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Anritsu ML2495A Operation Manual (297 pages)

Wideband Peak Power Meter

Brand: Anritsu | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 2 MB

Limitation of Warranty
3
Notice about Documentation
3
Trademark Acknowledgements
3
Safety Symbols
4
For Safety
5
Declaration of Conformity (Ml248Xa)
6
Declaration of Conformity (Ml249Xa)
7
Table of Contents
8
Chapter 1. About this Manual

15
Chapter 2. Product Overview

21
- About the Ml248Xa / Ml249Xa Peak Power Meter
  22
- Model Types
  22
- Features
  23
- Options and Accessories
  24
- Associated Sensors
  25
- Sensor Accessories
  26
- Associated Products
  26
Chapter 3. Assembly and Connections

27
- Initial Inspection
  28
- Shipped Items
  28
- Storage and Repackaging
  29
- Preparation for Storage
  29
- Environmental Requirements
  29
- Preparation for Shipment
  29
- Rack Mounting
  29
- Single Unit Rack Mounting (Option 01)
  30
- Tools Required
  30
- Assembly Procedure
  31
- Side-By-Side Rack Mounting (Option 03)
  34
- Tools Required
  35
- Assembly Procedure
  35
- Power Requirements
  38
- Environmental Requirements
  38
- Rear Panel Connections
  39
Chapter 4. Front Panel Layout and Operation

41
- Power-On Procedure
  42
- The Front Panel
  43
- The Numeric Keypad
  44
- The Hard Keys
  46
- The Screen
  47
- Sensor Information
  48
- Channel Information
  49
- Status Bar
  52
- The Soft Keys
  53
- Dialog Boxes
  55
- The Connectors
  56
- Data Entry Procedure
  57
- Numeric Entry Example
  57
- Text Entry
  58
- Power-Off Procedure
  58
Chapter 5. Common Procedures

59
- How Do I
  60
- Channel
  68
- Understanding and Setting up the Channels
  68
- Sensor Inputs
  68
- Channels
  68
- Modes
  68
- Measurement Displays
  69
- Channel Configuration Overview
  70
- Selecting the Measurement Mode
  71
- Selecting the Measurement Type
  72
- Selecting the Measurement Display Style
  74
- Selecting the Sensor Input (ML2488A and ML2496A Only)
  75
- Setting the Units of Measurement
  77
- Selecting the Resolution
  78
- Entering the Settling Percentage
  79
- Selecting Dual Display Channel Mode
  80
- Setting up the Second Channel
  80
- Displaying both Channels Simultaneously
  81
- Understanding Triggering
  82
- Selecting the Triggering Mechanism
  83
- Selecting the Type of Triggering
  84
- Entering the Triggering Capture Time
  85
- Random Repetitive Sampling (RRS) (Ml249Xa Only)
  86
- Entering the Triggering Delay
  87
- Enabling Auto Triggering
  88
- Entering the Triggering Level
  89
- Setting the Trigger Bandwidth (Ml249Xa Only)
  90
- Selecting the Trigger Arming Method
  91
- Entering a Frame Arming Level and Duration
  92
- Setting the Sampling Rate
  93
- Selecting the Trigger Indicator (Ml249Xa Only)
  94
- Linking the Channel Trigger Settings
  95
- Gates and Fences
  96
- Setting up and Enabling Gates and Fences
  97
- Viewing Gating Patterns
  99
- Setting the Active Gate
  100
- Setting up Repeat Gates
  101
- Averaging
  102
- Setting up Averaging
  102
- Enabling Averaging in Pulsed/Modulated Mode
  103
- Enabling Averaging in CW Mode
  104
- Restarting Averaging in Pulsed/Modulated Mode
  104
- Markers
  105
- Setting Markers
  105
- Turning All Markers off
  106
- Setting and Viewing the Active Marker
  107
- Positioning the Active Marker
  107
- Positioning the Delta Marker
  108
- Setting the Delta Marker Calculation
  109
- Linking the Delta Marker to the Active Marker
  109
- Moving the Active Marker to the Maximum Point
  110
- Moving the Active Marker to the Minimum Point
  110
- Zooming in or out on the Active Marker
  110
- Measuring the Pulse Rise Time
  111
- Measuring the Pulse Fall Time
  112
- Measuring the Pulse Width
  113
- Measuring the off Time
  114
- Measuring the Pulse Repetition Interval
  115
- Setting the Search Target Levels
  116
- Setting the Duty Cycle in CW Mode
  117
- Limits
  118
- Creating and Viewing Simple Limits
  118
- Creating and Saving Complex Limits
  119
- Recalling User or Predefined Complex Limits
  121
- Editing Complex Limits
  122
- Repeating Limits
  123
- Holding the Limit Fail Indicator
  124
- Sounding an Alarm on Limit Failure
  124
- Adjusting and Resetting the Trace Measurement Scale
  125
- Setting the Profile Display Style
  126
- Setting the Profile Display Data Hold Method
  127
- Holding Measurement Data in the Currently Active Channel
  128
- Setting the Peaking Indicator
  128
- Post Processing
  129
- Statistical Post Processing
  130
- PAE Post Processing
  132
- Setting the Cursor Position
  133
- Zooming in or out on the Cursor Position
  133
- Sensor
  134
- Setting up the Sensor in Use
  134
- Setting the Calibration Factor Applied to the Sensor
  135
- Setting the Power Offset Applied to the Sensors
  137
- Editing Cal Factor Tables
  138
- Creating New Cal Factor Tables
  139
- Editing the Sensor Offset Tables
  140
- Creating New Sensor Offset Tables
  141
- Holding Sensors on the Current Range
  142
- Cal/Zero
  143
- Zeroing the Sensor
  143
- Zeroing and Calibrating the Sensor
  143
- Performing a Zero Dbm Calibration
  144
- Zeroing the Rear Panel BNC Connector
  144
- System
  145
- Saving Instrument Settings
  145
- Recalling Instrument Settings
  146
- Capturing the Screen Image
  148
- Changing the Brightness of the Display Backlight
  149
- Setting the GPIB Address for the Instrument
  150
- Enabling Buffering of the GPIB Output
  151
- Setting the RS232 Serial Port Baud Rate
  151
- Configuring the Rear Panel Outputs
  152
- Turning the Key Click on or off
  155
- Setting Increment and Decrement Steps
  155
- Viewing the Instrument Identity Dialog
  156
- Turning the Security Feature on or off
  156
- Diagnostics
  157
- Upgrading the System Software
  157
- Preset
  158
- Resetting the System
  158
- Using the Preset Configurations
  159
Chapter 6. Remote Operation

161
- Overview of GPIB
  161
Chapter 7. CW Setup and Measurement

163
- Setting up the Power Meter for CW Measurements
  163
Chapter 8. GSM Setup and Measurement

165
- Setting up the Power Meter for GSM Measurements
  165
Chapter 9. CDMA Setup and Measurement

169
Chapter 14. Examples of Dual Display Channel Operation

181
- Displaying a Measurement in Different Units
  181
- Displaying a Pulsed/Modulated Measurement in Different Modes
  182
Chapter 15. Dual Sensor Operation (ML2488A / ML2496A Only)

183
- Displaying Measurements from Two Sensors Simultaneously
  183
Chapter 16. ML2419A Range Calibrator

185
- Overview of the ML2419A Range Calibrator
  186
- Initial Inspection
  186
- Power Requirements
  186
- Environmental Requirements
  187
- Rack Mounting
  187
- Storage and Shipment
  187
- Front Panel Connections
  187
- Rear Panel Connectors
  188
- Performing Verification
  189
- Interpreting the Results
  191
- Pass/Fail Criteria
  191
- Range Change Error
  192
- Using the Diagnostics Menu
  192
- Using the Range Calibrator Config Menu
  193
Chapter 17. Secure Mode

195
- Types of Memory
  196
- Secure Mode
  196
- Clearing the Non-Volatile Static RAM
  196
- Anritsu Power Sensors EEPROM
  197
- EEPROM Contents
  197
Appendix A. the Command Hierarchies

199
Appendix B. Specification

251
Appendix C. Default Values and Presets

262
Appendix D. ML2400A Reference Table

279
Appendix E. Terminology Glossary

281
Appendix F. Technical Support

283
Appendix G. Uncertainty Information

285
- Uncertainty Examples
  285
Appendix H. Frequently Asked Questions

287
Appendix I. Connector Care and Handling

289

Anritsu ML2495A Maintenance Manual (100 pages)

Wideband/Pulse Power Meter

Brand: Anritsu | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1-General Information

11
- Introduction
  11
- Description
  11
- Documentation Conventions
  11
- Identification Number
  12
- Online Manual
  12
- Related Manuals
  12
- Model Options and Accessories
  13
  - Ml248Xa
    13
  - Ml248Xb
    13
  - Ml249Xa
    14
- Service Policy
  14
- Replaceable Parts
  15
- 1-10 Test Equipment List
  16
- ESD Requirements
  17
Chapter 2-Functional Description

19
- Product Overview
  19
- General Operation
  20
  - Input Amplifier
    20
  - Signal Processing
    20
  - Fpga
    20
  - Digital Signal Processor (DSP)
    20
- Interface
  20
- GPIB Operation
  20
- Case Construction
  20
  - Front Panel
    21
  - Rear Panel
    21
  - Handle and Rack Mount
    21
- Internal Construction
  21
  - Measurement PCB
    21
  - Control PCB
    21
  - Power Supply
    21
  - LCD Display
    21
  - System Keys
    21
  - Soft Keys
    21
  - Data Entry Keypad
    22
  - On/Standby Key
    22
- Front Panel Connectors
  22
  - Sensor Inputs
    22
  - RF Reference Calibrator
    22
- Rear Panel Connectors
  22
  - Line Power Input
    22
  - Ground Stud
    22
  - RS-232 Port
    22
  - Gpib
    23
  - BNC I/O Ports
    23
  - VGA out
    23
  - Ethernet - 10/100 Base T LAN Interface
    23
- 2-10 Power Supply Operation
  23
Chapter 3-Performance Verification

25
- Introduction
  25
- Test Conditions
  25
- Measurement Uncertainty
  25
- Input Range Verification
  25
  - Required Equipment
    25
  - Measurement Procedure
    25
  - Range Data Interpretation
    27
  - Pass/Fail Criteria
    28
  - Absolute Error
    28
  - Linearity
    28
  - Range Change
    28
- 50 Mhz Calibrator Frequency (All Models)
  29
  - Required Equipment
    29
  - Procedure
    29
  - Calibrator Frequency Uncertainty
    29
- Ghz Calibrator Frequency (Ml248Xx-Option 15, Ml249Xa)
  31
- 50 Mhz Calibrator Power Level (All Models)
  32
  - Required Equipment
    32
  - Recording Results
    32
  - Procedure
    32
  - P Meas Calculation
    35
  - Calibrator Power Level Uncertainty
    36
- Ghz Calibrator Power Level (Ml248Xx-Option 15, Ml249Xa)
  38
- 50 Mhz Calibrator VSWR Verification (All Models)
  38
  - Required Equipment
    38
  - Recording Results
    38
  - Procedure
    38
- 3-10 1 Ghz Calibrator VSWR Verification
  43
  - (Ml248Xx-Option 15, Ml249Xa)
    43
  - Recording Results
    43
  - Procedure
    43
Chapter 4-Adjustment

49
Chapter 5-Troubleshooting

57
Chapter 6-Removal And Replacement Procedures

61
- Introduction
  61
- Power Meter Disassembly
  61
  - Tools Required
    61
  - Measurement PCB Removal (ML2487/8A)
    61
  - 1Ghz Calibrator PCB Removal
    63
  - Measurement PCB Removal (Ml248Xb and Ml249Xa)
    64
  - Main Control PCB Removal
    65
  - Front Panel Removal
    67
  - Rear Panel Removal
    68
  - PSU Assembly Removal
    69
- Power Meter Reassembly
  70
Chapter 7-Firmware Updates

71
- Introduction
  71
- Code Loader Program
  71
  - Program Installation
    71
  - Running the Program
    71
- Bootload Mode
  72
- Serial Interface Cable
  73
Appendix A-Test Records

75
Appendix B-Specifications

87
- ML2487/8A, ML2487/8B and ML2495/6A Technical Data Sheet
  87
Appendix C-Connector Care

89
- Introduction
  89
- Connector Do's and Don'ts
  89
- Coaxial Connector Care
  89
- Visual Inspection
  90
- Connector Pin Depth Precautions
  90
  - Pin Depth Dimensions
    91
  - Pin Depth Gauge
    91
  - Pin Depth Tolerances
    92
  - Over Torquing Connectors
    92
  - Teflon Tuning Washers
    93
  - Mechanical Shock
    93
- Connector Cleaning Instructions
  93
  - Cleaning Items Required
    93
  - Important Cleaning Tips
    93
  - Cleaning Procedure
    94
- Connection and Disconnection Techniques
  95
  - Connection Procedure
    95
- Disconnection Procedure
  95

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1. About this Manual

Chapter 2. Product Overview

Chapter 3. Assembly and Connections

Chapter 4. Front Panel Layout and Operation

Chapter 5. Common Procedures

Chapter 6. Remote Operation

Chapter 7. CW Setup and Measurement

Chapter 8. GSM Setup and Measurement

Chapter 9. CDMA Setup and Measurement

Chapter 14. Examples of Dual Display Channel Operation

Chapter 15. Dual Sensor Operation (ML2488A / ML2496A Only)

Chapter 16. ML2419A Range Calibrator

Chapter 17. Secure Mode

Appendix A. the Command Hierarchies

Appendix B. Specification

Appendix C. Default Values and Presets

Appendix D. ML2400A Reference Table

Appendix E. Terminology Glossary

Appendix F. Technical Support

Appendix G. Uncertainty Information

Appendix H. Frequently Asked Questions

Appendix I. Connector Care and Handling

Anritsu ML2495A Maintenance Manual (100 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1-General Information

Chapter 2-Functional Description

Chapter 3-Performance Verification

Chapter 4-Adjustment

Chapter 5-Troubleshooting

Chapter 6-Removal And Replacement Procedures

Chapter 7-Firmware Updates

Appendix A-Test Records

Appendix B-Specifications

Appendix C-Connector Care

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