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Glossary
Glossary- 4
CSA8000B & TDS8000B User Manual
Error detection
Checking for errors in data transmission. A calculation is made on the data
being sent and the results are sent along with it. The receiving station then
performs the same calculation and compares its results with those sent. Each
data signal conforms to specific rules of construction so that departures from
this construction in the received signals can be detected. Any data detected
as being in error is either deleted from the data delivered to the destination,
with or without an indication that such deletion has taken place, or delivered
to the destination together with an indication that it is in error.
Error rate
The ratio of the number of data units in error to the total number of data
units.
Edge trigger
Triggering occurs when the instrument detects the source passing through a
specified voltage level in a specified direction (the trigger slope). This
instrument supports only edge triggering. All trigger sources must be
external, except when using clock recovery (available as an option with
optical sampling modules) or the internal clock.
Envelope acquisition mode
A mode in which the instrument acquires and displays a waveform that
shows the variation extremes of several acquisitions.
Equivalent-time sampling (ET)
A sampling mode in which the instrument acquires signals over many
repetitions of the event. This instrument uses a type of equivalent-time
sampling called sequential equivalent-time sampling. See Sequential
equivalent-time sampling.
Extinction Ratio
The ratio of two optical power levels of a digital signal generated by an
optical source. P
1
is the optical power level generated when the light source
is high, and P
2
is the power level generated when the light source is low.
r
e
=
P
1
P
2
Gated measurements
A feature that lets you limit automated measurements to a specified portion
of the waveform. You define the area of interest using measurement gates.
General-purpose knob
The large front-panel knob on the upper-right corner of the front panel. You
can use it to change the value of the control or element that currently has
focus. It can adjust the cursors.
GPIB (General Purpose Interface Bus)
An interconnection bus and protocol that allows you to connect multiple
- User Manual 1
- 071-1099-03 1
- WARRANTY 3
- Table of Contents 5
- Operating Basics 6
- Reference 6
- Appendices 9
- List of Figures 10
- List of Tables 12
- General Safety Summary 13
- Symbols and Terms 14
- About This Manual 15
- Conventions 16
- Contacting Tektronix 17
- Product Description 19
- Product Software 21
- Firmware Upgrade 22
- Sampling Modules Supported 22
- Check the Package Contents 25
- Installation 27
- Install the Sampling Modules 28
- Maximum Configuration 29
- Connect the Peripherals 30
- Power On the Instrument 31
- Powering Off the Instrument 33
- Back Up User Files 33
- Software Installation 33
- Incoming Inspection 35
- Perform the Diagnostics 36
- Perform the Compensation 38
- Perform the Functional Tests 39
- Verify Electrical Input 40
- Channels 40
- CSA8000/TDS8000 41
- SMA cable from DC calibration 41
- DC CAL Output Limits 43
- Control bar 45
- Vertical offset 45
- Baseline 45
- Verify the 46
- Time Bases Work 46
- Perform Gated Trigger 50
- QA+Win32 56
- Checking the Cooling Fan 57
- Operation 57
- Checking the Hardware 57
- Accessories and O ptions 59
- Optional 60
- Accessories and Options 62
- Operational Maps 63
- Documentation Map 64
- <NR3><Space> 65
- System Overview Maps 66
- Process Overview Map 68
- and position controls 69
- to a waveform 71
- Display Map -- Multiple Views 72
- Front Panel I/O Map 73
- Rear Panel I/O Map 74
- Overview 75
- Horizontal 78
- To Set Up the Signal Input 82
- knob to adjust the selected 83
- To Autoset the Instrument 85
- To Reset the Instrument 87
- Signal Conditioning 87
- Background 87
- Apparent low-frequency 97
- Sampled points 97
- To Set Acquisition Modes 98
- To Start and 100
- Stop Acquisition 100
- Acquisition Hardware 101
- Sampling Process 101
- Sampling Modes 102
- Waveform Record 102
- Acquisition Cycle 103
- FrameScan Acquisitions 104
- What’s Excluded? 105
- Keys to Using 105
- To Acquire in 107
- FrameScan Mode 107
- Acquiring Waveforms 108
- End of Procedure 109
- ToCatchaBitError 110
- Triggering 113
- To Trigger 122
- To Use Gated Trigger 124
- Displaying Waveforms 127
- Why Use? 129
- What’s Special? 129
- Ch Ref Math 131
- Reference / 100) 133
- To Display Waveforms in 136
- To Display Waveforms 138
- Customizing the Display 140
- To Set Display Styles 142
- To Customize the 143
- Graticule and Waveforms 143
- Measuring Waveforms 147
- Taking Automatic Measurements 148
- Select among methods 151
- To Take Automatic 154
- Measurements 154
- To Localize a 157
- Measurement 157
- Taking Cursor Measurements 159
- What Sources 160
- Can I Measure? 160
- Keys to Using Cursors 160
- To Take a Cursor 163
- To Set the Cursor Sources 164
- Compensation 166
- To Compensate the 166
- Instrument and Modules 166
- To Deskew Channels 170
- To Perform Dark-Level 172
- Compensations 172
- Creating Math Waveforms 175
- To Define a 179
- Math Waveform 179
- Operations on Math Waveforms 181
- of a math wavef orm 183
- settings in the source 183
- Data Input and Output 187
- To Save Your Setup 189
- To Recall Your Setup 192
- To Save Your Waveform 195
- To Recall Your Waveform 198
- To Clear References 201
- To Export Your Waveform 202
- To Export Your Histogram 203
- To Use an Exported 203
- Waveform (or Histogram) 203
- Printing Waveforms 206
- To Print Using 208
- Ink-saver Mode 208
- To Print to a File 210
- Set High Color 211
- Remote Communication 213
- Mask Testing Waveforms 215
- To Mask Test a Waveform 219
- To Edit a Mask 223
- Counting Masks 225
- To Create a New Mask 226
- Taking Histograms 228
- Histograms 229
- To Take a Histogram 230
- Histogram 232
- Statistics 232
- Using Waveform Databases 233
- To Set Up a Waveform 236
- Database 236
- Database Display 238
- Accessing Online Help 241
- How to Use Online Help 242
- Cleaning the Instrument 249
- Flat Panel Display Cleaning 250
- Optical Connector Cleaning 250
- Appendix A: Specifications 251
- Table A- 3: 254
- Table A- 6: Display 257
- Table A- 7: Ports 258
- Table A- 9: Mechanical 260
- Certifications 261
- Pulse Measurements - Timing 270
- Pulse Measurement - Area 276
- All Sources 318
- Pulse Sources 319
- Pulse Crossings and 320
- Mid-reference Level 320
- Mid-reference Level (AOP) 320
- Overshoot Levels 321
- RZ Sources 322
- RZ Crossings 323
- NRZ Sources 324
- NRZ Measurement 325
- Reference Levels 325
- NRZ Crossings 326
- NRZ Eye -Aperture 327
- Parameters 327
- NRZ Overshoot Levels 328
- NRZ Crossings ( OMA) 329
- Tracking Methods 330
- Use a Waveform Database 332
- Glossary 333
- of the selected 337
- Index- 1 343
- Index- 2 344
- Index- 3 345
- Index- 4 346
- Index- 5 347
- Index- 6 348
- Index- 7 349
- Index- 8 350
- Index- 9 351
- Index- 10 352
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