Wavetek 1370 Istruzioni per l'installazione

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PRELIMINARY OPERATOR'S AND

MAINTENANCE MANUAL

Model

1370

MHz

VXI

Sweep/Function Generator

1991

Wavetek

This document contains information proprietary to

VJavetekand

providedsolelyfor instrumentoperation

andmaintenance.The informationinthisdocument may

not

duplicated in any manner without the prior ap-

proval

writing from Wavetek.

WAVETEK

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DIEGO,1NC.

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Manual

PanNumber: 1006-00-0648

Instrument

Pen

Number:

1000-00-0640

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WARRANTY

Wavetek warrants that all products manufactured by Wavetek conform to published Wavetek

spectiica!ions andarefreefromdefectsinmaterialsandworkmanshipfor aperiodof one

(1)

year from

:he

date

ot deliverywhen used under normal conditionsandwithin the service conditions for which

:hey were furnished.

The obligation o: Wavetek arisingfrom aWarranty claimshall belimitedto repairing,or at itsoption,

replacingwithout charge, any productwhich inWavetek's sole opinion provesto bedefective within

the scope of the Warranty. In the event Wavetek is not able to modify, repair or replace non-

conforming defectivepartsor componentsto aconditionaswarrantiedwlthina reasonabletime after

receiptthereof, Buyers shall be creditedfor their value at the original purchase price.

Wavetek must benotifiedinwritingof thedefector nonconformltywlthintheWarranty period andthe

affectedproductreturnedtoWavetek'sfactory ortoanauthorizedservicecenterwithin

(30)

daysatter

discovery of suchdefect or nonconformity.

For ~roductwarranties requiring returnto Wavetek, products must be returnedto a service facllity

designated by Wavetek. Buyer shall prepay shipping charges, taxes, duties and insurance for

products returned to Wavetek for warranty service. Except for products returned to Buyer from

another country, Wavetek shall pay for return of productsto Buyer.

Wavetek shall have no responsibility hereunder for any defect or damage caused by improper

storage,improperinstallation,unauthorized

modification,

misuse,neglect,Inadequatemaintenance,

accidentor for any productwhich has beenrepairedor alteredbyanyoneother thanWavetek or its

authorized representative and not in accordancewith instructionsfurnished by Wavetek.

Exclusion

of Other Warrantles

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whether written or oral, Isexpressed or implted. Wavetak epedflcally dlaclarma the lmplled

warrantiesof

merchantabllltyandfltnessfor

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SAFETY FIRST

PFIOTECTYOURSELF. Follow these precautions:

Don'ttouchthe outputs ofthe instrumentor any exposedtest wiring carrying the

output signals. This instrumentcan generate hazardous voltages and currents.

Don'tbypasstheVXI chassis'powercord's ground leadwith two-wireextension

cords or plug adaptors.

Don'tdisconnectthegreenandyeilowsafety-earth-groundwlrethat connectsthe

ground lugof the VXI cha sis power receptacleto the chassis ground terminal

(markedwith

Don'tholdyour eyesextremelyclosetoan

outputfor a longtime. Thenormally

nonhazardous low-power

energy generated by the instrument could possibly

cause eye injury.

Don't energize the VXI chassis untildirectedto by the installation instructions.

Don't repairthe instrument unlessyou are a qualifledelectronics technician and

know how to work with hazardousvoltages.

Pay attention to the WARNING statements. They point out situations that can

cause injury or death.

Pay attention to the CAUTION statements. They point out situations that can

cause equipment damage.

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CONTENTS

SECTION

GENERAL

.................................................................................

THE

MODEL 1370

1-1

.....................................................................................

2 SPEClFJCATlONS

.............................................................................................

Functions 1

............................................................................

2.2 Ooeraling Modes

1-1

................................................

........................

2.3 FrequencyRange

2.4

Outputs

............................................................................................

1-1

.................................

.........................................

2.5 FrequencySweep

1-2

......##....................

...............................................................

2.6

Inputs

1-2

..........................................................................................

1.2.7 Precision 1-2

................................................................................

1.2.8

Waveform Quality 1-3

1.3 GENERAL

..............................................................................................

1-3

.........................................................................

3.1 SCPl Pr0g;amming 1-3

1.3.2 VXIlnkrface

........................................................................................

1-3

.................................................................................

3.3 Environmental 1-3

1.3.4 Size

.................................................................................................

1-3

........................................................

..................................

3.5 Power

1-3

3.6 Reliability

.............................................................................................

1-3

........................................................................................

3.7 Normal Use 1-3

1.3.8 Safety

.........................

...

............................................................

1-3

..............................

............

1.3.9 EMC

.....................................

1-3

SECTION

PREPARATION

...........................

2.1 RECEIVING INSPECTiON

.....

,,,

.............

2-1

2.1.1 Unpacking Instructions

..........................................................

.......................

.............

.........

2 Returning Equipment

......

.....

2-1

........................

2.2 PREPARATIONFOR STORAGE OR SHIPMENT

...,.,...

2-1

............................

......

2.2.1 Packaging

,..

..,

,......

...

....

2-1

....................

....

...

....

2.2.2 Srorage

...

..,......

2-1

...............

............

.............

2.3 PREPARATIONFOR

USE

....,

.............

2-1

.........

........................

2.3.1 LogicalAddress Selection

,..

......,

2-1

2.3.2 DataTransferBus Arbit:ation

..............................................................

2-2

2.4

INSTALLATION

........................................

.................................................

2-4

...........................

2.5 INITIALCHECKOUTAND OPERATION VERIFICATION

2-4

SECTION

OPERATlON

3.1 INTRODUCTION

............................................

..................

3-1

...................................................

3.2 CONNECTORS AND LED INDICATORS 3-1

..................................

................

3.3 MODEL 1370 PROGRAMMING

.....

3-1

.......................................................................

3.3.1 SCPl CommandTable 3-1

3.3.1.1 Long and Short Form Keywords

................................................

3-3

...............................

3.3.1.2 SCPl CommandTree

...................

.......................

3-3

..............................................................

3.3.2 Command MessageForma!

3-4

.....................................................................

3.3.2.1 Program MessageUn~t 3-4

.............................................................

.............

3.3.2.2 Program Message

3-4

..................................

3.3.2.3 ProgramMessage Delimiters

......

3-4

.................................................................................

3.3.2.4 Parameter Forms

3-4

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CONTENTS (Continued)

....

.............

Program MessageTerminators

...

..................

3-7

................................................................................................

Queries

3-7

Model

1370

SCPl Commands

.............................................................

3-7

................................

..................................

Frequency ~Vessages

3-7

Funct~or:Messages

.............................................................................

3-8

Voltage (Amplitude) Messages

...........................................................

3-8

Voltage (Offset)Messages

........................

.................................

3-8

...........

...................

FrequencySweep Messages

........

3-9

Burs1Count Value

........................................

3-10

..............................................................................

Mode Messages

3-10

Output StateCommand

....................

...............

..............

3-10

TTL

Trigger Sync Output Messages

...................................................

3-17

Trigger Source Messages

...................................................................

3-11

Trigger Slope Messages

....................................................................

3-!I

System Error Queries

.......................

.....

.................................

3-12

Model

1370

Calibration Query

............................................................

3-12

....

'TST Self Test Query

....................

.......

.........

3-14

........................................................................

'TRG System Trigger

3-74

...............

..............................

IEEE

488.2

Common Commands

..........

3-14

........................................................................

3.4

MODEL 1370OPERATION

3-14

Output Terminations

..........................................................................

3-14

lnput/Output Protection

.......................................................................

3-15

Power On/Reset Defaults

...................................

......

.....................

3-15

Continuous Mode

.............................................................................

3-15

Output

..........................

.........................................................

3-16

VCG Operation

....................................................................................

3-:7

Introduction

.........................

.........................................................

3-77

Frequency Modulation (FM)

................................................................

3-18

Exrernal FrequencySweep

...................

...

....

.............................

3-18

Triggered Operation

....................

....

.........................................

3-18

Introduction

......................................................................................

3-18

.................................

ExternalTrigger Input

.........................

...........,...

3-13

.....................................................................

BUSTrigger Commands

3-19

VXI Trigger Bus Input

..........................................................................

3-19

Gated Operation

.......................

.....................................................

3-20

Burs: Operation

...................................................................................

3-21

..................................................

ExternalWidth

.....................

.......

3-22

InternalFrequencySweep

............................

.................................

3-22

................................................................................

Status Command

3-22

SECTION

CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION

SUPPLIED AT A LATER GATE

SECTION

CALIBRATION

..................................................................................

5.1

FACTORY REPAIR

5-7

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5.2

REQVIRED TEST EQUIPMENT

...........................................

...

.............

5.3

CALIBRATION

.......................................................................................

5.3

Semi-Automated Procedure

...............................................................

5-1

5.3.2

Preparation

..........................................................................................

5-2

5.3.3

Connec!or Term~nat~on

........................................................................

5-2

5.3.4

Caiibrat~onProcedure

...................

....

.........................................

5-2

SECTION

TROUBLESHOOTING

i3E

SUPPLIEDAT A LATER DATE

SECTION

PARTS AND SCHEMATICS

7.1

DRAWINGS

..........................................................................................

7-1

..................................................................................................

7.2

EqRATA

7-1

7.3

ORDERING PARTS

....................................................................................

7-1

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TABLES

Table 1-1

Table 3-?

TaSle 3-2

able3-3

Table 3-4

Table 3-5

Table 3-6

Table 3-7

Table 3-8

Table

5-1

Figure

1-1

=~gure

2-1

F~gure

2-2

F~gure2-3

F~gure3-1

Figure3-2

F~gure3-3

Figure 3-4

Figure 3-5

F~gure3-6

F~gure3-7

F~gure3-8

F~gute3-9

F~gure3-10

'~gure 5-1

FrequencyRanges

........................

....

.................................

1-3

Model 1370 FroniPanel

..........................................................

3-3

Model 1370 CommandSummary

..........................

.........

3-5

CalibrationSteps

..................................................................

3-12

Error Messages

.......................................................................

3-13

Self Test Respcnse

...................................

.....

.........................

3-14

IEEE 488.2 Commcn Commands

.....................

...

............

3-14

Input and Output Impedances

...............................................

3-14

FrequencyRanges

..........................................................

3-18

List

o! Tesr Equipment

............................................................

ILLUSTRATIONS

Model 1375 12

MHz

VXI Sweep/FunctionGenerator

.............

1-0

Se! the

Logical

Address

.........................

.....................

2-2

BusArbitration Level Jumpers

................................................

2-3

...........................................................................

Test Setup 2-4

..........................................................

Model 1370 Front Panel 3-2

...................

.....................

ivlodel 1370 Command Tree

3-6

.................................................................

OutputTermination 3-15

....................................

Model 1370 Basic OperationSetup 3-16

...................................

ContinuousWaveform Characteristics 3-16

....................................................................

VCG Nomograph 3-17

Triggered WaveformCharacteristics

...................

......

........

3-19

..............................................

Gate Waveform Characteristics 3-23

...........................................

BurstWaveform Characteristics 3-21

..............................

ExternaiWidthWaveform Characteristics 3-22

Test Points and Adjustments

..........................

...

..........

5-5

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RUS

FAIL

MODID

Alll

A24

SYNC

OUT

SWEEP

OUT

model

1370

Figure

1-1,

Model

1375

MHz

VXI

Sweep/Function Generator

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GENERAL

1.1

THE MODEL 1370

The

MODEL

1370is a three function(sine, triangle,

somuare]

size\/XIProgrammableSweepiFunction

Geqer80r.

car. operate as a continuous, trig-

gered,

gated or burs: signal source at output

arnpiit~desup to 20 Vpp. Additionally, the Model

1370

can be programmed for dc and 'external

wid!h

(two level output determined by external

s~gna!andprogrammabletrigger referencelevel).

hasbi-directionalfrequencysweepcapabilirywithin

tie frequency range of .01 Hz and 12

MHz,

with

either linear

logar~thmicsweep characteristic.

i3eourDu; level is swecified from 10 mV to

Vpp

!nto

SOR

rerm~nation,and 20 mV to 20 Vpp inro an

oDen circclit with

3.5

digits of resolution. Offset can

beprogrammedtovary thewaveiorm'sbaseline

OV,

or inthedcfunction,varythedc outpu!. The

kmc!ion output is protecred from external over-

voliagesupto

C3V peak.Activationof theprotection

circui!~sets error status bits monitored by the VXI

son?roller.

Conirolof the sweepifunction generator adheres to

:he

SCPl

(Standard Commands for Programmable

Insrrumenls)industrystandard languageforremote

in~lrurnentprogramming.

1.2 SPECIFICATIONS

1.2.1 Functions

Prqrammable sine, triangle, square, square com-

?;men!,external width, or dc.

1.2.2

Operating Modes

Continuous:

Oulput

continuous at programmed frequency. Fre-

quency can be modified via the VCG

IN.

Trlggered:

3u!pill quiescent until triggered by an exrernal

signal, a

TTLTRG

signal, or a VXI bus command,

lhen

generates one cycle of the programmed ire-

quency

Gated:

S~mlarto ti~ggeredmode except output continues

for

theGurat~on

gatesignal. The last cyclestarted

czm~lered.

Burst:

Programmable numoer of waveform cycles

I.!

ourst. Burst length,initiated by the tr~ggers~gnal,is

programmable between2and2wcycles.ivlaxinum

burst rate is

MHz.

1.2.3 Frequency Range:

0.01

to 12

MHz.

1.2.4 Outputs

Functlon Output:

Waveforms from 0.01 to

Vpp into 508 ((3.02 :o

Vpp

into r50k8). DC or offset programmaole

from-5Vto +5V into50Q (-10Vto +10Vinror3CkR).

Programmable on or off (Zoff

>5C3

8).Absolute

peak amplitude plusoffsetmay not exceed

Inlo

50R (10V into 250 kQ).

Source Impedance:

50Q.

Protection:

Outputprotected

tot

OOi/

peaks.

Sync Output:

TTL

level square wave into 50Q at programmed

frequency. In addition, the Sync Output may be

programmedto driveany oftheeight

TTLTRG'

lmes

on the VXI backplane.

TTL

Compatible:

50.4

to 22.4 V into 50R,

r0.8to r4.8

into 253

kR.

Source impedance:

509

Timing;

Concurrent with fl;nc:ion

output in square; lags sme

and triangle by

93'

Prolection:

Output protected to

*?5

inputs.

Sweep Output:

Linear 0 V to +tO V (open circuit) ramp signai

occurring during

frequency sweep. Instanra-

neousvalue of rampvoltage indicates percent

ttmE

completionof frequency sweep.

Amplitude:

5CO mV at sta::

sweep,inoeasrqgto

1OV

SCO

sweeo stop.

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