Boonton 4530 Series - User Manual

BOONTON ELECTRONICS a WIRELESS TELECOM GROUP COMPANY
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SERVICE AND CALIBRATION MANUAL
BOONTON ELECTRONICS
4530 SERIES
RF PEAK POWER METER
MODELS 4531 AND 4532
REV DATE 9/14/07
P/N 98405100A
BOONTON ELECTRONICS a WIRELESS TELECOM GROUP COMPANY
25 EASTMANS ROAD ■ PARSIPPANY, NEW JERSEY 07054-0465
TELEPHONE: (973) 386-9696 ■ FAX: (973) 386-9191 ■ E-MAIL: boonton@boonton.com

Boonton 4530 Series Specifications

General

Brand	Boonton
Model	4530 Series
Category	Measuring Instruments
Language	English

Summary

Section 1: 4530 Series Test Procedure

Test Setup and Power Supply Checks

Initial setup and testing of instrument power supplies.

Basic System and Sensor Operation Tests

Fundamental system checks and sensor detection tests.

Channel Acquisition and Trigger Tests

Procedures for testing peak and CW acquisition with trigger tests.

Section 2: 4530 Series Calibration Procedure

Required Test Equipment

List of equipment needed for calibration procedures.

Calibrator Signal Check

Verifying the output signal characteristics of the calibrator.

50 MHz Calibrator RF Alignment

Procedure for aligning the 50MHz calibrator's RF output.

CW Channel Input Current Offset Adjustment

Adjusting the current offset for CW channels.

CW Channel Gain Calibration

Calibrating the gain for CW channels.

50 MHz Calibrator Calibration

Detailed procedure for calibrating the 50MHz calibrator.

Calibration Verification

Steps to verify the accuracy after calibration.

Section 3: 4530 Series Block Diagrams

Overall Instrument Block Diagram

Overall block diagram of the 4530 instrument.

Printed Wiring Assembly (PWA) Diagrams

Block diagrams for Host and DSP PWAs.

Section 4: 4530 Series Drawings

Assembly and Exploded Views

Overall assembly views and exploded diagrams.

Chassis and Component Views

Detailed views of the chassis and its components.

Appendix: Entering Data into Boonton Peak and CW Sensors

Data Input Setup and Sensor Data

Procedures for setting up data input and retrieving sensor information.

Calibration Factor Management

Loading and adjusting calibration factors for different bandwidth modes.

Sensor Configuration and Data Effects

Managing sensor messages, CW gain, and the impact of data changes.