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Hp 8360 User Manual (508 pages)

Brand: Hp | Category: Vacuums | Size: 5.90 MB |

English

Table of contents

User’s Handbook

1

Restricted Rights

2

Certification

3

Warranty

3

Assistance

4

Safety Notes

4

General Safety

5

Considerations

5

Instruments Covered

7

By This Manual

7

POWER LEVEL is displayed

8

Regulatory

9

Manufacturer’s

9

Declaration

9

Notice for Germany:

10

Noise Declaration

10

Declaration of

10

Conformity

10

DECLARATION

11

CONFORMITY

11

Instrument Markings

12

Contents

14

. . . . . . . . .

17

19

24

INSTALLATION

26

5. Instrument History

27

What Is In This

31

Introducing the

33

HP 8360 Series

33

Synthesized

33

Sweepers

33

Display Area

34

Entry Area

35

CW Operation and

36

Start/Stop

36

Frequency Sweep

36

INSWMENT

37

SOURCE MODULE INTERFACE

37

Frequency/Span

38

Operation

38

Getting Started Basic

39

Power Level and

40

Sweep Time

40

Continuous

42

Getting Started Basic 1-13

43

Marker Operation

44

OSCILLOSCoPE

45

Saving and

46

Recalling an

46

Instrument State

46

Power Sweep and

48

Power Slope

48

Power Slope Operation

49

Getting Started Basic

50

Getting Started

51

Advanced

51

Externally Leveling

53

SQUARE LAW ASYMPTOTE

55

Leveling with Power

57

Leveling with MM-wave

58

Source Modules

58

Working with

60

Mixers/Reverse

60

Power Effects

60

Spectrum

62

Analyzers/Reverse

62

Optimizing

63

Synthesizer

63

Performance

63

Setup Synthesizer Parameters

65

POWER LEVEL)

67

9. Press POWER

68

Select

68

Activate List Mode

68

5, POWER

70

Setup Power Meter

70

(FLTNESS

72

Example Overview

73

Setup System Parameters

74

[FLTNESS

76

(amber LED on). The

76

Using Detector

77

Calibration

77

Using the Tracking

79

Using Step Sweep

81

Creating and Using

82

Using the Security

83

Features

83

Changing the Preset

84

HP-IB General

86

HP-IB Command

87

Statements

87

Getting Started with

93

Definitions of Terms

93

Standard Notation

94

How to Use Examples

94

Essentials for

96

Beginners

96

Subsystem Command

101

Example 1:

102

US subsystem commands

104

Reading Instrument

105

Example Programs

106

Details of

109

Commands and

109

Responses

109

Response Message

111

Data Types

112

Programming

116

Measurements

116

Parameters Parameter Type

117

Allowed Values

117

Command Parameters

118

Parameter Type Allowed Values

118

Local Lockout

119

Demonstration

119

Example Program 2

119

Setting Up A Typical

120

Sweep, Example

120

Program 3

120

Queries, Example

122

Program 4

122

Saving and Recalling

123

States, Example

123

Program 5

123

Program Comments

124

Getting Started Programming

124

Looping and

125

Synchronization

125

Example Program 6

125

Using the

126

Command, Example

126

Program 7

126

Using the User Flatness

128

Correction Commands

128

Example Program 8

128

Programming the

131

Status System

131

Getting Started Programming

133

Trigger System

134

Common Trigger

139

Configurations

139

Parameters

140

Parameter Type

140

Description of

141

Triggering in the HP

141

8360 Series

141

Synthesizers

141

Trigger Keyword

142

Definitions

142

Related Documents

144

How To Use This

145

Adrs Menu

146

Programming Codes

147

See Also

147

Function Group

148

Menu Map

148

Description

148

Uncoupled Operation

152

External Leveling

152

Normal

152

ALC Disabled

153

ALC Bandwidth

155

Select High

155

Select Low

156

AM BW Cal Always

157

Cal Once

158

AM Cal Menu

158

Function Group (MOD)

159

Analyzer: NONE

160

AM On/Off

161

Markers

162

AM Type 10

163

AM Type

164

Arrow Keys

166

Press MENU KEY to

167

Auto Fill

168

#F'ts

169

Auto Fill Start

170

Auto Fill Stop

170

Auto Track

171

Blank Disp

172

(CENTER)

173

Center=Narker

174

Clear Fault

174

Clear Memory

175

Clear Point

176

Multi-pin Connectors

178

Analyzer:

184

Copy List

185

Disable

185

Coupling Factor

186

Coupled

187

Doubler Amp Mode AUTO

188

Doubler Amp Mode On

188

Mode Off

188

SCPI: NONE

188

Delay Menu

189

Delete All

190

Delete Current

191

Delete Undef

192

Delta Marker

192

Delta Mkr Ref

193

Amp Mode AUTO

195

Doubler Amp Mode Off

196

Dwell Coupled

197

8360 Adrs

198

Enter Freq

199

Enter List Dwell

199

Enter List Freq

200

Ext Det Cal

202

Fault Menu

203

Fault Info 2

205

Fault Info 3

206

Theory of operation

210

FM Coupling

213

FM Coupling DC

214

FM On/Off AC

216

FM On/Off DC

216

FM On/Off Int

218

Freq Cal Menu

218

Freq Follow

219

List Menu

220

Freq Offset

221

FulliTsr

222

HP-IB Menu

224

Internal AM Depth

226

Internal AM Rate

227

Internal AM Waveform Noise

227

Internal AM Waveform Ramp

228

Internal AM Waveform Sine

228

Internal AM Waveform Square

229

Internal AM Waveform Triangle

229

Internal FM Deviation

230

Internal FM Rate

230

Internal FM Waveform Noise

231

Internal FM Waveform Ramp

231

Internal FM Waveform Sine

232

Internal FM Waveform Square

232

Internal FM Waveform

233

Triangle

233

Internal Menu

233

Internal Pulse Generator Rate

235

Internal Pulse Mode Auto

236

Internal Pulse Mode Gate

236

Internal Pulse Mode Trigger

237

Invert Input

237

Leveling Mode

238

Leveling Point

240

Creating a Frequency List

243

Editing

243

F’requency

243

List Mode Pt Trig

245

Manual Sweep

247

Marker Ml

250

Markers,(MARKER), MkrRef

252

Markers All Off

253

Measure Corr All

253

Measure Corr

254

Measure

254

Meter Adrs

255

Meter On/Off AM

255

Meter On/Off FM

256

On/Off AM

257

On/Off FM

258

Figure M-l. ALC Block Diagram

259

Amplitude

260

Modulation

260

IJHLG’LED message.)

261

_____-_--_--_--_--_

262

FM Modulation

263

W:‘Ef?tKlD

264

message is

264

Pulse Modulation

265

Leveling Narrow Pulses

267

Pulse Envelope

267

Source Match

267

Video Feedt hrough

268

Module Menu

269

Module Select

270

Module Select Front

270

Select Rear

272

Monitor Menu

272

SCPI: NONE, see Fltness Menu

274

Peak RF Always

275

Peak RF Once

276

Power Sweep

281

Preset Mode

283

Preset Mode User

284

Printer Adrs

284

Language

286

Language CIIL

286

Pt Trig

288

Pulse Delay

289

Trig'd

289

Pulse Menu

290

Analyzer: PM1 function on

292

Inteknal

292

Pulse Period

294

Pulse Rate

294

Pulse Rise Time

295

Pulse Width

296

Pwr Mtr Range

297

Standard

298

ROTARY KNOB

299

Save Lock

301

Save User Preset

301

SCPI Conformance

302

Information

302

SCPI COMMAND

312

Error Code

315

Definition

315

Parameter Type1

317

Parameter

319

Parameters Parameter Type1

325

<manual

331

Frequency Subsystem

333

LIST:MODE

337

<mm>

338

Power Subsystem

340

POWer:ALC:STATe

342

POWer:SEARch

342

Power Switch Action

342

FREQ:MODE Affect on Slope

343

Pulse Subsystem

345

Sweep Subsystem

347

state, it performs

353

SCPI STATUS

354

REGISTER

354

STRUCTURE

354

NDARD OPERATION STATUS GROUP

355

Security Menu

356

Selftest

357

Software Rev

358

Start Sweep

361

Trigger Auto

361

Trigger Bus

361

Trigger Ext

362

Step Control

362

Step Control Slave

364

Step Dwell

365

Step Size

366

Step Swp Menu

367

Trig Auto

368

Step Swp Pt

369

Trig Ext

369

Sweep Mode List

371

Sweep Mode Ramp

371

Sweep Mode Step

372

Swp Span Cal

373

Ref Osc Menu

377

UNLOCK and EXT REF appears on

377

Tracking Menu

379

POWER LEVEL

381

POWER LEVEL), Set

381

Size Swept

382

USER DEFINED

384

UsrMenu Clear

385

Zero Freq

387

Waveform Menu

387

ERROR MESSAGES

389

Assembly

390

Level Repair Manual

390

Messages in

393

Numerical Order

393

Universal

394

Messages

394

Menu Maps

397

Specifications

407

Frequency

408

RF Output

410

Analog Power Sweep

412

Spectral Purity

413

(dBc/Hz)

415

Residual FM

415

Normal Mode: -20

417

Simultaneous

418

Modulations

418

Internal Modulation

419

Generator

419

Option 002

419

Inputs & Outputs

421

Equipment Supplied

426

Options Available

426

Preparation for Use

427

Power Cable

428

INSTALLATION 3-5

429

Language Selection

430

Remember

430

HP-IB Address

431

Selection

431

Operating Environment

433

Rack Mount Slide Kit

434

(Option 806)

434

Rack Flange Kit for

439

Synthesizers with

439

Handles Attached

439

(Option 913)

439

Shipment

441

Package the

442

Synthesizer for

442

Manual Operation

444

System Connections

445

Remote Operation

447

Converting from

447

Network Analyzer

447

Language to

447

function

449

3-28 INSTALLATION

450

INSTALLATION 3-27

451

Operator’s

454

Main Check

456

Maintenance

457

FAN CAGE SCREWS

458

How to Clean the

459

Display Filter

459

Instrument History

460

5-4 Change B

463

5-8 Change A

467

Internal

468

10 MHz Time Base

468

Flatness

471

Subharmonics

473

Non-Har~.~onicaIly

473

Related

473

Power-Line Related

473

LQdcedMode

477

&@.R9ll~lltS

478

8362&4,83622A

478

836244,8363OA

478

Outputs

479

OptiOIlS

480

5-22 Change A

481

Index-10

491

Index- 11

492

Index-12

493

Index-13

494

Index-14

495

Index-15

496

Index-16

497

Index-17

498

Index-19

500

Index-20

501

Index-22

503

Index-23

504

Index-24

505

Index-25

506

Index-26

507

Index-27

508

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