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Agilent Technologies 34411A User Manual (152 pages)

6 1/2 Digit Multimeter

Brand: Agilent Technologies | Category: Multimeter | Size: 5.05 MB

1 Quick Start

13
- Restricted Rights Legend
  2
- Safety Information
  3
- In this Guide
  11
- Table of Contents
  13
- Quick Start
  13
- Basic Multimeter Operations
  
  14
- Preparing the Multimeter for Use
  
  14
- Using the Front Panel (34410A/11A)
  
  15
  - Front-Panel Keys
    15
  - Front-Panel Display Shortcuts
    16
- Making Basic Measurements (34410A/11A)
  
  17
  - To Measure DC Voltage
    18
  - To Measure AC Voltage
    18
  - To Measure DC Current
    19
  - To Measure AC Current
    19
  - To Make a 2-Wire Resistance Measurement
    20
  - To Make a 4-Wire Resistance Measurement
    20
  - To Measure Frequency
    21
  - To Measure Period
    21
  - To Measure Capacitance
    22
  - To Make a 2-Wire Temperature Measurement
    23
  - To Make a 4-Wire Temperature Measurement
    23
  - To Test Continuity
    24
  - To Check Diodes
    24
- Other Basics of Operation
  
  25
- If the Multimeter Does Not Turn on
  
  25
- To Replace the Power-Line Fuse (34410A/11A)
  
  26
- To Adjust the Carrying Handle
  
  27
- To Rack Mount the Multimeter (34410A/11A)
  
  28
Quick Start/Other Basics of Operation

29
- Features and Functions
  
  35
- SCPI Commands
  
  37
- Front Panel Features (34410A/11A)
  
  38
- Front Panel Display
  
  38
  - Displayed Messages
    38
  - Self-Guiding Menus
    38
  - Annunciators
    40
  - Second Display Options
    41
  - Turning the Display off
    41
  - Front-Panel Display Shortcuts
    42
  - Front Panel Alphanumeric Character Entry
    43
- Front Panel Measurement Configuration Menus
  
  44
- Advanced Configuration Options
  
  48
- Multimeter State Storage
  
  48
- Accessing Reading Memory
  
  49
- Front/Rear Input Terminal Switching (34410A/11A)
  
  49
- Multimeter Reset
  
  50
- DC Measurements
  
  51
  - Integration Time and Resolution
    51
  - DC Input Impedance
    53
  - AC Measurements
    54
    
    AC Filter
    54
    
    Gate Time
    55
  - Auto Zero
    56
  - Ranging
    57
  - Null Measurements
    59
  - Miscellaneous Configuration Settings
    60
    
    Radix Character (34410A/11A)
    60
    
    Thousands Separator (34410A/11A)
    60
    
    Beeper (34410A/11A)
    61
  - Math Functions
    62
    
    Db Measurements
    63
    
    Dbm Measurements
    64
    
    Using Statistics
    65
    
    Limit Testing
    66
  - Triggering the Multimeter
    67
    
    Selecting a Trigger Source
    67
    
    Auto Triggering (34410A/11A)
    68
    
    Single Triggering (34410A/11A)
    68
    
    Reading Hold (34410A/11A)
    69
    
    Immediate Triggering
    69
    
    Software (Bus) Triggering
    70
    
    Internal (Level) Triggering (34411A/L4411A)
    70
    
    Number of Samples Per Trigger
    71
    
    Number of Pre-Trigger Samples (34411A/L4411A)
    71
    
    Trigger Delay
    72
    
    Automatic Trigger Delay
    73
    
    External Triggering
    75
    
    Trigger Slope
    77
  - Data Logging
    78
  - System-Related Operations
    82
    
    Self-Test
    82
    
    Error Conditions
    83
    
    Reading the Error Queue
    84
    
    NISPOM Memory Sanitization
    84
    
    Calibration
    84
  - Power-On and Reset State
    85
3 Remote Interface Configuration

87
- Configuring the GPIB Interface
  
  89
- Configuring the USB Interface
  
  90
- Configuring the LAN Interface
  
  91
- Configuring LAN Parameters
  
  92
  - Dhcp
    92
  - Auto-IP
    92
  - IP Address
    93
  - Subnet Mask
    93
  - Default Gateway
    94
  - Host Name
    94
  - DNS Server
    95
  - Web Password
    95
  - Instrument Unexpectedly Goes into Remote
    95
- Setting up a LAN Connection from the Front Panel
  
  96
- Setting up a LAN Connection from the Remote Interface
  
  97
- Agilent 34410A/11A Web Interface
  
  98
4 Measurement Tutorial

99
- DC Measurement Considerations
  
  101
  - Thermal EMF Errors
    101
  - Loading Errors (DC Volts)
    101
- Noise Rejection
  
  102
  - Rejecting Power-Line Noise Voltages
    102
  - Common Mode Rejection (CMR)
    102
  - Noise Caused by Magnetic Loops
    103
  - Noise Caused by Ground Loops
    103
- Resistance Measurement Considerations
  
  104
- True RMS AC Measurements
  
  106
  - True RMS Accuracy and High-Frequency Signal Content
    107
  - Estimating High-Frequency (Out-Of-Band) Error
    110
- Frequency and Period Measurement Errors
  
  112
- Other Primary Measurement Functions
  
  112
- DC Current Measurements
  
  112
- Capacitance Measurements
  
  113
- Temperature Measurements
  
  115
  - Probe Type Choice
    115
  - 2-Wire Vs. 4-Wire Measurements
    115
  - Auto Zero On/Off
    116
  - Integration
    116
  - Offset Compensation
    116
  - NULL Reading
    116
- High-Speed Measurements
  
  117
  - Making High-Speed AC Measurements
    117
  - Making High-Speed DC and Resistance Measurements
    118
- Other Sources of Measurement Error
  
  119
  - Settling Time Effects
    119
  - Loading Errors (Ac Volts)
    119
  - Measurements below Full Scale
    120
  - High-Voltage Self-Heating Errors
    120
  - AC Current Measurement Errors (Burden Voltage)
    120
  - Low-Level Measurement Errors
    120
  - Common Mode Errors
    122
  - Leakage Current Errors
    122
5 Specifications

123
- DC Characteristics
  125
- AC Characteristics
  128
- Frequency and Period Characteristics
  130
- Capacitance Characteristics
  132
- Temperature Characteristics
  132
- Additional 34411A/L4411A Specifications
  133
- Measurement and System Speeds
  134
  - System Speeds
    135
  - Data from Memory
    136
  - General Specifications (34410A/11A)
    136
  - General Specifications (L4411A)
    137
  - Triggering and Memory
    137
    
    Dimensions
    138
  - To Calculate Total Measurement Error
    139
  - Interpreting Accuracy Specifications
    141
    
    Transfer Accuracy
    141
    
    24-Hour Accuracy
    141
    
    90-Day and 1-Year Accuracy
    141
    
    Temperature Coefficients
    141
  - Configuring for Highest Accuracy Measurements
    142
    
    DC Voltage, DC Current, and Resistance Measurements
    142
    
    AC Voltage and AC Current Measurements
    142
    
    Frequency and Period Measurements
    142
- A Appendix: Firmware and Driver Updates
  143
  - Downloading the Update Utility and Firmware
    144
  - Downloading IVI-COM Driver Updates
    147

Agilent Technologies 34411A User Manual (144 pages)

6 1/2 Digit Multimeter

Brand: Agilent Technologies | Category: Multimeter | Size: 6.93 MB

Restricted Rights Legend
2
Safety Information
3
The Front Panel at a Glance
8
The Rear Panel at a Glance
9
The Display at a Glance
10
In this Guide
11
Table of Contents
13
Quick Start

19
- To Prepare the Multimeter for Use
  
  20
- Basic Measurement Operation
  
  21
  - Test Lead Connections
    21
  - Front Panel Keys
    21
  - Front-Panel Display Shortcuts
    22
- To Measure DC Voltage
  
  23
  - To Measure AC Voltage
    23
- To Measure DC Current
  
  24
- To Measure AC Current
  
  24
- To Make a 2-Wire Resistance Measurement
  
  25
- To Make a 4-Wire Resistance Measurement
  
  25
- To Measure Frequency
  
  26
- To Measure Period
  
  26
- To Measure Capacitance
  
  27
- To Make a 2-Wire Temperature Measurement
  
  28
- To Make a 4-Wire Temperature Measurement
  
  28
- To Test Continuity
  
  29
- To Check Diodes
  
  29
- Other Basics of Operation
  
  30
- If the Multimeter Does Not Turn on
  
  30
- To Replace the Power Line Fuse
  
  31
- To Adjust the Carrying Handle
  
  32
- To Rack-Mount the Multimeter
  
  33
Features and Functions

35
- SCPI Commands
  38
  - SCPI Language Conventions
    38
  - SCPI Language Version
    38
- Front Panel Features
  39
- Advanced Configuration Options
  49
  - Power-On State
    49
  - Multimeter State Storage
    51
  - Multimeter Reset
    52
  - Measurement Time and Resolution
    53
    
    DC, Resistance and Temperature Measurements
    53
    
    AC Measurements
    55
  - AC Filter
    56
  - DC Input Impedance
    57
  - Autozero
    58
  - Ranging
    59
  - Null Measurements
    61
Features and Functions (Continued)

61
- Miscellaneous Configuration Settings
  62
  - Radix Character
    62
  - Thousands Separator
    62
  - Beeper
    63
  - Math Functions
    64
    
    Dbm Measurements
    65
    
    Db Measurements
    65
    
    Using Statistics
    67
    
    Limit Testing
    68
- Triggering the Multimeter
  69
  - Selecting a Trigger Source
    69
  - Auto Triggering
    70
  - Single Triggering
    70
  - Reading Hold
    70
  - Internal Triggering
    71
  - Software (Bus ) Triggering
    71
  - Number of Samples Per Trigger
    72
  - Trigger Delay
    72
  - Automatic Trigger Delay
    74
  - External Triggering
    76
  - Trigger Slope
    77
- Reading Memory
  78
- Data Logging
  79
- Features and Functions
  81
- System-Related Operations
  83
  - Self-Test
    83
  - Error Conditions
    84
  - Calibration
    84
Remote Interface Configuration

85
- Remote Interface Configuration Methods
  86
Measurement Tutorial

97
- DC Measurement Considerations
  99
  - Thermal EMF Errors
    99
  - Loading Errors (DC Volts)
    99
- Noise Rejection
  100
  - Rejecting Power-Line Noise Voltages
    100
  - Common Mode Rejection (CMR)
    100
  - Noise Caused by Magnetic Loops
    101
  - Noise Caused by Ground Loops
    101
- Resistance Measurement Considerations
  102
Measurement Tutorial (Continued)

103
- True RMS AC Measurements
  104
  - True RMS Accuracy and High-Frequency Signal Content
    105
  - Estimating High-Frequency (Out-Of-Band) Error
    107
- Other Primary Measurement Functions
  109
  - Frequency and Period Measurement Errors
    109
  - DC Current Measurements
    109
  - Capacitance Measurements
    110
  - Temperature Measurements
    112
    
    Probe Type Choice
    112
    
    2-Wire Vs. 4-Wire Measurements
    112
    
    Auto Zero On/Off
    113
    
    Integration
    113
    
    Offset Compensation
    113
    
    NULL Reading
    113
- High-Speed Measurements
  114
  - Making High-Speed AC Measurements
    114
  - Making High-Speed DC and Resistance Measurements
    115
- Other Sources of Measurement Error
  116
  - Settling Time Effects
    116
  - Loading Errors (Ac Volts)
    116
  - Measurements below Full Scale
    117
  - High-Voltage Self-Heating Errors
    117
  - AC Current Measurement Errors (Burden Voltage)
    117
  - Low-Level Measurement Errors
    117
  - Common Mode Errors
    119
  - Leakage Current Errors
    119
Specifications

121
- DC Characteristics
  123
- AC Characteristics
  126
- Frequency and Period Characteristics
  128
- Capacitance Characteristics
  130
- Temperature Characteristics
  130
- Measurement and System Speeds
  131
  - Data from Memory
    132
  - General Specifications
    133
    
    Dimensions
    135
  - To Calculate Total Measurement Error
    136
  - Accuracy Specifications
    138
    
    Transfer Accuracy
    138
    
    24-Hour Accuracy
    138
    
    90-Day and 1-Year Accuracy
    138
    
    Temperature Coefficients
    138
  - Configuring for Highest Accuracy Measurements
    139
    
    DC Voltage, DC Current, and Resistance Measurements
    139
    
    AC Voltage and AC Current Measurements
    139

Agilent Technologies 34411A Service Manual (126 pages)

6 1/2 Digit Multimeter

Brand: Agilent Technologies | Category: Multimeter | Size: 4.37 MB

Restricted Rights Legend
2
Safety Information
3
The Front Panel at a Glance
8
The Rear Panel at a Glance
9
The Display at a Glance
10
In this Guide
12
Table of Contents
13
Specifications

17
Quick Start

37
- Basic Multimeter Operations
  38
  - Preparing the Multimeter for Use
    38
  - Using the Front Panel
    39
    
    Front-Panel Keys
    39
    
    Front-Panel Display Shortcuts
    40
  - Making Basic Measurements
    41
    
    To Measure DC Voltage
    42
    
    To Measure AC Voltage
    42
    
    To Measure DC Current
    43
    
    To Measure AC Current
    43
    
    To Make a 2-Wire Resistance Measurement
    44
    
    To Make a 4-Wire Resistance Measurement
    44
    
    To Measure Frequency
    45
    
    To Measure Period
    45
    
    To Measure Capacitance
    46
    
    To Make a 2-Wire Temperature Measurement
    47
    
    To Make a 4-Wire Temperature Measurement
    47
    
    To Test Continuity
    48
    
    To Check Diodes
    48
- Other Basics of Operation
  49
- Calibration Operation (34410A/11A)
  53
  - To Read the Calibration Count
    53
  - To Read the Calibration Message
    54
  - To Store a Calibration Message
    54
  - To Secure for Calibration
    55
  - To Unsecure for Calibration
    56
    
    To Re-Secure
    56
Calibration Procedures

57
- Agilent Technologies Calibration Services
  58
- Calibration Interval
  58
- Adjustment Is Recommended
  58
- Time Required for Calibration
  59
- Automating Calibration Procedures
  59
- Recommended Test Equipment
  60
- Performance Verification Tests
  60
  - Self-Test
    61
  - Quick Performance Check
    61
  - Performance Verification Tests
    62
- Input Connections
  62
- Test Considerations
  63
- Verification Tests
  64
- Calibration Security
  75
  - To Unsecure the Instrument Without the Security Code
    75
- Calibration Message
  77
- Calibration Count
  77
- Calibration Process
  78
- Using the Front Panel for Adjustments (34410A/11A Only)
  78
- Using the Remote Interface for Adjustments
  79
- Aborting a Calibration in Progress
  79
- Adjustments
  80
  - ADC and Zero Adjustment
    80
  - Gain Adjustments
    82
  - Flatness Adjustments
    93
  - Finishing Adjustments
    102
Disassembly and Repair

103
- Operating Checklist
  104
- Types of Service Available
  105
  - Extended Service Contracts
    105
  - Obtaining Repair Service (Worldwide)
    105
- Repackaging for Shipment
  106
- Cleaning
  106
- To Replace the 34410A/11A Power Line Fuse
  106
- To Replace the Current Input Fuse
  107
- Self Test Procedures
  107
  - Power-On Self-Test
    107
  - 34410A/11A Complete Self-Test
    107
  - L4411A Complete Self-Test
    107
  - Self Test Error Numbers
    108
- Calibration Errors
  109
- 34410A/11A Display and Keypad Tests
  110
- Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Precautions
  110
- 34410A/11A Mechanical Disassembly
  111
  - General Disassembly
    111
  - Front Panel Removal
    113
  - Front Panel Disassembly
    116
- L4411A Mechanical Disassembly
  117
  - General Disassembly
    117
- Replaceable Parts
  122
  - To Order Replaceable Parts
    122
  - Parts List 34410A/11A
    123
  - Parts List L4411A
    124
Backdating

125

Agilent Technologies 34411A Datasheet (7 pages)

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Agilent Technologies 34411A User Manual (152 pages)

Table of Contents

1 Quick Start

Basic Multimeter Operations

Preparing the Multimeter for Use

Using the Front Panel (34410A/11A)

Making Basic Measurements (34410A/11A)

Other Basics of Operation

If the Multimeter Does Not Turn on

To Replace the Power-Line Fuse (34410A/11A)

To Adjust the Carrying Handle

To Rack Mount the Multimeter (34410A/11A)

Quick Start/Other Basics of Operation

Features and Functions

SCPI Commands

Front Panel Features (34410A/11A)

Front Panel Display

Front Panel Measurement Configuration Menus

Advanced Configuration Options

Multimeter State Storage

Accessing Reading Memory

Front/Rear Input Terminal Switching (34410A/11A)

Multimeter Reset

DC Measurements

3 Remote Interface Configuration

Configuring the GPIB Interface

Configuring the USB Interface

Configuring the LAN Interface

Configuring LAN Parameters

Setting up a LAN Connection from the Front Panel

Setting up a LAN Connection from the Remote Interface

Agilent 34410A/11A Web Interface

4 Measurement Tutorial

DC Measurement Considerations

Noise Rejection

Resistance Measurement Considerations

True RMS AC Measurements

Frequency and Period Measurement Errors

Other Primary Measurement Functions

DC Current Measurements

Capacitance Measurements

Temperature Measurements

High-Speed Measurements

Other Sources of Measurement Error

5 Specifications

Agilent Technologies 34411A User Manual (144 pages)

Table of Contents

Quick Start

To Prepare the Multimeter for Use

Basic Measurement Operation

To Measure DC Voltage

To Measure DC Current

To Measure AC Current

To Make a 2-Wire Resistance Measurement

To Make a 4-Wire Resistance Measurement

To Measure Frequency

To Measure Period

To Measure Capacitance

To Make a 2-Wire Temperature Measurement

To Make a 4-Wire Temperature Measurement

To Test Continuity

To Check Diodes

Other Basics of Operation

If the Multimeter Does Not Turn on

To Replace the Power Line Fuse

To Adjust the Carrying Handle

To Rack-Mount the Multimeter

Features and Functions

Features and Functions (Continued)

Remote Interface Configuration

Measurement Tutorial

Measurement Tutorial (Continued)

Specifications

Agilent Technologies 34411A Service Manual (126 pages)

Table of Contents

Specifications

Quick Start

Calibration Procedures

Disassembly and Repair