Magnitude Control Circuit - Fluke 5700A Series Service Manual

5700A/5720A Series II Calibrator
Service Manual
7. Check HV OUT from the High Voltage Control assembly. Set the Calibrator to
The following steps 8 and 9 check the operation of the High Voltage
Control assembly in the 2.2A Current Range. For these checks it will be
necessary to install a jumper connecting the front panel OUTPUT HI
binding post to the OUTPUT LO binding post. If may be useful to refer to
Figure 2-27 in the Theory of Operation Section.
8. Check the output from the Magnitude control circuit. Set the Calibrator to 220 mA dc
9. Check the High Voltage Control assembly in the 2.2A Range. Set the Calibrator to
Remove the front panel jumper connecting OUTPUT HI to OUTPUT LO
before continuing.

5-20. Magnitude Control Circuit

Proceed as follows to troubleshoot the magnitude control circuit:
1. Check the Square Wave Generator. Power down the Calibrator and connect the
2. Check the Reference and Error Amplifier. Power down the Calibrator and connect an
3. Check the Square Wave Amplifier. Power down the Calibrator and connect an
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CR4, and associated components. If the measure voltage is much greater than 227V
skip to the Magnitude Control Circuit troubleshooting starting at step 10.
+220V dc, operate. Using a DMM measure the dc voltage at pin 1A or 1C of P611
and verify it reads +220V ±0.2V. If a failure is detected, check K4, K11, K5, K12,
K3, and associated components.
at 1 kHz, operate. Connect an oscilloscope to TP3 and verify it displays a signal
similar the previously shown Figure 5-31, except the amplitude is typically 40V p-p.
The measured amplitude may not be 40V p-p, for now just verify that the 1 kHz
signal is present. If a failure is detected, skip to the Magnitude Control circuit
troubleshooting in this section.
220 mA at 1 kHz, operate. Connect the DMM low to VICOM (pins 16A/C of P612)
and the DMM high to VI+ (pins 15A/C of P612)and verify it is +5.3V ±10%. Next,
move the DMM high to VI- (pins 14A/C of P612) and verify it is -5.3 ±10%. If a
failure is detected, check T1, K14, K2, CR5, and associated components in the 2A
Range Power Supply Filter circuit.
oscilloscope, set for 2V/div and 500 us/div, to TP2. When the Calibrator is turned on,
the oscilloscope should display a TTL-level 1 kHz square wave for approximately 1
second. If a failure is detected, check U4, U7A, and associated components in the
Square Wave Generator.
oscilloscope, set for 5V/div, to the cathode of CR10. At power up of the Calibrator
the oscilloscope should display a dc voltage which ramps up to approximately +14V
and remains there for approximately 1 second before returning to 0V. If a failure is
detected, check U2D, U7B, Q2, Q4, VR1, and associated components in the
Reference and Error Amplifier circuit.
oscilloscope, set for 5V/div, to pin 1 of U1. At power up of the Calibrator the
oscilloscope should display a dc voltage which ramps down to approximately -14V
and remains there for approximately 1 second before returning to 0V. If a failure is
detected, check U1A and associated components. If this voltage is correct and at
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