Operator Information Card; Generator Description; Controller Functions; Frequency - Fluke 6060B Instruction Manual

INTRODUCTION AND
SPECIFICATIONS
1-4.
OPERATOR INFORMATION CARD
The
Operator
Information
Card
has an adhesive backing
so
it
may
be affixed
to the
top of
the
Generator
in
bench
applications or to the operator console
in
remote
applications.
A
copy of the card
is
located
at
the end of Section
8
of
this
manual
as a convenient
reference
or for duplication.
1-5.
GENERATOR
DESCRIPTION
Fundamental
features of the Generator
are as follows:
0.01-MHz
to
1050-MHz
frequency range
in
10-Hz
steps
+
I3-dB
to
-127-dBm
level
range
in
0.1-dB steps
AM
and
FM,
internal
or external
Internal
400-Hz and lOOO-Hz modulation
oscillator
Relative frequency
and
amplitude
Volts/
dBm
conversion
Store/recall
memory
Master/slave
for
frequency, amplitude, and modulation
step
(IF.EE488
Interface
controlled.)
Fluorescent display
5
1
/4-inches high, rack
mountable
1-6.
Controller Functions
The Controller microprocessor controls
all
operator interface functions,
performs
background
operations such as status checks,
and
updates
(strobes) the front panel
displays.
Whether you
are
using
local
control with the front panel, or
remote control with
the
IEEE-488
Interface option, the
microprocessor provides
.self
test
and
diagnostic
capability.
Economical
instrument
performance
is
achieved by using software
compensation
EPROMs
and accuracy-enhancement
circuitry.
1-7.
LOCAL
CONTROL
The
value of the basic output parameters
of
the
Generator,
i.c.,
amplitude, frequency, or
modulation can be
controlled in three
ways:
Direct
numeric
entry
Incrementing or decrementing
the bright digit
Step-up or step-down
entry
where
the step
size
can be operator
programmed
Other
controls provide selection of the
POWER
ON/OFF,
RF OUTPUT
ON/OFF,
MODULATION
ON/OFF,
internal/external frequency
reference,
and
STATUS.
1-8.
DISPLAY FIELD
The programmed
values of
modulation,
frequency,
and amplitude
are displayed
in
the
three display
fields.
1-2