Calibration - Fluke 8021B Instruction Manual

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8021
Table
4-4.
AC
Voltage Test
STEP
VOLTAGE
RANGE
INPUT
DISPLAY
READING
VOLTAGE
FREQ.
1
200
mV
Short
-
00.0
to
00.2
2
200
mV
190
mV
100
Hz
188.4
to
191.6
3
200
mV
19
mV
100
Hz
18.7
to
19.3
4
2
V
1.9V
100
Hz
1.884
to
1.916
5
20V
19V
100
Hz
18.84
to
19.16
6
200V
190
V
100
Hz
188.4
to
191.6
7
750V
750V
400
Hz
741
to
759
if
the
alternate
test
equipment
listed
in
Table
4-1
is
used, the
Input
Frequency
in
step 7
should be 100
Hz.
All
other
factors
of
step
7
are the
same.
4-35.
DC
Current Test
4-36.
The
following
procedure
is
used
to
check
the
operation
and
accuracy of
the
dc
current
ranges:
1.
Set the
output of
the
DC
Current
Calibrator
to
zero
m
A.
2.
Connect
the
output
of
the
DC
Current
Calibrator
to the
mA
and
COM MON
input terminals
on
the
802
IB.
3.
With
reference to
Table
4-5, select
the
802
IB current range
indicated in step
1,
and
set
the
DC
Current Calibrator output
to provide the
corresponding
802
IB
input
current. Verify that the
display
reading
is
within
the
limits
shown.
4.
Execute and
verify steps
2
through
4
of
Table
4-5,
using
the
procedure
described
in
step
3.
Table
4-5.
DC
Current
(mA) Checks
STEP
CURRENT
RANGE
INPUT
CURRENT,
DC
DISPLAY
READING
1
2
mA
+1.9
mA
1.880
to 1.920
2
20
mA
-19
mA
-18.80
to
-19.20
3
200
mA
+190
mA
188.0
to
192.0
4
2000
mA
+1900
mA
1880
to
1920
4-37.
CALIBRATION
4-38.
Under
normal
operating conditions, the 8021
Bshould
be
calibrated
once
every
two
years
to
maintain
the specifications
given
in
Section
1
of
this
manual.
If
instrument
repairs
have
been
made
or
if
the
unit
fails
the
performance
test,
immediate
calibration
is
indicated.
Equipment
required
for calibration
is
given
in
Table
4-1
.
If
the necessary
equipment
is
not
available,
your
nearest
authorized
Fluke Technical
Service
Center
will
be
happy
to
help.
A
list
of
these service
centers, as well as
shipping information,
is
given
at the
back
of
this
manual.
4-9

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