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Wiltron 6736B/-10 Operation Manual (86 pages)

SWEPT FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER

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Table of Contents
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Paragraph Title Page
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Table 1-4. Recommended Test Equipment
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Figure 1-1. Typical Series 67XXB Swept Frequency Synthesizer
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Section I - General Information
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Scope of the Manual
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Introduction
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Identification Number
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Related Manuals
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Description
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Table 1-1. Test and Calibration Manual Part Numbers
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Options
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Performance Specifications
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Recommended Test Equipment
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Table 1-2. Series 67XXB Models
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Introduction
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Initial Inspection
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Preparation for Use
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Gpib Setup and Interconnection
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2-4.1 Interface Connector
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2-4.2 Cable Length Restrictions
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GPIB Interconnection
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GPIB Address
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GPIB Interconnections
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2-4.5 Data Delimiting (CR-CR/LF)
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Preparation for Storage And/Or Shipment
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2-5.1 Preparation for Storage
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2-5.2 Preparation for Shipment
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Table 2-1. WILTRON Service Centers
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Figure 3-1. Front Panel, 67XXB Swept Frequency Synthesizer
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Introduction
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Getting Started
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3-2.1 Front Panel Layout
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3-2.2 General Instrument Control
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3-2.3 Operating the Frequency, Sweep, and Trigger Functions
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Table 3-1. RESET (Default) Parameters
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3-2.4 Entering Data
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Figure 3-2. Increasing a Parameter Using the INCREASE DECREASE Knob
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3-2.5 Setting Level and Modulation
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Figure 3-3. External Gain Calibrate Procedure
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Using the RF LEVEL Function
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Using Stored Setups
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3-2.8 Monitoring the Output
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3-2.9 Controlling and Monitoring GPIB Status
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Front Panel Description
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3-3.1 SELF TEST or RESET and LINE Keys (Figure 3-5)
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3-3.2 FREQ ENTRY Keys (Figure 3-6)
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Figure 3-5. SELF TEST or RESET and LINE Keys
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Figure 3-6. FREQ ENTRY Keys
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3-3.3 SWEEP and TRIGGER Keys and Indicators (Figure 3-7)
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Figure 3-7. SWEEP and TRIGGER Keys and Indicators
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3-3.4 DATA ENTRY Keys, Indicators, and Control (Figure 3-8)
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Figure 3-8. DATA ENTRY Keys Indicators and Control
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MODULATION and AM/FM Keys and MODULATION Connectors (Figure 3-9)
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Figure 3-9. MODULATION and EXT AM/FM Keys and MODULATION Connectors
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MEASURE Key and Indicator (Figure 3-10)
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Figure 3-10. MEASURE Key and Indicator
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3-3.7 LEVELING or EXT GAIN CAL Key, Indicators, and Connector (Figure 3-11)
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3-3.8 RF LEVEL Keys and Indicators (Figure 3-12)
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Figure 3-11. LEVELING or EXT GAIN CAL Key, Indicators, and Connector
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Figure 3-12. RF LEVEL Keys and Indicators
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3-3.9 RF Indicators and RF OUTPUT Connector (Figure 3-13)
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3-3.10 STORED SETUPS Keys (Figure 3-14)
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3-3.11 FREQUENCY, MODULATION/ TIME, and LEVEL Displays (Figure 3-15)
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3-3.11 FREQUENCY, MODULATION/ TIME, and LEVEL
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3-3.12 GPIB Indicators and BUS ADRS/ RETURN to LCL Key (Figure 3-16)
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Self-Test Feature
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Rear Panel Description
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Figure 3-17. Pinout Diagram for aux I/O Connector
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Figure 3-18. Rear Panel, 67XXB Series Swept Frequency Synthesizers
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Figure 4-1. Interface Connections and GPIB Bus Structure
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Introduction
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4-2.1 Data Bus Description
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4-2.2 Management Bus Description
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Description of the Ieee-488 (Iec-625) Interface Bus
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4-2.3 Data Byte Transfer Control (Handshake) Bus Description
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Gpib Operation
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Command Codes, Description
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4-4.1 Command Codes: Inputting Restrictions and Notes
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Figure 4-2. Typical Handshake Operation
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Table 4-2. Command Code Classes
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Command Codes: Parameter and Data Entry
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Table 4-4. Data Entry Commands
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4-4.3 Command Codes: CW Frequency
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Figure 4-3. Using the SYZ (Size) Command
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4-4.4 Command Codes: Analog and Digital Sweep
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Figure 4-4. Example of a CW Frequency Command
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Table 4-5. CW Frequency Commands
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Table 4-6. Analog and Digital Sweep Commands
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Figure 4-4A Programming Example, DU1
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4-4.5 Command Codes: Frequency Marker
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Command Codes: Modulation Commands
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Command Codes: Output Power Leveling
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Figure 4-5. Example of a Sweep Command
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Table 4-7. Frequency Marker Commands
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Command Codes: Output
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Figure 4-6. Example of Frequency Marker Programming
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Table 4-8. Modulation Commands
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Table 4-9. Power Leveling Commands
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Figure 4-7. Example of Power Level Programming
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4-4.8 Command Codes: Output
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Table 4-10. Measure Function Commands
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Table 4-11. Output Commands
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Figure 4-8. Example of Output Command Programming
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4-4.9 Command Codes: Stored Setup
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Table 4-12. Stored Setup Commands
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4-4.10 Command Codes: Service Request (SRQ) and Status Byte
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Table 4-13. Service Request (SRQ) Commands
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Figure 4-9. Status Bytes
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4-4.12 Command Codes: Group Execute Trigger Mode
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Figure 4-10 Status Byte Mask
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Table 4-15. Group Execute Trigger Commands
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4-4.13 Command Codes: Fast Frequency
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4-4.14 Command Codes: Self Test
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4-4.15 Command Codes: Miscellaneous
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Table 4-16. Fast-Frequency-Switching Commands
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Table 4-17. Self Test Commands
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Table 4-18. Miscellaneous Commands
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Bus Messages, Synthesizer Response to
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Program Errors
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Table 4-20. Methods of Generating Bus Commands
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Reset Programming and Default Conditions
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Programming Examples
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Table 4-21. Resetting the 67XXB GPIB Interface Circuits
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Figure 4-11. Reset Programming Statements
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Figure 4-12. Test Equipment Setup for Runing GPIB Program Examples
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Table 4-22. Using the Output Identify Command
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Table 4-23. Controlling CW Frequency/Parameter Entries
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Table 4-24. Controlling Power Level and Power Sweep
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