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P7001 front panel connections.jpg|Front panel connections | P7001 front panel connections.jpg|Front panel connections | ||
P7001 | P7001 adc.jpg|ADC | ||
P7001 adc rear.jpg|ADC rear | P7001 adc rear.jpg|ADC rear | ||
P7001 adc probe points.jpg|Probe points on ADC | P7001 adc probe points.jpg|Probe points on ADC | ||
P7001 | P7001 display generator.jpg|Display generator | ||
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P7001 z-axis front panel.jpg|Z-axis and panel controller | |||
P7001 z-axis front panel rear.jpg|Z-axis and panel controller rear | |||
P7001 readout interface.jpg|Readout interface | |||
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'''Schematics''' | '''Schematics''' |
Revision as of 03:13, 26 August 2017
The Tektronix P7001 is a digitizer, processor, and memory for the 7704A oscilloscope.
The design of the P7001 assumes it will be part of a 7704A system, and that the 7704A will be displaying a steady trace. The vertical and horizonal plug-ins control the beam as they would in any 7000-series scope. The P7001 periodically samples the horizontal and vertical signals simultaneously as they pass from the plug-ins to the vertical and horizontal amplifiers. This allows it to fill the memory with data points represented as coordinate pairs, (x1,y1), (x2,y2), (x3,y3), etc. It is not necessary that x2 be greater than x1, i.e. the samples can be taken out-of-order with respect to their equivalent time in the waveform.
The signal coming from the acquisition unit enters a fast four-diode sample and hold circuit where it is sampled at 150 ksamples/sec. Each sample is digitized using a successive-approximation scheme. The analog to digital converter is made of several chips: a digital to analog converter, a comparator, and control logic.
The P7001 has its own power supply built into it, independent of the power supply in the acquisition unit of the 7704A. It has a backplane with an asynchronous bus and several cards that plug into that bus - sampler, analog to digital converter, memory, external digital interface, and display electronics. Early versions of the P7001 use core memory, later versions use semiconductor RAM. The bus is used for low speed signals. High speed signals are sent through coaxial cables that connect to the cards using Peltola connectors.
The Acquisition Unit of the 7704A, the P7001 Processor, and the Display Unit of the 7704A are connected by the Acquisition-Processor-Display (APD) Interface shown below.
Pictures
Internal
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Top view
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Front of backplane
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Rear of backplane
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Interunit connector
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Interunit connector
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Interunit connector
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Switching power supply
Sample and Hold Card
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Vertical sampling bridge
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Horizontal sampling bridge
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Sampling strobe generator
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Sample and hold edge connector
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Sample and hold transformers
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Sample and hold transformer
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Sample and hold rear
Controller and memory
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Controller card
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Controller card
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Controller card
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Address decoder
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Core boards
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Core memory
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Core closeup
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Core closeup
ADC and Display
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Front panel connections
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ADC
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ADC rear
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Probe points on ADC
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Display generator
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Display generator rear
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Z-axis and panel controller
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Z-axis and panel controller rear
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Readout interface
Schematics
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Power supply schematic 1
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Power supply schematic 2
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APD Interconnect