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CALIBRATION PR,OCEDURE
TOLEBANCE UNLE&S
IS}I GTHEBWISE SPECIFIED
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Calibration Instructions
The foj-lowing paraEraphs provide complete seguential ca}ibration
piocecures f6r-Mode: ie3, 184 and 185. Each calibration adjust-
ient is independent, of its following adjustmelt settitg"; an
.ej""tment, irowever, hdy be dependent on previous adjustment
setting
lla:n -f rrcuit Board Calibrati.on
ire i:-li.:.nary Procedures
Before connecting the unit to an ac sourcer set the front panel-
cor.trcls as follows:
rfi,EQ (Hz) x10K

Frequency Dial (s) 5

FREQ (tiz ) \IERNIER, Itlax. CW (CAt)

SY}TMETRY NORMAT

GEN ITIODE COITT (I, rN. Mode1 18 5 )

tl:AIIEfORI\n ir (no of f set)

.ej{pt:TUDq (dB} -24 i" ,i

;*,1FI,ITTJDE VARIABLE Max. CTV

STEET M*DE SI{EEP START

ST.ME? TII{E om (Mode1 185) ,

100s (l{odel 183 and L84)

B$CTE: If the unit. l:es never been caLibrated before, set all'
calibration Pots to center of rotation-
s*td- Fower SupplY Regulatiot:
Eefore con$ect,ing t,i:e un,it to an ac source, check tl:eareac ea&
l-ane
*6

voltage t* Inake sl-1re

r the l" l- 5 / 230 and HI /fC switches ULe
*$ v U$ \,

the c5rr4r*esition as shown in the following:

 ,AC L.ine VoLtaqe Switch A Switch B Fuse (SB)
g0 o 110 115 r0 L/4 amp
iCS c 125 115 EI L/4 amp
iEC G 72A 230 LO L/S amp

:*: - ?50 230Hf L/8 Ermp

;l;::n€)ct a voltmeter Eround lead to GND side of C84 (a 100 u^F
cepacitor ) , and the other lead to rra rr side of C8 4 ( the +15 volt
supply) .
Ccnnect ac power and turn on the generator. Ad j ust potentiorneter
11206 in power suppl1' to obtain +15Vdct50mV.

Chec!: voltage at the - I' side of C 18 ( a

rr
10 0 uF capacitor) . It
shoulc be -I5Vdct 15 0mV.
Chec}: voltage at the n+ I' side of C80 (a 100 uP capacitor) . ft
shcu]-C be +5Vt 2 5 OrnV.
Keep the generator correred and a1low the unit to warn up for at
least 30 minutes before doing the following calibration. Also
keep cover closed whenever possible during calibration.
c. l-'
,{
Anp3.ifiers Offset, Ai,justment
Set GEltr !{ODE,*Ja anC WAVEPOR}4 to ,1v' . Adjust RL92 for ? volt
ao
t5ntr' at anplifj.er cutput (emitter of Q19) .
Set z1!{FLITUDE (dB) to 0, VARIABLE to rnaximum CC'W (amplitude
:rir.inur:.) . Adjust F.i56 for 0 volt tlomv at the 50Q OLIT (intc
5 0 chm load) .
Set FI{PLITLIDE VARfAFLI tc maxirnum CI^tr. Adjust R124 for 0 vclt
t 3-Cm!i at t,he 50C CU: .
.e, Repeat steps -"t ani / o::ee.
a.i
s**a
{* Tin:e Symmetry Adjusi::ent
*a Set to CO}:l (LIX, t\tode1 L85), lrlArrrEFORM to
GEN II{ODE ,
FREQ(Hz) at XIK. Conneet the 50n OUg signal to both channels,
A and B, of a dual channel" oscilloscope.
d" Set the oscilloscope ti:e base to 20uS/division, scope trigger
to internal and al,teinare, Channei A at Normal and Channel B
at Inverted.
Adjust freguency Cial unt,i:- the osci3.loscope screen is filIed
by approxj-matelv one cycle (5 kllz). Then switch ON the nX10
Sweep !{agni-fier" of the scope (see set-up and display in the
following figure).

Aclr3st R3 2 unt,i l" tha

n
s ":t; iTreir], to better then
e:,? ?'5. f t\
\r
dq 'l i ?r^t
!.r
$-...
r 1-.
-
*a
'
# q rn*.-.
*'' s
tJ..Lvt1e {the space ,r
ao
-
w
.t q a-
a
:-
q- Civision)
.- f.;i
rcl\"i-;
f
! ,i_ n+t-
$ 33s
,^3
L/i.
A
1L o

Turn CFF the sco?e "::l: !!,.'$e'' )'-::1if1e1''. Se+- the generator
FRIO(l{z) tc X10C}:. ;i.,.:s: :hr ire::r:e" iiai and I'ER}IIER u::til
the oscilloscope s.r{-ac: : -. i:-,eC :" aDnrox:.nately one cycle
(5 kl{z) .

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6.
9"9 similar procedure as al
0-1t 'ove' and adjust R35 for better
than
"y*.i"i.
7. Repeat steps 1 through
G once.
8' with th:.generator
1til] set at t!:.:*" coacition.in step 5,
if:T8.-ii :ff#:Ult"i;:gffifr'siriii rr:iil*Jr,o.tins ina-openins
2.5 Sine Distortion ACjustnent
i. SCt F.REQ(IIZ) tO X1K,.1?RI.]IER
At CAL, iiAi At 5,
son a'ur-'to a ai"toiti;-'.;;i:,,;;
::r*ff:.:l: WA\TEFORM
ioaoea
tO
with a so ohm
2. Adjust for riintmun sine_:i:tortion.
less th l6g-and RZj.
RIlr. ;;t"*lil|*, othenqiJ.-i.irJ*' procedu."-u"io, IttoshoulC
select
be

3' connect.a 10 Ko trim pot

in eac!:*iccat:-o.
ffiff'.i.ii:ili";:c-*:5.;*3i:i= ='s -i"c-i;i'-io
narked-.Rrll anc RiLz.
obtain ress than
;::: :::"xl T";iil.rj "'i i ii.. l!.*iff ':::Tj. i"u
l: : i: i:;
If 0.169 distortier: st:."{::
and F.I13 and connect a l: 3e::,n: t 5g a c!: ie,u,e j , remove botl: d
['

just rhe two t,ri;-J"t= anr

fi
5C: \--ri-.*" :I:*r- rrei
i'r i^ ' n^i- *^
L!: eaCL lOCati.n. E1].C ir

Er rq PUC
Ai-
.!f
t.
ti

tcrticn. RepLa"" iir. ": fc: :-ess rhen o. r6t cis

B

Fc:s ;:::,.o:t
F: E

* j. s Lan;ar: ilgi.: -
t1

!', -_
res:.stors .
Check Cistorticn at
0. 2t . I: shoui.i be less thar #
['
tr
t
.-.e
bF

High Freguency Dist,crtj. c:- t'E

t:

-
Set FREQ (Hz ) ro Xll':r ij.e_
-a

the sf;uare wave :: ] F,*,- '.-f t=ii.1Dr

using C64. rlse::-c t: --

. -.
j
rl^
i
.r..r , Gr
;-q.'-
ln': : h i:: !: illUf, " Adjust
-. o
overshoot,
Set II?VE|OR1{ tc
in a s:)ectrun anal!,ze:. , l*r \.a\-
'.'1 l"
{n
--
. :l:eck sine Cistortior
f ron: L !{I{ z to ;"'ii; e i..^rr'! ^'
be bglow _32
f ol, 1c;'-'ing
.
. : --...Uu:c
i-s not met, do th; CB

rrci:ier, *:":_rrequenel, diar.

i!-
triangle *i".:o.*.!i:':;':l;'
Iii:,:ff.:'l: --cJi.^i-I cllC€s'e-:e'riiii cr rottloit otaccurae",,
the
ffii:";:=':;;::i;li: :F,i'a'fi.'i:.i::=;'ii :*i;-:li,ilS^:iii

DUYG NO.

I
?
 To check the flatness of the triangle Peak voltage, -a high
a probe (exceed 150 llgz
freguency oscilioi.opn ald xlO siope
bandwidth)shouldbeused.sccpeproleshouldbecorrectly
compensat.a grounc leai length shoul'C keep to minimum'
"ia-iti
2 "7 PrequencY Calibration
1
l. SCt T^IAVETORM tI> , F'Rf,C:{i{z} "{c }:iC"K and dial to 5. Adjust
output frequency tc 5CKliz3tr00I{2, uslng R2}.
6
&, Set FREQ(Hz) to XLM. Ad;ust out;::,:tr-alue frequency !9 5MHzt2OkHz,
using C22 tcf:ing;-ci-= t.-irffe:er.: to achieve the calibra-
tion if necessarY).
3. Repeat stePs I ani 2 cnce'
1. set rREQ (Hz ) tc )li-0 c:(. freguency to 500kHztIkY.2, ]' ..,' - ...a.&-
irl} * -'.5
+'l*
L+nt'l'i
ro .*'B L,

to ichieve the calibra-

iit*-;

Lisingr CI7. (ChanEe Cie :c c.::€rc:it. value

t"ion if necessarY. )
q
Jo Chec!: f reguencir rangic ;1cci.::-e::" f rcr :,:l-0C tc XI0K, tYPicall1'
better than It ani nc h'Grg€ g:e:i 2?

set (Hz) to ]:1C , a ia L : :

I'REQ
-F...=:F
*- .- €L4 4'a3
i

?,,2 square wave. ACjust

then 0.1E , using R92 '
-

*.* -
the siquare lfal"e t::'t g "'r:':- '' 5"' *b*ur4'&
ee {:

Set dial t,o 5 , ea l:*.; (or 2 OmS IIC-S ) '

Y, LIK'b t'/<
Checil f reqi.lexc:' rer.; L Liee"-s-.E+"'*7en!"-
5) for 001 to Xl rel:ges

Che c3: f requenc:" .a

i;r.
q
&
j.*.l
id.
?

*
HII*1 ranges. { -,

''

-
?-/' -.'

!' j i"al at 0,5'(lroc scale] ,

licdr,- i85
q: l rf,h # f.
n+.
\r:ari
1 rr
"' ,
3r F;l.?Fl
+n&
*a e--
v.U

f - rlrt
b

f recruency t* 51't'"t50!{z '

,l'lgr
'JL.r r.- t*j* e *
. -\-.-"' t,t'-'
'i.15 inr 11,2 6. ,r' j )
rr-"'ir..'1 1Pq,
* L,
.*', & ..- - r,.y',*lJ- 'i ';

Se t. ';.t)f3 (r,l-
-t--- \ i^ t.'*'-' : f f :;7i. s?*r , si:-;: sTotr i iai. :.* :t
,-; : ri= t generator f requene}' a:
,-:\&", "' *-'
rrr?r* t'T. j --, i a.F F- -i +,'
CtnYT) i);flja* -l
L.iG.l vL " '*'
vl;a.

s0: .,a? itt

L-tU -
& y.,
LU
{ ti.- li 4,-
-i i';*;
'n 4' 'r ;a I - ''
** * tr'&* " ' 'rj
:i: i'.":*eP Board '
Rotet,e the SI',7 s,T I-r"I" hack anC e.d j ust R3 Gi t!:e
ff&ln, boarc et :he :,-.;',: e ninir:lur;t f requenc:' sh: f :
=* EGn r=-?!rt*

F:epe a+* g tei: : {.,- f * "

DUUG NO.

b
4. connect the signal at SI'IEEP OUT to oscillOsCope, set the sweep
swEEP MODE switch
speed ro 100 iz--upproTilllg1y.
-F.'LI1PSwrrch_r.he
and adjust the positive peak
between SVIEEp STOi, anc CONT
of the ramp signar equalon to the sweeP,slop vo].tage level to
*ritnitt tlOinv, rising ngZ sweep Board'
4.0 t,lode]'lS3andtS4SweepCi"rcuitCalibration
Connect the signal at SI';EEF ou: io. csgiil"=:91:l -:"P
1.
speed to iio-iI"I;p;;*;;rery. su.it.h rhe sweep .",::-tl:..
!!oDE swirch
hetraleen s#ip"ir;;";i Colir Bwr:r ang adjust the positivetopeak
-^-!!!---

of the ,i",p-"ig""ur equar to_the s-.,';eep_stop voltage level

within tioi,v, ising niz on SweeP' Board'
qfi
v'lV l4odel Ig3 cryst.aL ccntrcL Bcerc calibration
Set PREA(fi,2) to XL0CK, i:e:" 1 et 4, Ccgl; MODE to XeG. Adjust \-
14

on the XCG board to obt'air: UUlr"U a i-'lz

J-"
t 5 F^z ( r,no should bs Jr\
A.A.
,-\t.-?
f\Fl t

when generator lcck s tc ti:e rc?^\.e#

\-; f reguenc]t) .
. J i,

f reguency at cr
checl; that, the generatcr l"ocks tc t.he crystal
it may be Cue to the
near every mark on the ij-&l' :fi:.i nct,'
frequency Cial nct cel" Ihratef seLicned
"
r or R on the XCG
""
boaicl nai nct be PrcPer : r e 1i
:o.f. n 7fi
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I"0 Purpose
This specification is used in the Itarretek euality Control
Department as a guide for checl:incl out the generator per-
formance and to ensure the gcnr:rator is opeiating to its
satisfactory concliticn prior to shipping.
2.0 General Specificaticn
unress otherwise specifiec in the following paragraphs, the
generator shouri. ;;eet all thc pubr:.shcd specifications in the
manual or the SpecificaLion Control Drawing No.
3.0 Additjonal Specir icationl
3.1 Output Amplitude
Maximurnoutput of 1_r, a; , 'nt'v' l-si
! greater than 19.6 Vp-p
into an open circuiL 7 &.nG gree{;er than 9 . B \tp-p into 50 ohm
LcaC up to 10 kIIz.
AI\IPLITUDE VARfABLIi wilL var], output voJ.,.:age by at Least
20 dB, 10:1.
3,2 PULSE OUT

Voltage at the PI,lI,Sn CU? i" s f ronr 0 volt, +250 mv to greater

than 3.5 voit int-c t;[.r]I: c:.rcui-'{: .
3"3 Frequency Aceuracy
tl.6t of full sca.ic-, frc:l >t.0i i:c )1100i( r:ange, LIld mode.
I{ith dial at maxircum cli?, flt least L,z3-000th of range frequencl'
is obtainahle by atdji:sti::q the VEItliI[F..
lo Lo
-Js* or setting with ciar at 0.5 and **ot setting with cjiaL
fron O.1l*t{,to 5.0, {LOG rric\de irroci.ei I85 on-ly).
?A
,0,
.JC XCG Frequenc:,/ AccrJ"?:;rey

Itlhen clach rne::k on thi: dj.*i j-s l.inrjC up \irith the freque:"r*y
inc'.ex, the lTencratcr f ::r:{lltcnc}r \rj. l- 1 iock io t,he cry stai-
f ef rlf ence f f eclt:(::nCy -
k'rec{r:.ency is f;}.cc1.1rf,:t* t<: co{-# i n,rr
r-, v lu v-cl.a a

qt
I
s
:l

!{

t
S{
t
Pg. 2 ,Of
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w
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3
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fj
 Sine tr{ave Distertion
Less than 0.38 f rom 50 lrz to 50 kIIz. AlL harmonics berow
-32 dB from I t1ltz to 5 tl}is.
3,6 Time Symmetry (Sylti,rITity at IiORMAL and FREe(Hz) XI00 to X10K)
Less than 0.58 from 1:1 to I0:1 of range.
Less than 38 from 10:1 to I000:l of range.
Less than 58 from 1000:l- to L00,000:r of range on LoG mode,
Mode1 I85.
3.7 Time Symmetry (S?FII-IETRY Oti)

is !202 rvith dial at 5. Maximum symmetry

Frequency- accrlracv
ratio is 17:1 or 1:IZ minimum, rvith diaL at 5.
Symmetry ratio varied with dial setting is normal in these
mod,els.
3.8 Trigger Baseline Variation VS Frequency
check trigger baseline at \ rvaveform, TRrG ltoDE, AMpLrruDE
rnaximum CW 0 clB and output loaded with a 50 ohm terrninator.
and
voltage Less than t50 mvrlc, dial at 5. vortage variation less
than 100 mV fron top tc I/J.CAO of frequency ringe. .r
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Pg. 3 of 3 AIB2-501
 Main Output Step Attenuator Accuraqf
\ , ^., , -L selectable and vari- 10.3 dB per ZA dB step"
able from 20V p-p rnax (10V p-p into 'stability*
50S)). J-. , selectable and vari- Short Term : 10.05 o/o f
or 1 0 rn inutes
"-l-(tsv into 50Q).
able to t10V max Long Term: tO.ZSolo tor 24 hours
into S0Q) *Amplitude, dc offset, and frequency in
Voltage Attenuation 0 to -80 dB: To linear mode.
-60 dB in 20 dB steps, plus 20 dB vernier. Amplitude Synnmetry
TTL Pube Output O to 1 MHz ,1o/o of amplitude range.
TTL pulse at generator frequency; rise
Model 183 and fall tirnes typically 1S ns. Symmetry XCG PRECISION (Model 183 Onty!
5 MHz XCG/Sweep Generator variable. Drives up to ?C TTL loads. Accuracy
DC Offset and DC Output +0.0t o/o of each XCG setting.
Waveform offset and DC output select- uod< Time
able through SOQoutput. Adiustable be- X 1K thru top range Less than SO0 ms
tween tl0V max (tsv into 50O load) X 100 range Less than Es
as offset or Vdc output. X 10 range Less than SOs
GCV Output
0 to +5V
open circuit. Proportional to WAVEFORM PURITY
frequency of main generator;1 kSlimped- Sine Distortion
ance. For use as a horizontal drive signal. Less than:
VCG - Voltage Controlled Generator A.5o/o for 10 Hz to 100 kHz
lnput Range: 0 to tsv. 1oA tor 0.005 Hz to 1 MHz

Model 184 t nput ! mpedance: 5 kSl (Models 1 83 and All harmonics at least 30 dB down for
5 MHz Sweep Generator 184); 1CI ko
(Moder 185). 1 MHz to 5 MHz.
With Linear Sweep Output Frequency: Up to 1000:1 (linear Triangle Linearity
mode); 1 00,000: 1 (logarithmic mode, Greater than 99o/o f or 0.0005 llz to
Model 185). 100 kHz.
Linear Slew Rate: 2o/o ot range per |Is. Square Wave Rise and Fatl Tinre
Logarithmic Slew Flate: 0 to 8oo/o of Less than 30 ns terminateci into 50,f) load.
range in 40 |lr; 80 to lOOo/o of range in
ENVIBONMENTAL
200 lls.
Linearity: 0.0001 Hz to 50 kHz, O.1Yo. Specif ications apply at 25cC l$"C. ln-
Logarithmic Response: 1 decade per volt. strument will operate frorn OoC to +50''C.
Sweep
Sweep start and stop frequencies are held MECHANICAL
for precise sweep limit adjustment. Dimensions
Models 183 and 184: Continuous linear 11% in./28.6 crn wide; sii isr.lI4.E cm
Model 185 sweep of frequency; sweep time of 100s high; 1A3/a in.l27.3 cm deep.
5 [b{Hz Lin/Log Sweep *Enerator to 1 nns. Weight
Model 1 85:
Linear (3 decades max ) or 8.5 lb/3.9 kg net; 12 lbl5.5 kg shipprng.
logarithmic (5 decades max); up or down Power
in frequency; continuous, in series of 10 90 to 110V, 105 to 125V, iBO to 220\,/
steps, or triggered for one sweep or one or 210 to 250V; 50 to 400 Hz; tess than
step; sweep/step tlme of 100s to 100 tls 25 watts.
in S ranges.

$[EGlffim Sweep OUtpUt: +75V peak (open circuit) ITOTE: Specifications apply from l0 rCI

ramp or stair step,600S). lOWo of a selected frequencv range and wittt

Trigger symmetry control CIff " Symmetry and vernii:r
Input Range: 1 V peak-to-peak + t 0V .
affect freguency calibration. Maximum p()s"
MODELS 183/184118s lmpedance: 10 kSl,33 pF. sible asymrnetry r.s dependent upan frr:"
guency setting.
Width: 5O ps minimum.
Pulse
VERSATI LITY Repetition Bate: 5 MHz maxirnum.
ORDER INFORMATIGN
Waveforrrs (FOB San Diego)
tl, HORIZONTAL PRECISION
Sine *U , triangle \ , square , Modet 183 $cs5
p*t+"il.;e pulse J-L , negative pulse lf Dial Acorracy
, Model 184 $495
rarr\S ''1, , TTL pulse J1 and DC. 0.005 Hz to 5 MHz !2o/o of fult scale.
Model 185 $5S5
Operatirq Modes 0.0005 Hz to 0.005 Hz !4o/o of reading,
Terrns ',rt6 10 da1.s, ne:" "${i ciag..
Continuous, triggered, gated, and su\reep. and t2% of f ull scale. (See XCG precision
(Model 183 has XCG mode also.) spec!f ication.)
FreguencA Range Tirne Symmetry
0.00G'l Hz to 5 MHz in 10 overlapping !1o/o from 0.005 to 500 kHz.
ranges.
Model 185 Only: Logarithmic distribu- VERTICAL PRECISION
tion of 0.005 Hz to 5 MHz in 5 over- Amplitude Change With Frequency (Sinel
lapping 5 decade ranges. Less than:
Frequency Vernier Range 0.1.d8 0 to 100 kHz
Linear Mode: la/o of range. 0.2 dB 100 kHz to 1 MHz
Logarithmic Mode: 5% of range. ldB 1 MHz to 5 MHz

3!V5
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"HCDTF'"ICATION OF MAIN BOARD L82-110A

ih" foiiorn-ing rnodifications \^rere done on 1g2-L1oA p.c. board ani

became 182-1108r ..

i' Cscillation shown on output waveforms, more obvious at -60 its

output. Fixed by adding a 61.9 ohm series with c3g in the
li.Y. switch.
?
,tr C oscillation shown on triangle waveforms onry when x.1, x.01
9I_x-0q1 range is selected. rixea by addin! a 0-oi-rr b.to..r,
3. Added a 100 p! in paralrer with R52 to improve the triangle
waveform at X1 MHz range.
1. Generator is free running with d,istorted, triangLe waveform a:
TRIG and GATED mode.
a. Free running with syM control at NoRtvIAL means that the
SYM pot is defective

b. Free running at a particular setting of the SyM control

neans the SYM control pots are very far frorn tracking
and shouLd be replaced. However, the pot can be used i:.
Moder L42. A 1.5 Kohm resistor was added to the emitte:
of Q8 to allow less dependence on the tracking of the
SYM pot.
5. A 0.01 uF capacitor was added to the base emitter of Q4 to
reduCe the noise at the GCV OUT.
6. A 47 pf was added across R4 to improve the fast sweep respc:se.
7. R138 was removed and a 0.01 uF was added to Rr46 to improve
the high frequency waveform when ampJ-itude vARTABLE is at
maxirnum ccw position. Distorted square wave if the 0.01 uF
capacitor is removed.
8. A 100 ohm resistor lvas added in series with R148 and R15I tc
smooth the peak of the sine waveform at low leveI, amprituce
VARIABLE at maximum CCW position"
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$fodifj-caticn to 182-110A e continued

9. Excess frequency jittering at 1/1000 of the freguency

range fixed by disconnecting the group pa.th near the MODE
switch.
:.'i. senerator is free running at rRrG mode with the trigger
Level set at a particular position. The squaring ciicuit
was mod,ified.
1l-. ?rigger base Line oscillation - fixed by adding a 33 pf to
the base of Q42.
L2. The two 33 pf caps ldere rernoved in the power supply,s cir-
cuit because they do harm more than good on powei suppl-y
noise.

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