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* [[Media:070-1583-01.pdf|Tektronix PG505 Manual 070-1583-01]] | * [[Media:070-1583-01.pdf|Tektronix PG505 Manual 070-1583-01]] (OCR) | ||
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The output section is isolated from chassis ground and can float up to ±200 V. | The output section is isolated from chassis ground and can float up to ±200 V. | ||
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{{PatentLinks|PG505}} | {{PatentLinks|PG505}} | ||
===Notes=== | ===Notes=== | ||
* '''''Manual | * '''''Manual errata:''' In manual 070-1583-01, Fig. 4.3 Output Delay Range Check (p. 4-5), the PG 505 connections are drawn correctly but the connector labels are swapped – the left connector fed from the FG501A via the BNC "T" is the Delay/Duration input, not the output. In Table 5-2, Rear Connector Pin Assignments, B7 is incorrectly labeled –33.5 V, it is the NPN pass transistor's collector.'' | ||
* The PG505 is shipped with the output connector ground connected to chassis ground through a removable ground strap. This must be cut/removed to float the output, in which case output common remains grounded through a 100 kΩ resistor (R545). The manual says this resistor may be removed but doing so causes unspecified "degradation of performance". | * The PG505 is shipped with the output connector ground connected to chassis ground through a removable ground strap. This must be cut/removed to float the output, in which case output common remains grounded through a 100 kΩ resistor (R545). The manual says this resistor may be removed but doing so causes unspecified "degradation of performance". | ||