Fluke B Series Bedienungsanleitung

P/N 522987

August 1979

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CAUTION

Before unwrapping wldebend option refer to

yellow static awareness sheet in the front parl

of 5100 Series manual.

I. Remove power from 5100 Series instrument

(calibrator).

Instruction Sheet

51,,00Series

Wideband Option -03

from thejack on the right handsideof the wideband

oscillatorassemblyto the oneon the left sideof the

widebandoutputassembly.

6. Holding the%& modules together lower the

oscillatorinto thesecondsIotbehindthe RangingPCB

andtheWidebandOutputinto thefirst slot.Thecable,

comingfromtheRangingPCBwill have’tobeconnected

to the right hand

iack

the

WidebandOutputbefore

2. Removescrewsholdingtop coverof thecalibrator. seatingtie widebandou_tput.Ensurebothm&es are ,.._.

Removc cow,

--~--‘----~--~--seated lightl;‘$e~$ beforefinal seatingwith a-f&i--’

3, Remove screwsholding top guard shield, then

removetheshieldfrom thecalibrator.

4. Loosenthe tie down screwholdingthewhitecoax

cableto therearof theforwardmost(Ranging)module.

Releasethecableandrerightenthetie downscrew,

5. Unpack the wideband module. If not

already

connected,

interconnectthe widebandoscillator and

output moduleswith thecableprovided.Thecablegoes

7. Notethattheinferconnectingcablesgothroughtheir

respectivecutoutsin theRangingandWidebandOutput

PCB’s.they,arethendresseddownbetweenmodules.

8. Prior to replacingthe Calibrator Shield and top

cover;performafunctionaltestoftheWidebandOption.

Use, the instructions in Operating Section 2,

WLDEBAND OUTPUT, in the 5 100 Series

Operator’sor

InstructionManual.

John Fluke Mfg. Co., Inc. l P.O. Box 43210 l Mountlake Terrace, Washington 98043

Fluke (Nederland) B.V. l P.O. Box 5083 l Tilburg, The Netherlands

P/N 509117 Februan/ 1979

CHANGE/ERRATAINFORMATfON

ISSUENO:3 6185

This change/errata contains information necessary to ensure the accuracy of

the following manual. Enter the corrections in the manual if either one of

the following conditions exist:

1. The revision letter stamped on the,indicate$ PCB is equal to or

higher than that given with each change.

2. No revision letter is indicated at the beginning of the change/errata.

MANUAL

Title: 7-w.

Print Date:

May

1983

Rev.- Date:

wa4

C/E PAGEEFFECTIVITY

Page No. Print Date

ERRATAtl

On page 4-2, add the following sentence to the’end of paragraph 4-B:

The.752A must be returned to the factory for this service.

On page 4-11, following paragraph 4-47,

ADD: NOTE

Problems involving shifts in resistor

values or unstable resistor values that

can not be compensated, require the 752A

to be returned to the factory for repair.

This is due to the matching requirements

for all four modules and the Bridge and

Compensation board.

On pages 5-3 and 5-4, Table 5-l:

CHANGE: AllRESISTOR MODULES,MATCHEDASSEMBLY

IModuIe Exchange Recommended11

TO: AIIRESISTOR MODULES,MATCHEDASSEMBLY

IFactory Maintenance Recommended11

DELETE:

MP421....

ERRATA#2

On page 1-2, Table

1-2,

under the PONERCOEFFICIENT EFFECT ON RATIO***,

CHANGE: 1O:l Ratio ............. CO.05 ppm of input @ 1OOV

TO: 1O:l Ratio ............. (0.05 ppm of output @ IOOV

CHANGE: 1OO:l Ratio . . . . . . . . . . . .

CO.3

ppm of input @ 1OOOV

TO: 100: 1 Ratio . . . . . . . . . . .‘.

10.3

ppm of,output,@ IOOOV

ERRATA

On page 2-4, add the following note prior to paragraph 4-22:

NOTE

To minimize noise effects in 0.1 and 1V settings, the

Null Detector is configured in opposite polarity.

752A

ERRATA14

On page 2-4, replace Figure 2-2 with Figure 1.

NbTE

During battery operation of the NULL DETECTOR,use

a case ground connection to the shield of the high

and low inputs on the NULL DETECTOR.If the NULL

DETECTORis line operated, return the NULL

DETECTORshield connection to the 7528 GUARD.

If the 752A is not rack-mounted in a grounded

instrument rack, connect.,the 752A GROUNDto the

2OV SOURCEGROUND.

Figure 1.

6/85 -2-

7528

On page 2-6, replace Figures 2-4 and 2-5 with Figures 2 and 3

respectively.

NOTE

The DC VOLTAGECALIBRATOR(UUT) is shown Set for

internal GUARDto LO connection.

DC VOLTAGE

CALIBRATOR (UUT)

WARNING

If the 752A is rack-mounted and not grounded

through a case ground, provide an earth ground

to the 7528 for safety.

10” REFERENCE 752A NVLL DETECTOR

NOTE I

If the NULL DETECTORis line operated, return this

shield connection back to the 752A GUARD.The

purpose of the case ground connection shown in

Figure 2 is to, provide an earth .ground to a

battery operated NULL DETECTORcase. In this

instance, the ground connection comes through the

shield wires to the UUT. It is important this

connection

to earth ground be made for any battery

operated Fluke 845AB NULL DETECTOR.

Figure 2.

6/85 -3-

7528

NOTE

If either the 7528 or the KELVIN-VARLEYvoltage

dividers are not grounded through a rack-mounted

case, provide an earth ground for both

instruments.

1OV REFERENCE KELVIN-VARLEY

STANDARD DIVIDER

PI 1WV SOURCE

ww 752A NVLL DETECTOR

NOTE: Set 752A

mode

wllch 10 “IOOV, 1oO:l”

NOTE

If the NULL DETECTORis line operated, return this

shield connection back to the 7528 GUARD.The

purpose of the case ground connection shown in

Figure 3 is to provide an e,arth ground to a

battery operated NULL DETECTORcase. In this

instance, the ground connection comes through the

shield wires to the WT. It is important this

connection to earth ground be made for any battery

operated

Fluke

84588 NULL DETECTOR.

Figure 3.

6/85

-4-

This change/errata' contains information necessary ,to eusure the

acauracy of the Pollowlng manual. Enter the correctidns in the

manual if either one of the following conditions exist:

1. The revision letter stamped on the indicated PCB fs equal

to oF higher than that gi,ven with each ahange. ,,

No revision letter is indicated at the beginning of the

chaage/errata.

Title:

Print Date: SIOOB SERIES B CALIBRATORS

August

1979

RBV. and Date : ---..--

C/E PAGEEFFECTIVITY

Page No.

I,3

,, I,4

Print Date

IO/79

,a/00

a/80

!b,ao,

a/80

a/a0 “”

,,a/,80

a/ 80

a/a0

5181

5/81

5181

5/,81

5181

5100B

CHANGE$1 -

12642, 12623

Rev.-

B, A20 Controller PCB Assembly (5100A-4185T)

On page, S-109:

Change TOT QTY of CAl, FROM:

TO: 2

ADD: ~R2IDiode, Si, Hi-Speed Switching1203323

On page 5-112 and 8-40:

ADD: <c@ Between Rl~ an

with it's ano

On page 8-42:

0791011N44481REF

the side: of' the ,PCR,

e towardi TP2. 1'

FROM:

ADD:gh-+

Aoross Rl with it's a,node tied to

W-10.

Revise the schematfo on page 8-42 as shown in figures 1 h 2:

TO:

Figure 1.

FROM:

TO:

Figure 2.

10179 1

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