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BRUEL & KJAER 2305 - DC Recording

BRUEL & KJAER 2305
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Example:
Deflection of stylus:
40
dB
INPUT
ATTENUATOR:
20
dB
The deflection of
the
stylus
thus
corresponds
to:-
40
dB +
20
dB =
60
dB
reo
10
mV
=
10
V.
C.
DC
RECORDING.
I. Calibration.
When
recording
DC
voltage
,
calibration
has
to
be
done
against
an
external
calibrated
DC
source
.
1.
Set
POTENTIOMETER
RANGE to
"50"
.
2.
Set
RECTIFIER
RESPONSE
to
"DC".
3.
Set
LOWER
LIMITING
FREQUENCY
to
"50".
4.
Set
WRITING
SPEED
to:-
400
mm/sec.
(large
figures)
with
50
mm
paper.
800
mm
/sec. (small figures)
with
100
mm
paper.
5.
Set
PAPER
DRIVE
to
"Stop"
and
"Forward".
6.
Make
sure
that
the
SINGLE
CHART.-CONT
. RECORD
pushbutton
is
in
its
released
(upper)
position.
7. Set
POWER
to
"On".
8.
Set MOTOR to
"On".
9. Allow a few
minutes
to
warm-up.
10
.
Make
a
suitable
deflection
of
the
stylus
against
the
external
cali-
brated
DC
source
by
adjustment
of
the
INPUT
ATTENUATOR
and
INPUT
POTENTIOMETER.
II.
Adjustment
to
tbe Signal.
1.
Lift
the
Pen/Sapphir
e
hy
the
MECHANICAL
LIFTING
CAM
A (Fig.
3.1).
2.
Apply
the
signal
to
be
recorded
to
the
INPUT
terminal.
3.
LOWER
LIMITING
FREQUENCY
and
WRITING
SPEED
are
set
to
positions
whichever
are
desired
for
the
recording.
NOTE:
Fig.
2.2
on
page
24
can
be
utilized
when
it
is
remembered
that
LOWER
LIMITING
FREQUENCY
should
always
be
kept
below
position
"200",
and
that
the
highest
values
of
WRITING
SPEED,
stated
for
the
various
settings
of
LOWER
LIMITING
FREQUENCY,
should
be
avoided.
4.
INPUT
ATTENUATOR is
positioned
so
that
a
suitable
deflection
on
the
recorrling
paper
is
ac
hieved
.
III. Recording.
Refer
item
III.
Recording
on
page
38
and
follow
the
instructions
stated
.
The
operation
procedure
outlined
above
is
recommended
as
a guide,
and
whenever
particular
recordings
are
to
be
made
,
or
the
Recorder
is
used
in
conjunction
with
other
B & K
instruments,
the
reader
is
referred
to
the
40

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