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Aeroflex 2023 Operating Manual

Aeroflex 2023 Operating Manual (254 pages)

AM/FM SIGNAL GENERATORS

Brand: Aeroflex | Category: Portable Generator | Size: 1.86 MB

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 General Information

16
- Table of Contents
  16
- Introduction
  17
- Main Features
  17
- Operation
  17
- Display
  17
- Frequency Selection
  17
- Output
  17
- Calibration
  18
- Modulation
  18
- Incrementing
  18
- Frequency Sweep
  18
- Memory
  18
- Programming
  19
- Calibration Data
  19
- Performance Data
  20
- Versions, Options and Accessories
  24
Chapter 2 Installation

27
- Initial Visual Inspection
  28
- Installation Requirements
  28
- Mounting Arrangements
  28
- Power Cords
  28
- Ventilation
  28
- Goods-In Checks
  30
- Instrument Operating Position
  30
- AC Fuse
  31
- AC Operation
  31
- Connecting to Supply
  31
- DC Fuse
  31
- DC Operation (Option 2)
  31
- DC Supply Cable
  31
- Fig. 2-1 DC INPUT Socket Showing Connector Polarity (Viewed from Rear of Instrument)
  31
- General Purpose Interface Bus (GPIB)
  31
- Internal Fuse
  31
- Fig. 2-2 GPIB Connector Contact Assignments (Viewed from Rear of Instrument)
  32
- Fig. 2-3 IEEE to IEC Conversion
  32
- GPIB Cable Connection
  32
- GPIB Connector Contact Assignments
  32
- IEEE to IEC Conversion
  32
- Interface Bus Connection
  32
- Fig. 2-4 RS-232 Connector Contact Assignments (Viewed from Rear of Instrument)
  33
- Rack Mounting
  33
- Routine Maintenance
  33
- RS-232 Connector
  33
- RS-232 Interface
  33
- Safety Testing and Inspection
  33
- Cleaning
  35
- Cleaning the LCD Window
  35
- Putting into Storage
  35
Chapter 3 Principles of Operation

36
- Introduction
  37
- Main Screen Operation
  37
- Utility Menu Operation
  37
- Family Tree
  38
- Memory Operation
  38
- Menu Grouping
  38
Chapter 4 Local Operation

44
- Connectors
  47
- Front Panel Controls and Connectors
  47
- Introduction
  47
- Keyboard
  47
- Rear Panel Connectors
  50
- First Time Use
  52
- Switching on
  52
- Display
  53
- Carrier Frequency
  55
- Modulation
  55
- RF Level
  55
- Selecting Functions and Keyboard Entry
  55
- Using the [ ÷10] and [ ×10] Keys
  55
- Using [NEXT] and [PREV] to Select a Function
  55
- With Steps
  56
- With the Control Knob
  56
- Using the Utility Menus
  57
- Menu Conventions
  58
- Carrier On/Off
  59
- Carrier Sweep Operation
  59
- Detailed Operation
  59
- Selecting Carrier Frequency
  59
- Sweep Parameters
  59
- Sweep Mode
  60
- Sweep Control
  61
- Carrier Phase Adjustment
  62
- Attenuator Hold
  63
- Choice of Units
  63
- Reverse Power Protection
  63
- Selecting RF Level
  63
- RF Level Linear Units
  64
- RF Level Logarithmic Units
  65
- Mode Selection
  66
- Modulation Modes
  66
- Source Selection - Internal
  67
- Source Selection - External
  68
- Modulation Enable/Disable
  69
- Modulation Source Phase Adjustment
  69
- Amplitude Modulation Selection
  70
- Modulation Selection
  70
- Frequency Modulation Selection
  71
- Phase Modulation Selection
  72
- Pulse Modulation Selection
  73
- FSK Selection
  74
- Default Settings
  75
- Table 4-1 Instrument Default Settings
  75
- Memory
  76
- Memory Stores
  76
- Memory Recall
  77
- Recalling Data
  77
- Recalling Default Settings
  77
- Memory Sequencing
  78
- Memory Write Protection
  79
- Memory State Summary
  80
- Memory Cloning
  81
- Frequency Standard Selection
  82
- General
  82
- 50 Ω/75 Ω Impedance Selection
  83
- RF Level Limit
  84
- RF Level Offsets
  85
- DCFM Nulling
  86
- Keyboard Locking and Display Blanking
  87
- Power-Up Options
  88
- Adjusting the Display
  89
- Hardware Information
  90
- Software Information
  90
- Instrument Options
  91
- Protection Locking and Unlocking
  92
- Changing the Password
  93
- Background Errors
  94
- Error Handling
  94
- Error Message Priority
  94
- Error Messages
  94
- Foreground Errors
  94
- GPIB Errors
  94
- Table 4-2 Background Errors (500 - 599) in Priority Order
  95
- Table 4-3 Foreground Errors (0 - 399)
  96
- Table 4-4 GPIB Errors (400 - 499)
  97
Chapter 5 Remote Operation

98
- Introduction
  100
- Local Lockout
  100
- Preparing the Instrument for Remote Operation
  100
- Remote Operation Selection
  100
- Remote/Local Operation
  100
- Control Characters
  101
- Handshaking
  101
- Hardware and Software
  101
- Hardware Only
  101
- RS-232 Control Port
  101
- RS-232 Operation
  101
- Setting RS-232 Parameters
  101
- Software Only
  101
- GPIB Control Port
  103
- GPIB Functions
  103
- GPIB Operation
  103
- Setting GPIB Address
  103
- Device Listening Elements
  104
- Device Talking Elements
  104
- Compound Headers
  105
- Program Messages
  105
- Programming
  105
- Message Exchange Protocol
  106
- Program Data
  106
- Common Commands and Queries (IEEE 488.2)
  107
- Default Settings
  108
- Device Dependent Commands
  108
- Carrier Frequency
  109
- RF Level
  110
- Output Control
  112
- Modulation Control
  113
- Modulation Mode
  113
- Frequency Modulation (and FSK)
  114
- Phase Modulation
  116
- Amplitude Modulation
  118
- Pulse Modulation
  120
- Memory - Erase
  121
- Memory - Recall
  121
- Memory - Sequencing
  121
- Memory - Store
  121
- Memory - Protection
  123
- Memory - Triggering
  123
- Sweep Mode
  124
- Sweep Operation
  124
- Sweep Control
  125
- Miscellaneous Commands
  126
- Status Byte
  130
- Status Data Structure - Register Model
  131
- Standard Event Registers
  132
Chapter 7 Acceptance Testing

142
- Introduction
  145
- Test Precautions
  145
- Recommended Test Equipment
  146
- RF Output
  147
- Test Procedures
  147
- ALC Linearity
  148
- RF Level Frequency Response
  148
- Attenuator Accuracy
  149
- Carrier Frequency Accuracy
  150
- Harmonics
  151
- Spectral Purity
  151
- Non-Harmonics
  153
- Residual FM
  153
- SSB Phase Noise
  154
- RF Leakage
  155
- FM Deviation and Distortion
  156
- Internal FM
  156
- Carrier Error
  157
- FM Scale Shape
  157
- External FM Frequency Response (ALC Off, DC Coupled)
  158
- External FM Frequency Response (ALC On)
  159
- Phase Modulation
  160
- Phase Modulation Flatness
  160
- Amplitude Modulation
  161
- AM Depth and Distortion
  162
- AM Scale Shape
  162
- External am Frequency Response (ALC Off, DC Coupled)
  163
- Pulse Modulation
  165
- Pulse Modulation RF Level Frequency Response
  165
- Pulse Modulation On/Off Ratio
  166
- Modulation Oscillator
  167
- Pulse Modulation Rise and Fall Time
  167
- Modulation Oscillator Frequencies
  168
- External Frequency Standard Input
  169
- Modulation Oscillator Distortion and LF Output Flatness
  169
- RF Level Frequency Response
  171
- RF Output
  171
- Test Procedures for Instruments Fitted with Option 3
  171
- ALC Linearity
  172
- Attenuator Accuracy
  172
- Carrier Harmonics
  173
Annex B Option 7 Fast Pulse Modulation

214
- Controls and Connectors
  215
- Front Panel Connectors
  215
- General Description
  215
- Performance Data
  215
- Rear Panel Connectors
  216
- Brief Technical Description
  217
- Operation
  217
- Pulse Modulation Selection
  217
- Remote Operation
  217
- Acceptance Testing
  219
Annex C Option 11 Fast Pulse and High Power

225
- General Description
  226
- Performance Data
  226
- Controls and Connectors
  227
- Front Panel Connectors
  227
- Rear Panel Connectors
  228
- Brief Technical Description
  229
- Operation
  229
- Pulse Modulation Selection
  229
- Remote Operation
  229
- Acceptance Testing
  231
- RF Level Frequency Response
  231
- RF Output
  231
- ALC Linearity
  232
- Attenuator Accuracy
  232
- Carrier Harmonics
  233
- Pulse Modulation
  234

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