Tektronix TM 501 Manuel utilisateur

Serial

Number

Tektronix,

fnc.

P.O.

Box

500

Beaverton,

Oregon

97005

-®-

Phone:

644-0161

Cables:

Tektronix

070

04-00

572

are

irelgri

patents

and/or

pending

TIV1501

TABLE

CONTENTS

Page

INSTALLATION

PROCEDURE

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

POWERING

BUILDING

SYSTEM

SPECIFICATIONS

SYSTEM

MAINTENANCE

GENERAL

TROUBLESHOOTING

AIDS

TROUBLESHOOTING

TECHNIQUES

PARTS

ORDERING

AND

REPLACEMENT

SERVICE

INFORMATION

INTERFACE

ASSIGNMENTS

DETAILED

BLOCK

DIAGRAM

PARTS

LOCATION

GRID

ELECTRICAL

PARTS

LIST

SCHEMATIC

MECHANICAL

PARTS

LIST

EXPLODED

VIEW

DRAWING

REV

APR

1979

501

INSTALLATION

PROCEDU

efora

you

start...

Check

the

rear

pane!

markings.

the

factory

settings

are

compatible

with

the

available

line

voltage

and

frequency,

insert

the

desired

plug-ins.

Use

the

bail

raise

the

front

the

instrument.

...go

Operating

Instructions...

change

needed,

these

steps;

Line

Selector

Block(s)

Remove

the

two

hold-down

screws

the

top

the

dust

cover

cabinet

and

lift

the

cabinet

off.

This

gives

easy

access

the

Line

Selector

blocks

located

the

main

circuit

board.

Jumper

Block

The

instrument

can

dam¬

aged

using

the

120

Line

Selector

block

with

220

nominal

line

votage.

REV.

AUG.

1974

Line

Range

Taps

Standard

Transformer

(SN

B050000

below)

Line

Selector

Block

Position

Regulating

Ranges

not

use

Internally

disconnected

(110

Nominal)

VAC

121

VAC

(120

Nominal)

108

VAC

132

VAC

Universal

Transformer

(SN

B050000-up)

Line

Selector

Block

Position

Regulat

120-Volts

Nomina!

:ing

Ranges

220-Volts

Nominal

VAC

110

VAC

180

VAC

220

VAC

121

VAC

198

VAC

242

VAC

108

VAC

132

VAC

216

VAC

264

VAC

Line

Fuse

Data

0.6

slow-blow

0.3

med-blow

Rear

Panel

USsIfOTgKiriAil

ARC

P8€S»f

T«sS

Primary

taps

220

Volts

0.3

med-blow

Replace

the

cabinet.

necessary,

change

the

line

cord

power

plug

match

the

power

source

receptacle

use

adapter.

Plug

the

cord

into

the

power

source.

Insert

the

desired

plug-ins.

Use

the

bail

raise

the

front

the

instrument.

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REV.

AUG.

1974

501

Power

Module

with

piug-m.

INTRODUCTION

Description

The

TEKTRONIX

501

Power

Module

single¬

compartment

wide

mainframe

for

the

500

Series

Modular

Instrumentation,

basic

power

source

for

the

many

plug-in

module

members

the

500

Series

family.

Factory

options

allow

customer

modification

using

signal

access

the

plug-in

module/power

module

interface

provide

rear

panel

inputs

and

outputs.

Power

Source

This

instrument

designed

operate

from

power

source

with

its

neutral

near

earth

(ground)

potential

with

separate

safety-earth

conductor.

not

intended

for

operation

from

two

phases

multi-phase

system,

across

the

legs

single-phase,

three-wire

system.

Power

Usage

The

501

can

require

power

the

upper

limits

the

high

line

voltage

ranges.

Actual

power

consumption

depends

the

particular

module

and

operating

mode

selected.

Operating

Temperatures

The

501

designed

operate

ambient

tempera¬

tures

between

0°C

and

-t-50°C.

Before

operating

the

501

after

storage

temperatures

within

the

specified

storage

range,

allow

the

chassis

return

room

ambient

before

applying

power.

POWERING

Plug-in

Modules

)

CAUTION

Turn

the

Power

Module

off

before

inserting

the

plug¬

in;

otherwise,

damage

may

occur

the

plug-in

circuitry.

Module

Installation

heck

the

location

the

white

plastic

barriers

the

interconnecting

jack

insure

that

their

locations

match

the

slots

the

edge

the

plug-in

module's

circuit

board.

the

plug-in

module

chassis

with

the

upper

and

lower

guides

the

compartment.

Push

the

module

and

press

firmly

seat

the

circuit

board

the

interconnecting

jack.

(Remove

the

plug-in

module

pulling

the

white

release

latch

located

the

lower

left

corner

each

module.)

the

POWER

button

the

right

side

the

501.

Some

plug-in

modules

have

independent

power

switches,

usually

labeled

OUTPUT,

controlling

application

mainframe

power

the

module

itself.

Push

this

button

activate

the

plug-in

module.

Considerations

The

501

can

require

power

from

the

line

high-line

voltage

range

settings.

Actual

power

consumed,

course,

depends

the

particular

module

selected.

This

power

capability

can

best

utilized

carefully

planning

the

external

loads

and

the

resulting

power

distributions.

Optimum

conditions

would

dissipated

much

power

possible

external

loads

ambient

temperature

around

+25°C,

The

501

provides

the

plug-in

module

with

access

pair

heat-sinked,

chassis-mounted

transistors,

one

NPN

and

one

PNP.

These

Series-Pass

transistors

allow

plug-in

modules

operate

power

ranges

not

possible

the

power

had

dissipated

the

modules

themselves.

REV.

APR,

1975

Operating

Instructions—TIVI

501

Family

Compatibility

Mechanically,

the

plug-in

modules

are

very

similar

other

TEKTRONIX

product

families.

However,

they

are

not

electrically

compatible.

Therefore,

the

501

inter¬

face

has

barriers

the

mating

connectors

between

pins

and

insure

that

incompatible

plug-ins

cannot

inserted.

See

Figure

compatible

module

will

have

matching

slot

between

pins

and

its

main

circuit

board

edge

connector.

This

slot

and

barrier

combination

the

primary

keying

assignment.

Another

identifier

for

500-compatible

plug-in

modules

the

white

color

the

release

latch.

Customizing

the

Interface

The

modularity

this

instrumentation

system

provides

for

host

functions

performed

the

plug-in

modules.

Specific

functions

are

grouped

into

families

classes,

which

there

may

several

plug-in

module

members.

For

instance,

some

classes

are

Power

Supplies,

Signal

Sources,

Measurement

and

forth.

Each

modular

member

functional

family

will

have

second

slot

peculiar

its

family

assignment

located

its

edge

connector.

The

501

user

can

“program"

the

Power

Module

only

members

certain

family

installing

second

barrier

the

interface

connector

match

the

module's

slot

location.

For

extra

barriers,

order

TEKTRONIX

Part

Number

214-1543-02.

Rear

Panel

The

rear

sub-panel

punched

for

BNC

and

multi-pir

connector

mountings.

Customer-

factory-installed

connectors

and

wiring

{see

following

description

catalog

Option

could

provide

external

access

the

interface

for

externa!

I/O

control.

This

feature

makes

the

500

Series

Modular

Instrumentation

System

very

flexible.

SIGNAL

SOURCE

FAMILY

KEY

MEASUREMENT

FAMILY

KEY

500

FAMILY

KEYING

Operating

Instructions—TM

501

Option

This

factory-instaHed

option

adds

25*mil

squarepin

connectors

the

rear

the

interconnecting

jack

at!

locations

from

pins

14A

and

through

pins

28A

and

This

wit!

keep

the

interface

flexible

making

easy

and

fast

change

customized

wiring

using

prepared

wires

with

squarepin

receptacles

and

iong-nose

pliers

tweezers.

also

protects

the

circuit

board

from

damage

repeated

soldering

and

unsoldering

jumper

wires.

This

option

also

adds

BNC

connector

and

50-pin

connector

the

rear

panel.

These

connectors

are

not

pre-wired

order

give

system

designer

much

flexibility

possible,

instead,

prepared

jumpers,

coax

cables,

and

interconnection

jack

barriers

are

included

kit.

SPECIFICATIONS

Power

Requirements

Line

Voltage

Ranges.

Universal

Transformer.

100,

110,

120,

200,

220,

240

VAC,

all

within

10%.

Range

changing

for

transformer

accomplished

with

quick-change

line-selector

blocks.

Power

Cord

Conductor

Identification

Conductor

Color

Alternate

Color

Ungrounded

(Line)

Brown

Black

Grounded

(Neutral)

Blue

White

Grounding

(Earthing)

Green-Yellow

Line

Frequency

Ranges.

Universal

Transformer;

440

Hz.

Power

Consumption.

Maximum

primary

power

approxi¬

mately

high

line.

Actual

power

consumption

depends

plug-in

selection

and

operating

modes.

Supplies

(Unregulated)

Two

VAC

windings,

500

each.

-t-33.5

and

—33.5

500

mA,

maximum,

17.5

VAC

and

+11.5

1.0

maximum,

shared

any

combination

between

these

two

supplies.

NOTE

Current

and

voltage

ratings

are

for

main

frame

maintenance

only,

practice,

not

all

available

power

may

used

once.

detailed

information

supplied

with

kit

040-0652-03

(TM

500-plug-in).

Temperature

Range

Operating:

0*^0

-rBO'^C.

Nonoperating:

—40°C

+75°C.

Altitude

Range

Operating;

15,000

feet.

Nonoperating:

50,000

feet.

Other

Dimensions

with

Feet

and

Bail:

6.0

in.,

3.9

in.,

15.3

in.

Weight

without

Plug-ins;

Approximately

6.0

lb.

REV

APR

1979

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