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CO-1303D
75mm OSCILLOSCOPE
INSTRUCTION MANUAL co-1303D
CONTENTS
estes
Specifications
Gireuit Desription
Aplictions
Caution on Hanating the Scope
Agjustment
Maintenance
Pars List
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Schematic DWGAM ..sssseeseeeseessesteeseee
Block Diagram & External View
Page FEATURES
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1. FEATURES
“The KENWOOD CO-13030 Oscilloscope Is & highly senetve ane stable osciloscape employing 75 mm
cathode ray tube. ts unique design enebles operation,
Make the mos ofthe osciloscope by carol escing thi intration men
Features
= Averical- ens sensitivity of beter than 10 mV/DIV and a frequency response from DC to § MHz.
— DC amplifiers are ure for both vertical and horizontal axis
~All ransistorized crcultry provides low power consumption slow heat generation,
= Compact and lighensight, easily porable
= The angle of bright line cisplayed on the cathode ray tube can be ealy corrected at the rear of the
‘oxiloscope without removing theese,
= The cathode ray tube uses "blue-green" (831) phosphor 19 provide esier observation, excellent
luminance and improved contrat
= Direct deflection terminals forthe vertical axis are provided t9 permit monitor a high frequencies, CATHODE RAY TUBE
VERTICAL AMPLIFIER
Deflection sensitivity
Frequency response OC
ac
Input impedance
Overshoot
Gain control range
Rated maximum input voltage
HORIZONTAL AMPLIFIER
Delletion sensitivity
Frequency response
Input impedance
‘attonuator (EXT. GAIN}
Rated maximum input voltage
SWEEP CHARACTERISTICS
‘Sweep frequency
‘Sweep tinearity
Syneheoniing
Signal amplitude requirement
{or synchronization
INTENSITY MODULATION
Required signal
SPEDIFICATIONS.
3
2. SPECIFICATIONS
TeARBa
10 mV/DIV or beter
DC to 5 mz (-348),
2 Hz to SMH2 (~348)
41M shunted by 35 pF max
5 or les
41, 1/10, 1/100 mutipir within #595
Continuously vrable range greater than 22 68
300 V (DC AC peak) or 600 Ves
300 mV/DIV or betar
DC to 250 kHz with EXT. GAIN Control set at maximum
DBC to approx. 40 kHz with EXT. GAIN Contrl set at
midrange
11M&l(+20%)shanted by 36 pF max, (SYNC — INT)
Continuously vanible to zero
100 Ve
10 He to 100 ke continuously variable in 4 ranges
within 5%
Negative synchronizing both INTERNAL and EXTERNAL)
INTERNAL: More than 1 DIV defection on cathode ray
tube sereen
EXTERNAL: Move than 2 Vo
25 Vp SPECIFICATIONS.
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DIRECT DEFLECTION TERMINALS
Deflection sensitivity
Input impedance
POWER REQUIREMENT
DIMENSIONS
WeichT
ACCESSORY
Replacement fse
Inout cont (64-46) 1
Instruction manual 1
10.V/DIV or beter
22 MA shunted by 25 pF or less
‘ac 230/117 V
5060 He, 16 W
Width: 72/2" (190 me
Height: 6” (154 mm)
Depth: 11-27/32"(300 mm)
Overall dimension: include all protrusions
Approx. 8.26 Ibs 13.8 ka)
O3A..-..-2
O5A 2.2 CIRCUIT DescRIFTiON
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3. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
Refer to BLOCK DIAGRAM and SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (sce P29)
Vertical Circuit
“The input signal connected to VERT INPUT terminalis applied to-an attenuator through the AC-OC
wit,
“The attenuator provides three steps {1, 1/10, 1/100)
‘The vertical amplifiers highly stable direct couple differential amplifier employing an FET (2102,
£0103) and sicon transistors 0104 to 0111, amplifies and provide # gin of approx. 61 <8.
Horizontal Circuit
The horizontal circuit consist of» saw tooth generator fora tie buse and a horizontal amplifir ere
‘The saw-tooth generator comprising transistors Q112 and O13 employs a unique circuit with faites
{or stabilizing the DC lve.
‘The horizontal amplifier Is @ direct coupled highly sabe diferential amplifier employing an FET
(A114) snd scon wansintors Q118 ond Q116, The frequency responte is from OG to restr than
250 kHz. It allows operation at slow sweep sped below 1 Hz through the se of the HOR EXT. INPUT
terminals. The noezontal ampliier provides again of appro. as, whien may be varied by approx.
10.48 using the H, GAIN control
Power Supply Circuit
‘The power supply eitcult provides voltage —B V and 218 V abilizes by zener diodes D105, D106 and
10108, +170 V forthe collectors ofthe final amplifier stage and ~ 1300V forthe cathode rey tube cir OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS.
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4, OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
“The markings of controls and terminals onthe front panel are gt In the following table, When reading
‘the table, ofr tothe attached EXTERNAL VIEW, (86 P29)
(FRONT PANEL)
REFNO. | PANEL MARKING DESCRIPTION
a INEON PILOT) | tuminated when te scape is in the operating cond
@ POWER Power on-off switch. Whan this switch is placed in ON
sition, the scope i brought ois operating condition,
13) EXT. SYNC/HOR. | Input terminal for an extemal synchronizing and an
Input externl horizontal signal, Us grounding terminal
(4) as the common grounding termin
a) 4 Grounding termina
(5) VERT INPUT Inu terminal for the vertical signa
[Note that terminals (4) and (6) are spaced fr inserting @
‘dual banana plug
w ac pe Selector switch forthe vertical input coupling capec
itor. In the OC postion, the switch directly coupes the
VERT INPUT terminal (S) and V. ATT (7) on,
therefore, slows the vertical amplifier to amplty input
signals ranging from DC. In he AC position, a capacitor
Is placed between the verte! atenustor V. ATT (7)
and VERT INPUT (5) and, therefore, the DC com:
ponent of input signal is blocked thereby allowing
bseration of only the AC component. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS.
7
REF. NO.
PANEL MARKING
DESCRIPTION
v.atT
Vertical attnustor. The vertical ettenustor provider
facities o attenuate the signal voltage connected to the
VERT INPUT terminal (5) to a suitable level before
being apie te the versea ample.
When this atteustor is set to postion 1, the signal
ppled to the VERT INPUT torminal (6) is directly
coupled tothe vertical amplifier. In positions 1/10 and
1/100, the attrustor attenuates the signal 20 thatthe
input is reduced to 1/10 and 1/100 of the normal valu,
respectively
In GNO petition, the attenuator grounds the input of
the vertical amplifier end opens the VERT INPUT
terminal (5). The attenuator postion GND is provided
for making DCBAL acjustmonss.
(8)
V.GAIN
‘Vertical gain control. Thie contol, operated in com
bination with vertical stenustor V. ATT (7), provides
facies to provide an appropriate amplitude on the
cathode ray tube serean, If it imposible to adjust the
waveform to ot sppcoprite amplitude by operating this
control, tuen she vertical attenuator V. ATT (7) %0
another position.
oo
+ PosITION,
Vertical postion contol, The contro! provides faci
fs to. move the signal waveform up and down over the
cathode ray tube scxeen, Clockwise rotation of the
control moves the waveform up over the sree.
(19)
+> position
Horizontal poston control. ‘The control provides fei
ites to move the signal waveform to the left or sight
cover the cathode ray tbe sereen, Clockwite rotation of
the control moes the waveform to the right OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS.
REF. NO.
PANEL MARKING
DESCRIPTION
a
SWEEP RANGE
‘Swoop frequency sletor switch, together with SWEEP
VARVEXT. GAIN (12), provides variablo sweep fr
‘quences allowing the appropriate numberof eyces of
signal woveform on the cathode ray tube seren for easy
‘observation. Positien markings 10 ~ 100, 100 — 1%
land so on represent sweep frequencies. In position
EXT, this switch connects the horizontal amplifier via
tho SWEEP VARI/EXT. GAIN conto! (12) tothe HOR
EXT. INPUT termina (3),
02)
SWEEP VARVEXT.
GAIN
Sweep frequency fie adjustment and external signal
‘in control. When the SWEEP RANGE selector switch
(110 is inthe internal frequency range (10 ~ 100k),
this contra! acts ef the fine adjustment of sweep
frequency to the rumber of the cycles in the signal
waveform on the eahode ray tube sereen
When the SWEEP RANGE selector switch (11) is inthe
EXT position, this sntrot provides facilites to adjust
the gain of the signal connected to the HOR EXT.
INPUT terminal (31 to change the amplitude of the
horizontal signal on the cathode ray tube seen
Note that the horizontal frequency response varies with
the postion ofthis control
(Refer to Specitiestinns)
413)
(GRATICULE)
“The gratcul is mate of acrylic resin and has engraved
markings 10 sid in analyzing the waveform on the
cathode ray tube ere
“Thor aro dB scales on tho gaticule as 0, -8, -8, —10
‘ed 2048 to calibrated that it provides = level
corresponding to an amplitude of 6 DIV shove the
REF fine.
Thus, these graduatons may be conveniently used for
‘measuring signal lls in frequency response measure
(a)
SYNC INTEXT
[At the INT position, synchronization is effected by
input voltage and, tthe EXT position, the signal voit
90 applied to the “3 terminalis synchronize, OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
9
(@0TTOM PANEL)
REF.NO. | PANELMARKING DESCRIPTION
(5) Dc, BAL, EC balance acstmant for the vertical amplifier. This
adjustment should be so adjusted that the trace line
remains stationary asthe V. GAIN contro (2) i rotated
‘rom fll lockwie to full counterclockw
18) HOR. GAIN “The horizontal guin control provides 9 means to advst
the amplitude of horizontal bright lin,
(REAR PANEL)
REFNO. | PANEL MARKING DESCRIPTION
a INTENSITY “The intensity acustment provides @ means to acu he
brightness of the wavetocm appearing on the cathode
ray tbe sree,
Clockwise rotation of this contol inereses the wave
form brightnes.
(19) Focus ‘The focus adjusiment provides the means 1 aust the
waveform appearing on the cathode ray tube for
maximum elrty.
(19) ZAXISINPUT | Terminal for tensity modulation. This terminel
requires an AC voltage of approx. 25 Vp‘ to blank the
When 2 positive signal is applied 10 this terminal, the
waveform intensity is increased, If 2 negative signal is
Bppled, the intensity is reduced, This terminal is not
effective whan : DC.
(20) no Grounding termina
en v.oIR Direct deflection terminals. They can be directly
connected to the CRT vertical deflection plates by
switching the DIR-NOR selector switeh (22) to observe
waveforms of high frequencies, OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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REFNO. | PANEL MARKING DESCRIPTION.
(22) DIRNOR ‘Switch for the vrteal deflection plats. In the NOR.
position, it connects the CRT to the amplifier for
‘messuroments through input terminal (4) and (Sh.
In the DIR postion, the internal amplifier ie put out,
enabling measurements to be mode through input
terminals (20) and (21), where signals under measure-
‘ment are directly passed to the CRT deflection plates.
23) (crn) ‘Tho right lina on sho cathode ray tube can be aligned
by turing this CAT mounting pate
(24) (Powen coro}
GENERAL OPERATION
Apply the signal voltage to be observed to the “I= (4) and VERT INPUT termina (5) using the eable
supplod with the unit. Connect the black cable to the grounding trminal (4) andthe red cable to
the VERT INPUT terminal (5). Adjust the attenuator V. ATT (7) and V. GAIN contol (8) unit the
waveform appearing on the cathode ray tube screen provides an anplitude of approx. 6 DIV.
“Tin, set die SWEEP RANGE sector svt (11) co Un aie iain Une Geyunny fo he signal
voltage tobe observed othe next counterclockwise range.
‘Turn the SWEEP VARI/EXT, GAIN control (12) until the sree daplays 8 waveform with the umber
‘of cycles adequate for observation (generally tree cycle).
1 the waveform includes only one wave, it means thatthe sweep frequency of time bases the fraquency
‘ofthe signal under observation, the waveform includes five efles it mesns that the sweep frequency
‘of time base is 1/5 ofthe signal frequency.
“Turn the AC-DC selector switch (6) tothe DC postion when itis desired to measure the DC component
‘ofthe signal under obsenation, orto observe a frequency below 19 Hz
nen iti desired to cbsarve the AC component only, turn the atove selector switch to the AC position.
1 should be noted thet a postive (+) signal on the vertial amoifir causes the trace to move up. A
positive signal amplied tothe horizontal input causes a deflection othe lft. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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Fig. Relation been soa ie bse roquncs
Postion the wevetorm by adjusting the vertical position con:rol(9] and horizontal position control (10)
appropriately,
1 the waveform includes a DC component, iti shifted up or down depending on the polarity of the
component. In this eas, correct the position of the waveform by means ofthe vertical postion control
(0). Ifthe waveform cannot be brought within the sreen ef the cathode ray tube, it means large OC
component i included in the signal under obsaration, In sacha cae, tur the V. ATT (7) oF V. GAIN
control (8) counterclockwise until the wavelorm is brought bic to an appropriata position
‘Any voltage measurements made on an orcillocope are made in pp or peak value. Gecause the
ctfectve, or rns value often the one of interest, the following table gives the conversion between p->
and rs velues for @ numberof common waveforms, Ban 0.548
* 35
ai s- 2330,
3 t eae ie
as aN A/a
2M oe OPERATING
MEASUREMENT BY LISSAJOUS’ FIGURES.
(a) Frequency measurement
Lsojous figures area widely used methd for measurement ofthe fraquency of asignl. To make
1 froquancy measurement using this method, proceed as follows
Set the SWEEP RANGE selector switch (11] tothe EXT position, Connect signal generator arose
the HOR EXT. INPUT terminals (3) and (4) and acjust the generator output until the
waveform appearing on the cathode ray tube sereen provides 3 trace width of approx. 6 DIV.
‘Apply the unknown fraquency signal across the == (4! and VERT INPUT (5) terminals and adit
‘tho V. GAIN control (8) until the waveform appearing on the cathode ray tube sereen has an
amplitude of approx. 6 DIV.
Slowly vary the output frequency of the generator until the waveform appears as ono of the
following figures.
Fig. 3 Froquane measurement by Lu re
The frequency of signal oscillator and the unknown frequency are equal when the waveform
ine or circle. The figure comes toa standstill only when there is uch
becomes a straight ine, an
relation between the frequency of the signal generator and tha unknown frequency thet the former
ls an exact multiple of the letter or vice vers, Ths makes It possible to fing the unknown
‘frequency through a caeulation.
The frequency ratio is determined by observing the numberof tangent points on ether vertical sie
‘nd on either top or bottom. The frequency ratio the rato between these tangents, Several
‘©xamples are given inthe illustration, OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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(b) Measurement of phase itference
[Apply the two signals having the sme frequency {for instance the Rand L signals ofa stereo signal)
to HOR EXT. INPUT (3) and VERT INPUT torminals (5) inthe same manner as described in ().
Straightline running from the upper left corner to the lower right corner of the seroun indicates
both signals are in phase with each other. Increasing phase ciffrence causa the straight line on the
cathode ray tube seen to gradually tun into an alias, When the ellipse tur into a citele or an
lipse witha vertical or horizontal ait the signals ae 90" out of phate with each other.
To make the measurement ofthe phage ciference ofthe two signals mentioned above, measure the
horizontal deflection of the overall igure an the langth of figure on the horizontal ais, which are
‘given 2s X and x respectively in following igure. And the phase difference & is given by Sin
XIX.
a Leos i
Fig. ase mossroment oy LOU re Pm. 0 Papremneone sour peers
Note that i the EXT. GAIN control (12) is kept in the fully clockwise postion in the above
rmeaturement, the vertical and horizontal signsl phate difference of the oxiloscope i exenclally
2210 up to about 2 kHz. Above 2 kHz, however, the unit wil have a vertical and horizontal signal
phase difference, Take the above fact into consideration when making phase diffrence
‘Aso, it should be noted that if EXT. GAIN control (12: is not fully clockwise, the range of
frequencies st which the vertical and hoc zontal signal phase ciference i er is reduced and willbe
‘approx, SOD He when the controle et atts mid-point. APPLICATIONS
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5. APPLICATIONS
(0). Frequency Response Measurement of an Audio Amplifier
CConnect the sine wave output of a signal generator 1 the input trminal ofthe audio amplifier
under measurement. Connect the VERT INPUT (5) and be (4) terminals of the esiloscope
‘eros the speaker output terminals of the amplifier. The amplifier shouldbe fading load resistor
ofthe proper value
F7 freqny rept fected bythe fone
With the output voltoge of the sigs! generator set ata constant wae, change the output frequency
‘ofthe generator and read the amplitude ofthe waveforr in dB on the cathode ray tube sereen using
‘the dB scale for various mejor frequencie, Plt the amplitude readings thus obtained eins the
frequencies and you can obtain a goneral amplitude frequency characteristic es shown in the
Fig. 6.
IH the tone sndor loudness controls on the amplifier are adjusted appropriately, then the
characteristic curve willbe change as shown in the Fig. 7.
[Note thatthe dB scale of this unit provides means to rectly read the amplitude of» waveform on
the cathode ay tbe sereen in dB, such a¢ 3 and -6 8.
(b)- Measurement with Square Wave Signal
Ifa square wave signal is used in lieu of the sine wave signal inthe shove frequency characteristic
‘measurement, the frequency characteristics of the aucfo amplifier con be roughly estimata from
the various output waveforms of the square wave sigual in eccordence withthe diagram shown
in the page next. ‘APPLICATIONS
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T Fee oe oar a we
SEL
FLL
PL
re
Thy
HF
(2) Measurements through the Direct Detection Terminals
‘Although frequencies below 5 MHz can be messed through the intemal amplifier, higher
‘requencies must be measured through the dieet deflection terminals. For dvect connection, set
DIR — NOR switch (22) to DIR, and connect the signal to be measured, to DIF (21) and GND
(20)
HK APPLICATIONS
7
“The direct deletion terminal, however, raquite an ingu level of 10 Vp-p to 100 Vip because of
their low sanity, Also, since the direct conntction to the deflection plete puts the sensitivity
control out ofthe circuit, adjustment must be made on te source side of the setup.
“The followings are examples of observation of the outa signals of communication instruments
1) Modulation measurement
Make connections a shown in the Fle 8. After ebtaining a waveform on the CRT, measure
‘maximum amplitude A and minimum amplitude 8 as shown in the Fig. 9. The degree of
‘modulation ean be found from the equation inthe Fig, 9
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2) Measurement of Morse code envelopes
Employ the same connections at for the madultion mesturement. Connect» high speed
ayer — an elactronie keyer is prfersble — to the key jock of the transmitter, and repeat
deshes or dots to observe their waveform while adjusting SWEEP VARI (12). APPLICATIONS
ie CAUTION ON HANDLING THE SCOPE
8
6. CAUTION ON HANDLING THE SCOPE
(2) Do not operate this cxcilloscope in place where the wt i exnoted to tect sunlight. Otherwise,
‘the unit may reach a high iearal temperature with resitan unstable operation and, in some cases,
result in damaged components
(6) Do not operate the stn a room where high temperature and high humidity prevail
(@) De not operat the set in a place where mechanical vibrations preell or near equipment which
‘generate strong magnetic field or impulse voltages
(8) When using another power source change the wiring for voltage conversion on the first wind
terminal of power transformer within the sotto an appropriate position depending on the source
‘lected, Repiae the exiting fuse with 05 A fuse for operation from 2 117 V power source or a
10.3 A fuse for 230 V power source operation (Refer to MAINTENANCE parapph
(@) 00 not allow the voltage aeross the VERT INPUT (5) and ak (4) terminals to exceed 600 Vp-p
and tha aer06s HOR EXT. INPUT (3) and E> (4) trmnas to exceed 100 VP‘.
(f) The ace tine onthe cathode ay tube seren changes its angular dractiona litle due to the earths
magnetic eld when the et spaced in various decor. ADIUSTIENT
0 — Se
7. ADJUSTMENT
(2) Adjustment of Dc. BAL
When the trace line is moved up or down as the V. GAIN corto 8) i turned, adjust the D.C, BAL
djustment as follows
First place the operating controls ss follows: V. ATT (7) st GND, V. GAIN control (8) at fully
‘counterclockwise positon. Adjust POSITION control (9) until the trae ine f catered an the
cathode ay tube seen
‘Then, turn the V. GAIN control (8) clockwise and if the tnce line shift, insert screwdriver with
narrow tip (having @ width of les than 2.5 rn) in the hole for O.C. BAL adjustment and fit the tip
of the secewiver inthe center groove of trim pot adjustment D.C.BAL. Slowly turn the trimpot
insuch a manner tht the shifted te ine is estored tote original pasion.
Repeat the above step several times until the trace line rensins unmoved even though V. GAIN,
control (8) i turned.
Allow atleast 15 minutes of operation forthe unit o stabilize before making this adjustment,
(©) Adjustment of HOR, GAIN
1) Apply a signa of 3 Vp-p at approx. 1 kHz to the HOR, EXT, INPUT terminals (9) andl
(61. With SWEEP RANGE selector switch (11) seta: the EXT positon, tum the SWEEP
VARV/EXT. GAIN control (12) tothe fully clockwise postion. Turn HOR. GAIN (16) with
narrow tip server as above mentioned. Slowly turn the trimpat until the trac line
provides horizontal deflection of 10 DIV and the st sclbated fr horizontal sensitivity
0 300 mv/o1v.
2) Setup the oscilloscope for internel sweep by placing the SWEEP RANGE selector switch (11)
ina position other thon EXT.
‘Apply an input signal to the
