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General| Brand | Agilent Technologies |
|---|---|
| Model | 6063B |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
Describes the product warranty terms and conditions, including repair/replacement options.
Details limitations and disclaimers of warranty coverage for the product.
States the sole and exclusive remedies available to the customer for product defects.
Provides information on obtaining further support and Agilent Technologies programs.
Precautions and checks to perform before powering the instrument.
Instructions for proper grounding of the instrument for electrical safety.
Guidance on using correct fuses and avoiding hazards.
Safety warning against operating the instrument in hazardous environments.
Safety warning regarding access to live electrical circuits.
Safety warning advising against servicing or adjusting the unit without assistance.
Warning to operate the instrument within specified input voltage and frequency limits.
Explanation of safety symbols used in the manual and on the instrument.
Warning against using non-specified parts or performing unauthorized modifications.
Defines the manual's purpose, content, and target audience.
Lists other relevant manuals and guides for the electronic load.
Explains how to identify and understand firmware version differences.
Describes how the service manual is updated and revision tracking.
Precautions to prevent damage to sensitive components from ESD.
Overview of the chapter's verification procedures for the electronic loads.
Lists necessary test equipment for performing verification tests.
Lists the specific test equipment models used for performance verification.
Lists the specific test equipment models used for performance verification.
Introduces troubleshooting procedures and general guidelines for the electronic loads.
Lists the test equipment necessary for effective troubleshooting.
Describes the general flowchart and approach for troubleshooting.
Explains self-test results and lists potential error codes.
Details the self-test procedures for the primary interface circuits.
Details the self-test procedures for the secondary interface circuits.
Describes key test points used in troubleshooting procedures.
Explains the signature analysis technique for troubleshooting digital circuits.
Links firmware revisions to specific signature analysis tables.
Describes jumper settings on test headers for various testing modes.
Details the setup required for performing signature analysis tests.
Details troubleshooting steps for the DAC circuits.
Guides troubleshooting for the slew circuits.
Troubleshooting steps for the CC/CV control circuits.
Troubleshooting the input power stages of the electronic load.
Troubleshooting the transient generator circuit.
General troubleshooting steps for the transient generator.
Troubleshooting issues with changing the transient generator frequency.
Troubleshooting the transient generator's toggle and pulse modes.
Troubleshooting the trigger circuit, including signal lines.
Troubleshooting the overcurrent protection circuit.
Troubleshooting the overpower protection circuit.
Steps to initialize the EEPROM after component replacement.
Procedure for removing the AC receptacle from the unit.
Procedure for removing the fan assembly from the unit.
Procedure for removing the front panel assembly.
Procedure for removing the keypad assembly.
Procedure for removing the LCD display and its window.
Procedure for removing the line switch.
Procedure for removing heat sinks.
Procedure for removing the main PC board.
Procedure for replacing FET subassemblies.
Overview of the chapter's explanation of the unit's operation principles.
Description of the primary and secondary bias supplies.
Description of the circuitry providing user interface functions.
Description of the front panel components and their functions.
Explanation of optical isolators used for data transfer.
Description of the secondary interface circuit's function.
Explanation of DACs and slew rate control circuits.
Description of CC and CV control loop operations.
Description of overvoltage, overpower, overcurrent, and overtemperature protection.
Explanation of the turn-on and clear circuit function.
Description of the input power stages and their control.
Overview of information related to replaceable parts.
Instructions and information required for ordering replacement parts.
Overview of the chapter's diagrams and their purpose.
Explanation of the organization and content of schematic diagrams.
How signals are routed between different schematic sheets.
How signals are routed within a single schematic sheet.
Describes the location of test points on the main circuit board.
Describes the diagram used for locating electrical components.
