Agilent Technologies n3303a, n3305a, n3304a, n3301a, n3306a manual Calibration, Parameters Calibrated

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B - Performance Test and Calibration

Calibration

Parameters Calibrated

The following parameters may be calibrated.

•External Current Monitor ( Imon )

•External Current Programming ( Iprog )

•Input Current

•Input Voltage

•Input Resistance

You do not have to do a complete calibration each time. If appropriate, you may calibrate only the current, voltage or resistance and proceed to “Saving Calibration Constants”. However, Imon and Iprog must be calibrated before Input Current is calibrated and both Imon and Input Current must be calibrated before Input Resistance can be calibrated.

The following section lists calibration programs to re-calibrate ( adjust ) those specifications which are not within specification. The programs listed are for use with either an HP Series 200/300 computer using HP Basic ( RMB ) or a PC equipped with an IEEE-488.2 interface card an HP Basic for Windows.

The variables to be used in the programs are listed in Table B-2 Variables. The connections for the test equipment, current shunts and DVMs are shown in Figures B-1 for IMON ZERO calibration, B-2 for IMON, IPROG and CURRENT calibration, B-3 for VOLTAGE calibration and B-4 for RESISTANCE calibration. A listing of all programming commands and their explanations can be found in the Programming Guide, part number 5964-8198.

Table B-2 Variables and Power Source Settings

VARIABLE

N3302A

N3303A

N3304A

N3305A

N3306A

CURRENT MODE VOLTAGE / CURRENT SETTINGS

 

 

 

Power source voltage setting

5 V

20 V

5 V

8 V

5 V

Power source current setting

33 A

12 A

61 A

61 A

130 A

VOLTAGE MODE VOLTAGE /

CURRENTSETTINGS

 

 

 

 

Power source voltage setting

61V

246 V

61V

152V

61V

Power source current setting

2 A

0.6 A

3 A

2 A

3 A

RESISTANCE MODE VARIABLE and VOLTAGE / CURRENT SETTINGS

 

 

Resistance Range 1

 

 

 

 

 

Power source voltage setting for P1

24V

80V

12V

28V

12V

Power source voltage setting for P2

6V

15V

6V

4.5V

6V

Power source current setting

20A

7A

40A

15A

80A

Resistance Range 2

 

 

 

 

 

< resistance range 2 variable >

40 Ω

480 Ω

20 Ω

50 Ω

10 Ω

Power source voltage setting for P1

22V

50V

20V

45V

20V

Power source voltage setting for P2

6V

30V

12V

9V

12V

Power source current setting

3.5A

3.5A

15A

3.5A

15A

Resistance Range 3

 

 

 

 

 

< resistance range 3 variable >

400 Ω

2400 Ω

200 Ω

500 Ω

100 Ω

Power source voltage setting for P1

30V

150V

60V

45V

60V

Power source voltage setting for P2

15V

75V

60V

15V

60V

Power source current setting

3.5A

3.5A

3.5A

3.5

7A

Resistance Range 4

 

 

 

 

 

< resistance range 4 variable >

2000 Ω

12000 Ω

2000 Ω

2500 Ω

1000 Ω

Power source voltage setting for P1

60V

150V

60V

150V

18V

Power source voltage setting for P2

30V

150V

60V

115V

18V

Power source current setting

3.5A

3.5A

3.5A

3.5A

13.5A

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Zero Volt Loading Low Voltage OperationCheckout Procedure IntroductionCheckout Programming Values Case of Trouble Error MessagesSelftest Errors Selftest Error CodesFront Panel, Overall View Front Panel DescriptionFront Panel Operation System Keys Display Command FunctionImmediate Action Keys Function keysScrolling Keys Metering KeysDisplay Measurement Inpshor Input Control KeysTransient Control Keys Trigger Control KeysList Control Keys Entry Keys Entry KeysProgramming Constant Current, Voltage and Resistance Modes Using the Front Panel DisplaySet the constant current mode input Examples of Front Panel ProgrammingSet the constant voltage mode input Set the constant resistance mode inputProgramming Transient Operation Set transient operation for Continuous modeSet transient operation for Toggled mode Set transient operation for Pulse modeTmode Togg Programming ListsList Sequence Use the Meter menu for making front panel measurements Querying and Clearing Output Protection and ErrorsQuery and Clear Errors as follows Making Basic Front Panel MeasurementsSave an instrument state in location 0 as follows Setting the Gpib AddressStoring and Recalling Instrument States Set the Gpib address as followsSpecifications Specifications Table A-2. Supplemental Characteristics Specifications aN3302A N3303A N3304A N3305A N3306A SpecificationsEquipment Required Performance Test and Calibration ProceduresPerformance Test and Calibration CC Mode TestsPerformance Tests Imon Zero VerificationVoltage Programming and Measurement Accuracy Test CV Mode TestsCC Mode Regulation Test Performance Test and Calibration BCV Mode Regulation Test CR Mode Tests Resistance Range 1 Programming AccuracyResistance Range 2 Programming Accuracy Resistance Range 4 Programming Accuracy Resistance Range 3 Programming AccuracyFrequency and Duty Cycle Accuracy Transient Generator Mode TestsOutput 705TRAN on Output 705TRIGIMM Performance Test and Calibration Pulse Width AccuracyAgilent N3302A Verification Test Record Agilent N3303A Verification Test Record Agilent N3304A Verification Test Record Agilent N3305A Verification Test Record Agilent N3306A Verification Test Record Calibration Figure B-3. Voltage Calibration Table B-2 Variables and Power Source Settings CalibrationParameters Calibrated IMON, Iprog and Current Calibration Program Performance Test and Calibration Wait Performance Test and Calibration Print TABXY9,15CALIBRATING High Voltage Range Voltage Calibration ProgramPerformance Test and Calibration Resistance Calibration Program Calibrating Range Performance Test and Calibration B 100 101 Index102 Index103 Japan United States Latin AmericaCanada Australia/New Zealand Europe Asia PacificManual Updates
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