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Fluke 99B, 105B manual Input Connections for High Frequency Electronic Measurement

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XII	92B/96B/99B/105B Users Manual

Single Input Connection with Mini Test Hook

Single Input Connection with HF Adapter

Dual Input Connections with Mini Test Hooks

Dual Input Connections with HF Adapters

Figure 2. Input Connections for High Frequency Electronic Measurement

WARNING

To prevent electric shock and personal injury, Mini Test Hooks and HF Adapters must not be connected to any voltage higher than 42V peak (30V rms) to earth. Always pay attention to the markings on the accessories.

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Fluke 99B, 105B manual Input Connections for High Frequency Electronic Measurement

Contents

Page 92B/96B/99B/105B Table of Contents Using in Scope Mode Using the Dual Display Mode FunctionsUser Maintenance Using Additional CapabilitiesMeasuring Examples Appendixes About this Manual Index Unpacking the Scopemeter Test Tool KITSafety Precautions SafetyCommon Ground Connections Isolating from Earth Ground Making Isolated MeasurementsIsolating from Input to Input Statement of Conformity Fluke 92B/96B/99B/105BInput Connections for High Frequency Electronic Measurement Dual Input Connections with Introducing your ScopeMeter Test Tool ScopeMeter Features Scopemeter Test Tool FeaturesScope Capabilities Digital MultiMeter CapabilitiesMultiposition Stand Using the Holster and the Tilt StandPowering the Scopemeter Test Tool Minimizing Signal Noise Saving Battery Life Charging the BatteryCommon Ground, Inputs a B Looking AT ALL Measurement ConnectionsInput/Output Terminal Ratings RS-232 Optical Interface Connection Reading the DisplayReading a Scope Display Reading a Dual DisplayReading a Window Display Keypad Using the KeysBasic Navigation Sequence to Go Through a Window Stepping Through a WindowUsing On-Line Information Using ON-LINE InformationGetting Started Page Adjusting the Contrast Adjusting the DisplayUsing the Backlight Selecting the Probe Type POWER-ON ConfigurationsPower-on/save memory Performing AN Easy SetupQuick Measurements Demonstration Choose another measurement. For now, highlight rise time Mode now ? Performing Some Meter Operations Submenu identifiers Performing Some Scope Operations Readable display of the waveform Performing Some Scope Operations Making Measurements 92B/96B/99B/105B Making ConnectionsMeasure Menu Using the Measurement FunctionsMeasurement results in Dual Display mode Scope mode Making Measurements Page Meter mode Meter Measure the frequency of the input signalScope Measure the frequency of the waveform Rise Time Measurement Using a Shortcut to Most Commonly Measurements Measuring Functions not Available from the Measure Menu Ordering Measurement ReadingsAdditional measurements for Meter and EXT.mV modes Additional measurements for the Scope mode Measurements MAP Time Measurements Ampere Measurements Using the Dual Display Mode Functions Making Connections Main menu Selecting a Main ModePage Page Page Selecting Ranges MANUAL/AUTO Range Touch Hold function is not available in Min Max Holding a Stable Measurement Touch HOLDDisplaying Minimum Maximum Readings with Related Trendplot Generating a Min Max TrendPlot with the Fluke 92B Looking at the Graphical Plot TrendPlot Page Enabling and Disabling the Change Alert Function Selecting the Scopemeter KEY SubmenuChanging the Refresh Rate of the Display Changing the number of readings Taking Relative Readings ScalingReadings Relative to a Reference Point Zero ∆ Readings Displayed as a Percent of Scale 0%-100% Readings as a Percent Change from Reference Point Zero %∆Stop Scaling Scaling in Combination with Min Max Trendplot RecordingUsing in Scope Mode Using the MIN MAX Envelope Scope Connections To prevent electric shock and personal injury, Mini TestControlling Inputs a and B Making AN Easy SetupSelecting the Input Selecting the Input CouplingCapturing Glitches Adjusting the AmplitudeReversing the Polarity of the Displayed Waveform Time Base and Amplitude Adjustment Adjusting the Time BaseConsiderable flexibility is offered in moving the traces Positioning the Waveform on DisplayAcquiring Waveforms Roll ModeChoosing Recurrent or Single Acquisition Zoom in a Waveform Capturing 10 or 20 Divisions Selecting the Scope SubmenuAverage Waveforms OFF changes to Average Smoothing the Waveform AverageTrigger Basics Triggering20 ms/DIV Triga Defining the Trace Start Selecting a Trigger SourceSelecting a Trigger Slope Choosing a Trigger Delay Adjusting the Trigger LevelAutomatic Trigger Level Overview of the TV Trigger functions TV Triggering FunctionSelecting TV System and Scan Rate 13. TV system and trigger function indicatorUsing the Frame Trigger Function Using the Lines Trigger Function14. Select Line menu Using the Select Line Trigger FunctionUsing the 4-field Sequence Function 15. Measuring a color burst with 4-FIELD Using the Min Max Envelope Function Using the MIN MAX Envelope Function Fluke 92BFluke 96B, 99B, or 105B Using the Scope Record and MIN MAX Envelope FunctionsUsing the ScopeRecord function 17. Examine menu Examining the ScopeRecordUsing the Min Max Envelope Function Displaying Multiple Waveforms Making Combinations with Input a Input BAdapting the Display Adjusting the Trace QualitySelecting a Dot Size Selecting a Display GridPage Using Additional Capabilities Making Measurements Using Cursors Zero ∆ Using the MarkersCursor Main Readings List Box Adding a Cursor Main ReadingPage Delete Memory List Box Deleting MemoriesSaving to Memory Saving a SetupSaving a Screen Saving Acquired WaveformsRecalling from Memory 92B Copying Waveforms or SettingsRecalling a Waveform Recalling a Setup Configuration Scaling the Display Using Waveform Math FunctionsChoosing a Math Operation Page Page Connecting to a Printer Using a PrinterSetting Print Parameters Selecting Printer TypesPage Sending to a Printer Printing Grey in White or BlackTesting Components 92B 96B Using the Waveform GeneratorPage Setting the Time Setting the Date and TimeSetting the Date Changing the Reset Configurations12. Reset Menu Window Using Manual Override Altering the Continuous Auto SET ConfigurationChanging Continuous Auto Set Options Page Measuring Examples RED DOT Measuring TemperatureTemperature Measurement with Trend Plot 30V RMS or 42V DC Measuring Current‘ ¹ ’ Current Measurement in Scope Mode Power Measurement Setup Measuring Power with Math Function’ ¹ Testing a Three-Phase System Measuring THREE-PHASE on a Dual InputConnecting the Wires 10. Phase Measurements Measuring Phase Using the Cursors 12. Phase Measurement with Markers 13. Measuring the rise time of a pulse Measuring Pulse Response of AN Amplifier14. Rise Time Measurement with markers User Maintenance Keeping Batteries in Optimal Condition CleaningReplacing and Disposing Batteries Battery Replacement Calibrating the Probes Replacing FusesInput a Probe Calibration Input B Probe Calibration Adjusting the ProbeAppendixes Specifications Measure Menu Zoom Meter Mode Mode Probe Calibrator General Specifications Environmental Susceptibility disturbance less than 10% of full scale Susceptibility disturbance less than 10 % of full scale Accessory Information Parts and Accessories Description Model Part Number Remark Description Model Part Number Remark Description Model Part Number Remark PM8907 Information 92B/96B/99B/105B Warranty and Service Centers Service Centers Terminology DB See decibel DC See Direct Current GND See Ground level Page Page Page Symbol Cursors, 6-2 Delay Hold Holster, 1-3 Parts Rise Time, 3-8, 6-5, 7-15 Roll, 5-6 RPM Smooth, 4-13 V1 left, 3-11 V2 right, 3-11