HP 532A User manual
iEWLETT
^
PACKARD
DIRECT-READING
model
FREQUENCY
METERS
532A/b
OPERATING
NOTE
29
JAN
68
FRtilUrSCy
Fig.
1.
Model
532A/B
Frequency
Meter
INTRODUCTION
AND
DESCRIPTION
1.
The
Model
532A/B
direct-reading
frequency
me
ters
offer
good
accuracy
over
an
entire
waveguide
band.
The
meter
consists
of
a
TE^j^i
mode
resonant
cavity
coupled
to
a
waveguide
section.
When
tuned
to
resonance,
a
fraction
of
the
power
is
absorbed,
and
consequently
there
is
a
dip
of
about
1
dB
in
the
transmitted
power.
The
frequency
at
which
this
dip
occurs
may
be
read
directly
from
the
scale.
2.
The
high-Q
resonant
cavity
is
tuned
by
a
choke
plunger.
Adjustment
of
the
plunger
is
by
means
of
a
precision
lead
screw
which
is
spring-loaded
to
pre
vent
backlash.
There
are
no
sliding
contacts.
The
base
of
the
532A/B
will
accommodate
the
shaft
insert
of
a
waveguide
stand
such
as
the
HP
Model
11540A.
INSTALLATION
3.
UNPACKING
AND
INSPECTION.
4.
The
frequency
meter
was
carefully
inspected,
mechanically
and
electrically,
prior
to
shipment.
In
spect
it
for
mechanical
damage
incurred
i
n
transit,
check
for
supplied
accessories,
and
test
electrical
performance.
If
there
is
damage
or
deficiency,
notify
the
carrier
and
the
nearest
Hewlett-
Packard
office
(HP
offices
are
listed
at
the
rear
of
this
manual).
In
the
event
of
mechanical
damage,
the
packing
materials
and
carton
should
be
held
for
carrier's
inspection.
5.
REPACKAGING
FOR
SHIPMENT.
6.
USING
ORIGINAL
PACKAGING.
The
same
con
tainers
and
materials
used
in
factory
packaging
can
be
obtained
through
the
Hewlett-Packard
sales
and
service
offices
listed
at
the
rear
of
this
manual.
7.
If
the
Model
532A/B
is
being
returned
to
Hewlett-
Packard
for
servicing,
attach
a
tag
indicating
the
type
of
service
required,
return
address,
model
number
and
full
serial
number.
Also,
mark
the
container
FRAGILE
to
assure
careful
handling.
In
any
correspon
dence
refer
to
the
instrument
by
model
number
and
full
serial
number.
8.
USING
OTHER
PACKAGING.
The
following
general
instructions
should
be
used
for
repackaging
with
com
mercially-available
materials:
a.
Wrap
the
instrument
in
heavy
paper
or
plastic.
(If
shipping
to
a
Hewlett-Packard
service
office
or
center,
attach
a
tag
indicating
the
type
of
service
re
quired,
return
address,
model
number,
and
full
serial
number.)
b.
Use
a
strong
shipping
container.
A
double-wall
carton
made
of
350
pound
test
material
is
adequate.
c.
Use
enough
shock-absorbing
material
(3-
to
4-inch
layer)
around
all
sides
of
the
instrument
to
provide
firm
cushion
and
prevent
movement
inside
the
con
tainer.
Protect
the
dial
windows
with
cardboard.
d.
Seal
the
shipping
container
securely.
e.
Mark
the
shipping
container
FRAGILE
to
assure
careful
handling.
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9.
ALIGNING
FLANGES.
10.
Be
sure
to
align
the
flanges
closely
with
connecting
equipment
when
making
the
initial
setup.
This
will
help
reduce
reflections
due
to
poor
flange
mating.
11.
PRECAUTION.
12.
Protect
flanges
from
damage.
Scoring
or
burring
of
the
mating
surfaces
may
degrade
performance.
Keep
flange
covers
on
when
frequency
meter
is
not
in
use.
SWEPT
SIGNAL
SOURCE
532A/B
ISOLATOR
OSCP
RECORDER
INSERTION
POINT
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
13.
FIXED
FREQUENCY
MEASUREMENT
SETUP.
14.
A
typical
frequency-measurir^
setup
is
indicated
in
Figure
2.
A
detector
and
meter
are
required
to
indicate
the
resonant
point.
The
attenuator
(10
dB
or
more)
prevents
a
shift
in
signal
frequency
as
the
fre
quency
meter
is
tuned
through
resonance.
The
detector-
meter
combination
can
be
either
a
bolometer
and
power
meter
such
as
an
HP
Model
431B/C
or
a
detector
and
high-gain
voltmeter
such
as
the
HP
ModeI415D.
Either
a
crystal
or
barretter
(mounted
in
a
waveguide
detector
mount
such
as
the
HP
Model
485B)
can
be
used
with
the
415D.
The
RF
source
must
be
modulated
with
a
1000
Hz
square-wave
when
the
415D
is
used
as
the
indicator.
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FREQUENCY
METER
ATTENUATOR
MICROWAVE
SIGNAL
SOURCE
HP
4I5D
OR
43IC
INDICATOR
V
DETECTOR
Figure
3.
Simplified
Swept-Frequency
Setup
20.
With
any
swept-frequency
setup,
the
frequency
at
which
the
wavemeter
is
set
is
indicated
by
an
absorp
tion
of
power
at
a
particular
frequency.
This
absorp
tion
at
a
particular
frequency
is
indicated
as
a
notch
in
the
baseline.
To
determine
that
a
notch
is
due
to
the
frequency
meter
and
not
due
to
the
device
under
test,
move
the
wavemeter
while
watching
the
notch.
If
the
notch
moves,
it
is
due
to
the
frequency
meter.
The
frequency
at
the
notch
can
be
read
by
observing
the
reading
under
the
black
vertical
line
between
the
two
horizontal
red
lines.
21.
MAINTENANCE
22.
No
maintenance
is
necessary
on
the
Model
532A/B
except
keeping
the
flange
covers
on
when
not
in
use
and
the
usual
protection
against
mechanical
damage.
Keeping
the
frequency
meter
in
a
plastic
bag
while
not
in
use
will
help
prevent
the
entrance
of
dust
and
dirt.
Figure
2.
Typical
Frequency-Measuring
Setup
15.
READING
THE
DIAL.
16.
After
the
frequency
meter
has
been
tuned
to
the
desired
indication,
the
frequency
indicated
can
be
read
by
observing
the
reading
under
the
black
vertical
line
between
the
two
horizontal
red
lines.
17.
SWEPT-FREQUENCY
MEASUREMENT
SETUP
18.
The
Model
532A/B
frequency
meter
can
also
be
used
with
swept-frequency
indicators.
Figure
3
illus
trates
such
a
setup.
19.
Figure
3
shows
the
use
of
the
frequency
meter
with
swept-frequency
testing
in
the
most
elementary
form.
In
actual
practice
the
setup
is
more
compli
cated
with
the
device
to
be
tested
and
other
test
equip
ment,
such
as
reflectometers,
connected
at
the
point
marked
"INSERTION
POINT."
23.
PERFORMANCE
TEST.
24.
INTRODUCTION.
25.
Do
the
following
test
for
incoming
inspection,
troubleshooting,
or
whenever
the
performance
of
the
frequency
meter
is
suspected.
Table
2
gives
the
equip
ment
necessary
for
this
test.
Other
equipment
may
be
used
provided
it
meets
or
exceeds
the
critical
specifi
cations.
A
test
card.
Table
3,
is
also
provided.
26.
FREQUENCY
DIAL
CALIBRATION.
27.
To
test
the
frequency
dial
calibration
proceed
as
follows:
a.
Connect
as
shown
in
Figure
4
(3.95
to
12.4
GHz)
or
Figure
5
(12.4
to
18.0
GHz).
b.
Set
the
sweep
oscillator
for
automatic
sweep
with
100
to
200
MHz
AF
centered
on
the
lowest
frequency
in
the
band.
The
transfer
oscillator
should
be
normally
set
to
200.0000
MHz
with
an
electronic
counter
reading
of
10,000.0
kHz
for
all
measurement
frequencies
which
are
harmonics
of
200
MHz.
Refer
to
Table
4
for
fre
quencies
which
are
not
harmonics
of
200
MHz.
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Table
2.
Required
Test
Equipment
Model
532A/B
Equipment
Critical
Specifications
Recommended
HP
Model
Oscilloscope
Osciiloscynchroscope
130C
Adapter
(2)
Coax
to
waveguide
Band
of
interest
281A
Adapter
(Waveguide
to
waveguide)
Bands
of
interest
MP292B
(M-band
tests
only)
Coaxial
Attenuator
12
dB
in
1
dB
steps
200
MHz
355C
Waveguide
Attenuator
Continuously
variable
to
20
dB
375A
Crystal
Detector
Sensitivity:
0.3
mV/|uW
424A
(423A
with
281A
adapter
may
be
substituted
for
G-,
J-,
H-,
and
X-band
tests)
Thermistor
Mount
Band
of
interest.
Matches
Power
Meter
486A
Power
Meter
Matches
Thermistor
Mount
431B/C
Electronic
Counter
Frequency:
to
200
MHz
5245L
with
5253B
plug-in
Transfer
Oscillator
Stable
200
MHz
oscillator
with
3.95
GHz
mixer
and
video
amplifier
540B
Directional
Coupler
Band
of
interest:
3
dB
752A
Harmonic
Mixer
Input
Frequency:
12.4-18.0
GHz
Output:
0.4
mV
with
0
dBm
input
932A
(M-
and
P-bandtests
only)
Sweep
Oscillator
Band
of
interest
Leveling:
remote,
-V
proportional
to
RF
Modulation:
INT
AM
1000
Hz
square
wave
8690
mainframe
with:
G-
and
J-band
H01-8693B
H-
and
X-band
H01-8694A/B
M-band
8695A
(special)
P-band
8695A
Low-Pass
Filter
Passband:
Band
of
interest
Reject:
Harmonics
G-band
Microphase
LTP
6000
J-band
Microphase
LTP
8200
H-band
Microphase
LTP
10500
X-band
HP
X362A
M-band
HP
M362A
P-band
HP
P362A
Isolator
Isolation:
>
30
dB
G-band
Ferrotec
I-152L
J-band
Ferrotec
I-153L
H-band
Ferrotec
I-154L
X-band
Ferrotec
I-155L
M-band
Ferrotec
I-744L
P-band
Ferrotec
I-156L
Table
3.
Test
Card
i
Hewlett
Packard
Model
532A/B
Date
Frequency
Meter
Tested
by
FREQUENCY
DIAL
CALIBRATION
Maximum
Dial
Error
%
Specification
%
POWER
DIP
High
End
of
Band
dB
Specifications
>
1
dB
Center
of
Band
dB
Specifications
>
1
dB
Low
End
of
Band
dB
Specifications
>
1
dB
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Model
532A/B
Table
4.
Transfer
Oscillator
Frequencies
(Other
than
200
MHz)
Calibration
Transfer
Oscillator
Electronic
Counter
Frequency Frequency Frequency
(GHz)
(MHz)
(kHz)
3.95
197.5000
7500.0
4.10
195.2381
5238.1
4.30
195.4545
5454.5
4.50
195.6522
5652.2
4.70
195.8333
5833.3
4.90
196.0000
6000.0
5.10
196.1538
6153.8
5.30
196.2963
6296.3
5.50
196.4286
6428.6
5.70
196.5517
6551.7
5.85
195.0000
5000.0
7.05
195.8333
5833.3
8.50
197.6744
7674.4
c.
Adjust
the
transfer
oscillator
and
sweep
oscillator
frequencies
so
that
the
beat
signal
between
harmonics
of
transfer
oscillator
frequency
and
the
sweep
oscilla
tor
frequency
is
centered
on
the
oscilloscope
face,
d.
Set532A/B
#1
to
the
frequency
of
the
sweep
oscil
lator.
The
absorption
dip
should
be
on
the
beat
signal.
This
step
checks
that
the
proper
beat
signal
has
been
selected.
If
the
dial
of
the
532A/B
under
test
had
slipped
and
the
wrong
beat
had
been
selected,
the
532A/B
could
be
calibrated
erroneously
without
any
indication
of
this
fact.
e.
Adjust
the
frequency
meter
until
the
absorption
notch
is
centered
exactly
on
the
beat
signal.
Read
the
frequency
meter
exactly.
This
indication
should
be
within
the
rated
overall
accuracy
(see
Table
1,
Specifi
cations).
Repeat
on
other
frequencies.
Consult
Table
4
first
for
each
frequency
to
determine
the
transfer
oscillator
frequency.
If
the
frequency
is
not
listed
use
200.000
MHz.
28.
POWER
DIP.
29.
With
the
instruments
connected
as
above,
proceed
as
follows:
a.
Switch
sweep
oscillator
LINE
to
STANDBY
and
connect
thermistor
mount
to
the
end
of
attenuator
#2,
as
shown
in
Figures
4
or
5.
b.
Set
the
sweep
oscillator
for
CW
output
at
the
highest
frequency
in
the
band
and
zero
set
the
power
meter
on
the
0
dBm
range.
c.
Tune
the
frequency
meter
for
a
maximum
power
dip
on
the
power
meter.
This
dip
should
be
1
dB
or
greater.
d.
Repeat
at
the
center
of
the
band
and
the
lowest
frequency.
30.
If
the
frequency
meter
does
not
meet
specifica
tions
it
will
have
to
be
returned
to
a
Hewlett-
Packard
repair
center
or
the
factory
since
special
tools
and
techniques
are
needed.
Contact
your
nearest
Hewlett-
Packard
office.
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MODEL
532A/B
DIRECT-READING
FREQUENCY
METERS
Operating
Note
Printed
29
Jan
68
MAKE
ALL
CORRECTIONS
IN
THIS
MANUAL
ACCORDING
TO
ERRATA
BELOW,
THEN
CHECK
THE
FOLLOWING
TABLE
FOR
YOUR
INSTRUMENT
SERIAL
PREFIX
(3
DIGITS)
OR
SERIAL
NUMBER
(8
DIGITS)
AND
MAKE
ANY
LISTED
CHANGE(S)
IN
THE
MANUAL.
NEW
ITEM.
SERIAL
PREFIX
OR
NUMBER
MAKE
MANUAL
CHANGES
SERIAL
PREFIX
OR
NUMBER
MAKE
MANUAL
CHANGES
ALL
ERRATA
ERRATA;
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3:
Figure
3
should
have
the
DETECTOR
labeled
as
in
Figure
2.
Paragraph
25,
add:
Frequencies
are
measured
at
the
transfer
oscillator
frequency
but the
20th
harmonic
is
what
is
actually
used.
Most
frequencies
needed
are
harmonics
of
200
MHz.
To
measure
200
MHz
accurately
set
the
converter
to
190
MHz,
giving
you
a
counter
reading
around
10,000
kHz.
If
a
200
MHz
converter
frequency
was
used
and
a
reading
of
100
Hz
obtained,
the
signal
could
be
either
100
Hz
above
or
below
200
MHz.
When
a
converter
frequency
of
190
MHz
is
used
this
ambiguity
does
not
exist.
Odd
band-edge
frequencies
which
are
not
exact
multiples
of
200
MHz
are
listed
in
Table
4
together
with
the
corresponding
counter
readings.
For
greater
accuracy
use
an
external
fre
quency
standard
with
the
electronic
counter.
In
Figures
4
and
5
adjust
the
attenuator
in
the
line
going
to
the
MIXER
OUTPUT
jack
for
best
frequency
meter
absorption
notch
in
the
oscilloscope
presentation.
For
greater
accuracy
an
external
standard
may
be
used
with
the
electronic
counter.
-Page
5
Replace
with
page
5
furnished.
Page
6,
Paragraph
(27)d,
add:
After
the
beat
signal
has
been
checked,
rotate
532A
#1
so
that
its
absorption
notch
is
outside
the
frequency
band
of
interest
to
avoid
interaction.
Add
at
end
of
Operating
Note.
Since
this
operating
note
was
published
a
procedure
for
calibrating
K
and
R
band
Model
532A's
has
become
available.
Add
the
following
to
the
end
of
the
operating
note-
To
test
K
and
R
band
Model
532A's
proceed
as
follows:
a.
With
Microwave
Amplifier
set
for
minimum
output
(GAIN
control
fully
counterclockwise),
set
up
equipment
as
shown
in
Figure
6.
b.
Turn
on
equipment
and
allow
1/2
hour
warmup.
c.
Set
Sweep
Oscillator
for
leveled,
delta
frequency,
auto
sweep
operation
at
the
following
frequency:
1^
K532A:
18
GHz
±70
MHz
R532A:
28
GHz
±120
MHz
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d.
Set
Oscilloscope
for
a
VERTICAL
SENSITIVITY
of
0.02
V/CM
(AC)
and
(Cont.)
HORIZONTAL
SENSITIVITY
of
1
V/CM(DC).
e.
Set
Transfer
Oscillator
to
200
MHz
and
adjust
Counter
to
read
frequency.
f.
Before
connecting
Microwave
Amplifier
to
Mixer,
adjust
power
level
of
Microwave
Amplifier
to
about
250
mW.
Connect
a
20
dB
attenuator
to
the
output
of
the
Microwave
Amplifier
and
monitor
the
output
with
the
Thermistor
Mount
and
Power
Meter.
Set
Microwave
Amplifier
output
level
for
a
2.
5
mW
reading
on
the
Power
Meter
(250
mW
output).
g.
Disconnect
Power
Meter
and
attenuator
and
connect
Microwave
Amplifier
to
11517A
Mixer
through
a
BNC-to-type
N
adapter.
h.
For
convenient
Oscilloscope
display,
adjust
Oscilloscope
VERTICAL
SENSITIVITY
and
the
Attenuators
so
that
the
difference
frequency
"birdie"
and
the
Wavemeter
notch
or
hump
are
clearly
visible.
h.
Set
K532A
to
18.0
GHz
(28.0
GHz
for
R532A)
and
adjust
Transfer
Oscillator
so
that
difference
frequency
is
centered
on
Wavemeter
notch.
i.
Read
the
Electronic
Counter.
The
K532A
should
be
within
±0.11%
(0.12%
for
R532A).
To
determine
percent
error,
subtract
200
MHz
from
counter
reading
(MHz)
and
divide
by
2.
For
example,
if
the
counter
reads
200.
220,
the
percent
error
is
0.
220
divided
by
2
or
0.11%.
j.
Repeat
above
procedure
every
200
MHz.
k.
Set
Sweep
Oscillator
to
sweep
entire
band
of
532A.
m.
Tune
532A
across
band.
The
notch
travel
across
frequency
range
should
cause
at
least
a
1
dB
dip
depth
all
the
way
across.
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25
Feb
69
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3
of
4
ELECTRONIC
COUNTER
TRANSFER
OSCILLATOR
OSCILLOSCOPE
SIGNAL
NPUT
TO
100
KHz
STANDARD
ATTENUATOR
CZ3
ADAPTER
I
NO
2
POWER
METER
SIG
OSC
o
FREQ
MTR
—C
A
US
OSC
MIXER
VIDEO
OUT
o
VERT
HORIZ
I
532A/B
UNDER
TEST
532A
NO
I
NO
I
ATTENUATORS
J
IQffl
6DB
ISOLATOR
THERMISTOR
Supplement
A
for
00532-90010
SWEEP
OSCILLATOR
SWEEP
OUT
LOW-PASS
FILTER
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OR-
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Figure
4.
Performance
Check
Test
Setup
3.95
to
12.4
GHz
ELECTRONIC
COUNTER
TRANSFER
OSCILLATOR
OSCILLOSCOPE
SWEEP
OSCILLATOR
THERMISTOR
Figure
5.
Performance
Check
Test
Setup
12.4
to
18
GHz
FREQ
MTR
OSC
MIXER
VIDEO
OUT
OUT
OUT
SIGNAL
INPUT
TO
I
GO
KHz
STANDARD
VERT
HORIZ
I
ATTENUATOR
532A/B
UNDER
TEST
532A
NO
ADAPTER
LOW-PASS
FILTER
1
N02
ISOLATOR
MXER
1
POWER
METER
ATTENUATORS
25
Feb
69
Page
4
of
4
Supplement
A
for
00532-90010
ELECTRONIC
COUNTER
TO
100
KHz
TRANSFER
OSCILLATOR
o
OSC
OSC
HARM
FREQ
OSCILLOSCOPE
STANDARD
ADAPTER
1UG-20IA/U
DETfi-lfTl—£
I
I5I7A
DIRECTIONAL
COUPLER
POWER
METER
a
49IC
MICROWAVE
AMPLIFIER
I^B
ATTEN
ADAPTER
532A/B
UNDER
TEST
532
A
>
6DB
tMl:
6
DB
J
-ATTENUATORS
SWEEP
OSCILLATOR
HORIZ
VERT
LOW-PASS
FILTER
ISOLATOR
THERMISTOR
MOUNT
Figure
6.
25
Feb
69
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