In Case of Damage Cleaning Instruments that appear damaged or Clean the outside of the Keysight mod- defective should be made inoperative ule/chassis with a soft, lint-free, and secured against unintended oper- slightly dampened cloth. Do not use ation until they can be repaired by detergent or chemical solvents.
Safety Symbols A CAUTION denotes a hazard. It calls attention to an operating pro- cedure or practice, that, if not cor- rectly performed or adhered to could result in damage to the product or loss of important data. Do not proceed beyond a CAUTION notice until the indicated condi- tions are fully understood and met.
General Information Introduction This manual contains information required to test, troubleshoot, and repair the Keysight E1418A 8/16 Channel D/A Converter Module. See the Keysight E1418A User’s Manual for additional module information. Figure 1-1 shows the Keysight E1418A module. Figure 1-1 Keysight E1418A D/A Converter Module...
Energy available at many points may, if contacted, result in personal injury. (If maintenance can be performed without power applied, the power should be removed.) Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
CHANNEL WIRING INSULATION. All channels that have a common connection must be insulated so that the user is protected from electrical shock. This means wiring for all channels must be insulated as though each channel carries the voltage of the highest voltage channel. Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
Module Specifications Specifications are listed in Appendix A of this manual and in the Keysight E1418A User’s Manual. These specifications are the performance standards or limits against which the module may be tested.
Devices covered by this manual are identified by a serial number prefix listed on the title page. Keysight Technologies uses a two-part serial number in the form USXXXXYYYYY, where US is the country of origin, XXXX is the serial prefix, and YYYYY is the serial suffix.
Recommended Test Equipment Terminal Modules The standard Keysight E1418A Terminal Module provides screw terminals for connections. Two other terminal options are available with the Keysight E1418A: – • Crimp and Insert (Option A3E) – • Ribbon Cable (Option A3H) Recommended Test Equipment Table 1-1 lists the test equipment recommended for testing and servicing the module.
If the contents are incomplete, if there is mechanical damage or defect, or if the module does not pass the electrical performance tests, notify your nearest Keysight Technologies Sales and Service Office. If the shipping container is damaged or the cushioning material shows signs of stress, notify the carrier as well as Keysight Technologies.
Installing Device Drivers installation note to prepare the mainframe. Prepare the Module Verify or set the module’s logical address. Refer to the Keysight E1418A User’s Manual for instructions. In this manual the factory default logical address of 72 is used.
With no jumpers installed, the module will be in the Program Selectable output mode. – If you are using a terminal module dedicated to testing the Keysight E1418A, you can remove all the jumpers or put the jumpers in the storage position.
Shipping Guidelines If you need to return the Keysight E1418A to Keysight Technologies, first remove any terminal modules before packaging for shipment. Attach a tag to the module identifying the owner and indicating the service or repair required. Mark the shipping container “FRAGILE”.
This chapter provides operating information, preventive maintenance instructions, and operators checks. Operation The Keysight E1418A User’s Guide is your reference for module operation. The User’s Guide contains information about module setup, application examples, and a complete SCPI command reference. Querying Module Identification and Configuration This example will query the module for the identification string and determine the module configuration.
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A bit set to 1 indicates a channel is mode programmable Bits 0 – 15 correspond to channels 1 – 16, respectively For 8-channel configurations, the upper 8 bits of integers 3, 4, 5, and 6 are set to 1’s. Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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(“First value returned was %d \n”,config[0]); printf (“Program will terminate\n”); pause(); abort; /* Second integer */ result = config [1];/* Terminal Module if (result == 0) else printf (“Module has a screw type terminal module installed\n”); if (result == 7) Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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= result << 1; /* Fourth integer */ result=config[3];/* Output Mode Voltage or Current if (num_chan == 8) result = result << 8; /* strip upper 8 bits */ for (i=num_chan;i>0;i—) if (result > = 0x8000) else Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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(num_chan == 8) result = result << 8; /* strip upper 8 bits */ for (i=num_chan;i>0;i—) if (result >= 0x8000) else printf (“Channel %d output mode is programmable\n”,i); printf(“Channel %d output mode is fixed and jumper selected\n”,i); result = result << 1; • • • Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
The printed circuit assemblies (PCAs) contain static-sensitive devices that can be damaged by careless handling. Use static-control devices (wrist straps, mats, and tools) when handling the module. Chapter 6 contains additional precautions for electrostatic discharge (ESD). Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
Operating Information Preventive Maintenance Cleaning Procedure Use the following procedure to clean the Keysight E1418A. Terminal Module 1 Remove the terminal module from the main module. 2 Disconnect all external wiring. 3 Clean the terminal module covers with a mild soap solution and lint-free cloth.
Operator’s Checks Operating Information Operator’s Checks The operator’s check for the Keysight E1418A has two parts. The first part consists of sending the SYStem:ERRor? query to the module following power-on and entering the response. This check should be performed after every power-on sequence. At power-on, the Keysight E1418A performs a brief self-test that ensures the module can communicate with the backplane.
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(“\nCommand Error: %d,%s\n”,err_no,buf); err = viPrintf (resource, “SYST:ERR?\n”); if (err < VI_SUCCESS) err_handler(resource,err); /* Check VTL errors */ err = viScanf (resource,"%d%t",&err_no,&buf); if (err < VI_SUCCESS) err_handler(resource,err); /* Check VTL errors */ flushall();/* Clean out the buffers */ Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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= viFlush(resource,VI_READ_BUF); if (err < VI_SUCCESS) err_handler (resource,err); /* Check VTL errors */ err = viFlush(resource,VI_WRITE_BUF); if (err < VI_SUCCESS) err_handler (resource,err); /* Check VTL errors */ } /* End of checking for SCPI errors */ Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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Operating Information Operator’s Checks Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
– Install the module, apply power, and allow the module to warm up for at least 15 minutes. Keysight Technologies recommends performance tests be performed at one year intervals. In severe operating environments, or after heavy use, perform the tests...
Verification Tests. To perform the Quick Verification Tests: 1 1. Perform a Functional Verification Test. 2 2. Perform the Performance Verification Tests designated by the letter“Q” in the table. If the module fails the Quick Verification Test, adjustment or repair is needed. Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
16-bit integer. Other systems may define int to be a different width. In the examples, the Keysight VISA Transition Library is used for I/O operations with the VXIbus. An Keysight command module (Keysight E1405/E1406) is used and controlled via GPIB.
3.5" disks. These disks contain the SCPI driver for the Keysight E1406A Command Module. One disk is in LIF format and one disk is in DOS format. Installing Device Drivers Installation Note is included with the disks.
Any other return value indicates a failure. Additional information about the self-test results and self-test error codes is given in Chapter 6 Functional Verification Test Example An example of the Functional Verification Test is provided in Operator Check Example.. Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
Verification Tests Performance Verification Tests Performance Verification Tests These procedures test the electrical performance of the Keysight E1418A using the specification in Appendix A as the performance standards. These tests are suitable for incoming inspections, troubleshooting, and preventive measures. DC Voltage Output Verification This procedure tests the dc voltage output performance of the module.
Set the DMM to measure dc voltage. Figure 4-2 DC Voltage Output Connections (Channel 1) 2 Set the channel to output +12.00 V. Use the APPLyn:VOLTage 12.00 command, where n is the channel number. Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
100 Ω or less for this test). Figure 4-3 DC Voltage Output Connections (Channel 1) 2 Set the channel to output +16.00 V. Use the APPLyn:VOLTage 16.00 command, where n is the channel number. Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
Channel 1 connections are shown in the figure. Connect the other channels in a similar manner. Set the DMM to measure dc current. Figure 4-4 DC Current Output Connections (Channel 1) 2 2. Set the channel to output each of the following currents: +0.020 –0.005 +0.015 –0.010 Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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4 4. Open the channel output relay by sending the OUTPutn OFF command, where n is the channel number. 5 5. Change the connections to the next channel and repeat steps 2, 3, and 4. 6 6. Repeat steps 2, 3, 4, and 5 for each channel. Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
[9] = {16, 12, 8, 4, 0, -4,-8, -12, -16}; /* Voltages to output during test */ int i,j,opc_check; char function [6] = {“VOLT:DC\0"},range [6] = {”100\0"}; dmm_setup (function,range); printf (“Voltage Output Check on %d channels”,num_chan); printf (“\n\n”); Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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(“\n\nEnd of DC Voltage Output Test\n\n”); err=viPrintf(dac, “*RST\n”); if(err VI_SUCCESS) err_handler(dac, err); /*** End of dcv_check ***/ /*** Routine to perform the compliance current performance test ***/ void compliance_check () float v_out = {12};/* Voltage to output */ Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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/*** End of compliance_check ***/ /*** Routine to perform the short circuit output current performance test ***/ void maxcurrent_check () float v_out = {16}; /*voltage to output*/ int i,opc_check; char function [6] = {“CURR:DC\0"},range [6] = {”0.100\0"}; dmm_setup (function,range); Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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[9] = {0.02F, 0.015F, 0.01F,0.005F, 0, -0.005F,-0.01F, -0.015F, -0.02F}; /* Currents to output */ int i,j,opc_check; */ char function [6] = {“CURR:DC\0"},range [6] = {”0.100\0"}; dmm_setup (function,range); printf (“\n\n”); printf (“DC CURRENT OUTPUT PERFORMANCE TEST\n\n\n\n”); Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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“%d”, &opc_check);/* enter OPC integer */ if(err VI_SUCCESS) err_handler(dac, err); sys_err (dac);/* SCPI error check */ printf (“Current Output Verification Test completed”); err=viPrintf(dac, “*RST\n”);/* reset the dac*/ if(err VI_SUCCESS) err_handler(dac, err); /*** End of current_check ***/ Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
Measurement Uncertainty Measurement uncertainty has been calculated using the Keysight 34401A 90-day specifications. The Keysight 34401A is set to the 61⁄2 digit mode for all calculations. In both the voltage and current measurement mode, the measurement uncertainty is given as: M.U.
The Test Accuracy Ratio (TAR) is defined as: – MaximumAllowed Input --------------------------------------------------------------------------- - MeasurementUncertainty Where Maximum Allowed, Input, and Measurement Uncertainty are all in Vdc or Amps. The TAR is listed in table 4-1. Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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Table 4-1 Performance Test Record Test Facility: Name Report No. Address Date City/State Customer Phone Tested by Model Keysight E1418AAmbient Temperature Serial No. Relative Humidity Options Firmware Rev. Notes: Test Equipment Used Model Trace Number Cal Due Date Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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+0.003 V 6.00E-4 V -4.000 V –4.005 –3.995 V 7.40E-4 V 6.7:1 -8.000 V –8.007 –7.993 V 8.80E-4 V 7.9:1 -12.000 V –12.009 –11.991 V 1.02E-3 V 8.8:1 -16.000 V –16.011 –15.989 V 1.16E-3 V 9.5:1 Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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+0.003 V 6.00E-4 V -4.000 V –4.005 –3.995 V 7.40E-4 V 6.7:1 -8.000 V –8.007 –7.993 V 8.80E-4 V 7.9:1 -12.000 V –12.009 –11.991 V 1.02E-3 V 8.8:1 -16.000 V –16.011 –15.989 V 1.16E-3 V 9.5:1 Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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+0.003 V 6.00E-4 V -4.000 V –4.005 –3.995 V 7.40E-4 V 6.7:1 -8.000 V –8.007 –7.993 V 8.80E-4 V 7.9:1 -12.000 V –12.009 –11.991 V 1.02E-3 V 8.8:1 -16.000 V –16.011 –15.989 V 1.16E-3 V 9.5:1 Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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+0.003 V 6.00E-4 V -4.000 V –4.005 –3.995 V 7.40E-4 V 6.7:1 -8.000 V –8.007 –7.993 V 8.80E-4 V 7.9:1 -12.000 V –12.009 –11.991 V 1.02E-3 V 8.8:1 -16.000 V –16.011 –15.989 V 1.16E-3 V 9.5:1 Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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+0.003 V 6.00E-4 V -4.000 V –4.005 –3.995 V 7.40E-4 V 6.7:1 -8.000 V –8.007 –7.993 V 8.80E-4 V 7.9:1 -12.000 V –12.009 –11.991 V 1.02E-3 V 8.8:1 -16.000 V –16.011 –15.989 V 1.16E-3 V 9.5:1 Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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+12.000 V +11.991 V +12.009 V 1.02E-3 V 8.8:1 +12.000 V +11.991 V +12.009 V 1.02E-3 V 8.8:1 +12.000 V +11.991 V +12.009 V 1.02E-3 V 8.8:1 +12.000 V +11.991 V +12.009 V 1.02E-3 V 8.8:1 Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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–0.00500 A –0.0050095 A –0.0049905 A 6.50E-6 A 1.5:1 –0.01000 A –0.010014 A –0.009986 A 8.00E-6 A 1.7:1 –0.01500 A –0.0150185 A –0.0149815 A 9.50E-6 A 1.9:1 –0.02000 A –0.020023 A –0.019977 A 1.10E-5 A 2.1:1 Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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–0.00500 A –0.0050095 A –0.0049905 A 6.50E-6 A 1.5:1 –0.01000 A –0.010014 A –0.009986 A 8.00E-6 A 1.7:1 –0.01500 A –0.0150185 A –0.0149815 A 9.50E-6 A 1.9:1 –0.02000 A –0.020023 A –0.019977 A 1.10E-5 A 2.1:1 Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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–0.00500 A –0.0050095 A –0.0049905 A 6.50E-6 A 1.5:1 –0.01000 A –0.010014 A –0.009986 A 8.00E-6 A 1.7:1 –0.01500 A –0.0150185 A –0.0149815 A 9.50E-6 A 1.9:1 –0.02000 A –0.020023 A –0.019977 A 1.10E-5 A 2.1:1 Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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–0.00500 A –0.0050095 A –0.0049905 A 6.50E-6 A 1.5:1 –0.01000 A –0.010014 A –0.009986 A 8.00E-6 A 1.7:1 –0.01500 A –0.0150185 A –0.0149815 A 9.50E-6 A 1.9:1 –0.02000 A –0.020023 A –0.019977 A 1.10E-5 A 2.1:1 Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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–0.00500 A –0.0050095 A –0.0049905 A 6.50E-6 A 1.5:1 –0.01000 A –0.010014 A –0.009986 A 8.00E-6 A 1.7:1 –0.01500 A –0.0150185 A –0.0149815 A 9.50E-6 A 1.9:1 –0.02000 A –0.020023 A –0.019977 A 1.10E-5 A 2.1:1 Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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–0.00500 A –0.0050095 A –0.0049905 A 6.50E-6 A 1.5:1 –0.01000 A –0.010014 A –0.009986 A 8.00E-6 A 1.7:1 –0.01500 A –0.0150185 A –0.0149815 A 9.50E-6 A 1.9:1 –0.02000 A –0.020023 A –0.019977 A 1.10E-5 A 2.1:1 Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
Introduction This chapter contains procedures for adjusting the calibration constants in the Keysight E1418A. Run the Performance Tests (described on Chapter 4) before any adjustments to characterize the module. Run the Performance Tests after any adjustments to verify the adjustments made. The module should be adjusted following any reconfiguration or repair.
If you are adjusting the module more frequently (i.e., daily), write the new calibration constants into RAM, but do not write to non-volatile memory. The adjustment procedures in this chapter demonstrate both methods of writing calibration constants. Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
To make the adjustments at each channel output, use the DIAG:CAL:OUTP CHAN command to set the adjustment point at the channels instead of the CAL output terminals. Adjustment at each channel output will require individual four-wire connections. Figure 5-1 CAL Output Terminals Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
Figure 5-2 Cal Store Enable Jumper 5 Re-install the module in the mainframe. 6 Make the CAL output terminal connections on the terminal module. 7 Install the terminal module. 8 Apply power and allow a 15 minute warm-up. Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
A minimum of 9 queries, to a maximum of 50 queries, will be required at each channel. During the process, the output voltage will range from +16 V to -16 V and the last values output will be at or near 0 volts. Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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Adjustments Adjustment Procedure Figure 5-3 Voltage Adjustment Connections (CAL) Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
50 Ω to 500 Ω are recommended. Note that during the adjustment process self-heating of the external load may affect the adjustment. To set the internal resistance value use the following CALibration commands: CALibration:CONFigure:RESistance? CALibration:VALue:RESistance <value> Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
1 is returned (typically the first query response). 2 Measure the channel’s external resistor value on the DMM. 3 Send the DMM value read to the module using the CALibration:VALue:RESistance <value> command. Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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1 Make the connections shown in figure 5-6 or 5-7. 2 Send the CALn:CONF:CURR? query to the module and read the response until a 1 is returned (typically the first query response). 3 Read the voltage on the DMM. Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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A minimum of 9 queries, to a maximum of 50 queries, will be required at each channel. During the process, the output voltage will range from -5 to +5 V and the last values output will be at or near 0 volts. Figure 5-6 Current Adjustment Connections (CAL) Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
This command will generate an error if the Cal Store Enable Jumper is not set to the CAL position. The Keysight E1418A will be busy storing the new calibration constants following the CAL:STOR command. You should not perform any bus resets or module resets until the store is complete.
The following program, written in ANSI C illustrates a full calibration of all channels for both voltage and current. The internal calibration resistor is used. The disk provided with this manual contains a calibration example file. This example uses function calls to the Keysight VISA Transition Library for I/O operations. •...
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(result != 1) err=viPrintf(dac, “CAL:CONF:RES?\n”);/* Configure for resistance calibration if(err < VI_SUCCESS) err_handler(dac, err); err=viScanf(dac, “%d”, &result);/* Enter integer returned*/ /* returns a 1 when ready to calibrate*/ if(err < VI_SUCCESS) err_handler(dac, err); meas_res = get_resistance(); Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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(“Calibration for channel %d aborted\n\n”,i); result = 0; /*** STORE THE NEW CALIBRATION CONSTANTS***/ err=viPrintf(dac, “CAL:STOR;*OPC?\n”);/* Store the new cal constants */ if(err < VI_SUCCESS) err_handler(dac, err); err=(viScanf(dac,"%d",&result); if(err < VI_SUCCESS) err_handler(dac, err); sys_err(dac); • Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
Test equipment required is listed in Table 1-1. Any equipment that satisfies the requirements listed in the table may be used. The Keysight E1418A uses Torx head screws. To avoid damage to the screw head slots, use only a Torx driver for disassembly and assembly. You will need a T10 Torx driver (Keysight Part Number 8710-1284).
Self-Test The internal self-test can be used to isolate most failures of the module. The major assemblies of the Keysight E1418A are available on an exchange basis. Use the following SCPI Common Command query to initiate a module self-test. /* Start the Self-test*/...
Since the *TST? query returns only the first failure test number, additional failures are possible but not reported by this query. The complete test results can be obtained using the TEST:TST:RES? query after the *TST? query. Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
0 for A16 writes Register Value Card Control Register A16 reads 1 for A16 writes A24 reads 2 for A24 writes A16 reads 3 for A24 writes A24 reads Checksum Error Non-volatile memory checksum Register Value Trigger Control Register Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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Gain Register set to nominal, Offset Register set to minimum, Channel Writethru register set to -1 V, read the Calibration Control Register Offset Register set to maximum, read the Calibration Control Register, calculate change from previous test Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
To help isolate a plug-on module, disassemble the module and swap two plug-on modules. DO NOT operate the module without a plug-on module installed for every channel. If a channel still fails after swapping the plug-on modules, suspect the channel output relay. Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
Use of conventional soldering equipment will almost always result in permanent damage to the printed circuit board and will void your Keysight Technologies warranty. Disassembly Tools Needed –...
2 Remove the T-10 Torx screw holding the sheet metal spacer or expansion board. a If the Keysight E1418A is an 8 channel device, lift the sheet metal spacer off the main board. b If the Keysight E1418A is a 16 channel device, carefully separate the expansion board and main board printed circuit assemblies.
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Repair/Maintenance Guidelines Service Figure 6-1 8-Channel Disassembly Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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Service Repair/Maintenance Guidelines Figure 6-2 16-Channel Disassembly Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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Repair/Maintenance Guidelines Service Figure 6-3 Plug-on Channel Locations Figure 6-4 Installing Plug-on Modules Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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Keysight E1418A 8/16 Channel D/A Converter Module Service Guide Replaceable Parts Introduction This chapter contains the following topics: – Assembly Exchange – Ordering Information – Replaceable Parts Assembly Exchange The following assemblies are available for exchange. Part number Assembly E1418-69201 Main board and all sheet metal.
Ordering Information To order a part listed as an exchange assembly or a part from Table 7-1, 7-2 or 7-3, specify the Keysight part number and the quantity desired. Send the order to your nearest Keysight Technologies Sales and Service Office.
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Ordering Information Replaceable Parts Table 7-2 Keysight E1418A Replaceable Parts Reference Keysight Part Description Mfr Part Designator Number Code Number F1001 - 1004 2110-0863 Fuse 5A 125V SMT 04703 R459005 HDL1 E1400-45102 Hndl-Bottom Metal Injection 28480 E1400-45102 HDL2 E1400-45101 Hndl-Top Metal Injection...
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Miscellaneous Mechanical Part Electrical Connector Printed Circuit Assembly Printed Circuit Board Panel Screw Shield Removable Jumper Table 7-5. Keysight E1418A Code List of Manufacturers Mfr. Code Manufacturer’s Name Manufacturer’s Address Zip Code 00000 Any suitable supplier may be used 04703 Little Fuse Inc.
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Replaceable Parts Ordering Information Figure 7-1 Keysight E1418A Replaceable Parts Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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Ordering Information Replaceable Parts Figure 7-2 Keysight E1418A Replaceable Parts Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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Replaceable Parts Ordering Information Figure 7-3 Keysight E1418A Replaceable Parts Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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Ordering Information Replaceable Parts Figure 7-4 Keysight E1418A Replaceable Parts Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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Keysight E1418A 8/16 Channel D/A Converter Module Service Guide Manual Changes Introduction This chapter contains information to adapt this manual to modules for which the content does not directly apply. This manual applies to all modules. Change information is not required.
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Manual Changes Introduction Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
Keysight E1418A 8/16 Channel D/A Converter Module Service Guide Keysight E1418A Specifications DC Voltage Range: ± 16 V Resolution: 16 bits (488 µV steps) Monotonic to 2.0 mV Accuracy: ± (% of value + volts) After calibration and at a temperature within ± 5 °C of calibration temperature.
1.60 0.01 0.00 0.00 Isolated Cooling Requirements For a 10 °C rise Air Flow ∆ P Avg Watts/slot 8 Channel configurations 2.0 liters/second 0.10 mm H2O 25.4 16 Channel configurations 3.9 liters/second 0.18 mm H2O 49.0 Keysight E1418A Service Guide...
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