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HEWLETT

PACKARD

OPERATING

MANUAL

MODEL

3336A/B/C

SYNTHESIZER/LEVEL

GENERATOR

Serial

Number

1930A00101

(3336A)

1931A00101

(3336B)

1932A00101

(3336C)

IMPORTANT

NOTICE

This

manual

applies

to

instruments

with

the

above

serial

numbers

and

greater.

As

changes

are

made

in

the

instrument

to

improve

performance

and

reliability,

the

appropriate

pages

will

be

revised

to

include

this

information.

To

prevent

potential

fire

or

shock

hazard,

do

not

expose

equipment

to

rain

or

moisture.

Manual

Part

No.

03336-90011

Microfiche

Part

No.

03336-90061

©Copyright

1979, 1981,

1983

Hewlett-Packard

Company

Printed:

July

1983

Cd

eackano

CERTIFICATION

Hewlett-Packard

Company

certifies

that

this

product

met

its

published

specifications

at

the

time

of

shipment

from

the

Sactory.

Hewlett-Packard

further

certifies

that

its

calibration

measurements

are

traceable

to

the

United

States

Na-

tional

Bureau

of

Standards,

to

the

extent

allowed

by

the

Bureau’s

calibration

facility,

and

to

the

calibration

facilities

of

other

International

Standards

Organization

members.

WARRANTY

This

Hewlett-Packard

product

is

warranted

against

defects

in

material

and

workmanship

for

a

period

of

one

year

from

date

of

shipment

[,except

that

in

the

case

of

certain

components

listed

in

Section

I

of

this

manual,

the

warranty

shall

be

for

the

specified

period]

.

During

the

warranty

period,

Hewlett-Packard

Company

will,

at

its

option,

either

repair

or

replace

products

which

prove

to

be

defective.

For

warranty

service

or

repair,

this

product

must

be

returned

to

a

service

facility

designated

by

-hp-.

Buyer

shall

prepay

shipping

charges

to

-hp-

and

-hp-

shall

pay

shipping

charges

to

return

the

product

to

Buyer.

However,

Buyer

shall

pay

all

shipping

charges,

duties,

and

taxes

for

products

returned

to

-hp-

from

another

country.

HP

software

and

firmware

products

which

are

designated

by

HP

for

use

with

a

hardware

product,

when

properly

in-

stalled

on

that

hardware

product,

are

warranted

not

to

fail

to

execute

their

programming

instructions

due

to

defects

in

materials

and

workmanship.

If

HP

receives

notice

of

such

defects

during

the

warranty

period,

HP

shall

repair

or

replace

software

media

and

firmware

which

do

not

execute

their

programming

instructions

due

to

such

defects.

HP

does

not

warrant

that

the

operation

of

the

software,

firmware

or

hardware

shall

be

uninterrupted

or

error

free.

LIMITATION

OF

WARRANTY

The

foregoing

warranty

shall

not

apply

to

defects

resulting

from

improper

or

inadequate

maintenance:

by

Buyer,

Buyer-supplied

software

or

interfacing,

unauthorized

modification

or

misuse,

operation

outside

of

the

environmental

specifications

for

the

product,

or

improper

site

preparation

or

maintenance.

NO

OTHER

WARRANTY

IS

EXPRESSED

OR

IMPLIED.

HEWLETT-PACKARD

SPECIFICALLY

DISCLAIMS

THE

IMPLIED

WARRANTIES

OF

MERCHANTABILITY

AND

FITNESS

FOR

A

PARTICULAR

PURPOSE.

EXCLUSIVE

REMEDIES

THE

REMEDIES

PROVIDED

HEREIN

ARE

BUYER’S

SOLE

AND

EXCLUSIVE

REMEDIES.

HEWLETT-

PACKARD

SHALL

NOT

BE

LIABLE

FOR

ANY

DIRECT,

INDIRECT,

SPECIAL,

INCIDENTAL,

OR

CONSE-

QUENTIAL

DAMAGES,

WHETHER

BASED

ON

CONTRACT,

TORT,

OR

ANY

OTHER

LEGAL

THEORY.

ASSISTANCE

Product

maintenance

agreements

and

other

customer

assistance

agreements

are

available

Sor

Hewlett-Packard

products.

For

any

assistance,

contact

your

nearest

Hewlett-Packard

Sales

and

Service

Office.

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HEWLETT

PACKARD

SAFETY

SUMMARY

The

following

general

safety

precautions

must

be

observed

during

all

phases

of

operation,

service,

and

repair

of

this

instrument.

Failure

to

comply

with

these

precautions

or

with

specific

warnings

elsewhere

in

this

manual

violates

safety

standards

of

design,

manufacture,

and

intended

use

of

the

instrument.

Hewlett-Packard

Company

assumes

no

liability

for

the

customer's

failure

to

comply

with.

these

requirements.

This

is

a

Safety

Class

1

instrument.

GROUND

THE

INSTRUMENT

To

minimize

shock

hazard,

the

instrument

chassis

and

cabinet

must

be

connected

to

an

elec-

trical

ground.

The

instrument

is

equipped

with

a

three-conductor

ac

power

cable.

The

power

cable

must

either

be

plugged

into

an.approved

three-contact

electrical

outlet

or

used

with

a

three-contact

to

two-contact

adapter

with

the

grounding

wire

(green)

firmly

connected

to

an

electrical

ground

(safety

ground)

at

the

power

outlet.

The

power

jack

and

mating

plug

of

the

power

cable

meet

International

Electrotechnical

Commission

(IEC)

safety

standards.

DO

NOT

OPERATE

IN

AN

EXPLOSIVE

ATMOSPHERE

Do

not

operate

the

instrument

in

the

presence

of

flammable

gases

or

fumes.

Operation

of

any

electrical

instrument

in

such

an

environment

constitutes

a

definite

safety

hazard.

KEEP

AWAY

FROM

LIVE

CIRCUITS

Operating

personnel

must

not

remove

instrument

covers.

Component

replacement

and

internal

adjustments

must

be

made

by

qualified

maintenance

personnel.

Do

not

replace

components

with

power

cable

connected.

Under

certain

conditions,

dangerous

voltages

may

exist

even

with

the

power

cable

removed.

To

avoid

injuries,

always

disconnect

power

and

discharge

circuits

before

touching

them.

DO

NOT

SERVICE

OR

ADJUST

ALONE

Do

not

attempt

internal

service

or

adjustment

unless

another

person,

capable

of

rendering

first

aid

and

resuscitation,

is

present.

00

NOT

SUBSTITUTE

PARTS

OR

MODIFY

INSTRUMENT

Because

of

the

danger

of

introducing

additional

hazards,

do

not

install

substitute

parts

or

per-

form

any

unauthorized

modification

to

the

instrument.

Return

the

instrument

to

a

Hewlett-

Packard

Sales

and

Service

Office

for

service

and

repair

to

ensure

that

safety

features

are

main-

tained.

DANGEROUS

PROCEDURE

WARNINGS

Warnings,

such

as

the

example

below,

precede

potentially

dangerous

procedures

throughout

this

manual.

Instructions

contained

in

the

warnings

must

be

followed.

Dangerous

voltages,

capable

of

causing

death,

are

present

in

this

instrument.

Use

ex-

treme

caution

when

handling,

testing,

and

adjusting.

SAFETY

SYMBOLS

General

Definitions

of

Safety

Symbols

Used

On

Equipment

or

In

Manuals.

Instruction

manual

symbol:

the

product

will

be

marked

with

this

symbol

when

it

is

necessary

for

the

user

to

refer

to

the

instruction

manual

in

order

to

protect

against

damage

to

the

instrument.

Indicates

dangerous

voltage

(terminals

fed

from

the

interior

by

voltage

exceeding

1000

volts

must

be

so

marked).

Protective

conductor

terminal.

For

protection

against

electrical

shock

in

case

of

a

fault.

Used

with

field

wiring

terminals

to

in-

dicate

the

terminal

which

must

be

connected

to

ground

before

Operating

equipment.

Low-noise

or

noiseless,

clean

ground

(earth)

terminal.

Used

for

a

signal

common,

as

well

as

providing

protection

against

electrical

shock

in

case

of

a

fault.

A

terminal

marked

with

this

symbol

must

be

connected

to

ground

in

the

manner

described

in

the

installation

(operating)

manual,

and

before

operating

the

equipment.

Frame

or

chassis

terminal.

A

connection

to

the

frame

(chassis)

of

the

equipment

which

normally

includes

all

exposed

metal

struc-

tures.

Alternating

current

(power

line).

Direct

current

(power

line).

Alternating

or

direct

current

(power

line).

The

WARNING

sign

denotes

a

hazard.

It

calls

attention

to

a

pro-

cedure,

practice,

condition

or

the

like,

which,

if

not

correctly

per-

formed

or

adhered

to,

could

result

in

injury

or

death

to

personnel.

The

CAUTION

sign

denotes

a

hazard.

It

calls

attention

to

an

operating

procedure,

practice,

condition

or

the

like,

which,if

not

correctly

performed

or

adhered

to,

could

result

in

damage

to

or

destruction

of

part

or

all

of

the

product.

The

NOTE

sign

denotes

important

information.

It

calls

attention

to

procedure,

practice,

condition

or

the

like,

which

is

essential

to

highlight.

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Model

3336A/B/C

SECTION

|

GENERAL

INFORMATION

1-1.

INTRODUCTION.

1-2.

This

Operating

Manual

contains

information

necessary

to

install

and

operate

the

Hewlett-

Packard

Model

3336A/B/C

Synthesizer/Level

Generator.

Also

included

with

the

-hp-3336A/B/C

is

a

Service

Manual

that

provides

procedures

to

install,

operate,

test,

ad-

just,

and

service

the

-hp-3336A/B/C.

1-3.

This

manual

is

divided

into

three

sections,

each

covering

a

specific

topic

or

aspect

of

the

instrument.

The

section

divisions

are:

General

Information,

Installation

and

Interfac-

ing,

and

Front

Panel

and

Remote

Operation.

This

section

of

the

manual

contains

the

per-

formance

specifications

and

general

operating

characteristics

of

the

-hp-3336A/B/C.

Also

listed

are

available

options

and

accessories,

and

instrument

and

manual

identification

information.

1-4.

The

-hp-

part

number

of

this

Operating

Manual

is

listed

on

the

title

page.

Also

listed

on

the

title

page

is

a

Microfiche

part

number.

This

Microfiche

part

number

can

be

used

to

order

4

X

6inch

microfilm

transparencies

of

the

Operating

Manual.

Each

microfiche

package

also

includes

the

latest

Manual

Changes

supplement

as

well

as

pertinent

Service

Notes.

1-5.

SPECIFICATIONS.

1-6.

Instrument

specifications

and

supplemental

characteristics

are

listed

in

Table

1-1.

The

specifications

are

the

performance

standards

or

limits

against

which

the

instrument

is

tested.

Supplemental

characteristics

are

included

in

Table

1-1

as

additional

information

for

the

user.

1-7.

SAFETY

CONSIDERATIONS.

1-8.

This

product

is

a

Safety

Class

1

instrument

(provided

with

a

protective

earth

terminal).

The

instrument

and

manual

should'be

reviewed

for

safety

markings,

instructions,

cautions

and

warnings

to

ensure

safe

operation.

1-9.

INSTRUMENTS

COVERED

BY

THIS

MANUAL.

1-10.

Attached

to

the

instrument

rear

panel

is

a

serial

number

plate.

The

serial

number

is

in

the

form:

0000A00000.

It

is

in

two

parts;

the

first

four

digits

and

letter

are

the

serial

prefix

and

the

last

five

digits

are

the

suffix.

The

prefix

is

the

same

for

all

identical

instruments;

it

changes

only

when

a

major

change

is

made

to

the

instrument.

The

suffix,

however,

is

assigned

sequentially

and

is

different

for

each

instrument.

The

contents

of

this

manual

apply

to

in-

struments

with

the

same

serial

number

prefix

and

higher

serial

number

suffixes

listed

under

SERIAL

NUMBERS

on

the

title

page.

1-11.

If

your

instrument’s

serial

number

suffix

is

lower

than

that

listed

on

the

title

page,

refer

to

Section

VII,

Backdating

of

the

Service

Manual.

There,

you

will

find

information

to

backdate

your

manual,

making

it

apply

to

your

instrument.

General

Information

1-1

General

Information

Table

1-1.

Specifications

and

General

Information.

FREQUENCY

Model

3336A:

75

ohm

unbalanced

10

Hz

to

20.999

999

999

MHz

150

ohm

balanced

10

kHz

to

2.099

999

999

MHz

600

ohm

balanced

200

Hz

to

109.999

999

kHz

Model

3336B:

75

ohm

unbalanced

10

Hz

to

20.999

999

999

MHz

124

ohm

balanced

10

kHz

to

10.999

999 999

MHz

135

ohm

balanced

10

kHz

to

2.099

999

999

MHz

600

ohm

balanced

200

Hz

to

109.999

999

kHz

Model

3336C:

50

ohm

unbalanced

10

Hz

to

20.999

999

999

MHz

75

ohm

unbalanced

10

Hz

to

20.999

999

999

MHz

Resolution:

1

wHz

for

frequencies

<

100

kHz

1

mHz

for

frequencies

=

100

kHz

Aging

Rate:

(instruments

without

Option

004)

+5

x

107-5

per

year

(20°

to

30°C)

Warm-Up

Time:

30

minutes

AMPLITUDE

Model

3336A:

75

ohm

output

—

72.99

to

+

7.00

dBm

150

ohm

output

-—

78.23

to

+1.76

dBm

600

ohm

output

~

72.99

to

+7.00

dBm

Model

33368:

75

ohm

output

-

72.99

to

+

7.00

dBm

124

ohm

output

-—

78.23

to

+1.76

dBm

135

ohm

output

—

78.23

to

+

1.76

dBm

600

ohm

output

—

72.99

to

+

7.00

dBm

Model

3336C:

50

ohm

output

'-71.23

to

+8.76

dBm

75

ohm

output

—

72.99

to

+

7.00

dBm

Absolute

Accuracy:

specified

at

10

kHz

for

the

50,

75

and

600

ohm

outputs:

specified

at

50

kHz

for

the

124,

135

and

150

ohm

outputs,

after

30

minutes

warmup.

2

+

.05

dB,

for

the

top

9.99

dB

of

amplitude

range

(20°

to

30°C)

+

.08

dB,

for

the

top

9.99

dB

of

amplitude

range

(0°

to

55°C)

Flatness:

referenced

to

amplitudes

at

10

kHz

for

the

50,

75

and

600

ohm

outputs;

referenced

to

amplitudes

at

50

kHz

for

the

124,

135

and

150

ohm

outputs.

Model

3336A

10Hz

200

10K

50K

109K

2.09M

20.9MHz

+

.1dB(+

.07

dB

with

Option

005)

75

ohm

output

150

ohm

output

600

ohm

output

Model

3336B

10Hz

200

10K.

50K

109K

2.09M

10.9M

20.9MHz

+

.1dB(+

.07

dB

with

Option

005)

75

ohm

output

124

ohm

output

135

ohm

output

600

ohm

output

Mode!

3336C

10Hz

20.9

MHz

50

and

75

ohm

outputs

+

.1

dB

(+

.07

dB

with

Option

005)

Model

3336A/B/C

@

Model

3336A/B/C

General

Information

Table

1-1.

Specifications

and

General

Information

(Cont'd).

_

Attenuator

Accuracy:

(instruments

without

Option

005)

Attenuation

10Hz

20.9MHz

10

to

19.99

dB

20

to

39.99

dB

40

to

79.99

dB

NOTE

Amplitude

Accuracy

is

the

sum

of

Absolute

Accuracy

and,

as

needed,

Flatness

and

Attenuator

Accuracy.

Warm-Up

Time:

30

minutes

MAIN

SIGNAL

OUTPUTS

On

Carrier

Return

Loss:

Model

3336A

1OHz

10K

30K

2.09M

10.9M

2.09MHz

sale

sale

150

ohm

output

>

20

dB}

>

30

dB

Model

3336B

10Hz

10K

30K

2.09M

10.9M

20.9MHz

75

ohm

output

>

30

dB

124

ohm

output

>

20

dB

>

30

dB

135

ohm

output

>

20

dB]

>

30

dB

Model

3336C

10K

30K

2.09M

10.9M

50

ohm

output

>

30dB

>

25

dB*

75

ohm

output

.

>

30

dB

*Return

Loss

of

50

ohm

output

is

>

30

dB

to

20.9

MHz

with

Option

005.

Balance:

Seas

s

Bs

Model

3336A

300Hz

10K

50K

2.09MHz

150

ohm

output

>

36

dB

600 ohm

output

>

38

dB

Model

3336B

300Hz

10K

50K

124

ohm

output

135

ohm

output

600

ohm

output

SPECTRAL

PURITY

Integrated

Phase

Noise:

Model

3336A

and

3336B

;

<

-

72

dB,

for

a

3

kHz

band,

centered

2

kHz

either

side

of

a

20

MHz

carrier.

Model

3336C

<

-

64

dB,

for

a

30

kHz

band,

centered

on

a

20

MHz

carrier,

excluding

1

Hz

about

the

carrier.

Phase

Jitter:

.3°

peak

to

peak

maximum,

measured

per

Bell

System

Technical

Reference

PUB

41009,

‘‘Transmission

Parameters

Affecting

Voiceband

Data

Transmission-Measuring

Techniques

May

1975’’

and

per

CCITT

Orange

Book,

Volume

!IV.2

‘‘Specifications

of

Measuring

Equipment’’.

aie

alii

General

Information

1-4

Model

3336A/B/C

Table

1-1.

Specifications

and

General

Information

(Cont'd).

HARMONIC

DISTORTION

No

harmonically

related

signal

will

exceed

these

values

with

respect

to

the

carrier:

10Hz

30 50

10K

100K

1M

5M

20.9MHz

Spurious:

(dc

to

200

MHz

except

where

noted)

Fast

Leveling

Off

Fast

Leveling

On

All

non-harmonically

related

signals

from

dc

to

200

MHz

will

be

more

than

70

dB

below

the

carrier

or

less

than

one

of

the

following

levels,

whichever

is

greater.

Model

3336A

without

Option

005

with

Option

005

75

ohm

output

-

100

dBm

-115

dBm

150

ohm

output

-—

100

dBm

(to

10

MHz)

-

100

dBm

(to

10

MHz)

600

ohm

output*

~—

100

dBm

(to

10

MHz)

-—

100

dBm

(to

10

MHz)

Model

3336B

without

Option

005

with

Option

005

75

ohm

output

-—

100

dBm

~115

dBm

124

ohm

output

-

100

dBm

-—

115

dBm

135

ohm

output

-—

100

dBm

-115

dBm

600

ohm

output*

-

100

dBm

-—~115

dBm

Model

3336C

without

Option

005

with

Option

005

50

ohm

output

-

100

dBm

-—~115

dBm

75

ohm

output

-—

100

dBm

-—115

dBm

*Line

related

signals

from

the

600

ohm

outputs

will

be

more

than

70

dB

below

the

carrier

or

-

83

dBm

whichever

is

greater.

Amplitude

Blanking:

Maximum

signal

output

during

amplitude

blanking:

<

—85

dBm

Impulse

Level

in

adjacent

channels

caused

by

amplitude

blanking:

>

22

dBm

0

PHASE

OFFSET

Range:

+

719.9°

with

respect

to

arbitrary

starting

phase

or

assigned

zero

phase.

Resolution:

0.1°

Increment

Accuracy:

+

0.2°

Ambient

Stability;

+

1

degree

of

phase

per

degree

C.

FREQUENCY

SWEEP

Swesp

Flatness:

+

.15

dB,

Normal

Leveling,

50

Hz

to

1

MHz,

.5s

Sweep

Time.

+

.15

dB,

Fast

Leveling,

10

kHz

to

20

MHz,

.03s

Sweep

Time.

Sweep

Time

Linear

Sweep:

.01

sec

to

99.99

sec

Single

Log

Sweep:

2

sec

to

99.99

sec

Continuous

Log

Sweep:

.1

sec

to

99.99

sec

Minimum

Sweep

Width

log

Sweep:

1

decade

Linear

Sweep:

Minimum

Bandwidth

(Hz)

=

.1(Hz/sec)

x

Sweep

Time

(sec)

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Model

3336A/B/C

General

Information

Table

1-1.

Specifications

and

General

Information

(Cont'd).

Phase

Continuity:

Sweep

is

phase

continuous

over

the

full

frequency

range

AMPLITUDE

MODULATION

Modulation

Depth:

O

to

100

%

Modulation

Frequency

Range:

50

Hz

to

50

kHz

Envelope

Distortion:

<

-—

30

dBc

to

80%

modulation

Input

Impedance:

>20

k

Q

PHASE

MODULATION

Range:

O

to

+

850°

Linearity:

<

+

.5%

of

peak

to

peak

deviation

from

best

fit

straight

line.

Modulation

Frequency

Range:

dc

to

5

kHz

Input

Sensitivity:

+

5

V

peak

for

=~

850°

phase

shift

(=~

170°/volt)

Input

Impedance:

>20

k

2

HP-IB

CONTROL

a

Frequency

Switching

Time:

(Time

to

settle

to

within

1

Hz

to

final

value,

exclusive

of

programming

and

processing

time)

<

10

ms

for

100

kHz

step

<

25

ms

for

1

MHz

step

<

70

ms

for

20

MHz

step

Phase

Switching

Time:

(to

within

90°

of

phase

lock,

exclusive

of

programming

and

processing

time}

<

15

ms

Amplitude

Switching

Time:

(to

within

.1

dB

of

final

value,

exclusive

of

programming

and

processing

time)

<

500

ms

AUXILIARY

OUTPUTS

AUX

0

dBm:

Frequency

range

is

from

21

MHz

to

60.999

999

999

MHz

(underrange

to

20.000

000

001

MHz).

Amplitude

is

O

dBm

(50

ohm).

SYNC

OUT:

Square

wave

with

Vhigh

2

1.2

V,

Vigw

S

0.2

V

into

50

ohms,

to

synchronize

other

instruments

to

the

Main

Signal

Outputs.

Level

transition

occurs

at

Main

Signal

Output

zero

crossing.

REF

OUT:

O

dBm

(50

ohm),

1

MHz

signal

for

phase-locking

additional

instruments

to

the

Model

3336.

10

MHz

OVEN

OUT:

Instruments

with

Option

004,

only.

O

dBm

(50

ohm),

10

MHz

signal

from

a

temperature

stabilized,

crystal

oscillator

for

phase-locking

the

Model

3336

or

other

instruments.

X

DRIVE:

Oto

>

+

10

Vdc

linear

ramp

proportional

to

the

sweep

frequency.

Linearity,

+

1%

of

final

value,

10%

to

90%,

best

fit

straight

line.

Z

BLANK:

Sweep

related

TTL

compatible

voltage

levels.

Low

level

is

capable

of

sinking

current

from

a

positive

voltage

source.

Maximum

Current

=

200

mA

Maximum

Voltage

=

+

45

Vdc

Maximum

Power

Dissipation

=

1

W

(V

x

A)

MARKER:

TTL

compatible

high

to

low

level

transition

at

the

programmed

Marker

Frequency.

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