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A&D Board User Manual and Test Procedure
Digital Clock
1. [ ] Remove the red and black mini-grabbers from the 10kΩ resistor.
2. [ ] Turn the TDS210 CH1 VOLTS/DIV knob one click clockwise to indicate 2.00 V/division.
3. [ ] Connect a 10k
Ω resistor between the A&D Board CLK and GND socket connectors.
4. [ ] Connect the scope probe mini-grabbers across the 10k
Ω resistor, black to GND.
5. [ ] Note that the LED, next to the CLK socket connector, glows green and red. This indicates that the
digital clock circuit is oscillating.
6. [ ] Turn the A&D Board CLK FRQ (clock frequency) knob fully counter-clockwise.
7. [ ] Press the TDS210 AUTOSET button. The waveform that appears should look like Figure 8.
Figure 8: Oscilloscope Display of 60 Hz Digital Clock
8. [ ] Press TDS210 Source/Type to highlight Source.
9. [ ] Press each button, below Source/Type to choose CH1 for each field.
10. [ ] Press Source/Type to highlight Type.
11. [ ] The first two fields are already set to “Mean” and “Pk-Pk”. Set the remaining two fields to “Cyc RMS”
and “Freq”.
12. [ ] Verify that the Digital Clock is producing a square wave, with about 5V Pk-Pk and 60 Hz Frequency.
The waveform should rise and fall quickly, with flat tops and bottoms.
13. [ ] Slowly turn the A&D Board CLK FRQ knob clockwise. As the frequency increases, more cycles are
shown on the TDS210 display.
14. [ ] Continue increasing the Digital Clock frequency, until the TDS210 display becomes a black rectangle.
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