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The 2230 is controlled by an [[Intel 8088]] microprocessor. It features alphanumeric CRT readout of many of the front panel controls. | The 2230 is controlled by an [[Intel 8088]] microprocessor. It features alphanumeric CRT readout of many of the front panel controls. | ||
A DB-9 auxiliary connector on the right side provides an external clock input as well as an analog X-Y plotter output to make permanent copies of the display. This feature can be accessed through the "Mem select" menu. | |||
analog X-Y plotter to make permanent copies of the display. This feature can be accessed through the "Mem select" menu. | |||
Some | Some [[ROM images|firmware versions]] have a diagnostics menu with the Tektronix logo and wizard image. | ||
The Cursor knob is prone to failure. It becomes jittery and will not scroll properly. | The Cursor knob is prone to failure. It becomes jittery and will not scroll properly. | ||
Options include [[RS-232]] and [[GPIB]] interface boards, | Options include [[RS-232]] and [[GPIB]] interface boards, which include a 26K battery backed memory (the same options for the 2220 and 2221 do not include the memory). | ||
Recommended cart is the [[K212]]. | |||
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* Dual time base | * Dual time base | ||
* Cursors and readout | * Cursors and readout | ||
* GPIB (option 10) | * GPIB and Memory (option 10) | ||
* RS232-C (option 12) | * RS232-C and Memory (option 12) | ||
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Revision as of 07:53, 8 October 2020
The Tektronix 2230 is a portable 100 MHz, dual-channel combination analog / digital storage scope, sister model of 2220 and 2221.
It has both an analog mode and a digital mode. In the digital storage mode, up to three waveform sets (CH 1 and/or CH 2) may be stored in a save ref. memory and recalled for display at a later time.
The 2230 is controlled by an Intel 8088 microprocessor. It features alphanumeric CRT readout of many of the front panel controls. A DB-9 auxiliary connector on the right side provides an external clock input as well as an analog X-Y plotter output to make permanent copies of the display. This feature can be accessed through the "Mem select" menu.
Some firmware versions have a diagnostics menu with the Tektronix logo and wizard image.
The Cursor knob is prone to failure. It becomes jittery and will not scroll properly.
Options include RS-232 and GPIB interface boards, which include a 26K battery backed memory (the same options for the 2220 and 2221 do not include the memory).
Recommended cart is the K212.
Key Specifications
| — Vertical — | |
| Input impedance | 1 MΩ // 20 pF |
| Maximum Safe Input Voltage | 400 V (dc + peak AC) or 800 Vp-p AC |
| CMRR | At least 10:1 at 10 MHz |
| — Horizontal — | |
| Timebase A | 50 ns/Div to 0.5 s/Div, 1-2-5, x10 magnifier, i.e. down to 5 ns/Div. In "Store" mode lower sweep speeds up to 5 s/Div are available |
| Timebase B | 50 ns/Div to 5 s/Div, 1-2-5, x10 magnifier, i.e. down to 5 ns/Div |
| Bandwidth | 100 MHz (analog) |
| Sampling rate | 20 MS/s |
| Record length | 1K or 4K samples (single channel), optional 26K |
| Z axis | input (intensity); DC to 20 MHz, maximum safe input 30V (dc + peak ac) Input resistance about 10kΩ |
| CRT | display area : 8 × 10 cm² |
| Dimensions | With feet and handle: 137 x 361 x 511 mm³ |
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Internals
Custom Tek chips used include 155-0274-00 (A1U130, A1U180), 155-0273-00 (A2U30, A2U80), and 155-0022-00 (A10U2101). There is also a semi-custom part (A10U9208 Display Controller, 156-2452-00).
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2230A Signal Input Board
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2230 interface board
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upper most board
