Applications:
- Design Validation
- Standards Compliance Testing
- Quality Control
- Installation and Troubleshooting
- Automated Manufacturing Test
- Off-air Video Systems Test
The VM5000 automates video testing of consumer HDTV and PC graphics devices
such as digital set-top boxes, multi-media PC's, graphics cards, and video
semiconductors. It addresses the needs of engineers developing and
deploying the next generation of video devices for the digitally connected home.
Unrivalled performance in terms of speed, accuracy, and reliability has made the
VM5000 the choice of industry leaders for design validation, quality control,
and ATE applications.
Unlike conventional instruments, the VM5000 integrates acquisition hardware,
optimized video measurement algorithms, test signal files, and accessories into
a cohesive test system solution. Product verification activities that
previously took hours or days to complete can now be completed in seconds or
minutes. Offering near plug-and-play video measurement capability, even
unskilled operators can reliably assess video output signal quality. The
conformance of signals to specifications is reported with obvious pass or fail
results, with signal distortions clearly identified for further analysis.
The VM5000 stands alone as the only automatic video analyzer capable of
supporting SD, HDTV and PC graphics signal formats. Offering a full 1 GHz
bandwidth, and 5 GS/s sample rate, the VM5000 is well suited to the demands of
measuring high resolution HDTV and high frequency PC graphics video signals.
Traditional DTV formats from 480i through 1080i and either RGB or YPbPr color
space are supported in Options SD and HD. Option VGA supports common
analog RGBHV signal resolutions from 640x480p through 2048x1536p, and pervasive
refresh rates from 50 Hz through 100 Hz.
| The ultimate solution for component analog video signal analysis,
the VM5000 delivers comprehensive characterization of video fidelity,
signal quality, and standards compliance. With available options, the
instrument automatically assesses conformance of video signals to
applicable EIA-770.x, SMPTE-274M, 296M, and VESA standards. Traditional
“TV” signal fidelity is evaluated utilizing industry-accepted
parameters, making 150 individual measurements automatically in less
than 15 seconds. PC graphics signal fidelity is assessed via
comprehensive RGB video and HV sync measurement parameters made in
accordance with VSIS test procedures. Preloaded reference and limit
files enable go-no go evaluation to applicable DMT, CVT, or GTF timing
standards. |
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Summary Pass-Fail Test Results Display |
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reliably deployed as a stand-alone QA station in manufacturing. Unlike
modular test systems, extensive programming, complicated system
debugging, or costly test engineering support is not required with the
VM5000. Integrated pass-fail limit testing and documentation utilities
link distributed design, supply, and manufacturing organizations with
standardized test capability. Product quality is enhanced because
accurate test results can be reliably generated, easily replicated, and
readily communicated across a global engineering, manufacturing, or
sales organization.
These unique capabilities enable in-depth signal analysis, speed product
development, and ensure new designs comply with applicable standards.
Fast, accurate, and objective video measurements enable manufacturers to
ensure that HDTV or PC graphics video signal quality is up to the
challenge of today's high performance displays, as well as providing
clear differentiation between input signal and display device
impairments. |
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Easy to Configure and Operate
The VM5000 offers intuitive Windows-based configuration and
measurement menus for easy operation and minimal training. A 10.4 in.
(264 mm) color display provides a bright, clear, and crisp display of
waveforms and measurement results. Users can easily navigate through
logically arranged menus and make selections via radio buttons with a
mouse or optional touch screen. |
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Signal Format Configuration Menu |
Complicated instrument setups, algorithm selection, programming, and
other undesirable aspects of making video measurements are eliminated with the
VM5000. Configuration is as simple as selecting the video format and measurement
parameters from an on-screen menu, eliminating complicated instrument setups,
tedious manual measurements, and time-consuming results correlation. These test
configuration settings can be readily saved, recalled or copied, further
simplifying test of multi-format video devices. Users wanting to make manual
measurements can exit the automated measurement application and then access a
full-featured oscilloscope.Supports SD, HDTV, and RGBHV Component Analog
Video Formats
The VM5000 can be flexibly configured to support any combination of
component analog SD, HDTV, and RGBHV video formats with the available options.
Broad format support enables automated test of digital set-top boxes, video
semiconductors, DVD players, PC graphics cards, and other consumer video
devices.
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Format Support |
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Option |
Signal Format |
Vertical Refresh
Frequency |
Color Space
RGB |
Color Space
YPbPr |
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SD |
480i |
59.94/60 Hz |
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576i |
50 Hz |
x |
x |
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480p |
59.94/60 Hz |
x |
x |
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576p |
50 Hz |
x |
x |
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HD |
720p |
50/59.94/60 Hz |
x |
x |
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1080i |
50/59.94/60 Hz |
x |
x |
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1080p |
24 Hz |
x |
x |
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VGA |
640x480p |
60,72,75,85,
100,120 Hz |
x |
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800x600p |
60,72,75,85,
100,120 Hz |
x |
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1024x768p |
60,72,75,85,
100,120 Hz |
x |
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1280x1024p |
60,70,75,85,
100,120 Hz |
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1600x1024p |
60,70,75,76,
85,100 Hz |
x |
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1920x1080p |
50,60,75,85,
100 Hz |
x |
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1920x1200p |
60,75,76,85,
100 Hz |
x |
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1920x1440p |
60,75,85 Hz |
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2048x1536p |
60,75,85 Hz |
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2048x2048p |
60 Hz |
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Other progressive RGBHV
formats
and vertical frequencies supported |
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Sync Options |
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Signal Format |
Sync
on Y/G |
Separate
Composite
Sync on Ch4 |
Separate
H&V Sync |
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SD Component |
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HD Component |
x |
x |
x*1 |
Analog RGBHV -
Option VGA |
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x |
*1 Requires VGA to BNC sync combiner accessory, excludes
HV sync measurements.
Bandwidth and Sample Rates Suitable for HDTV and High Resolution PC
Graphics Signals
The VM5000 utilizes a digital phosphor oscilloscope platform as the
basis for signal acquisition and analysis. Utilizing proven, high-speed
measurement architecture, Tektronix surpasses the limitations of current video
analyzers to address the evolving needs of the video industry. The VM5000 offers
over 1 GHz of bandwidth and 1.25 GS/s maximum real time sample rates/channel to
easily meet stringent HDTV measurement demands – easily assessing frequency
response for signals up to and well beyond 30 MHz. The high sample rates and low
noise floor of the instrument enable noise measurement accuracy that was
previously impossible on HDTV signals. A rise time of less than 400 ps and
superior time-base performance are sufficient to make critical sync and rise
time measurements as required by EIA-770 and SMPTE 274M and VESA. A large record
length and high sample rates deliver measurement results with minimal time lag.
Comprehensive Component Analog Video Signal Analysis
The VM5000 incorporates an extensive set of automated video
measurements that deliver comprehensive characterization of the fidelity and
conformance of component analog signals. Approximately 150 individual
measurements completely characterize video signal amplitudes, timing, and noise
distortions into parameter categories that are easily understood, facilitating
troubleshooting and design optimization.
Enabled by such brad and thorough signal analysis, the VM5000 is able
to identify relevant video signal impairments, verify compliance with
applicable standards, and ensure operability with connected displays.
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Measurement
Parameters |
TV Signals
Options SD & HD |
PC Graphics Signals
Option VGA |
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Color Bars (Levels) |
Color Bars Luma Levels*1 |
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Sync Amplitude & Timing |
H & V Timing*1 H & V
Sync*1
H Sync Jitter*1 |
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Noise |
Noise Injection Ratio*1 |
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Non-Linearity |
Integral and Differential Linearity,
Monotonicity*1 |
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Inter-channel timing |
Channel-Channel Skew*1 |
Transient Response,
K2T |
Video Transient Response |
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Multiburst |
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Frequency Response |
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Resolution*1 |
*1 VESA Parameters
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testing TV signals (Options SD and HD) and PC graphics signals
(Option VGA). These parameters vary by application because of
differences in hardware technology, signal attributes,
applicable standards, and historical test methodology. TV test
measurements are based on the de-facto industry standard
Tektronix VM700T and have been adapted to assess
distortions unique to digital devices and HDTV signals. The PC
graphics measurement set delivers fully automated VESA
compliance testing and video measurements, as well as reporting
other parameters commonly utilized to characterize PC graphics
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H Sync Measurement Results |
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Automated Video Measurements
The VM5000 is differentiated from conventional oscilloscopes,
waveform monitors, or modular instruments by its automated video measurements.
Automated measurements deliver benefits in terms of speed, accuracy, and ease of
use that almost obsolete manual approaches, and even user developed programs.
Automating signal configuration, signal acquisition, and data analysis enables
robust and reliable operation, impervious to signal variations. The VM5000
applies optimized video measurement algorithms and extended data processing to
deliver accuracy and reliability that outperforms even the most skilled expert
user.
Auto Configuration
By selecting the applicable format and desired measurements from the
configuration menu, the VM5000 automatically configures gain, offset, and time
scale based on the nominal signal values expected. Variations from nominal
values are accommodated with auto range capabilities.
Auto Range
The auto range feature enhances accuracy and enables automated
measurement of signals that vary from nominal levels. This feature
automatically optimizes gain and offset based on the signal conditions,
enabling the instrument to consistently present the best results
possible.
Automatic Special Position
The VM5000's automatic special position function ensures that automated
measurements are robust to temporal signal distortions, alternate test
signals, and alternate output display modes. Always active, this feature
identifies appropriate test signal events and sets measurement cursor
locations optimally to ensure consistent and meaningful test results.
Measurement location selections made by the VM5000 can be analyzed or
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Multiburst Measurement Results Display |
Auto Mode
Auto Mode enables users to instruct the instrument to make one,
selected, or all automated video measurements with a single a run command. While
functioning in Auto Mode, the instrument automatically selects the appropriate
test signal line, utilizes pre-set measurement configurations and averaging
selected by the user, and completes each measurement. Option VGA includes
multi-line measurements capability, enabling users to measure selected
parameters on many or all lines in a frame with a single run command.
Measurement Cursors (Special Position)
Options SD and HD address requirement for custom signal analysis by
enabling users to input customized measurement locations for the Frequency
Response and Noise measurement parameters. For frequency response measurements,
users can select either timing location input or frequency input to make
response measurements anywhere within the supported video bandwidth utilizing a
standard sweep signal. Input locations can be further toggled within YPbPr
signals to accommodate either 4:2:2 or 4:4:4 video. This enables detailed
analysis of roll-off, frequency distortion, identification of spurs, and
aliasing anywhere across the useful frequency spectrum.
 
Frequency Response Measurement Input Selections
Flexible Noise Measurements
Options SD and HD offer the capability to make both weighted and
un-weighted noise measurements. Default selections for bandwidth cut-off
filtering are automatically via the format configuration; however, users
can enter other bandwidth cut-off filter selections if desired to
clarify noise characteristics. Measurement locations may also be input
by users for the noise measurement. This is most useful when used in
conjunction with the Noise Spectrum display, simplifying identification
of the frequency and relative magnitude of noise peaks in the video
signal.
 
Noise Spectrum Display
Automated VESA Compliance Testing for Analog RGBHV Signal Formats
(Option VGA)
The emergence of IP broadcast video and convergence of traditional
“TV” and “PC” video entertainment devices have resulted in PCs evolving into
media gateways to the digitally connected home. As a result, assessing the
fidelity and conformance of analog RGBHV signals has become more important to
engineers involved in the design and manufacturing of PC graphics devices. This
challenge has been further complicated by the emergence of digital interfaces,
proliferation of supported output modes, and the persistence of analog RGBHV
interfaces on PC graphics cards.Tektronix addresses these industry test
requirements with VM5000 Option VGA, the first and only “VM” class solution for
PC graphics signals and devices. Option VGA automates signal analysis and
mandatory VESA standards compliance testing, speeding design validation testing
that is typically performed with the release or modification of PC graphics
hardware, software, or integration of complete video system.
 
Format Configuration Menu
Option VGA supports pervasive analog RGBHV signal formats typically
communicated via VGA, DVI-I, or DVI-A interfaces. Automated measurement is
possible for 11 standard signal resolutions spanning from 640x480p (VGA) through
2048x1536p (QXGA), at selected vertical refresh frequencies from 50 to 120 Hz.
Because non-standard signal resolutions, vertical refresh frequencies, or
blanking are common with analog RGBHV signals, Option VGA offers capability to
automatically test unsupported video formats. A user-defined format
configuration utility enables users to easily create, edit, or recall custom
modes and seamlessly access the full test automation of the VM5000 instrument.
 
Measurement Selection Menu
Approximately 150 video measurements can be performed for each supported
mode, delivering a comprehensive assessment of RGB video fidelity, HV sync
quality, and format conformance. Parameters and test methods are based on
industry standard (VESA) test procedures, enabling easy comparison against the
requirements of the Video Signal Standard (VSIS) and applicable DMT, GTF, or CVT
timing standards. Convenient averaging and configuration controls deliver the
flexibility to perform either speedy or precise measurement in accordance with
VESA sampling requirements. A full suite of comprehensive RGBHV video parameters
can be measured in less than 5 minutes. Pre-loaded signal reference data and
tolerance limit files simplify results analysis, eliminating laborious
spreadsheet entry and computation. Test results, and even waveform screen
captures can be quickly documented with reports that can be automatically
generated, printed, and saved.
 
RGB Transient Response Measurement Results
top > An innovative set of PC graphics matrix test signals has been
created to enable comprehensive signal characterization for the full range of
supported formats. These signals, working in concert with a remote controlled
measurement interface unit, enable fully automated testing with a single run
command. The included measurement interface unit provides connectivity, signal
termination, automated switching, and variable loads for sync voltage tests.
This approach eliminates the need for expensive FET probes, and delivers
optimized accuracy for both DC amplitude and high frequency timing measurements.
 
VM5000 with Option VGA –
VESA Compliance Test Solution
All the necessary elements for compliance or QC testing are integrated
into a cohesive solution that delivers easily understood pass or fail test
results. Comprehensive parametric signal analysis isolates product performance
deficiencies, enables design optimization, and ensures interoperability of
connected display devices. With Option VGA, even unskilled operators can make
reliable and repeatable assessments of VESA standards compliance. Extensive
video knowledge, oscilloscope skills, complicated programming, or system
integration skills are no longer required to assess analog RGBHV signal
integrity.Companion Test Signal Packages
Each of options SD, HD, and VGA includes a specific companion test
signal package to speed and simplify testing of supported signal formats. These
packages have been developed to enable comprehensive parametric analysis of
signal fidelity without the inconvenience of switching test signals. Test signal
packages eliminate potential video measurement set operability issues and
minimize uncertainties regarding the quality of the input signal
Because DTV has resulted in a proliferation in video source content
and signal formats, test signals are provided in a variety of pervasive
formats to enable easy generation and extended format testing. Since
encoded test signals may contain artifacts that detract from measuring
the analog signal fidelity, the matrix test signal is also provided in
MPEG-2 encoded elementary and ATSC transport streams. To ensure the
encoded signal is accurate, Tektronix has pre-qualified the matrix test
signal for each native video format.
Test Signal Files: File and Signal Formats of Test Signal Packages
Test
Signal
Format |
HDTV
Matrix
16x9 |
HDTV
Matrix
4x3 |
PC
Matrix
& Full Fields |
.bmp
files |
.png
files |
TG700 DNL
AVG7/AWVG7
DVG7/HDVG7 |
ATSC
Transport
Stream |
Compressed
MPEG
Elementary
Stream |
DVD |
SD
Formats |
x |
x |
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x |
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x*1,2 |
x*3 |
x |
x |
HD
Formats |
x |
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x |
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x*1 |
x*3 |
x |
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VGA
Formats |
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x |
x |
x |
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*1 Requires TG700 & appropriate module (AVG7,
AWVG7, DVG7, and/or HDVG7
*2 SDI signal generation not supported for 576p format
*3 ATSC transport stream not provided for 576i, 576p, 720p/50
& 1080i/50 formatsHDTV Matrix Test Signal
A specific matrix test signal has been created to enable efficient and
comprehensive test of component analog video signal fidelity. The matrix signal
includes a range of test signals on different lines to enable video test without
the inconvenience of switching full field signals, and contents have been
customized to exercise the full bandwidth capability of each format. One signal
can be flexibly utilized for both RGB and YPbPr color spaces, thereby minimizing
test signal proliferation.
 
HDTV Matrix Test Signal in 16x9 Aspect Ratio
The HDTV matrix test signal is supplied in a variety of file and signal
formats to enable convenient and comprehensive test of set-top boxes and
other consumer video devices. High quality encoded ATSC transport stream
and compressed elementary stream files are supplied for easy play-out on
a Tektronix MPEG player such as the
Tektronix MTX100A.
PC Graphics Matrix Test Signal (Option VGA)
VESA compliance and certification testing requires that several
different types of test signals be applied to the device under test. Option VGA
includes test signal files for these patterns, in both full field and matrix
forms for the full range of supported image resolutions. Test signal files are
provided in .bmp and .png file formats.
 
PC graphics Matrix Test Signal
VESA compliance and certification testing requires that several
different types of test signals be applied to the device under test. Option VGA
includes test signal files for these patterns, in both full field and matrix
forms for the full range of supported image resolutions. Test signal files are
provided in .bmp and .png file formats. The .png files are beneficial because
they enable HV timing measurement to be made without the border artifacts
potentially introduced by bitmap files.Picture, Vector, and Waveform
Displays
Picture and Vector displays can be initiated with a single button
push and deliver “at a glance” confidence checking that simplifies signal
identification, troubleshooting, and color conversion accuracy. Waveforms are
simultaneously displayed with parametric test results to enable visualization of
signal impairments.
By selecting Picture mode, a full color picture display is rendered
on screen from the connected sub-sampled and down converted signals to
the available picture area and resolution. Pictures by default appear in
an appropriate 16x9 or 4x3 aspect ratio; however users can resize, move
or minimize the window as needed. Picture mode incorporates a
user-enabled bright line select feature to facilitate test
configuration. Live or full motion video signals can also be viewed at
vertical refresh rates of 1-2 fps.
The Vector display, available with Option SD and HD, displays the
waveform with targets for 75% or 100% color bars and accommodates either
601 or 709 colorimetry targets. Graticule targets and color space can be
selected automatically or manually.
Waveforms for all channels are simultaneously viewable in different
colors, and display can be zoomed both vertically and temporally for
detailed examination and analysis. Users can selectively expand the
waveform to the full display size by minimizing the measurement
application.

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Picture Mode |
Full Screen Waveform Display |
Time Saving Test Utilities & Results Displays
The VM5000 offers a powerful combination of test utilities and
custom displays to make HDTV video test faster, more robust, more convenient,
and more accurate. These utilities supplement basic automated measurement
capabilities to deliver performance and value unmatched by any other solution.
Combined with the extended documentation utilities, these powerful automated
measurement utilities and features ensure that the VM5000 meets the demands of
all application areas. Research and Development, Quality Control, and Production
Test personnel can tailor the instrument settings to meet their particular needs
for robust acquisition, speed, or accuracy. By automating measurement functions,
video professionals are ensured that automatic measurements are robust,
accurate, repeatable, and completely objective.Summary Test Results
Display
For the ultimate in test progress and reporting, the VM5000 incorporates
a summary test results display screen. This display enables operators to monitor
test progress and acceptability of video signal parameters without having to
delve into complicated individual test results. Each of the selected test
parameters, measurement progress, pass or fail result per parameter, and test
errors, if any, are displayed. Upon completion an overall green or red
measurement result flag is displayed.
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Summary Test Results Display with
Pass-Fail Indication |
Color Bar Relative Results Display
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Integrated Pass - Fail Limit Testing
The VM5000 incorporates user selectable pass-fail limit testing.
Acceptability of individual parameters or an entire DUT can be assessed without
browsing hundreds of individual numerical results. Suitable for use in
stand-alone applications, there is a PF summary screen that shows the progress
and PF result of individual measurements and an overall DUT PF result based on
the selected parameters and user selected limits. When PF limit testing is
enabled, measurement results for failed parameters are displayed in an intuitive
GREEN-RED numerical result for easy identification of unacceptable or
nonconforming signal conditions.
Pre-Loaded and User Definable Reference & Limit Files
Tektronix supplies set of default reference and limit files for the
supported video formats for “out of the box” test functionality. Option
SD and HD have been preloaded with SMPTE/EIA standard reference values
and Tektronix recommended tolerance limit files. Option VGA has been
preloaded with VESA reference and tolerance limit values based on the
applicable timing standards. The signal reference data boosts test
productivity by minimizing the need to access separate standards or
quality documents. Files can be edited with other spreadsheet programs
to specify customized target values, conformance limits, or go-no go
manufacturing process limits. Reference & limit files can be auto
selected by format (default), manually specified, or loaded
automatically via pre-set configuration files (.vmset).
 
Reference and Limit Test Configuration Menu
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Flexible Results Displays
To simplify test results analysis, the VM5000 features tabular results
menus. Within each parameter group, users can easily browse measurement
results, deviation from reference, nominal (reference) value, and
max/min tolerance limits for pass and fail. Reference information and
calculations necessary to analyze and understand test results are
logically organized, and readily available. With limit testing enabled,
non-conforming test results are highlighted in red, readily highlighting
signal distortions for further analysis.
Save & Recall Measurement Configurations
Measurement configuration settings can be stored, instantaneously
recalled, or easily copied to other instruments. Factory default settings can
also be recalled, if necessary. Reference and limit files are associated with
configuration files, and are automatically pulled in with a recall configuration
command. This feature speeds and simplifies device testing with multiple display
output formats, as users can configure, store, and recall a set-up for each
individual format.
Reference Capture Utility
The output of a “golden” DUT or reference test signal generator can be
conveniently captured and stored as a reference file. This utility
enables current measurement results to be readily compared with other
measurement results utilizing the tabular results display screens in the
results menus.
Sync Load Testing
Per VESA standards, H and V Sync voltages must be measured under V1 and
V0 conditions with ±8 mA current loads to ensure adequate power is
available to handle impedance variations that may occur with connected
displays. Option VGA automates this test by providing loads with the
remote control MIU.
Automatic Report Generator
A report generator utility speeds test documentation by creating an
organized, video measurement report with the touch of a single button.
Test results, configuration settings, and signal reference data details
are summarized in the VM5000 test report. Reports created in .pdf and
.rtf formats are organized and suitable for inclusion in certification
test results. For data analysis, reports can be output in the form of a
.csv file, easily imported into spreadsheet programs. Option VGA even
includes the option to embed waveform screen captures into selected
report formats
Video Measurement Accessories
For convenience and enhanced test performance, the VM5000 includes a
logical set of complementary video measurement accessories that simplify
connection, termination, and measurement. Custom designed sync pick-off
and sync combiner accessories simplify measurement of TV signals with
Options SD and HD. Option VGA includes a custom measurement interface
unit (MIU) that has been engineered to enable precision, VESA compliant
and fully automated measurement for 5 channel analog RGBHV signals. The
MIU provides termination, signal switching, and a current source/sink,
eliminating the need for expensive FET probes or manual switching of
cables during testing.
 
Option VGA - Analog RGBHV
Measurement Interface Unit
Addressing stringent requirements for measurement accuracy, the MIU
incorporates an innovative dual input path for RGB and HV channels in order to
deliver optimized accuracy for both DC amplitude measurement and high frequency
timing measurements. Utilizing RS-232 control, the VM5000 automatically selects
either low frequency or wideband mode as required by the parameter being
measured. Incorporating a full 1 GHz of bandwidth, with optimized return loss in
wideband mode, the MIU delivers unmatched speed, accuracy, and convenience in
testing PC graphics signals.Standard GPIB Remote Control and LAN
A fast and reliable GPIB Port compliant to IEEE 488.2 is standard on
the instrument with selectable controller or talk/listener modes. A fully
documented oscilloscope GPIB remote command set and simplified video command set
enable all of the instrument capabilities accessible via the user interface to
be automated via GPIB remote control.
Network connectivity is provided with a LAN port supporting 10Base-T
and 100Base-T. This enables video test reports or data stored on the
hard drive to be accessed via the network. Network remote control can be
accomplished via the Tektronix AD007 GPIB to LAN adapter accessory,
available separately. TekVISA™ is functional for LAN remote control of
the oscilloscope commands
Complete Oscilloscope Functionality
Recognizing the need for flexibility, Tektronix has integrated
complete digital phosphor oscilloscope functionality into the VM5000.
Flexible and dedicated video triggering for NTSC, PAL, SECAM, and analog
HDTV is provided in the oscilloscope. Optional application software
packages complement the standard oscilloscope functionality to further
extend the return and value of a VM5000 platform investment.
Oscilloscope functionality and specifications are detailed in the
TDS5104B or appropriate application software data sheet(s).
 
Oscilloscope Measurement Menu
Ordering Information:
- Opt. 18 - No Upgrade path for this option, must be ordered at
time of initial purchase
- Opt. CP2 - Requires Opt. SM
- At lease one of Option SD, HD, or VGA is mandatory for each VM5000
Instrument
- Factory Installation is available by specifying Opt. IF
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