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HP 8568B Performance Tests And Adjustments Manual

HP 8568B Performance Tests And Adjustments Manual (313 pages)

Spectrum Analyzer

Brand: HP | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 5.91 MB

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HP 8568B Installation And Verification Manual

HP 8568B Installation And Verification Manual (118 pages)

Spectrum Analyzer Includes Option 001, Option 400, Option 462, and Option 857

Brand: HP | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 1.17 MB

Table of Contents

General Safety Considerations
6
Table of Contents
8
General Information

14
- Introducing the HP 8568B
  15
  - Safety
    15
  - Accessories Supplied
    15
- L-L. HP 8568B with Accessories Supplied
  16
- AC Power Cables Available
  17
  - Accessories Available
    18
  - Options
    19
  - Instruments Covered by this Manual
    20
  - Serial Numbers
    20
  - Serialnumbers
    20
  - Calibration Cycle
    22
  - HP-IB Address Selection
    22
  - Bench Operation
    22
- Electrostatic Discharge Information
  23
- Static-Safe Workstation
  23
  - Static-Safe Accessories
    24
- Routine Maintenance
  25
  - Cleaning the Display
    25
- Display Bezel Screws
  25
  - Cleaning the RF Section's Fan Filter
    26
  - Replacing the RF Section's Battery
    26
- Location of Al5 Controller Assembly
  28
- Ordering Information
  31
  - Direct Mail Order System
    31
  - Direct Mail-Order System
    31
  - Direct Phone-Order System
    31
- Returning the Instrument for Service
  32
  - Service Lags
    32
  - Original Packaging
    32
- Factory Packaging Materials for each Section
  33
  - Other Packaging
    34
- Sales and Service Offices
  35
Installation

37
Specifications Introduction

62
- Frequency
  62
  - Measurement Range
    62
  - Displayed Values
    62
  - Center Frequency
    62
    
    Range
    62
    
    Readout Accuracy
    63
  - Frequency Span
    63
    
    Range
    63
    
    Full Span
    63
  - Frequency Count
    64
  - Resolution
    64
    
    Resolution Bandwidth
    64
    
    Resolution Bandwidth (Option 462 6 Db Bandwidths)
    65
    
    Resolution Bandwidth (Option 462 Impulse Bandwidths)
    65
    
    Bandwidth Shape
    65
  - Stability
    66
    
    Residual FM
    66
  - Spectral Purity
    66
    
    Power-Line-Related Sidebands
    66
  - Offset from Carrier
    66
- Amplitude
  67
  - Measurement Range
    67
    
    Amplitude Measurement Range
    67
  - Displayed Values
    67
    
    Scale
    67
    
    Accuracy
    67
  - Reference Lines Accuracy
    68
  - Dynamic Range
    68
    
    Spurious Responses
    68
    
    Residual Responses
    68
    
    Gain Compression
    69
    
    Displayed Average Noise Level (Sensitivity)
    69
- Amplitude Uncertainty
  72
- Marker
  73
- Sweep
  73
- Inputs
  74
  - INPUT #L
    74
  - Input #2
    74
- Outputs
  75
  - Cal Output
    75
  - 1Stlooutput
    75
- Options
  75
  - Input Impedance, Option 001
    75
    
    INPUT #L
    75
  - 400 Hz Power Line Frequency Operation, Option
    76
    
    Power Line Related Sidebands
    76
- General
  77
  - HP-IB Interface Functions
    77
  - Environmental
    77
    
    Temperature
    77
    
    Altitude
    77
  - Power Requirements
    77
  - Humidity
    77
    
    Operation
    77
    
    Storage
    77
  - X-Rays
    77
  - Warm-Up Time
    79
    
    Frequency Reference
    79
    
    Operation
    79
  - Weight
    79
  - Dimensions
    80
Characteristics

81
- Frequency
  81
  - Resolution
    81
  - L. Typical Spectrum Analyzer Resolution
    81
  - Stability
    82
    
    Drift
    82
  - Spectral Purity
    82
    
    Noise Sidebands
    82
  - Single Sideband Noise Normalized to 1 Hz BW Versus Offset from Carrier
    82
- Amplitude
  83
- Inputs
  85
  - Rf Inputs
    85
    
    Isolation
    85
    
    LO Emission
    85
  - Video Inp
    85
  - If Inp
    85
  - Ext Trigger
    85
  - Freq Reference (In)
    86
- Outputs
  86
  - Display Outputs
    86
  - Recorder Outputs
    86
  - Sweep
    86
  - Video
    87
  - Penlift
    87
  - Mhz if OUTPUT
    87
  - Freq Reference (Out)
    87
  - Video out
    87
  - If out
    88
  - PROBE POWER (Front Panel)
    88
- General
  88
  - Acoustic Noise Emission/Geraeuschemession
    88
- Function Descriptions
  89
  - Sweep
    89
    
    Cathode Ray Tube
    90
    
    Instrument State Storage
    90
    
    Remote Operation
    90
Operation Verification

91
- Equipment Summary
  94
- Tests Not Performed
  94
- Equipment Connections
  95
- Test System Configuration
  95
- L. Dual Bus (MTS) System Connection
  96
- Single Bus System Connection
  96
- Program Loading
  97
- Program Operation
  97
- HP-Ibaddresses
  99
- RF Input and Calibration Controls
  99
- Error Messages
  100
- Test Descriptions
  100
  - Input Attenuator Switching Uncertainty
    101
  - IF Gain Uncertainty
    102
  - Scale Fidelity (Log)
    103
  - Scale Fidelity (Linear)
    104
  - Log Scale Switching Uncertainty
    105
  - Resolution Bandwidths
    106
  - Impulse and Resolution Bandwidths
    107
  - Line Related Sidebands
    108
  - Residual FM
    109
  - RF Gain Uncertainty
    110
  - Sweep Time Accuracy
    111
  - Average Noise Level
    112
  - Residual Responses
    113
  - Frequency Span Accuracy
    114
  - Frequency Response
    115
  - Second Harmonic Distortion
    116
  - Third Order Intermodulation Distortion
    117
- Calibrator Output Amplitude Accuracy
  118

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