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HP 83752 User Manual (282 pages)

Synthesized Sweepers

Brand: HP | Category: Blower | Size: 2.21 MB

Table Of Contents15................................................................................................................................................................

Performing The Operator's Check24................................................................................................................................................................

To Run The Full Self-test26................................................................................................................................................................

To Check The Maximum Leveled Power30................................................................................................................................................................

To Check The Output Power31................................................................................................................................................................

If You Have A Problem33................................................................................................................................................................

If The Self-test Fails33................................................................................................................................................................

If The Maximum Leveled Power Check Fails34................................................................................................................................................................

Externally Leveling The Sweeper35................................................................................................................................................................

Power36................................................................................................................................................................

Leveling With Detectors/couplers/splitters37................................................................................................................................................................

Typical Diode Detector Response At 25 "c39................................................................................................................................................................

External Leveling With The Option 1el Step Attenuator40................................................................................................................................................................

See Also40................................................................................................................................................................

Leveling With A Power Meter41................................................................................................................................................................

Leveling With Millimeter-wave Source Modules (option 1ee Only)43................................................................................................................................................................

Millimeter-wave Source Module Leveling43................................................................................................................................................................

Millimeter-wave Source Module Leveling Using A Microwave44................................................................................................................................................................

Generating A Stepped Sweep46................................................................................................................................................................

Generating A Millimeter Signal48................................................................................................................................................................

Using Millimeter Heads With "b" Model50................................................................................................................................................................

(high Power) Sweepers50................................................................................................................................................................

Using Millimeter Heads With "a" Model (standard Power) Sweepers52................................................................................................................................................................

Creating User Flatness Arrays54................................................................................................................................................................

Creating A User Flatness Array56................................................................................................................................................................

To Set Up The Sweeper57................................................................................................................................................................

To Set Up The Power Meter58................................................................................................................................................................

To Start The User Flatness Cal58................................................................................................................................................................

Creating A User Flatness Array For Use In A Scalar Analysis Measurement60................................................................................................................................................................

To Set Up The Analyzer60................................................................................................................................................................

To Reactivate The Hp 8757 System Interface62................................................................................................................................................................

Operating A Master/slave Setup63................................................................................................................................................................

To Set Up The Master Sweeper67................................................................................................................................................................

To Set Up The Slave Sweeper68................................................................................................................................................................

Front/rear Panel Connectors73................................................................................................................................................................

Sweeper Connectors - Rear Panel73................................................................................................................................................................

Bnc Connectors74................................................................................................................................................................

Multi-pin Connectors77................................................................................................................................................................

Auxiliary Interface77................................................................................................................................................................

Rf Output Connector84................................................................................................................................................................

Display85................................................................................................................................................................

Sweeper Display85................................................................................................................................................................

Frequency Display86................................................................................................................................................................

Marker/sweep/status And Power Display87................................................................................................................................................................

Annunciators88................................................................................................................................................................

Sweeper Display And Led Annunciators88................................................................................................................................................................

Hp-ib Lang/address Switch92................................................................................................................................................................

Instrument Language Switch Settings93................................................................................................................................................................

Knob95................................................................................................................................................................

Equivalent Scpi Commands95................................................................................................................................................................

Line Power Switch96................................................................................................................................................................

Power Cables98................................................................................................................................................................

Power Cable And Line (mains) Plug Part Numbers99................................................................................................................................................................

Instrument State Keys100................................................................................................................................................................

Modulation Keys (pulse Mode 8)121................................................................................................................................................................

Fm Mode127................................................................................................................................................................

Sweep Keys141................................................................................................................................................................

The Sweep Group142................................................................................................................................................................

Itime)145................................................................................................................................................................

Power Keys151................................................................................................................................................................

Fltness On/off152................................................................................................................................................................

The Power Group152................................................................................................................................................................

Entry Keys161................................................................................................................................................................

The Entry Group162................................................................................................................................................................

Number Pad Keys165................................................................................................................................................................

Unit Keys166................................................................................................................................................................

Entry Off169................................................................................................................................................................

Special Functions171................................................................................................................................................................

L- Cwcfauto176................................................................................................................................................................

Cw Peakng177................................................................................................................................................................

Step Swptime179................................................................................................................................................................

Att Coupling181................................................................................................................................................................

Att Setting182................................................................................................................................................................

Rosc Auto183................................................................................................................................................................

Rosc Source184................................................................................................................................................................

V/ghz Scale185................................................................................................................................................................

12-pwrmeterty187................................................................................................................................................................

13-pwrmeterad188................................................................................................................................................................

Language190................................................................................................................................................................

16 - Fw Revision191................................................................................................................................................................

Security192................................................................................................................................................................

Dp Defin196................................................................................................................................................................

Control Mode197................................................................................................................................................................

21- Full Selftst198................................................................................................................................................................

Error Messages199................................................................................................................................................................

The Error/event Queue201................................................................................................................................................................

Error Numbers202................................................................................................................................................................

Error Messages List203................................................................................................................................................................

Scpi Error Messages206................................................................................................................................................................

Command Error206................................................................................................................................................................

Execution Error211................................................................................................................................................................

Device-specific Error217................................................................................................................................................................

Query Error219................................................................................................................................................................

Instrument Specific Error Messages221................................................................................................................................................................

Block Transfer Errors221................................................................................................................................................................

Bus Control Errors222................................................................................................................................................................

Parsing And Compatibility Errors223................................................................................................................................................................

Diagnostics And Self-test Errors226................................................................................................................................................................

Internal Hardware Errors230................................................................................................................................................................

Hardware Configuration Errors230................................................................................................................................................................

Calibration Routine Errors231................................................................................................................................................................

Loops Unlocked Errors233................................................................................................................................................................

Miscellaneous Hardware Dependent Errors234................................................................................................................................................................

Specifications And Options235................................................................................................................................................................

Specifications237................................................................................................................................................................

Frequency238................................................................................................................................................................

Range238................................................................................................................................................................

Timebase Stability238................................................................................................................................................................

Cw Mode238................................................................................................................................................................

Stepped Sweep Mode239................................................................................................................................................................

Ramp (analog) Sweep Mode239................................................................................................................................................................

Bandswitch Points239................................................................................................................................................................

Rf Output241................................................................................................................................................................

Maximum Leveled Power (25 F5 "c)241................................................................................................................................................................

Typical Maximum Available Power241................................................................................................................................................................

Minimum Settable Power242................................................................................................................................................................

Resolution242................................................................................................................................................................

Accuracy And Flatness242................................................................................................................................................................

Power Sweep243................................................................................................................................................................

Power Slope243................................................................................................................................................................

External Leveling243................................................................................................................................................................

User Flatness (level) Correction243................................................................................................................................................................

Source Match244................................................................................................................................................................

Spectral Purity246................................................................................................................................................................

Residual Fm (0.05 To 15 Khz Bandwidth)246................................................................................................................................................................

Modulation247................................................................................................................................................................

Pulse247................................................................................................................................................................

General249................................................................................................................................................................

Compatibility249................................................................................................................................................................

Programming249................................................................................................................................................................

Master/slave (two-tone) Measurements249................................................................................................................................................................

Environmental250................................................................................................................................................................

Warmup Time250................................................................................................................................................................

Power Requirements251................................................................................................................................................................

Dimensions251................................................................................................................................................................

Weight252................................................................................................................................................................

Options253................................................................................................................................................................

Electrical Options253................................................................................................................................................................

Option Le4 - Rear Panel Rf Output253................................................................................................................................................................

Option 1ee - Source Module Connector And Extension254................................................................................................................................................................

Cable254................................................................................................................................................................

Mechanical Options254................................................................................................................................................................

Option 1cm - Rack Mount Kit Without Handles254................................................................................................................................................................

Option 1cp - Rack Mount Kit With Handles254................................................................................................................................................................

Option Ax2 - Portable Handle And Front-panel Cover254................................................................................................................................................................

Warranty Options255................................................................................................................................................................

Service255................................................................................................................................................................

Option W50 - Five Year Return To Hp Repair Service255................................................................................................................................................................

Option W52 - Five Year Return-to-hp Calibration Service255................................................................................................................................................................

Documentation Options256................................................................................................................................................................

Option Ob2 - Extra Operating Documentation256................................................................................................................................................................

Certification Options256................................................................................................................................................................

Option 1bn - Certification256................................................................................................................................................................

Option 1bp - Certification With Data256................................................................................................................................................................

Safety And Regulatory Information257................................................................................................................................................................

Regulations And Licensing259................................................................................................................................................................

Notice For Germany: Noise Declaration259................................................................................................................................................................

Safety Information264................................................................................................................................................................

Statement Of Compliance264................................................................................................................................................................

Environmental Conditions264................................................................................................................................................................

Ventilation Requirements265................................................................................................................................................................

Cleaning Instructions265................................................................................................................................................................