<< Tektronix Waveform Monitors and Vectorscopes

Tektronix 1730 · 1731 · 1735
Analog Waveform Monitors, Discontinued
See: 1741C

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Features:

Performance and Economy
Full Frame Line Select
Simultaneous Channel A and B Display
Dual Filter Display
One-Button Front Panel Recall
RGB/YRGB Display Capability
Parallax-Free Internal Graticules
Differential Phase and Gain Measurement
Stereo Audio Phase Measurement
Vector Center Dot Clamping
Remote Control Capability
Available in NTSC and PAL Standards as Well as Dual Standard
White Phosphor Available

Product Information
1730 Manual	2.87 MB
Price & Ordering Info
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Applications:

Cost-effective Signal Monitoring in Camera Control Consoles and Video Transmission Applications

The Tektronix 1730 Series Waveform Monitors and 1720 Series Vectorscopes provide comprehensive television signal monitoring for both NTSC and PAL applications. These Versatile instruments are light weight, half-rack width and have bright CRTs for video signal monitoring. Both Instruments exceed normal monitoring capabilities, and there unique features make them even more powerful when operated in tandem. Each monitor has its own advanced feature set and the proven 1700 Series family performance to provide more monitor for the money. These monitors do the job faster, better and easier at an economical price.

The 1730 Series and 1720 series families cover a wide variety of video testing needs. For typical composite monitoring in the NTSC and PAL realm, the 1730 series and 1720 series more then handle the job. If there is a need for PAL and NTSC standards, the 1735 Waveform Monitor and 1725 Vectorscope can be used. Digital testing of both composite parallel and composite serial can be accomplished with the 1730D series of Digital Waveform Monitors. Whatever the individual video testing application, the 1720 and 1730 series family provide an easy to use, economical solution.

Complete Line Select
The 1730 Series Waveform Monitor has full frame line select, with alphanumeric readout, that can be tracked by the 1720 Series Vectorscope when in Auxiliary mode. Any one or two lines of the entire frame can be selected and displayed or the same line(s) in both fields can be viewed at one time. An intensified zone in the two-field sweep and on the picture monitor output signal indicates the location of the line selection. In addition, any successive 15 lines can be overlaid for camera and VTR adjustments.

Simultaneous Channel A and B Display These instruments have microprocessor front panel control. They are operator-friendly and provide outstanding features in half-rack waveform monitors or vectorscopes. Both the 1730 Series Waveform Monitor and the 1720 Series Vectorscope have dual channel display capability, allowing both input channels to be displayed on the CRT simultaneously.	1730 Waveform Monitor - Simultaneous Channel A and B Display

Dual Filter Display
The 1730(NTSC) and the 1731(PAL) Waveform Monitor include dual filter display, which provides low pass and flat information in the same display. The 2-Field and 2-Line Display Modes have the Low Pass Filter applied to the left half of the trace. In the 1-Line Mode, the two signals are overlaid. These filter modes can also be used independently. Both versions of the 1730 Series have chroma filters centered around the sub carrier frequency

One-Button Front Panel Recall
Once the front panel has been set up in a frequently used mode, the configuration can be stored for later one-button recall. In addition, when the 1720 is used in tandem with the 1730, it will respond to this Store/Recall operation. Up to four operator-selected front panel configurations can be stored front the front panel. Four other front panel configurations are factory-programmed settings and are accessible from the remote control interface


1730 NTSC Dual Filter Display	1720 Stereo Audio Display	1731 PAL Dual Filter Display

Differential Phase and Gain Measurements
The 1720 Series Vectorscope graticule has scales for measuring Differential Phase and Gain. The Differential Phase scale has markings at 2° intervals. The Differential Gain scale has markings at 5% intervals. For even greater precision, the 1720 and 1730 series can be coupled for differential phase measurements using the field or line sweep on the 1730 series Waveform Monitor. The Waveform Monitor Chroma filter can be used for differential gain measurements.

Stereo Audio Phase Measurements
Balanced inputs for the XY mode are available on the 1720 series Vectorscope through a separate input connector. This mode is particularly useful for evaluation of stereo audio with a special XY graticule scale for both amplitude and phase measurements. XY measurements can be displayed individually or in combination with a vector display. This input can also be used for other applications where XY monitoring is useful.

RGB-YRGB
The Waveform Monitor can display RGB or YRGB. The RGB/YRGB staircase input in through a rear panel connector

Vector Center Dot Clamping
The 1720 Series Vectorscopes employ center dot clamping in Vector mode for easy detection of residual sub-carrier on the signal. In Addition, with no signal present, the center dot automatically dims prolonging the CRT life.

Parallax-Free Internal Graticules
Both instruments utilize post-accelerated, mesh-type CRT's equipped with internal graticules to provide parallax-free displays. Variable, evenly-illuminated scales, along with molded bezels, make waveform photography a snap

Remote Control
Internal front panel presets, RGB/YRGB enable, along with front panel recall/setup can be accessed through the waveform monitor remote connector.

Ordering Information
Refurbished Units Available >
Model	Description	Buy Online	Price
1730	Tektronix 1730, NTSC Waveform Monitor	Discontinued See: 1741C
1731	Tektronix 1731, PAL Waveform Monitor	Discontinued See: 1741C
1735	Tektronix 1735, PAL/NTSC Waveform Monitor	Discontinued See: 1741C

Tektronix 1730 · 1731 · 1735 Analog Waveform Monitors, DiscontinuedSee: 1741C

Refurbished Units Available >

Tektronix 1730 · 1731 · 1735
Analog Waveform Monitors, Discontinued
See: 1741C