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Ectron 1140A - Precision Voltage Source (Copper Output); Thermocouple Meter (Alloy Input); Precision Voltmeter (Copper Input); Thermocouple Simulator (Copper Output)

Ectron 1140A
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Theory of Operation
Precision Voltage Source (Copper Output)
The general equation for the Model 1140A when it is used as a precision linear voltage source in
the copper mode is
V
OUTPUT
= V
SOURCE
+ V
OFFSET
,
where V
OUTPUT
is the voltage produced at the terminals, V
SOURCE
is the user-specified voltage shown
on the display, and V
OFFSET
is the offset voltage set in the OUTPUTCOPPER VOLTAGE OFFSET
menu.
Thermocouple Meter (Alloy Input)
The general equation for the Model 1140A when it is used to measure temperature using a
thermocouple as its input is
T
METER
= T
INPUT
T
OFFSET
T
AZ
,
where T
METER
is the measured temperature shown on the display, T
INPUT
is the theoretical
temperature of an ideal thermocouple connected to the terminals, T
OFFSET
is the thermocouple
offset set in the THERMOCOUPLETHERMOCOUPLE OFFSET menu, and T
AZ
is the autozero
offset temperature (if autozero is enabled).
Precision Voltmeter (Copper Input)
The general equation for the Model 1140A when it is used as a precision voltmeter is
V
METER
= V
INPUT
V
OFFSET
V
AZ
,
where V
METER
is the measured voltage shown on the display, V
INPUT
is the input voltage applied at
the terminals, V
OFFSET
is the offset voltage set in the OUTPUTCOPPER VOLTAGE OFFSET
menu, and V
AZ
is the autozero offset voltage (if autozero is enabled).
Thermocouple Simulator (Copper Output)
The general equation for the Model 1140A when it is used as a precision thermocouple voltage
source in the copper mode is
V
OUTPUT
= f
cn
(T
SIMULATED
) f
cn
(T
REFJCN
) + f
cn
(T
OFFSET
),
where V
OUTPUT
is the voltage produced at the output terminals, T
SIMULATED
is the equivalent
temperature of the simulated thermocouple, T
REFJCN
is the temperature of the simulated reference
junction set in the THERMOCOUPLEREF JCT TEMP menu, and T
OFFSET
is the offset temperature
set in the THERMOCOUPLETHERMOCOUPLE OFFSET menu.
Thermocouple Meter (Copper Input)
The general equation for the Model 1140A when it is used to measure emfs in terms of
temperature in the copper mode is
T
METER
= T
INPUT
+ T
REFJCN
+ T
AZ
+ T
OFFSET
,
where T
METER
is the measured temperature shown on the display, T
INPUT
is the theoretical
temperature of an ideal thermocouple connected to the terminals, T
REFJCN
is the temperature of the
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