Getting Started
The Rear Panel at a Glance
The Rear Panel at a Glance
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1.Channel A (Option 002 or 003 only)
2.Channel B (Option 002 or 003 only)
3.Power Ref (Option 003 only)
The power reference output is a 50 Ω type N connector. The output signal is used for calibrating the sensor meter combination.
4.Recorder Outputs
These outputs produces a dc voltage that corresponds to the power level of the channel input. Refer to “Recorder Output”, on
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5.Power socket
This power meter has an auto configuring power supply. This allows it to operate over a range of voltages without manually being set to a certain voltage.
6.Fuse
An F3.15AH fuse is installed for all voltage supplies.
7.HP-IB
This connector allows the power meter to be controlled remotely using the
8.RS232/422
HP E4419B User’s Guide |
