Agilent Technologies 5951-2827, 5951-2826 manual Trigger Connector, Sense Switch

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Trigger Connector

A four-pin connector block (TB201) connector and a quick-disconnect mating plug (RTB2) are provided for input and output trigger signals (see Figure 3-10).

Consistent with good engineering practice, all leads connected to the trigger connector should be twisted and shielded to maintain the instrument’s specified performance.

Figure 3-10. Trigger Connector

TRIG IN (pin 1) A TTL-compatible input that responds to low-level external trigger signals. A trigger applied to this input can be used to change settings (voltage, current, resistance, etc.), toggle between settings in transient-toggle mode, or generate a pulse in transient-pulse mode.

TRIG OUT (pin 2) A TTL-compatible output signal that becomes active (low level) whenever the load is triggered with a GPIB command or TRIG IN signal. This signal can be used to trigger external equipment such as oscilloscopes, digitizers, or another load.

CommonProvides the common connection for the trigger signals.

(pins 3 and 4)

Sense Switch

Unless you are using remote sensing, make sure that the sense switch is set to Local. Remote sensing is used in certain applications to achieve greater accuracy (refer to "Remote Sense Connections" for more information).

Note If the sense switch is set to remote operation without having sense leads connected to the sense inputs, the unit will continue to work in CC mode, but the input will turn off in CV and CR mode. Voltage readback will not work in any mode.

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Contents Operating Manual Agilent Part No Microfiche Part No Updated AprilCertification Safety Summary Manufacturer’s Declaration Safety SummarySymbol Description HerstellerbescheinigungPrinting History Table of Contents Remote Operation Local OperationCalibration Considerations for Operating in Constant Resistance Mode General Information What’s In This ManualReader Path OptionsSpecifications Safety Requirements6060B 6063B Regulation Constant Resistance Mode RangesModes Continuous Mode Pulsed ModeCurrent Readback Resolution Supplemental Characteristics 6060B 6063BTemperature Coefficient Bandwidth Maximum Readback CapabilityRate # High Range Step Low Range Step Transition Time Supplemental CharacteristicsMaximum VA Peak Inrush Current 2.5 a typical Current Slew RateOvershoot Resistance Slew RateModel 6063B Range Transient Current Level Width 6060B 6063B 10%With unit on With unit offPage Operation Overview IntroductionFront Panel Description Remote ProgrammingModes of Operation Local/Remote ControlProgrammable Features Constant Current CC ModeSoftware Current Limit Triggered Current LevelSlew Rate Constant Resistance CR ModeImmediate Resistance Level Triggered Resistance Level Constant Voltage CV ModeTransient Resistance Level Transient Operation Immediate Voltage LevelTriggered Voltage Level Transient Voltage LevelPulsed Transient Operation Hpsl Command DescriptionSelects the external trigger input source Selects the external trigger inputSelects pulsed transient operation Sets pulse width to 1 millisecondSlew Rate And Minimum Transition Time Triggering a preset levelTriggering a transient pulse TogglingRisetime Transition Limitation Input Current, Voltage, and Power MeasurementTransition Times and Slew Rates Short On/OffStatus Reporting Saving and Recalling SettingsReading Remote Programming Errors Input On/OffOvercurrent Protection FeaturesResetting Latched Protection OvervoltageReverse Voltage Control ConnectorOverpower OvertemperatureMonitor Outputs FaultExternal Programming Input Port On/Off Inspection Turn-On Checkout Location and CoolingCheck Line Voltage Line Voltage Fuse Agilent Part No Voltage Select SwitchesTurn-On/Selftest Connect The Power CordGpib Errors Input Errors Display Description ErrorGpib Connector Power TestController Connection AWG Rear Panel Connectors and SwitchesWire Size Strip back Gpib AddressInput Binding Post Control Connector Common Pins 3+S and -S IM and VMSense Switch Trigger ConnectorApplication Connections Parallel Connections Maximum Wire Lengths to Limit Voltage DropsZero-Volt Loading Connections 11. Local Sensing 13. Parallel Operation Page Local Operation Front Panel Controls and Indicators DescriptionControls and Indicators Description Function Keys Local Control Overview ∙ Short on Using The Function KeysTurning the Input On/Off Recommended Programming Sequence Key Display Setting the Mode of OperationSetting CC Values CC Programming Ranges FunctionExamples Setting CR Values Examples Setting CV Values Function Key Display Range of Values Continuous Pulse Train Programming RangesShorting The Input Using The System KeysDisplaying Error Codes Setting The Electronic Load’s Gpib AddressChanging Wake-up Settings Factory Default Settings Function 6060B 6063BRecalling the Factory Default Values Enter Enter/Output StatementsGpib Address OutputOutput 705 MEASCURR? Sending a Remote CommandRemote Programming Commands Getting Data BackSlew Rates ModesRanges Transient levelsRemote Programming Flowchart Sheet Remote Programming Flowchart Sheet CV Mode Example CC Mode ExampleCR Mode Example Pulsed Transient Operation Example Continuous Transient Operation ExampleConstant Current CC Hpsl Command Short FormOutput 705TRAN on Output 705INPUT on Remote Programming Ranges FunctionTransient Operation Constant Resistance CR6060B Constant Voltage CVPage Equipment Required for Calibration Equipment Characteristics Recommended ModelExample Programs Equipment RequiredCalibration Commands Example Program Calibration FlowchartsCalibration Information 6060B 6063B Supply Shunt Values SettingsCalibration Flowchart Calibration Flowchart Calibration Flowchart END if Program ListingPause WaitPrint Voltage Calibration Pause SubendElse Line ExplanationPage Considerations For Operating In Constant Resistance Mode Considerations For Operating In Constant Resistance ModeConsiderations For Operating In Constant Resistance Mode Index IndexIndex 24, 25, 26 Index Agilent Sales and Support Office Agilent Sales and Support OfficesManual Updates