17-10-2018, 01:59 PM
(This post was last modified: 17-10-2018, 02:02 PM by ppppenguin.)
My wonderful 2465B 'scope has a problem. If I adjust the vertical shift controls on channels 1 and 2 the trace distorts as it's moved down the screen. It's fine at the top of the screen. Ch3 & 4 are OK. The Ch2 output is OK.
Looking at the schematic all the channels and shift controls are fed into a hybrid chip. U400 is a very black box that takes all the vertical signals and feeds the main vertical amplifier.
Unless there's an obvious power supply fault around U400 then I need the unobtainable hybrid
https://www.tek.com/oscilloscope/2465b-m...465b-2467b
Page is "Channel switch and output ampliferis 2465B, sheet 6."
This article may offer some salvation: http://worldphaco.com/uploads/TEKTRONIX_...AKAGE..pdf
There could be excessive common mode DC on the differential Ch1 and 2 signals feeding U400 caused by some kind of fault that's common to both channels.
Looking at the schematic all the channels and shift controls are fed into a hybrid chip. U400 is a very black box that takes all the vertical signals and feeds the main vertical amplifier.
Unless there's an obvious power supply fault around U400 then I need the unobtainable hybrid

https://www.tek.com/oscilloscope/2465b-m...465b-2467b
Page is "Channel switch and output ampliferis 2465B, sheet 6."
This article may offer some salvation: http://worldphaco.com/uploads/TEKTRONIX_...AKAGE..pdf
There could be excessive common mode DC on the differential Ch1 and 2 signals feeding U400 caused by some kind of fault that's common to both channels.
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