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Fluke 6106A User Manual

Fluke 6106A User Manual (218 pages)

Electrical Power Standards

Brand: Fluke | Category: Test Equipment | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Introduction

17
Installation

43
- Chapter 2
  
  45
  - Introduction
    45
  - Unpack and Inspection
    45
  - To Reship the Instrument
    45
  - Placement
    45
  - Cooling Considerations
    45
  - Line Voltage
    46
  - Connect to Line Power
    46
  - Connect Auxiliary Units
    47
  - Allocation of Phases
    48
  - Connection and Power-Up Sequence
    48
Features

49
- Chapter 3
  
  51
  - Introduction
    51
  - Front-Panel Features
    51
  - The Main User Interface Areas
    54
  - Data Entry from the Front Panel
    55
  - Direct/Indirect Mode
    56
  - Using an External Keyboard and Mouse
    56
  - Sample Reference Signal and F10
    57
  - Set up Exercise
    57
  - Switch to the Current Output
    58
  - Enable the Current Channel
    58
  - The Current Channel Is Enabled but Not Operating
    59
  - Set up the L1 Current Channel
    59
  - Over-Compliance Warning Message
    60
  - Turn the Output off
    61
  - Two-Wire / Four-Wire Voltage Settings
    61
  - Four-Wire Sense
    62
  - Two-Wire / Four-Wire Configuration Settings
    62
  - Rear-Panel Features
    64
Front-Panel Operation

67
- Chapter 4
  
  69
  - Introduction
    69
  - Power up
    69
  - Warm up
    69
  - Basic Setup Procedures
    70
  - Global Settings
    71
  - Frequency
    71
  - Line Locking
    71
  - Harmonic Edit Mode
    71
  - Reactive Calculations
    72
  - Soft Start
    73
  - Units and Standards
    73
  - Front-Panel Terminals
    74
  - Rear-Panel Output Settings
    75
  - More Settings
    76
  - Voltage from Current Transfer Factors
    76
  - Save Setup and Load Setup Softkeys
    76
  - Set Date and Time
    77
  - GPIB Settings
    77
  - Set Factory Defaults
    77
  - About
    77
  - Edit Mode
    77
  - Direct Mode
    77
  - Deferred Mode
    77
  - Changes that Are Not Deferred
    77
  - Setting up Voltage and Current Waveforms
    78
  - Harmonics, DC and Sine
    79
  - Definition
    79
  - Access to Edit Harmonics
    79
  - 6100B Capability
    79
  - Sine/Harmonic Mode
    79
  - Setting up Harmonics and DC
    81
  - Grid Edit Mode
    82
  - Interharmonics
    83
  - Definition
    83
  - Access to Edit Interharmonics
    84
  - 6100B Capability
    84
  - Setting up Interharmonics
    84
  - Fluctuating Harmonics
    84
  - Definition
    85
  - Access to Fluctuating Harmonics
    85
  - 6100B Capability
    85
  - Setting up Fluctuating Harmonics
    85
  - Dips and Swells
    86
  - Definition
    86
  - Access to Dips and Swells
    86
  - 6100B Capability
    87
  - Setting up Dips/Swells
    87
  - Flicker
    89
  - Definition
    89
  - Access to Flicker
    89
  - 6100B Capability
    90
  - Setting up Basic Flicker
    90
  - Setting up Flicker Extended Functions
    91
  - Periodic Frequency Changes
    92
  - Distorted Voltage with Multiple Zero Crossings
    93
  - Harmonics with Side Bands
    94
  - Phase Jumps
    94
  - Rectangular Voltage Changes with 20 % Duty Cycle
    95
  - Copy and Paste
    96
  - Copy
    96
  - Paste
    96
  - The Energy Option
    96
  - Overview of Functionality
    96
  - Principle of Operation
    96
  - Limitations
    97
  - Preparing to Use the Energy Option
    97
  - Input Channel Configuration and Meter Constants
    99
  - Connect MUT and Reference Meters
    99
  - Type of Energy
    100
  - Internal Pull-Ups
    100
  - Energy Pulse Output Meter Constant and Pull up
    100
  - Conduct the Test
    100
  - Test Modes
    100
  - Free Run Mode
    101
  - Counted/Timed Mode
    101
  - Gated Mode
    102
  - Packet Mode
    103
  - Remote Operation of the Energy Option
    104
Remote Operation

105
- Chapter 5
  
  109
  - Introduction
    109
  - Using the IEEE-488 Port for Remote Control
    109
  - Programming Options
    109
  - Capability Codes
    109
  - Bus Addresses
    110
  - Limited Access
    111
  - Interconnections
    111
  - Operation Via the IEEE 488 Interface
    111
  - General
    111
  - Operating Conditions
    111
  - Programmed Transfer to Local Control (GTL or REN False)
    112
  - Device Clear
    112
  - Levels of Reset
    112
  - Message Exchange
    113
  - IEEE 488.2 Model
    113
  - Instrument STATUS Subsystem
    113
  - Incoming Commands and Queries
    114
  - Instrument Functions and Facilities
    114
  - Outgoing Responses
    114
  - Query Error
    114
  - Request Service (RQS)
    115
  - Reasons for Requesting Service
    115
  - RQS in the IEEE 488.2 Model
    115
  - Retrieval of Device Status Information
    115
  - IEEE 488 and SCPI Standard Defined Features
    116
  - Status Summary Information and SRQ
    116
  - Event Register Conditions
    117
  - Access Via the Application Program
    117
  - Instrument Status Reporting IEEE 488.2 Basics
    117
  - IEEE 488.2 Model
    117
  - Instrument Model Structure
    118
  - Status Byte Register
    118
  - Reading the Status Byte Register
    118
  - Service Request Enable Register
    118
  - Reading the Service Request Enable Register
    119
  - IEEE 488.2 Defined Event Status Register
    119
  - Standard Event Status Enable Register
    120
  - Reading the Standard Event Enable Register
    121
  - The Error Queue
    121
  - Instrument Status Reporting - SCPI Elements
    121
  - General
    121
  - SCPI Status Registers
    121
  - Reportable SCPI States
    122
  - SCPI Programming Language
    122
  - SCPI Commands and Syntax
    123
  - SCPI Command Summary
    123
  - Energy Command Summary
    130
  - Calibration Subsystem Command Details
    131
  - Output Subsystem Command Details
    133
  - Input Subsystem Command Details
    135
  - Source Subsystem Command Details
    135
  - General Commands
    135
  - Power Values
    136
  - Voltage Setup
    138
  - DC and Harmonics Phenomenon
    139
  - Fluctuating Harmonics Phenomenon
    141
  - Interharmonics Phenomenon
    142
  - Dip Phenomenon
    142
  - Flicker Phenomenon
    143
  - Extended Flicker Sub-System
    144
  - Extended Flicker State
    145
  - Configure Signal
    145
  - Select Sideband Harmonic
    145
  - Select Phase Jump Angle
    145
  - Select Phase Jump Settle Period
    145
  - Report Phase Jump Stage
    146
  - Report Phase Jump Elapsed Time
    146
  - Current Setup
    146
  - Harmonics Phenomenon
    148
  - Fluctuating Harmonics Phenomenon
    149
  - Interharmonics Phenomenon
    150
  - Dip Phenomenon
    151
  - Flicker Phenomenon
    152
  - Status Subsystem Command Details
    153
  - System Subsystem Command Details
    155
  - Unit Subsystem Command Details
    156
  - Remote Operation of the Energy Option
    157
  - SCPI Command Set
    157
  - Operating Mode
    157
  - Energy Maintain Voltage
    157
  - Energy Units
    158
  - Result Presentation
    158
  - Results
    158
  - Output Gating
    159
  - Input Gating
    159
  - Warm-Up Sequence Tree
    160
  - Warm-Up Duration
    160
  - Warm-Up Pulse Source
    160
  - Test Sequence Tree
    161
  - Test Duration
    161
  - Test Pulse Source
    161
  - Energy: Abort
    162
  - MUT Tree
    162
  - MUT Meter Constant
    162
  - MUT Meter Constant Units
    162
  - Input Debounce
    163
  - MUT Source
    163
  - MUT Pull-Up
    163
  - Reference Tree
    163
  - Reference Meter Constant
    163
  - Reference Meter Constant Units
    163
  - Reference Source
    164
  - Reference Pull-Up
    164
  - Output Tree
    164
  - Output Meter Constant
    164
  - Output Meter Constant Units
    165
  - Output Pull-Up
    165
  - Common Commands and Queries
    165
  - Clear Status
    165
  - Event Status Enable
    165
  - Recall Event Status Enable
    166
  - Read Event Status Register
    166
  - IDN? (Instrument Identification)
    167
  - Operation Complete
    167
  - Recall the Instrument Hardware Fitment
    168
  - Power-On Status Clear
    169
  - Recall Power on Status Clear Flag
    169
  - Reset
    170
  - Service Request Enable
    170
  - Recall Service Request Enable
    171
  - Read Service Request Register
    171
  - Test Operations - Full Selftest
    172
  - Wait
    172
  - Device Settings after *RST
    173
  - Device Settings at POWER on
    174
  - General
    174
  - Power-On Settings Related to Common IEEE 488.2 Commands
    174
  - RST Settings Related to Common IEEE 488.2 Commands
    175
  - RST Settings Related to SCPI Commands
    176
  - Energy Option Action on Receiving *RST
    180
  - Worked Examples
    181
  - Worked Examples
    185
Operator Maintenance

187
- Chapter 6
  
  189
  - Introduction
    189
  - Confidence Test
    189
  - Setting up and Running the Confidence Test
    189
  - Changing the User Password
    190
  - Accessing the Fuse
    190
  - How to Clean the Instrument
    191
  - How to Clean the Air Filter
    191
  - Lithium Battery Replacement
    193
Calibration

195
Chapter 7

197
- Introduction
  197
- Calibration Methods
  197
- Full Calibration Verification and Adjustment
  197
- Confidence Check
  197
- Partial Adjustment
  197
- Confidence Check of a Poly-Phase System
  197
- Best Calibration Accuracy
  198
- Amplitude Measurements
  198
- Phase Measurement
  198
- The Effect of Phase Uncertainty on Power Accuracy
  199
- Calibration Uncertainties for Full Accuracy
  200
- Required Equipment
  200
- Overview of 6100B Signal Generation
  201
- Independence of 6100B and 6101B
  201
- The Fluke Service Center Calibration System
  203
- Characteristics of the Calibration System
  206
- Transducers
  206
- DMM Amplitude Error Contributions
  206
- DMM Amplitude Phase Contributions
  207
- Voltage to Voltage Phase Uncertainty
  207
- Current to Voltage Phase Uncertainty
  207
- Overview of Adjustment
  207
- Calibration Adjustment Process
  208
- Entering Calibration Mode
  208
- Select Instrument Configuration
  208
- Determine the 6100B Error
  209
- Initiate the Adjustment
  209
- Return Calibration Switch to Normal
  209
- Verification
  210
- Calibration Adjustment Points
  210
- Energy Option Calibration
  213
- Using Direct Measurement with a Frequency Meter
  213
- Using an External Reference Frequency
  214

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