Dataman 770 series performance characteristics, Vertical deflection system, Triggering – Dataman 520 Series User Manual
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14 yes 1ms
50us
5us 10.24ms 1.25us 800kHz
15 yes 2ms 100us 10us 20.48ms 2.5us 400kHz
16 yes 4ms 200us 20us 40.96ms 5us 200kHz
17 yes 10ms 500us 50us 102.4ms 12.5us 80kHz
18 yes 20ms 1ms 100us 204.8ms 25us 40kHz
19 yes 40ms 2ms 200us 409.6ms 50us 20kHz
20 yes 100ms 5ms 500us 1.024s 125us 8kHz
21 yes 200ms 10ms 1ms 2.048s 250us 4kHz
22 yes 400ms 20ms 2ms 4.096s 500us 2kHz
23 yes
1s
50ms 5ms 10.24s 1.25ms 800Hz
24 yes
2s
100ms 10ms 20.48s 2.5ms 400Hz
Table 7.2.9.1. – DATAMAN 526 timebase ranges
7.3. DATAMAN 770 series performance characteristics
7.3.1. Vertical deflection system
No of divisions
8
No of pixels per division
32
Deflection factor range
10mV/div to 5V/div in 1-2-5 sequence
Accuracy
+- 2% of current value + 1 pixel
Resolution
8 bits (0,39%)
Frequency response (-3dB) DC: 0 - 150 MHz, AC: 1.2Hz – 150 MHz
Step response rise time
max. 2.4 ns
Channel isolation
min. –60 dB
Resistance
1 MOhm +5 %, -2 %
Input resistance inaccuracy
adjustment
Digital for absolute accuracy +- 2% of current voltage +
1 pixel
Capacitance
28 pF +- 1pF
Zero setting accuracy
+- 2% of the screen
Maximum input voltage
+- 200V at 100 kHz or less
Table 7.3.1.1. – Vertical deflection system
7.3.2. Triggering
System type
Dual level
Trigger source for primary
level
selectable Channel A, Channel B or external trigger input
Trigger source for
secondary level
selectable Channel A, Channel B or external trigger input
Threshold setting
Channel A and Channel B on the whole display range.
External fixed on about 1.5V
Slope selection
Leading or trailing edge independently on each source
Minimum trigger pulse
period
5 ns
Minimum trigger pulse
length
2.5 ns
Maximum voltage on
external trigger input
–10V to +13V at 20 kHz or less
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