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Fluke B Series User manual

P/N 522987
August 1979
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Fluke Corporation
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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
on
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
#3
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. ,,
2.
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.
1
9,
IO
11
12
I,3
,, I,4
15
Print Date
IO/79
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$1 -
12642, 12623
Rev.-
B, A20 Controller PCB Assembly (5100A-4185T)
On page, S-109:
Change TOT QTY of CAl, FROM:
1,
TO: 2
ADD: ~R2IDiode, Si, Hi-Speed Switching1203323
On page 5-112 and 8-40:
I
I
ADD: <c@ Between Rl~ an
d
with it's ano
d<
On page 8-42:
0791011N44481REF
the side: of' the ,PCR,
e towardi TP2. 1'
FROM:
ADD:gh-+
Aoross Rl with it's a,node tied to
W-10.
Revise the schematfo on page 8-42 as shown in figures 1 h 2:
TO:
Figure 1.
FROM:
TO:
Figure 2.
10179 1
CHANGE 12 - 12784
Rev.- J, Al7 Power Amplif'ier PCB Assembly (510OA-4080T
On page 5-96:
FROM: R1241Res, mtl. film,
1.78k +I%, 118W1344366
TO: R1241Res, mtl.
film,:2.05k =I%, 1/8W1293,70$
On page 5-97:
Change TOT QTY of ~158, FROM: 1, TO:
REF
0~ page 5-98:
Change TOT QTT of R204,
FROM: REF, TO:
1
On page 8-35:
Change value of R124,
PROH:!.78K,
TO: 2.0X
MANGE
13
- 12793
s-.-L
Rev.-
A,
Al
b Extender Big4 Voltage PCB
ASSemDIy
15lUUA-4071T)
Rev.-
A, Al6 Extender High Voltage PCB Assembly (5102A-4071T)
Documentation, ohange, does not affectmanual.
CHANGE#Y -
12803
Rev.-
B, All Ranging PCB Assembly (5100A-4040T)
On page 5-69:
FROM: 86;Sarew, FHP, Undercut127181718953612718~7i2, 1' :
TO: A6IScrew, FBP, U/CuC1520585~89536152058512
ERRATA#l
On page S-19, para. 3-106:
FROM:
For example, a programmed output of 20,V dc orgreater would: ::~
result in Kl and K5 ,energized'and signals
Fl,
F4A,:and,F4B "'
high; a programmed output of 5 kHz would'reault in
K3
and
K5
energized, and signals FYA high.
TO: For example,
a programmed
output’
of 2O’J
dc
ok greater would
result in K2
and
K5
energized and signala LF, Fl, F4A, and F4B
high; a programmed output of 5 ktHz,woul.d result in,,K3,and K5
energized, and,signalc,not'LF,'and
FYA
high.,,
CHANGE$5
- 12995
Rev.-
E,
A10
Front Panel, PCB,Assy., Non-Storage (51OOA-40201)'
Dooumentation Change, does
not affect manual.
CHABGEt6 - 13050
Rev.- D, Al
5 Digital-to-Analog
Converte,r PCB Assy. (5100A-406OT)
Documentation Change,
does
not
affect manual.
CEANGE #'/ - 12989
Rev.- D,
Al Main
Motherboard
PCB
Assy. (5100A-4001T)
Documentation Change, does not affect manual.
CHAEGE #8 -
13147
Rev.- K, A17 Power Amplifier PCB Assy. (5100A-4080T)
Documentation Change, does not affect manual..
CHANGE 19 - 1
Rev.- L, Al 1
Documenta
t,
CHANGE #lO '-
Rev.- L, Al
7
3260
Ranging
PCB Assy. (5100A-4040T)
ion Change,
does not affect manual.
13269, 13371
Power Amplifier PCB Assy. (5100A-4080T) '
On page
5-97:
FROM: 815-f I:
TO: R15? I:
On page 8-35:
Change the va
RES,
COMP, 2K ti%, 2EI2?6998
RES,
COMP,
2.7K ~5%.
2W13305
ue Of Fi157,
FROM: 2.OK, TO:
.1
On page 5-95:
;;ANGE: CR1
27
: CR127
ADD:
CR130
1011211HB2025~1
48I01121IBB272511
2.7K
1525410189536152541012
DIODE,
FET,
CURRENT
BEG.1334714;07910~TcR5315l1~1
DIODE, FET, CURRENT~REG.1429373189536l42937312
DIODE. FET,
CURRENT
REG.IY293731895361429373iREF
On page
5-100
and
8-34:
Add CR130, and its symbol. between CR127 and A205 (upper Left
hand corner of Fig. 5-19.)
On page 8-35:
Change
the value of CRl27, FROM: 5.2 ma, TO:3 ma
Add
CR130,
anode to node of C145/CRl27, cathode
.
to cathode of CR127.
CHBNGE
#II m 13 3
Rev.-
B, Al6
E
:X
(51
0
On page
5-85
ADD:
Cl5
On page 5-87
ADD: Cl5
t
02
tended,Aigh Voltage PCB Assy, Non-Ev
OA-40i'lT)
iromental Case
CAP,
MICA,
10
PF
+lO%, 500V~175216l~21~6~DHl5C~OOK~l
& 8-30 (A16):
and its symbol between TP6 and CIO.
On page 8-31:
ADD: C15,
10 PF, and its symbol between node of CR13/Ul-2 and node
of ?Rl/Ul-6.
CHANGE $12 -
13336
On
page 5-4:
Change the TOT QTY of
M~16
ADD: MP4-3IDECAL, CORNER
, FROM: 4,
TO:
2.
8/80
5100B
CBANGE:MP27;HANDLE, F?ONT PANEL14231781895361423178;2
TO:
MP27
IHANDLE* FRONT PANEt1495~903'189536~4959G3i2~~
On page 5-5:
CHANGE: MP16 (4)
TO: MP16 (2)
ADD:
“MP43
(2)” to the Front Corner
Decal.
CHANQE#13 - 13337
Rev.- L, Al 1 Ranging PCB Assy. (5100A-4040T)
On page
5-68:
CHAHGE: CR1IDIODE, SI, AI-SPEED
SWITCHXNG120332~3l079lOllN4448127~6
TO: CR1IDIODE, SI, RECTIFXNR~3687381~7910~~1N400112
CEANGE: CR21DIODES SI, HI-SPEED SWITCHING1,20,33,23;07910l,l,N4448iRSF
TO: CR2IDIODE, Sf, RE~CTIFIER~368738t079lO~~~N4OOl~REF
For CR5, change the TOT PTY, FROt4,~REP, TO: 24 'and add "6" to
the REC QTE column.
CHANGE614 - 13372
Rev.- D, Al5 Digital-to-Analog Converter PCB,Assy
On rmae 5-81:
.' ,( 51ObA-4060T)
CHBNGE: CR5
TO: CR5
CBAHGE: CR7
TO: CR7
on page 8-29
Change the v
ERRATAt2
DIODE, FET, CURRENTtlMITER1334,714
DIODE, FET, CURRENTLIMITER 1429373~07910lTC~R5315~2t1
+8,9536 1429373I2 I1
DIODE, FET, CURRENTL~NITEAl334714107910lTCR5315lRNF
DIODE, FET, CURRENTLIMITER 1,4,2~9373I89,536,1429373: REP
alue of CR5 and CRT, FROM: 5.2,'TO: 3.
On page
5-72:
ADD: W41WIRE, RELAYRETAINING
(NOT
SHOWN)~~3764591~~7~342l20C249l2
On page 5-89:
ADD: W~~WIRE, RELAY RETAINING (NOT SROwN)l376459177342i2OC249l2
On page 5-96:
Change the value of R113, FROM: 21.5, TO: 191.
On page 5-97:
Change the value of 8162, PROM: 21.5, TO: 191.
On page 5-99:
ADD: wl IWIRE, RELAYRETAINING (NOT SHOWN)137645917734212OC24912
8/80
on page 8-25:
Add the following columns to the end of the logic table:
I D
I c
I v
I B
I 0
I 0
l-l
(Kl)----M -
k
k
kz
k
k
(K13)-------- -
!
k
kk
k
F
(K55)-------- !
kz
A
C
V
B
0
0
s
2
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
i
.L
-
-
-
-
-
i
-
-
-
-
-
D
C
I
B
0
0
1
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
i
-
i
-
-
i
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
A I
c 8
I
I
I
B I
0
0 I
i I
1
-
-
- I
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- I
i
-
-
-
i 1
-
-
- 1- 1
i
4
-
-
i
-
5100B
On page 8-31:
Add the following column to the end
of
the logic table:
on page a-34,
make the following changes
to the logic table:
FROM: AWXOUTPUT I
I I
1
I --+-- I
I’,I I, I
TO: AC BOOST !
DC BOOST 1
On page
l-5:
CHANGE:
0.2
V
to I
1.99999 v I
TO: 0.2vto I
1.99999 v I
CHAHGE: 20 mV to ;
199.999
rnVl
I
TO: 20 mv to I
199.999 mvi
10
UP i 2 kohm/lOOO pF
I max.
10
uV
1 2 kohm min./1000 PF
I max.
1 uv
1 25 mA,from,
1, ,50 ohm souroe
1 ,’ resistance.
1 uv
i Limited by 50 ohm
source resistance.
I'1
IO IO I
I,
1 I 1 I ,'I
I
Add the
following
note to <h'&'bottom"of the ACCUR'ACP
coliU,mn:
Note
"
"RANCrEWin accuracy s,tateme,nt is 20V ~
for 50 ohm override.
CHARGE
115
- 13422
on page
l-4,
under Load
Regulation:
CHAIIGE: INTERNAL SENSE: Same as external except max. full load is 400 ohm.
TO: INTERNAL SENSE: (At output terminals) Same as external except
max.
full load is 400 ohm.
8/80 6
On page I-5:
Under "Transieat Recovery Time":
FROM:
2 seconds to settle within 100 ppm for . . .
TO: 2 seconds to settle within 100 pgm of final value for . . .
Under "INTERNAL SENSE":
FROM: Same as external except voltages less than 0.2V have a
load
regulation expressed as an output impedanae of 50 ohms.
TO: (At output terminals)
Same
as external exc'ept voltages less
than 0.2V have a load regulation expressed as an output
impedanae of 50 ohms.
On page l-7:
Under "Transient Recovery Time":
FROM: 4 seconds to settle within 0.02% for current . . .
TO: 4 seconds to settle within 0.2% of final value for current . . .
On page l-9:
Under "Transient Recovery Timan:
FROM: 2 seconds to settle within 500 ppm for . . .
TO: 2 seconds to settle within 500 ppm
of
final value for . . .
CHANGE516 . 13524
on page 5-4:
DELETE: MP6:CARD PULLER~170951~895361170951~1
DELETE:
~~281
AOLDER,
COMPONENT(RUBB~ER)l104794l98159l2829-115-311
On page 5-8:
Delete all reference of MP6 and
~~28.
CBABGE
t17 - 13525
On page 5-4:
CHANGE: MP23tFRAME, FILTER~421750~895~36l421750Il
TO: MP231FRAME,FILTER15T69591895361576959ll
CHANGE#I8 - 13535
Rev.- H, Al4 Analog Control PCB
On page 5-75:
Change the TOT PTY of PIO, FROM
CBAAGE: Q62lXSTR, FET, N-CHANNEL
TO: 462lXSTR. FET, N-CHANNEL
137007218953613700r2lREF
, HI-VOLT1393314(17856~5T282412
CHANGE: MP221FILTER ELEMENT
TO:
MP22,lFILTER ELEMENT
Amy. (51OOA,-40501)
8/80
CBAMGE:Q63lXSTR, FET, N-CRANNEL;37OOT2189536:370072;REF
TO: Q631XSTR, PET, N-CBANNEL, RI-VOLT1393314;17856;5T28241REF
ERRATA#3
on page a-27:
Change the
value
of R78, FROM: l.OK,
1/8W,
TO:, 29.4k, l/aW.
CHAlPGE$19 - 13561
Rev.-M, A17
Power
Amplifier PCB Assembly (51008-40801)
IRES, COMP, 2.7K ,5%, 2W/330548101121
IRES, COMP, 2.4K es, 2W1218834~101121
'alue of A157, FROM: 2.7k, TO: 2.4K.
CBANGE120 - 13562
On page 5-97:
CBBNGE: R157
TO: R157
On page a-35:
Change the v
IAB272511
lHB242511
Rev.-M, A20 Controller PCB Assembly (5100A-4185T)
On page 5-l
CHANGE:
C8
TO: C8
Change t@e
Add the fol
1
1. C8
9:
CAP, MICA, 4 PF +O.5 PF,, 500V1190397172136~DM15C040D~2
CAP, MICA, (SELECTED IN TEST) I , I I I
TOT'QTY of C9, FROM: REF, TG: 1.
owing note to the bottom of page 5-111:
is selected to achieve a,01 pulse width, nomiaaI value is 15
I pF. Refer to Table 4-19. Controller Troubleshooting to select
On page 4-49, replace the figure in the middle of the page with, Fig. 3'.
RI adjust 0,l during 02. SeIect
C8 if aaaessarg to~achiove a 01
pulse
width
of 8,O3 nSec. @
90% level.~Nominal value of C8
is15pF. ~,
I
8180 8 I
CHANGE821 - 13597
Rev.-a, A18 Oscil'lator PCB Amy. (flOOA-4
On page 5-102:
90T)
CHAIIGE: C42IcAP, MICA, 47
PF
~5%~ 5OOV
TO: C42lCAP. MICA, 36 PF 25%. 5OOV
CEAIGE: C431CAP, MICA, 47 PF &5%, 500V
To: C43lCAP, MICA, 36 PF k5%, 500V
On page a-37:
Change the value of C42 & C43, FROM: 47. TO: 36.
510oB
CHARGE822
- 13598
Rev.-M,
All
Ranging PCB Assembly (5100A-4040T)
On page 5-70:
CHANGE: R21RES, VAR. CER, 200 &20%, 1/2Wl2847
TO: R21RES, VAR. CER, 225 &lo%, 1/2W:2678
:1
II
I1
1236;190PC201B12
12361190FC225Bi2
I
:;:
CRARGE: R3(RES, MTL. FILM,
210 fl%, 1/8Wl32799919r63?~CMr552100Fll
TO:
R3lRES, MTL. FILM, 232 &I#,
l/SU;289975191637tCMF55232OF;l
On page 5-71:
CHANGE: R55]RES, VAR. CER, 200 &20%,
1/2w~284711;112361190RC201lRRF
TO: R55IRES,
VAR. CER, 225
~10%, 1/2W~2678311112361190PC225B~REF
on page a-23:
Change the value of 82 and R55, FROM: 200, TO: 225.
Change the value of R53, FROM: 210, TO: 232.
Rev.-N, A20 Controller
PCB Assembly
(5100A-4185T)
, does not affect manual.Documentation Change
CHANGE 124 - 13611
Rev
.-N, Al7 Power Amp1
on page 5-98:
ifler PCB Assembly (5100A-4080T)
CBARGE: R204(RES, HTL. FILM, 1.78K Fl%, 1/8w~34436619163rlC~F55178l~ll
TO: R2041RES, MTL. PXLM,
1.96K &l%, 1/8W13491341916371CMF551961F~1
CBAHGE823 - 13599
On page 8-35:
Change the value of A204, FROM: 1.769, TO:
1.9615
CIiAlYGE
125 - 13642
On page 5-4:
ADD: MP~~~BUMPER,ROBBER~441733l895361441733~2
On
page 5-10:
MP44
will be installed on either side af
R13.
a/80
5100B
CEABGEt26 - 13696
OR page 5-1, 5-39 aad,5-40:
CHAXGE: 5100A-4011, TO: '5100A-4011T
CHAliGE:
51008-4012, TO: 51008-40121,
CBBlPGE127 - 13847
Rev.-D. A7Al Porward Trtiiisf:or,mer Terminal PCB Ass,y. (5100A-40~11~T~)
Docuientatlon Change, does not affect maaual.
CHARGEc28 - 13906
Rev.-X, Al
Main
Motherboard PCB Assy. (5ibOA-4OOlT)
Documentation Change, does not affe,ot'manual.~,
ERRATA#4
On page 6-l:
CXAXGE: 5100A:7005K PCB and Cable Exteadeh Assembly Kit
TO: 51OOA-7005K PCB Extender Assembly Kit
on page 600-l:
CHANGE: 600-3 PCB AND~CABLXEXTENDER
ASSEMBLYKIT, 5100A-7005K
TO: 600-3 PCB EXTENDER ,,
ASSEMBLYKIT, 51OOA-7005K
CHANGE: 600-Y. This kit contains the extender cables and PCBs...
PBOTECTIOXCLASS
Class 1 (As defined in IBC,,348.
CBANGEt,29,- 14007,
On
page 5-4:
ADD: MP441DECAL, OPTION (NoT~sXOWN)158232Ol895361,~82,32011
5100B
CHANGE
#30
- 14119
Rev.- C, Al6 Extended High Voltage PCB Assy. (5100A-4071T)
pa,ge
8-33,
revise Figure 8-12 as shown in Figure 4:
i c-------------.. . I
,,, ,,_,, :,
I I
Figure 4.
MANGE t31 -
14165
Rev.- P, All Ranging PCB Assy. (51008-40401) "
On page
5-71:
CBANGE:
R481RES,
DEP.CAR,
TO: R481RES, DEP.CAR,
Change the TOT QTY of A61
;;ojzi 1/4WI34344218003
+ , l/4114423271800
FROM: REF, TO: 1
llCR251-4-5P150ETI21'1
31ICR251-4-5P820EI2il
On page 8-23, change the value of R48, FROM:
150,
TO:
820.
5/81
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