Maintenance--Type
067-0532-01
The output amplitude
should remain within 2% of indicated amplitude at
each of
the calibrated
amplitudes.
Frequency Calibration
Frequency calibration consists of adjusting the
inductance of
the 3 MHz
oscillator
tank circuit.
Frequency calibration of
the GR 65-500 MHz
oscillator
is described
in Section 8.
All
frequency measurements
should
be made with
the
generator output
terminated
in 50 ohms.
(If
the
output
load
termination appears
to be
significantly different
than 50 ohms due
to
the
input
loading of
the
frequency measuring device,
then use
a 50 ohm
10X attenuator between the
generator and
the
termination.)
T20:
Connect
the generator output
through a 50 ohm termination
to
the
frequency counter.
Place
the bottom cover on
the
generator.
Adjust T20
for 3.0 MHz within 0.15 MHz.
The output
frequency changes
slightly with output
amplitude,
but
should
remain within the
limits
described
in Section 1.
The
frequency accuracy
of the 65-500 MHz oscillator should be within the limits described
in
Section 1.
Frequency calibration of the GR oscillator
is described
in
Section 8.
Constant Amplitude Accuracy
65 MHz to 500 MHz Using Power Meter
Connect
the
generator output
through
a
10 dB attenuator
to
the Power Meter
input.
Adjust
the Power Meter zero to obtain a convenient on-scale refer-
ence amplitude.
Vary the
frequency from 65 MHz to 500 MHz.
The output
amplitude
should
remain constant within the
limits described
in Section
1
(2% power variations are equivalent to 1% voltage variations).
Repeat
for all output amplitudes.
3 MHz to 500 MHz Using Peak-to-Peak Detector
Use
the Peak-to-Peak Detector to verify the 65 MHz
to 500 MHz amplitude
accuracy with
respect
to
3 MHz.
Refer
to
the
067-625-000 Calibration
Fixture
Instruction Manual
for operating procedures.
This completes
the calibration of the generator.
If the General Radio
Oscillator requires calibration,
refer to Section 8.
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