SWITCHED FILTER

CALIBRATION

SHAPER CALIBRATION

Log Amplifier Before the Switched Filter Shaper Amplifier can be

Zero Calibra- adjusted, zero calibration of the ALC Log amplifier

tion

must be performed to eliminate any DC offsets.

 

1. Perform ALC Log amplifier zero calibration as

 

follows:

 

a. At the $ prompt on the PC display, type:

 

calterm 115 and press <ENTER>.

 

The $ prompt will appear on the screen when

 

ALC Log amplifier zero calibration is complete.

 

(This can take up to 3 minutes for a 40 GHz

 

unit.)

 

b. Record step completion on the Test Record.

 

NOTE

 

The following Limiter DAC adjustment

 

procedure applies only to 682XXB/

 

683XXBs with Option 15B (High Power

 

Output). If your instrument does not have

 

this option, go directly to the Shaper DAC

 

adjustment procedure.

Limiter DAC

The following steps in the procedure let you adjust

Adjustment

the Switched Filter Limiter DAC which controls the

 

maximum gain of the Switched Filter Shaper Ampli-

 

fier. Each frequency band will be scanned for the

 

maximum unleveled power point before adjustment

 

of the Limiter DAC to ensure that the Shaper Am-

 

plifier is not driven to saturation.

 

1. Set up the 562 Network Analyzer as follows:

 

a. Press the System Menu key.

 

b. From the System Menu display, select RESET.

 

c. Press CHANNEL 2 DISPLAY: OFF.

 

d. Press CHANNEL 1 DISPLAY: ON.

 

e. Press CHANNEL 1 MENU key.

 

f. From the Channel 1 Menu display, select

 

POWER.

 

g. Press OFFSET/RESOLUTION.

 

h. Set Resolution to 5 dB/Div.

 

i. Adjust Offset to center the display.

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Anritsu 682XXB, 683XXB manual Limiter DAC

682XXB, 683XXB specifications

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