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BRUEL & KJAER 2307 User Manual

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BROEL &
KJJCR
Ncerum
- Denmark Technical Description
2307.1
The
Level
Recorde
r
Type
2307 consists mainly
of
a
Re
c
or
di
ng
A
mp
lifier , an
Electro-dynamic
Writing
System
, a Paper Drive System
and
a Power
Supp
ly
.
RECORDING
AMPLIFIER
a.
Input
Amplifier
The
input
of
the
Level
Recorder
is
unsymmetr
ic
al.
The
si
gnal is first fed
through
the
continuously
variable INPUT
POTENTIOMETER
and t hen
to
the
calibrated INPUT
ATTENUATOR.
Due
to
stray capacitance
in
the
INPUT
POTENTIOMETER
the
frequency
response
at
the
highest fr
equen
ci
es
will be
affected
if
the
INPUT
POTENTIOMETER
is
not
set
at
po
si
t i
on
" 10".
The
calibrated
INPUT
ATTENUATOR
enables
the
input
signal
to
be
accurately
attenuated
in
six 10 dB
steps
to
within
±0.2
dB.
From
the
INPUT
ATTENUATOR
the
signal is fed
to
the
Range
Potentiome
Ā·
ter.
I n
the
Range
Potentiometer
there
are
precision resi
stors
c
onnec
ti
ng
the
216
silver lamellae
that
make
contact
with
the
slider which
is
atta
ched
to
the
pen drive.
The
Range
Potentiometer
sets
the
dynami
c ran
ge
and r
espon
se
of
the
Level
Recorder
.
The
pick
off
voltage
from
the
slider
is
fed
to
an
electron
ic
chopper
operating
at
1 kHz.
The
chopper
consists
of
two
Field Effect
Transistors
(F ET's) whi
ch
are
switched
"on
"
and
"
off
" 1000
times
every second.
They
are
switched
in
antiphase
and
when
they
are
sw
i
tched
"
on
"
one
passes
the
signal
to
the
AC
input
amplifier
and
the
other
shortc
ircu
it
the
input
of
the
amplifier
to
ground
during
the
remaining
time
of
the
switching
cyc
le.
Their
chopping
function
is
selected
only
when
the
Level Recor
der
is swi
tched
to
record
DC
levels.
In
the
other
three
positions
of
the
RECTIFIER
RESPONSE
selector
a f
ix
ed
-20
V
is
applied
to
the
base
of
V 3 via R
36
locking
the
mult
i
vibrator
in
the
state
where
the
signal
is
allowed
to
proceed
to
the
AC
input
amplifier.
The
balanced
input
amplifier
is
DC
coupled
and
provided
with
both
AC and
DC
feed-
back.
The
AC
gain
is
approx
.
70
dB.
b. Rectifier
The
output
from
the
input
amplifier
is
applied
to
a bridge
type
full wave
rectifier.
The
RECTIFIER
RESPONSE
networks
are
symmetr
ically disposed
with
respect
to
ground
which
ensures
that
the
resolving
power
in
the
pen
drive
system
is
maintained
for
both
rising
and
falling signals.
The
specially designed rectifier
circuit
can
be switched
to
measure ei
ther
the
true
RMS,
the
arithmet
ic average
or
half
the
peak
to
peak
value
of
the
i
nput
signal.
RMS
detection
makes use
of
the
highly
accurate
principle
of
a biased d i
ode
and
transistor
which
performs
to
within
± 0.5 dB,
in
this case
up
to
a crest
factor
of
10.
Following
the
rectifier
circuit
is
the
LOWER LIMITING
FREQUENCY
response
circuit
which
has
an
initial
effect
on
the
averaging
of
the
measured
signal.
This
circuit
determines
the
lowest
frequency
to
which
the
Level
Recorder
wi
ll
respond linearly. It
can
be
set
to
either
"2",
"10", "20",
"50"
or
200
Hz
by
the
selector
02
. LOWER LIMITING
FREQUENCY
.
At
each
of
these
rollĀ·off
frequencies
the
response
of
the
Level
Recorder
drops
by
0.3 dB.
c.
Output
Amplifier
The
driving
system
is
protected
from
being over driven
by
the
first limiter
(Q
18,
19
and
20).
The
threshold
of
the
limiter
is
designed so
that
the
drive
system
reaches full driving
power
when
the
signal
fluctuat
i
on
reaches i
ts
li
mit
.
The
output
signal
from
the
first limiter (DC)
is
compared
with
a builtĀ·in
balanced
DC
reference
voltage
to
produce
a
difference
signal
which
is
used
to
drive
the
output
amplifier via a
second
limiter.
This
difference
signal
is
attenuated
in
steps
by
an
attenuator
marked
POTENTIOMETER
RANGE.
The
attenuator
setting
determines
the
resolving
power
of
the
Recorder
which
is
the
ability
to
faithfully
follow detail
fluctuations
in
the
signal level.
From
the
POTENTIOMETER
RANGE
attenuator
the
signal
is
fed
to
the
second
limitet.
The
reason
for
the
second
limiter
is
to
ensure
that
the
drive
signal
to
the
output
amplifier
section
is
independent
of
the
magnitude
of
the
servo
error
signal
once
it has
reached
a
certain
value.
This means
that
the
signal
to
the
output
ampl
ifier
section
will remain equal
to
,
or
less
than,
a fixed value.
The
output
amplifier consists
of
an
integrated
circuit
DC amplifier
and
a
push
Ā·pull
DC
power
amplifier
. This
latter
stage
operates
as a
type
of
single
ended
push-pull amplifier.
From
a special
winding
on
the
moving coil
of
the
electromagnetic
drive
system
a velocity
dependent
signal
is
induced
.
The
signal
is
introduced
as
negative feed
back
to
the
input
of
the
output
amplifier
section
.
The
feed
back
signal will
completely
control
the
output
signal
from
this
section
as long as
the
signal
from
the
second
amplitude
limiter has reached its
constant
value,
which
is
the
case
when
the
limiter
is
in
act
i
on
.
The
speed
of
the
writing
system,
and
hence
its averaging
effect
on
the
recorded
levels,
can
be
adjusted
according
to
the
figures
around
the
WR
IT-
ING SPEED
control
knob
.
Lower
Limiting
Frequency
Writing
Speed
2
Hz
10Hz
20Hz
50
Hz
200
Hz
-56V
0
0
0
0
o------------------~~
E
~
mm/sec
.
2
4
8
16
25
40
63
100
160
250
"Decrease WS
or
Increase
LLF
"
+56V
The
stability
of
the
complete
system
is
determined
by
the
combined
settings
of
WRITING SPEED, LOWER LIMITING
FREQUENCY
and
POTENTI-
OMETER
RANGE.
Is
the
correct
setting
of
POTENTIOMETER
RANGE
selected
for
the
Range
Potentiometer
in use,
overshoot
and
instability
in
the
system
could
be
caused
by
selecting
too
higha
WRITING SPEED
in
relation
to
the
setting
of
LOWER
LIMITING
FREQUENCY.
A lamp
marked
"Decrease
WS
or
Increase
LLF"
will light
up
if
the
limit
for
a
stable
operation
is
exceeded.
d.
Removal
of
the
Range
Potentiometer
When
the
Range
Potentiometer
is
removed
great
care
must
be
taken
not
to
damage
the
slider. By having
the
writing
system
all
the
way
to
the
right
damaging
the
slider
is
minimized.
1.
Power
"ON"
When
the
screw,
by
which
the
Range
Potentiometer
is
mounted
in
the
unit,
is
loosened a
microswitch
disconnect
the
moving coil
from
the
output
amplifier
and
connect
the
coil
to
the
fixed
+ 24 V
supply
via a resistor (R 152).
The
writing
s,ystem will
then
go
to,
the
right
and
the
current
is
limited
to
1/10
of
the
current
normally
supplied
by
the
ampl
ifier.
The
function
is
independent
of
the
position
of
the
Standby/Operation
selector.
9.72 2307
from
serial
no
377302
1-1

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BRUEL & KJAER 2307 Specifications

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BrandBRUEL & KJAER
Model2307
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

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