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File:Impuls_S6.jpg|Impulse taken with S6 sampling head. Every dot is equivalent to one sample taken, and combined on the CRT with a rate of app. 100 Hz. Bright dots are newer than dimmed ones.
File:Impuls_S6.jpg|Impulse taken with S6 sampling head. Every dot is equivalent to one sample taken, and combined on the CRT with a rate of app. 100 Hz. Bright dots are newer than dimmed ones.
File:7s12-s52-incident.jpg | Incident pulse from an S-52 (nom. < 25 ps) displayed by an S-6 head (nom. < 30 ps), both installed in a [[7S12]]. Displayed rise time ~35 ps confirms spec.
File:7s12-s52-incident.jpg | Incident pulse from an S-52 (nom. < 25 ps) displayed by an S-6 head (nom. < 30 ps), both installed in a [[7S12]]. Displayed rise time ~35 ps confirms spec.
File:7s12-self-portrait.jpg | "Self Portrait" of an S-6: A pulse reflected on the unterminated "through" path (approx. 120 ps one way)
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[[Category:7000 and 3S series sampling heads]]
[[Category:7000 and 3S series sampling heads]]

Revision as of 06:51, 17 July 2014

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Sampling Head
S-6 head

Compatible with [[3S2, 7S11, 7S12 Sampling Plugins]]

Produced from {{{introduced}}} to {{{discontinued}}}

Manuals
[[Category:Introduced in {{{introduced}}}]]
Manuals – Specifications – Links – Pictures

The Tektronix S-6 Sampling Head plug-in is a 50 Ω feed-through unit with a rise-time of 30 ps and bandwidth of 11.5 GHz. It was introduced in 1971. The S-6 provides two unterminated 50 Ω SMA connections in a loop-through configuration as is convenient for TDR applications.

It is good practice to leave a termination resistor on the unit when unused to give some protection against electrostatic discharge.

Specifications

Key Specifications

Rise time 30 ps
Bandwidth 11.5 GHz
Input impedance 50 Ω (unterminated!)
Noise < 5 mV of noise
Features
  • No internal trigger pick-off signal
  • No internal termination

Links

Pictures

Measurements