Source Troubleshooting
Broadband Phase Lock Problems
Broadband Phase Lock Problems
Phase lock problems can be caused by incorrect pretune correction constants.
1. To fix this potential problem, perform
on page 3-6
from
Chapter 3 , "Adjustments and Correction Constants."
2. Then press
Preset
persists.
3. If the phase lock problem persists, perform the
Adjustment" on page
from
Chapter 3 .
a.
"Output Power Adjustments" on page 3-17
b.
"Power Linearity Adjustment" on page 3-24
c.
"Raw Offset Correction Constants" on page 3-48
d.
"Sampler Calibration Correction Constants (Test 51)" on page 3-58
If the phase lock problem persists, continue with step 4.
4. The phase lock problem could be caused by a fault in one of these source assemblies:
A12 reference
A23,A24 R channel switches
(Options 085,089)
A25 source switch (8722ET/ES)
A5,A6 source switches
A54 YIG 2 (8722ET/ES only)
A58 M/A/D/S
A68 6 dB Attenuator
(8719ET/ES and 8720ET/ES)
A73 R2 channel buffer amp
(Option 400 only)
Continue to
"Swap IF Output Cables to Check R Sampler Assembly (A64)" on page
7-8
"Source Pretune Correction Constants (Test 43)"
PRESET: FACTORY
3-39. If this fixes the problem, perform the following adjustments
A13 fractional-N analog
A67 R2 sampler assembly
(Option 400 only)
A51 test set interface
A9 source control board
A55 YIG 1
A64 R sampler assembly
S5 R channel switches (Options 085,089)
A74 transfer switch (Option 400)
to see if the phase lock problem
Preset
"Reference Assembly VCO Tune
A14 fractional-N digital
A72 R channel buffer amp
A52 pulse generator
A11 phase lock
A59 source interface board
A76 attenuator
A73 R2 channel butter amp
(Option 400 only)
8719ET/20ET/22ET
8719ES/20ES/22ES
RF Network Analyzers
7-9.
Service Guide