Hewlett Packard - 5386A - Contatore di frequenza
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5386A
Data:
1985
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The Hewlett-Packard Mode! 5386A is a frequency counter that makes frequency and period measurements. The HP 5386A has a Frequency range of 10 Hz to 3 GHz. The counter is a microcomputer based instrument with a data bus port for remote operation through HP-IB.
Channel "A” has a female BNC type connector. Channel "B" has a female N type connector.
To the left of the "A” channel input connector is a control that allows you to set the trigger level of Channel A.
A 100 kHz low pass filter can be toggled in or or out of the Channel A signal path.
Measurement display and mode annunciators are shown on a 12-character alphanumeric liquid crystal display (LCD). Frequency and period measurement displayed in engineering format, with three alpha caracters used to designate units, e.g., MHz. The display will also give you brief messages and diagnostic prompts.
The HP 5386A is designed so it may either be rack mounted or stacked.
A 10 MHz reference oscillator output is included. The connector for the 10 MHz output may also be used as an external 10 MHz reference oscillator input connection.
Option 004 is an ovenized oscillator that provides a high stability time base giving substantially higher accuracy over variations in time and temperature.
HP-IB is the Hewlett-Packard interface Bus for remote control of the counters by computers and controllers, it is a standard feature in the instrument,
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40
Dimensione:
3,5 MB
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inglese
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ID manuale:
05386-90002
Data:
Febbraio 1986
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Documento scansionato, che si legge in parte male, in parte non si legge.
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31 Maggio 2020
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Serial Prefix 2534A
I GENERAL INFORMATION ....................................................................................1-1
1-1. Introduction .........................................................1-1
1-3. Manual Summary ................................................1-1
1-5. Specifications ............................................................................................1-1
1-7. Safety Considerations .................................................1-1
1-10. Description ...........................................................1-1
1-22. Options .........................................................................1-2
1-24. Instrument identification ...................................................1-2
1-25. Accessories ....................................................1-2
1-29. Recommended Test Equipment ............................................................1-2
II INSTALLATION ......................................................2-1
2-1. Introduction ..............................................................................................2-1
2-3. Unpacking and Inspection.............................................2-1
2-5. Preparation for Use ............................................................2-1
2-6. Power Requirements .............................................2-1
2-8. Line Voltage Selection .............................................2-1
2-10. AC Line Fuse Selection ........................................................................2-1
2-12. DC Fuse Selection .......................................................2-1
2-15. Power Cable ..........................................................................................2-1
2-17. HP-IB Interconnections .............................................................2-2
2-21. HP-IB Talk/Listen Address Switch ...................................2-2
2-23. HP-IB Description ..............................................2-4
2-25. Operating Environment ...................................................2-4
2-29. Storage and Shipment.....................................................2-4
2-30. Environment ..................................................2-4
2-33. Packaging ....................................................................2-4
2-36. Where to Ship Your Unit for Repair ....................................2-4
2-48. Field Installation of Option 004 ............................................................2-4
2-41. Option 004 Oven Oscillator Installation ..........................2-4
III OPERATION AND PROGRAMMING .....................................3-1
3-1. Introduction .......................................................3-1
3-3. Operating Characteristics............................................................3-1
3-6. Operating Instructions .................................................................3-1
3-10. Operator’s Maintenance ...........................................3-1
3-13. General Operation Information ......................................3-1
3-14. Introduction ...........................................................................3-1
3-16. Display .................................................................3-1
3-19. Keyboard ................................................................................................3-2
3-22. Inputs ..............................................................................3-2
3-24. Power-Up/Self-Check ..............................................3-2
3-28. Error Messages ...................................................3-2
3-35. Front Panel Features ................................................................................3-3
3-38. POWER ON ST BY .................................................3-3
Hi OPERATION AND PROGRAMMING ,Continued!
3-40. A Channel ..................................................................................................3-3
3-53. B Channel ..................................................................................................3-4
3-56. Gate and Display Digits ..........................................................................3-4
3-67. Reset/Local and Check ............................................................................3-5
3-73. inputs ..........................................................................................................3-6
3-81. Rear Panel Features ..................................................................................3-6
3-90. Making Frequency and Period Measurements ..................................3-7
3-92. Remote Programming ..............................................................................3-7
3-93. Introduction ..........................................................................................3-7
3-96. Interface Description ..............................................................................3-7
3-97. Hewlett-Packard Interface Bus (HP-IB) ............................................3-7
3-99. Interface Functional Overview ..............................................................3-7
3-103. Interface System Terms ............................................................................3-11
3-105. Address Selection ......................................................................................3-11
3-109. Interface Commands ................................................................................3-12
3-112. Interface Capabilities ..............................................................................3-12
3-116. Meta Messages ..........................................................................................3-13
3-121. SRQ, SRQ Mask, and Status Byte ..........................................................3-14
3-122. SRQ and Status Byte ............................................................................3-14
3-127. Service Request Mask ..........................................................................3-14
3-129. Device Dependent Commands ............................................................3-15
3-131. Output Formats ....................................................................................3-15
3-134. Numeric Entry ...............................................................3-15
3-138. IN Initialize ............................................................................................3-16
3-140. WA0 and WA1 Wait to Send Mode Off/On ..................................3-16
3-143. DR (string) Remote Display ..................................................................3-16
3-150. DL Display Local ....................................................................................3-17
3-152. ID and SI Send Device ID ..................................................................3-17
3-154. SE Send Error..........................................................................................3-17
3-156. LCD Character Set ................................................................................3-17
3-158. Program Examples ....................................................................................3-17
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