clock

3Reference Information

Page 72 - Press the Set Date softkey

Reference Information This chapter contains reference information for theMeasurement/Storage Modules including its operating characteristics.3–2

Page 73 - Reference Information

Operating Characteristics Operating Characteristics are specified with the Measurement/StorageModule installed on an Agilent 54600–Series Oscilloscope

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SelectableWindowsFour windows are selectable: Hanning, for best frequency resolution andgeneral purpose use; flattop, for best amplitude accuracy; re

Page 75 - Operating Characteristics

SweepSpeedEffectiveSampleRateMaximumFrequencySpanSweepSpeedEffectiveSampleRateMaximumFrequencySpan5 s/div2 s/div1 s/div500 ms/div200 ms/div100 ms/div5

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Mask Template TestingNumber of masktemplates2, nonvolatileMask templategenerationAutomask generates a mask from waveform data with variabletolerances.

Page 77 - Figure 3–1

RS-232 ConfigurationsConnector Type With the adapter cable connected, at the end of the cable is a9 pin/25 pin DTE port; a printer cable is required t

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3 Reference InformationOperating Characteristics 3–3IndexContentsContents–2

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Index!∫dt, 2–5Aaliasing, 2–9Automask, 2–30automatic measurements, 2–14delay, 2–19phase, 2–21Vamplitude, 2–23voltage, 2–23Vovershoot, 2–23Vpreshoot, 2–

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NNyquist frequency, 2–9Ooperating characteristics, 3–3FFT, 3–3hardcopy output, 3–6mask template testing, 3–6measurments, 3–3programmability, 3–7real-t

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DECLARATION OF CONFORMITYaccording to ISO/IEC Guide 22 and EN 45014Manufacturer’s Name:Agilent TechnologiesManufacturer’s Address:1900 Garden of the G

Page 83 - DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

Product RegulationsSafety IEC 1010-1:1990+A1 / EN 61010-1:1993UL 3111CSA-C22.2 No.1010.1:1993EMC This Product meets the requirement of the European Co

Page 84 - Product Regulations

© Copyright AgilentTechnologies 1991-1996, 2000All Rights Reserved.Reproduction, adaptation, ortranslation without priorwritten permission isprohibit

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Product WarrantyThis Agilent Technologiesproduct has a warrantyagainst defects in materialand workmanship for a periodof three years from date ofshipm

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VoltageTimeCursorsPress this key . . .. . . to obtain this menu

Page 87 - . . . to obtain this menu

PrintUtilityTraceTracePress this key . . .. . . to obtain this menu

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