Fluke 6070A Manuel utilisateur

6070A/6071A

Section

Introduction

and

Specifications

1-1.

THE

6070A/6071A

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

SET

1-2.

The

John

Fluke

Models

6070A

and

6071A

Synthesized

Signal

Generators

are

documentated

set

four

manuals:

the

6070A/6071A

Operator

Manual,

the

6070A/6071A

Calibration

Manual,

the

6070A/6071A

Service

Manual,

and

the

6070A/607IA

Schematic

Manual

(Figure

1-1).

The

6070A/607iA

Operator

Manual

introduces

the

operator

the

instrument;

familiarizes

the

operator

with

all

instrument

controls,

connectors,

and

indicators;

and

presents

detailed

operating

information

and

procedures

for

both

manual

(local)

and

systems

(remote)

operation.

The

6070A/607IA

Calibration

Manual

provides

procedures

for

general

maintenance,

performance

checks,

and

calibration

adjustments.

The

6070A/6071A

Service

Manual

contains

description

the

theory

operation,

troubleshooting

procedures,

and

list

replaceable

parts.

The

6070A/6071A

Schematic

Manual

contains

schematic

digrams,

wire

lists,

interconnects

diagrams,

and

overall

basic

block

diagram

the

instrument.

1-3.

The

major

difference

between

the

two

models

that

the

6071A

has

twice

the

upper

frequency

limit

the

6070A.

Because

their

similarity,

most

the

text

this

manual

will

apply

both

models.

Text

that

applies

just

the

6070A

just

the

6071A

will

identified

such.

6070A/6071A

Operator

Manual

6070A/6071A

Calibration

Manual

6070A/6071A

Service

Manual

6070A/6071A

Schematic

Manual

Figure

1-1.

6070A/S071A

Instruction

Manual

Set

1-4.

THE

6070A/6071A

OPERATOR

MANUAL

1-5.

The

information

this,

the

6070A/6071A

Operator

Manual,

divided

into

sections:

INTRODUCTION

AND

Introduces

the

6070A/6071A

Instruction

s:PFr!FirAT10NS

Manual

Set

and

the

6070A

and

6071A

Synthesized

Signal

Generators.

Lists

the

specifications

for

both

the

6070A

and

the

6071

SHIPPING

AND

SERVICE

INFORMATION

INSTALLATION

AND

MAINTENANCE

FAMILIARIZATION

LOCAL

OPERATION

Describes

how

ship

the

instrument

and

how

get

problems

corrected.

Describes

how

physically

install

the

instrument

including

connecting

line

power

and

the

IEEE-488

interface

and

how

perform

operator

maintenance.

Describes

the

location

and

function

each

control,

connector,

indicator,

and

annunciator;

and

presents

exercise

familiarize

the

operator

with

the

instrument

(this

exercise

also

provides

gross

check

instrument

function).

Describes

manual

(front

panel)

operation

the

instrument.

REMOTE

OPERATION

(IEEE-488,

1978)

ACCESSORY

AND

OPTION

INFORMATION

Describes

system

operation

via

the

IEEE-

488

interface.

Describes

each

accessory

briefly

and

describes

the

capabilities

and

operation

each

option.

1-6

THE

6070A/6071A

SYNTHESIZED

SIGNAL

GENERATOR

1-7.

The

John

Fluke

Models

6070A

and

6071A

Synthesized

Signal

Generators

are

designed

for

use

the

calibration

laboratory,

engineering

laboratory,

manufacturing

environments.

Both

models

offer

extensive

modulation

capabilities

and

use

phase-locked

loop

circuitry

generate

fully

synthesized

signals

with

extremely

low

discrete

spurious,

and

phase

noise.

These

versatile

instruments

are

intended

for

both

bench

and

systems

use.

When

the

instrument

used

system,

all

front

panel

control

functions

(except

POWER

and

MOD

OUT

level)

can

controlled

via

iEEE-488,

1978,

interface.

1-8.

Instrument

parameters,

such

output

frequency

and

amplitude,

can

programmed

specific

values

manually

adjusted

using

the

Edit

Knob

(large

knob

near

the

lower

right

corner

the

front

panel).

The

Edit

Knob

connected

digital

rotary

encoder

provide

the

same

continuous

manual

adjustment

capability

analog

tuning

control

provides,

but

with

the

positive

positioning

digital

control.

rotary

encoder

has

magnetic

detent

positions.

The

user

can

feel

each

position

the

Edit

Knob.

1-9.

The

major

difference

between

the

two

models

that

the

6071A

has

twice

the

output

frequency

the

6070A.

The

output

frequency

the

6070A

can

selected

within

over

range

from

200

kHz

519.999999

Mhz

(520

MHz).

The

output

frequency

the

6071A

can

selected

within

from

200

kHz

520

MHz

and

within

from

520

MHz

1039.999998

MHz

(1040

MHz).

Both

models

can

produce

frequencies

outside

the

specified

ranges,

but

the

performance

not

guaranteed.

1-10.

The

UNCAL

annunciator

will

turn

indicate

that

the

instrument

operating

beyond

specified

ranges.

The

synthesized

signal

available

the

from

panel

OUTPUT

connector

(if

the

607XA-830

Rear

Panel

Output

Option

installed,

the

output

available

rear

panel

Type

connector).

1-11.

Internal

frequency

reference

MHz

free

air

timebase

(the

607XA-130

Oven

Reference

Option

available

for

increased

accuracy

and

stability).

This

MHz

reference

can

also

phase

locked

external

references

2.5,

MHz(0.3

peak-to-peak

sine

square

wave)

input

via

rear

panel

BNC

connector

(50

Ohm

input

impedance,

nominally).

When

external

reference

used,

the

shift

from

internal

external

automatic.

The

MHz

reference

signal

(used

the

internal

instrument

reference)

available

TTL

signal

rear

panel

REF

OUT

connector.

1-12.

Below

520

MHz,

output

level

can

selected

with

resolution

0.1

over

the

range

-140

dBm

to22nV

rms)inlo

Ohms.

520

MHz

above,

output

level

can

selected

with

resolution

0.1

over

the

range

of+13

-140

dBm

rms).

Selected

level

displayed

the

front

panel

either

dBm

volts

(the

instrument

will

convert

from

one

the

other

the

units

are

changed).

The

internal

microprocessor

automatically

compensates

output

level

for

flatness

and

accuracy

although

this

automatic

correction

can

disabled

(special

function

81).

1-13.

The

output

signal

can

modulated

various

combinations

amplitude

modulation

(AM),

frequency

modulation

(FM),

phase

modulation

(0M)

from

internal

sources,

external

sources,

combination

internal

and

external

sources.

Table

1-1

lists

all

modulation

combinations

and

the

possible

modulation

sources

for

each

combination.

Amplitude

modulation

depth

can

selected

with

resolution

0.1

over

the

range

99.9%

(see

the

specifications

for

calibrated

range).

The

frequency

modulation

function

allows

the

output

frequency

deviated

while

the

output

frequency

still

synthesized

unless

the

DCFM

Mode

selected.

Maximum

index

modulation

that

can

selected

for

either

depends

upon

the

output

frequency

and

the

modulation

frequency

selected.

The

internal

modulation

signal

can

made

available

the

MOD

OUT

connectors

(front

and

rear

panels).

external

modulation

signal

can

either

coupled

through

parallel

connectors

the

rear

and

front

panels

(MOD

connector,

600

Ohm

nominal

input

impedance).

External

input

sensitivity

such

that

peak

input

signal

produces

the

calibrated

modulation.

The

list

specifications

the

end

this

section

provides

detailed

information

about

the

modulation

characteristics.

1-14.

front

panel

setups

can

stored

the

internal

memory

the

standard

instrument,

but

these

setups

are

lost

when

the

instrument

turned

off.

The

607XA-570

Non-Volatile

Memory

Option

provides

memory

locations.

Since

this

option

battery

powered,

front

panel

setups

stored

these

locations

are

not

lost

when

the

instrument

turned

off.

1-15.

Three

outputs

are

available

for

coordinating

the

activity

associated

devices:

sweep

analog

output,

penlift

output,

and

output

invalid

output.

The

sweep

analog

output

available

the

front

panel

SWP

OUT

connector.

This

output

steps

from

lOV

the

frequency

swept

from

the

start

frequency

the

stop

frequency.

The

size

the

steps

depends

upon

the

sweep

width

and

the

sweep

increment

selected.

The

penlift

output

available

rear

panel

BNC

connector.

This

output

TTL

signal

that

goes

high

during

sweep

retrace

and

stays

high

until

the

sweep

starts.

The

output

valid

signal

available

rear

panel

BNC

connector.

This

output

TTL

signal

that

goes

high

when

output

frequency,

output

amplitude,

modulation

potentially

unsettled.

1-16.

The

6070A

6071A

can

operate

from

line

voltages

either

between

132V

between

180

264V

any

frequency

from

Hz.

Section

this

manual

presents

procedure

for

switching

between

the

two

ranges

line

voltage.

Table

1-1.

Sources

for

Modulation

Combinations

COMBINATION

SOURCE

INTERNAL

EXTERNAL

-.M

kJM

NONE

1-17.

OPTIONS

AND

ACCESSORIES

1-18.

The

options

and

accessories

available

for

use

with

the

6070A

and

the

6071A

are

listed

Table

1-2.

Additional

information

provided

the

Options

and

Accessories

section

this

manual.

1-19.

SPECIFICATIONS

1-20.

The

specifications

for

both

the

6070A

and

the

6071A

are

listed

Table

1-3.

Table

1-2.

6070A/6071A

Accessories

and

Options

MODEL/

OPTION

NO.

NAME

COMMENTS

ACCESSORIES

Y6001

Rack

Mount

Kit

Includes:

M05-205-600

(5Vi

inch

Rack

Mount

Ears)

and

MOO-280-610

(24-

inch

Rack

Slides).

Y8001

IEEE

Standard

Cable.

meter

Y8002

IEEE

Standard

Cable.

meters

Y8003

IEEE

Standard

Cable.

meters

Y9100

Attenuator.

Ohm,

2W,

BNC

Y9101

Attenuator,

Ohm,

2W,

BNC

Y9102

Attenuator,

Ohm,

2W,

BNC

Y9103

Ohm

Feedthru

Termination.

BNC

Y9111

Coaxial

Cable.

Ohm.

feet

{0.91m),

BNC

Y9112

Coaxial

Cable,

Ohm,

feet

(1.83m),

BNC

Y9300

Directional

Coupler,

100

kHz

1.95

Coupling.

0.5

Insertion

GHz,

Ohm

Impedance,

BNC

Loss,

typically

directivity

GHz.

Y9301

Min-loss

Pad.

GHz.

Ohm

Better

than

1.2

VSWR,

not

Ohm

Out,

BNC

than

Insertion

loss.

Y9302

Attenuator.

GHz,

average,

Ohm.

Y9303

Attenuator,

1.25

VSWR

max..

Type

Y9304

Attenuator,

Y9305

Attenuator.

Y9306

Attenuator,

Y9307

Adapter,

Type

Male

BNC

Female,

Ohm

impedance

Y9308

Adapter,

Type

Male

BNC

Female,

Ohm

Impedance

Y9309

Adapter,

Type

Male

Type

Male

Y9310

Adapter.

Type

Male

SMA

Female

Y9311

Detector,

Broad

Crystal

Detector,

Total

Output

Flatness:

±0.6

100

Ohm,

BNC

kHz

1.2

GHz,

positive

output.

Y9312

Double

Balanced

Mixer,

500

dBm

LO.

conversion

loss

MHz,

BNC

max.,

isolation

min.

Y9313

Double

Balanced

Mixer,

MHz

dBm

LO,

conversion

loss

GHz,

BNC

max.,

isolation

min.

Y9314

Power

Splitter,

MHz

GHz,

BNC

Y9315

Coaxial

Cable,

Ohm.

Type

Male

Y9316

Cap,

Non-shorting,

BNC

Y9317

Ohm

Termination,

Shielded,

Type

6070A/6071A

Table

1-2.

6070A/6071A

Accessories

and

Options

(cont)

MODEL/

OPTION

NO.

NAME

COMMENTS

OPTIONS

607XA-130

Oven

Reference

High

stability

timebase

oven.

607XA-570

Non-Volatile

Memory

Battery

powered

memory.

Provides

storage

locations

for

front

panel

setups.

Retains

information

for

about

years.

607XA-830

Rear

Panel

Output

Provides

the

6070A

output

the

rear

panel

via

type

connector.

607XA-831

Auxiliary

Output

Provides

portion

the

output

rear

panel

BNC

connector.

This

signal

tapped

off

the

output

signal

before

the

level

detector,

frequency

accurate,

but

level

not.

607XA-870

Reverse

Power

Protection

Provides

reverse

power

protection

for

(withstands

watts

protection

from

Ohm

source

over

the

frequency

range

200

kHz

1040

MHz

and

will

withstand

50V

dc).

1-6

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