Tektronix Applications Expert

Hello,

The current TIVP IsoVu Isolated Probes will only work with our newer MSO44, MSO46, MSO5 Series and MSO6 Series scopes. They will not work on the MSO4034B.
There were older IsoVu Isolated Probes the TIVM and TIVH Series IsoVu™ probes that would work on the MSO4034B but they are out of production now.

Hello,
The manual for the P2220 is on Tek.com see link below.
https://www.tek.com/en/passive-probe-manual/p2220-200-mhz-1x-10x-passive-probe
The hook tip part number is 013-0107-08

To order a part call 1-800-833-9200 opt 1.
Or send an email to buy@tektronix.com

Hello,

Both of these are 10X attenuation probes, so the scope needs to multiply the voltage at the interface by 10. This is why you see a 5mV/Div minimum. To avoid this, you would need to use a 1X probe.

1k points is minimum on MDO32

Hello,

Below you will find a link to the TDS3000B series declassification document. You can search for an instrument's declassification document by filtering the search type to Manual > Declassification.

https://www.tek.com/en/oscilloscope/tds3014b-manual/tds3000-and-tds3000b-rev

Hello,

The frequency measurement algorithm displays the first complete cycle in the record. You can also use cursors to measure the exact cycle you want measured.

Using an SMU236 and an Agilent N9010A spectrum analyzer measuring the voltage difference across a discrete 24K resistor supplying a 20uA current, the recommendation is to apply a Low-Pass Filter on the SMU Output

Yes the AFG3011C can produce a 10MHz 20Vpp continuous sine wave into 50Ω.

Thank you for evaluating Kickstart for your photovoltaic cell testing. Unfortuntately trial extensions for Kickstart are not available.

Please check the time in Windows on the scope is set correctly.
Please check the clock on the scope UI to see if it matches the time in Windows on the scope.
1. Set the time in Windows so that it is correct.
2. In the scope go to Utilities -> Set Time and Date…
3. In the Set Time and Date Pane click the “Get date and time” button then click the “Set time and date now” button.
4. Restart the scope