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P6021 

SECTION 

PERfORMANCE  CHECK 

CALIBRATION 

Introduction 

This  section  provides  procedures  to  be  used  in  checking 

the  performance  or  in  calibrating  the  P6021  Current  Probe 
and  Termination.  Limits  and  tolerances  in  this  section  are 
given  as  calibration  guides  and  are  not 

instru-

ment specifications. 

To  ensure  measurement  accuracy,  check  the  performance 

of  the  probe  and  termination  whenever  they  are  changed 
from  one  test  oscilloscope  to  another,  especially  when 

changing  input  capacitance,  and  recalibrate  if  necessary. 

Check  the  calibration  of  the  probe  and  termination  every 

1000  hours  of  operation,  or  every  six  months  if  used  in­

frequently.  Before  calibration,  thoroughly  clean  and  inspect 
the  probe  as  outlined  in  the  Maintenonce  section. 

The  features  provided  by  this  section  are: 

Index. 

The  Short-Form  Procedure  lists  the  step  numbers 

and  titles  of  the  complete  Performance  Check/Calibration 

Procedure  and  gives  the  page  on  which  each  step  begins. 
Therefore,  the  Short-Form  Procedure  can  be  used  as  an  index 
to the steps in the complete procedure. 

Calibration  Record. 

The  Short-Form  Procedure  can  be 

reproduced  and  used  as  a  permanent  record  of  instrument 
calibration.  Spaces  are  provided  to  record  performance 
data  for  this  instrument  or  to  check  off  steps  as  they  are 

completed. 

Abridged  Calibration  Procedure. 

The  Short-Form  Pro­

cedure  lists  the  adjustments  necessary  for  each  step  and/or 

the  applicable  tolerance  for  correct  calibration.  The  ex peri­
encyd  calibrator  who  is  familiar  with  the  calibration  of  this 
instrument  can  use  this  procedure  to  facilitate  checking  or 

calibrating  this  instrument. 

Performance  Check. 

The  Calibration  Procedure  can  be 

used  as  a  performance  checkout  procedure  by  completing 

all  portions  except  the  ADJUST- part  of  a  step.  This  checks 

the  probe  and  termination  cover  or  making  internal  ad­

justments. 

Complete  Calibration. 

Completion  of  each  step  in  the 

Calibration  Procedure  checks  the  probe  and  termination  to 

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performance  standards  and  gives  the  procedure 

to  set  each  adjustment  to  its  optimum  setting.  Where  pos­
sible,  instrument  performance  is  checked  be·fore 

on 

adjust­

ment  is  made.  For  best  overall  instrument  performance, 
make  each  adustment  to  the  exact  setting  even  if  the 

CHECK- is within the allowable tolerance. 

EQUIPMENT  REQUIRED 

General 

The  following  items  are  required  for  calibration  of  the 

P6021  Current  Probe  and  Termination.  Specifications  given 

5-1 

are  the  minimum  necessary  for  accurate  calibration.  All  test 

equipment  is  assumed  to  be  correctly  'calibrated  and  oper­

ating  within  the  given  specifications.  If  equipment  is  substi­
tuted,  it  must  meet  or  exceed  the  specifications  of  the  rec­
ommended equipment. 

For  the  quickest  and  most  accurate  calibration,  special 

Tektronix  calibration  fixtures  are  used  where  necessary. 
These  special  calibration  fixtures  are  available  from  Tek­

tronix,  Inc.  Order  by  part  number  through  your  local  Tek­

tronix Field Office  or representative. 

Test  Equipment 

1.  Test  oscilloscope.  Bandwidth,  DC  to  75  megahertz; 

deflection  factor,  .01 V/cm  and  .02 V/cm.  Tektronix  580-

series recommended. 

2.  Pulse  generator.  Risetime,  0.25  nanosecond;  amplitude 

to  50  vol1s  into  50  ohms.  Tektronix  Type  109  recom­

mended. 

3.  Low-frequency  constant  amplitude  signal  generator. 

Frequency,  120  hertz  to  50  kilohertz;  output  amplitude,  vari­

able  from  2.8  volts  to  5  volts  into  50  ohms;  amplitude  regu­
lation  accuracy,  constant  within  3"10  of  reference  at  50  kilo­

hertz  as  output  frequency  changes.  For  example,  General 

Radio  1310-A  Oscillator. 

4.  Transmission  line.  Risetime,  0.1  nanosecond;  delay, 

60  nanoseconds.  Tektronix  Type  113  Delay  Cable  recom­
mended. 

Accessories 

5.  Cable  (two).  Impedance,  50  ohms;  electrical  length, 

5  nanoseconds;  connectors,  GR.  Tektronix  Part  No.  017-
0502-00. 

6.  Attenuator  (two).  Impedance,  50  ohms;  attenuation, 

lOX; 

connectors,  GR.  Tektronix  Part  No.  017-0078-00. 

7.  Attenuator.  Impedance,  50  ohms;  attenuation,  5 X; 

connectors,  GR.  Tek 

ix  Part  No.  017-0079-00. 

8.  Attenuator.  Impedance, 

50 

ohms;  attenuation,  2 

X; 

connectors,  GR.  Tektronix  Part  No.  017-0080-00. 

9.  Termination.  Impedance,  50  ohms;  description,  end­

line;  connector,  GR.  Tektronix  Part  No.  017-0081-00. 

10.  Termination.  Impedance,  50  ohms;  description,  thru­

line;  connectors,  GR  to  BNC  male.  Tektronix  Part  No.  017-
0083-00. 

11.  Adapter.  Description,  GR  to  BNC  male.  Tektronix 

Part  No. 017-0064-00. 

12.  Adapter.  Description,  GR  to  BNC  female.  Tektronix 

Part No.  017-0063-00. 

13. 

Adapter.  D

e

scri

p

tion

Dual  banana 

plug 

to  BNC 

fe­

male. 

Tektronix 

Part  No.1 

03-0090-00. 

REV A 

OCT  1979 

Summary of Contents for P6021

Page 1: ...IMfJuu1iD1t MIJIWlIl P6021 CURRENT PROBE AND TERMINATION Tektronix Inc P O Box 500 Beaverton Oregon 97077 Phone 644 161 Cables Tektronix 070 0947 00 First Printing MAR 1969 Revised MAY 1981 ...

Page 2: ...ion of Tektronix Inc Products of Tektronix Inc and its subsidiaries are covered by U S and foreign patents and or pending patents TEKTRONIX TEK SCOPE MOBILE and are registered trademarks of Tektronix Inc TELEQUIP MENT is a registered trademark of Tektronix U K Limited Printed in U S A Specification and price change privileges are reserved ...

Page 3: ...Verso Filler Page z z ...

Page 4: ...Fig 1 1 P6021 Current Probe and Termination ...

Page 5: ... Aberrations Probe and Termination only 2 mA mV and 4 4 or less not to exceed 10 mA mV 5 peak to peak within 50 nanoseconds of step 1 1 or less total not to exceed 2 peak to peak thereafter Risetime Probe and Termination only 2 mA mV 4 5 nanoseconds or less 10 mA mV 4 nanoseconds or less Characteristic Risetime with 580 Series test oscillo scope 2 mA mV 10 mA mV Tilt 2 mA mV 10 mA mV Sensitivity A...

Page 6: ...depending upon the amplitude of the signal The overall deflection factor including the probe and termination may be found quickly by multiplying the slide switch position by the oscil loscope deflection factor The following is an example Termination switch setting 1 0 mA mV Volts div switch setting 20 mV div 1 0 mA 20 mV 200 mA mV X div div Probe Slider The thumb controlled probe slider opens the ...

Page 7: ...ing Instructions P6021 2 8 pH 1 7 nH 004 n Fig 2 3 Insertion impedance of the P6021 Current Probe the probe is clamped around a conductor When observing fast rise signals this should be taken into consideration Fig 2 3 illustrates the approximate insertion impedance of the P602 1Current Probe Probe Shielding The current probe is shielded to minimize the effect of external magnetic fields However s...

Page 8: ...fference in level between the pulses induced in the paralled windings of the secondary and matches the balanced probe winding to the cable 3 1 As indicated on the probe body the turns ratio of the P6021 Curent Probe is 125 1 This refers to the number of windings in the secondary of the probe transformer The two turns ratios manufactured by Tektronix Inc are 50 1 and 125 1 Due to the comparatively ...

Page 9: ...r in the slider 7 Remove the two Phillips head screws which secure the spring retainer holder to the probe body Remove the holder 8 Lift the circuit board transformer and cable out of the probe body as a unit The transformer may be unplugged from the circuit board The P6021 Current Probe is shown disassembled in the Mechanical Parts List section 9 Reassemble the probe reversing the above procedure...

Page 10: ...ust ment is made For best overall instrument performance make each adustment to the exact setting even if the CHECK is within the allowable tolerance EQUIPMENT REQUIRED General The following items are required for calibration of the P6021 Current Probe and Termination Specifications given 5 1 are the minimum necessary for accurate calibration All test equipment is assumed to be correctly calibrate...

Page 11: ...ring first 50 nanoseconds 1 1 total of 2 peak to peak thereafter 9 Foot Probe Aberrations within 4 4 total of 5 peak to peak during first 50 nanoseconds 1 1 total of 2 peak to peak thereafter o 3 Check Risetime REQUIREMENT 1 0 mA mV risetime of 6 5 nano seconds 2 mA mV risetime of 6 7 nan seconds PERFORMANCE Correct ___ incorrect list ex ceptions __ _ o 4 Check Sensitivity REQUIREMENT 2 mA mV sens...

Page 12: ...k must be constructed to match the 62 S ohm probe coble to the 50 ohm termination Using a GR insertion unit construct the network shown in Fig 5 2 Mark the insertion unit for direction and place the cover over the openings H From current probe GR InSertiOn unit To test oscilloscope Fig 5 2 Impedance matching network constructed in GR insertion unit Remove the top cover only from the P6022 Terminat...

Page 13: ...ation slide switch to the 2 mA mY position b Connect the P6021 Probe from the Calibration Fixture to the termination c Adjust the pulse generator output amplitude for four centimeters of deflection Position the top of the display within the CRT viewing area d CHECK 5 Foot Probe First 50 nanoseconds of step for aberrations within 3 3 total of 4 peak to peak 1 1 total of 2 peak to peak after the fir...

Page 14: ...e termination slide switch to the 1 0 mA mV position I CHECK CRT display for four centimeters of deflection 3 not including GR attenuator error See Fig 5 5B 5 Check Low Frequency Response a Connect the banana plug to BNC adopter the BNC male to GR adapter and the Calibration Fixture to the out put of the low frequency signal generator Connect the P6021 Probe to the Calibration Fixture b Set the te...

Page 15: ... 00 283 01 82 00 1 08 0526 00 1 08 0526 00 1 08 0529 00 Capacitors 2 5 9 pF Var 51 pF Inductors Resistors 50 p H 50 p H 1 6 p H Cer Resistors are fixed composition 1 0 unless otherwise indicated R1 0 R1 2 R1 3 R1 4 T1 T14 REV B JUNE 1975 311 0635 00 31 1 0635 00 317 0821 00 31 7 0121 00 120 0614 00 1 20 0468 00 1 k n Var 1 k n Var 820n 120n Transformers Current Ve W l e W Toroid 6 turns bifilar 40...

Page 16: ... 283 0140 00 1 31 0602 00 131 0106 02 1 08 0525 00 108 0395 00 fixed composition 317 0101 00 321 0077 00 321 0069 00 321 0039 00 321 0038 00 317 0036 00 311 0605 00 260 0723 00 1 0 unless 5 25 pF Var 5 25 pF Var 4 7 pF Connectors Cer Receptacle electrical male Receptacle electrical female Inductors Resistors 140 fLH 64 fLH otherwise indicated 1000 61 90 51 10 24 90 24 30 3 60 2000 Var Switch Slide...

Page 17: ...erio 1 Model No t Description Eff Disc y 1 2 3 4 5 6948 PROBE PACKAGE w termination 6949 PROBE PACKAGE w termination PROBE PACKAGE w termination 9 root probe probe package includes TERMINATION coaxial 6948 PROBE PACKAGE w accessories 6949 PROBE PACKAGE w accessories PROBE PACKAGE w accessories 9 foot probe probe package includes 6948 1 PROBE P6021 6949 1 PROBE P6021 1 PROBE P6201 9 foot 2 CLIP pro...

Page 18: ...on y 1 2 3 4 5 PROBE P6021 PROBE P6021 PROBE P6021 9 foot probe includes 1 BODY probe top 1 BALL metal 0 094 inch OD 1 SLIDE ASSEMBLY upper shell 1 CONTACT electrical 1 T1 TRANSFORMER 1 SPRING helical compression 1 RETAINER return spring 1 HOLDER spring return 2 SCREW 2 56 x 1 4 inch RHS 1 BODY probe bottom 1 BODY probe bottom 1 BODY probe bottom 9 foot probe 1 HOLDER circuit board 6 SOCKET pin co...

Page 19: ...TION Q Serial Model No Eff Disc Y 1 2 J 4 5 TERMINATION P6021 termination includes Description COVER termination top w knob CONNECTOR electrical BNC male FRAME termination CONNECTOR BNC female ASSEMBLY circuit board assembly includes INSULATOR plate BOARD circuit mounting hardware not included w assembly 2 SPACER sleeve 0 087 ID x 0 1 87 inch OD 2 WASHER fiat 0 090 ID x 0 188 inch OD 2 LOCKWASHER ...

Page 20: ... FORMER I I LI4 I 3T J R3b CoRE r 04 TI4 t P2 0 J 20 rl J R2ZJ n f f P39 LIO I I I I 1 _ 50M RIS 820 LI2 I I I I I I 5O u 1 4 CI3 2 I I I 1 ADDED AFTER 1 1 2 49 I C 50 C 2Z 5 25 L 31 t04 H R35 3 1 34 2 4 5 i III I I I II 5 ILLU L_____________L _____ _ I 1 I I I __ J 4 1 P o02 1 PROBE PG02 1 PA551VE TE RMINATIOt l I TYPE P60 2 J CURRENT PROBE TERMINATION 0670 R EV APR 1974 ...

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