Agilent Technologies 35670-90066 manual Agilent 35670A, A1 Input, DC Offset DAC

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Agilent 35670A

 

Agilent 35670A

Circuit Descriptions

 

 

A1 Input

DC Offset DAC

Compensates for any dc offset added to the input signal due to circuitry in the signal path. The

 

required dc offset is calculated during the analyzer’s calibration routine and is added to the

 

input signal in 0.345 mV increments by varying the dc offset at the inverting input of the +2 dB

 

Amplifier (see “Calibration Routine Description” in chapter 10).

 

Anti-Alias Filter Bypass

Bypasses all filters.

 

100 kHz Anti-Alias

Provides alias protection up to 100 kHz for single channel measurements. Only the channel 1

Filter

input path has a 100 kHz Anti-Alias Filter.

 

50 kHz Anti-Alias Filter

Provides alias protection up to 50 kHz for two channel measurements.

 

A-Weight Filter

Provides additional filtering in the 50 kHz anti-alias filter path for acoustic measurements.

Analog Switch

Selects one of four possible signals in the channel 1 input path to send to the ADC — the signal

 

from the Anti-Alias Filter Bypass, 100 kHz Anti-Alias Filter, 50 kHz Anti-Alias Filter, or

A-Weight Filter. In the channel 2 input path, the Analog Switch selects one of three possible signals to send to the ADC — the signal from the Anti-Alias Filter Bypass, 50 kHz Anti-Alias Filter, or A-Weight Filter.

Half Range and

Differential Overload

Detectors

Sense the signal at the anti-alias filters. When a detector detects a half-range or overload condition, a digital low is sent to the IIC Interface by the detector. The half-range detector also sends a control signal to the A13 Primary Keypad assembly when a half-range condition occurs.

IIC (Inter-IC) Interface Contains 32 ports and connects the A1 Input assembly to the serial IIC bus. The A7 CPU assembly uses the IIC bus to configure the input circuits. When a common mode or differential overload occurs, the IIC Interface forces SINTn low to interrupt the CPU assembly. The CPU assembly then reads the IIC Interface to determine the type of interrupt and the channel it occurred on. During up/down autoranging, the A7 CPU queries the A1 Input assembly for half range status. For a description of the IIC bus, see the description of the IIC Controller for the “A7 CPU” later in this chapter.

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