
62 16800 Series Portable Logic Analyzers Service Guide
3 Testing Performance
may be different based on your test setup. Bring stray
channels into alignment if necessary. See page 50.
12 Now set the pulse generator to the new test frequency.
The logic analyzer will be tested using a double- edge
clock. The test frequency is half the test clock rate
because data is acquired on both the rising edge and the
falling edge of the clock. Set the frequency to 250 MHz
plus the frequency uncertainty of the pulse generator,
plus a test margin of 1%.
For example, if you are using an 8133A pulse generator,
the frequency accuracy is ±1% of setting. Use a test
margin of 1%. Set the frequency to 250 MHz plus 2%
(255 MHz).
13 The pulse measured on the oscilloscope may have moved
slightly. Verify the DC offset and adjust it if necessary.
See page 41.
14 Verify the oscilloscope Deskew and adjust if necessary.
See page 42.
15 Adjust the measured pulse width from the pulse generator
to 1.5 ns (minus the test margin) as described on
page 43.
16 Open the Thresholds and Sample Positions dialog, and
align the blue bars vertically. See page 49.
17 Grab the blue bar for “My Bus 1” and move it to the
recommended starting position you noted on page 61.
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