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Calibration
Calibration Types
There are three types of calibration available for the Agilent E4370A/E4374A MCCD.
♦Full calibration, which calibrates the Agilent E4370A MCCD mainframe and all installed Agilent E4374A Charger/Discharger cards.
♦Transfer calibration, which calibrates only the Agilent E4374A Charger/Discharger cards that are installed in the mainframe.
♦Mainframe reference calibration, which calibrates only the Agilent E4370A MCCD mainframe.
Full calibration actually consists of mainframe reference calibration, which uses an external voltmeter to calibrate the internal reference voltages in the Agilent MCCD mainframe, followed by a transfer calibration, which uses the calibrated internal reference in the mainframe to calibrate all of the channels on the Agilent E4374A Charger/Discharger Cards. The entire process takes about fifteen minutes for 256 channels.
CAUTION: Make sure that no cells are connected when performing a Full Calibration or a Transfer calibration.
Calibration Interval:
Full calibration of each Agilent E4370A/E4374A MCCD should be performed at 12 month intervals.
Transfer calibration must be performed whenever you install a new or a repaired charger/discharger card in the mainframe.
Full Calibration
Calibration is accomplished by connecting a DMM to the rear calibration terminals of the power mainframe. A 24 volt dc source must be connected to the power bus. The internal references are then calibrated using a