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Front-Panel Operation

Connect the Calibrator to a UUT 4

4-11

INPUT

SENSE

Ω4-WIRE

GUARD

SENSE

SOURCE

2-WIRE

COMP

OFF

UUT

Calibrator

External

Sense

External

Guard

OFF

2-WIRE

COMP

OFF

External

Sense

OFF

External

Guard

OFF

UUT

Calibrator

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Figure 4-4. UUT Connections: Resistance

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Table of Contents5
Introduction and Specification15
Introduction15
Safety Information17
Symbols18
How to Contact Fluke Calibration19
Instruction Manuals19
Wideband AC Voltage Module (Option 5730A/03 or 5730A/05)20
Auxiliary Amplifiers20
5725A Amplifier21
Support Equipment and Services21
732B Direct Voltage Reference Standard22
200 Direct Volt Maintenance Program (USA Only)22
742A Series Resistance Standards22
Wideband AC Module (Option 5730A/03 or 5730A/05) Calibration Support22
The Components of the Calibrator23
Specifications23
Specification Confidence Levels23
Use of Absolute and Relative Accuracy Specifications24
Use of Secondary Performance Specifications24
General Specifications25
Electrical Specifications27
AC Voltage Specifications28
Resistance Specifications34
DC Current Specifications37
AC Current Specifications38
Wideband AC Voltage (Option 5730A/03 and 5730A/05) Specifications (99 % Confidence Level)41
52120A Specifications When Operated with the 5730A42
52120A Electrical Performance Limits42
Operated Within 5730A Control Loop (All Current Ranges)43
Coverage Factor K=2.58 (99 % Confidence Level)43
Coverage Factor K=2.00 (95 % Confidence Level)43
52120A/COIL 3 Ka 25-Turn Coil44
52120A/COIL 6 Ka 50-Turn Coil45
Installation47
Introduction47
Unpack and Inspect the Calibrator47
Placement and Rack Mounting48
Cooling Considerations48
Mains Voltage Selection49
Connect to Mains Power50
Connect a 5725A Amplifier50
Connect a 52120A Amplifier50
Features51
Introduction51
Front-Panel Features51
Rear-Panel Features55
Front-Panel Operation57
Introduction57
Turn on the Calibrator58
Warmup58
Product Use58
Reset the Calibrator59
Operate and Standby Modes59
Connect the Calibrator to a UUT60
Recommended Cable and Connector Types60
When to Use External Sensing62
When to Use the External Voltage Guard62
Four-Wire Vs. Two-Wire Resistance Connections62
Cable Connection Instructions63
Set the Output70
DC Voltage Output72
AC Voltage Output73
DC Current Output75
AC Current Output77
Resistance Output79
Wideband AC Voltage Output (Option 5730A/03 or 5730A/05)82
Variable Phase Output84
Phase Locking to an External Signal85
Auxiliary Amplifier Use86
5725A Amplifier Output87
52120A Transconductance Amplifier Output88
Error Mode Operation88
Error Mode Overview89
Enter Error Mode89
Exit Error Mode89
Use Error Mode90
Read the UUT Error: AC and DC Voltage and Current Output90
Read the UUT Error: Resistance Output91
Introduction to Offset, Scale, and Linearity Errors91
Offset Error92
Scale Error92
Linearity Error93
Combine the Error Types94
Program an Offset95
Program a Scale Factor96
Linearity Check with Offset and Scale97
Set up the Calibrator101
Setup Menu101
Setup Menu Rules102
Menu Description103
Touchscreen Selections103
Instrument Setup107
Uncertainty Information Menu108
Set Output Limits109
Select Boost Amplifiers110
Error Reference110
Instrument Settings112
Set the Internal Clock/Calendar112
Language113
Display Brightness113
About this Instrument113
Remote Interface Setup115
GPIB (IEEE-488) Interface116
Use the IEEE-488 Port for Remote Control116
IEEE-488 Bus Restrictions116
Bus Setup Procedure116
IEEE-488 Interface Configuration117
Bus Communication Overview117
RS-232 Serial Interface118
Use the RS-232 Port for Remote Control118
RS-232 Interface Specifications118
Set up and Connect the Serial Interface119
Serial Remote Control Setup Procedure120
Exceptions for Serial Remote Control120
Ethernet Interface121
Set up and Connect the Ethernet Interface121
Set the IP Address121
Select the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)121
Set a Static Internet Address122
Configure the General Network Socket Port122
Configure the LAN Default Gateway123
Set the LAN Subnet Mask123
Read the MAC Address123
Establish an Ethernet Connection124
Terminate an Ethernet Connection124
Use of Ethernet Remote Control124
Use of USB 2.0 Remote Control125
Remote Commands and Syntax127
Introduction127
Parameter Syntax Rules127
Extra Space Characters128
Terminators128
Incoming Character Processing129
Response Message Syntax129
Input Buffer Operation129
Commands130
Multiple Commands130
Coupled Commands130
Sequential and Overlapped Commands131
Commands Ignored When Not in Remote131
Commands that Require the Calibration Security Passcode131
Long Term Commands131
Definition: Queries and Commands132
Functional Elements of Commands132
Interface Messages (IEEE-488 Only)134
Use of *OPC?, *OPC, and *WAI136
Local-To-Remote State Transitions174
Check the Calibrator Status176
Status Byte Register178
Service Request Line (SRQ)178
Service Request Enable Register178
Load the SRE178
Event Status Register179
Bit Assignments for the ESR and ESE179
Read the ESR and ESE180
Load the ESE180
Instrument Status Register180
Instrument Status Change Register180
Instrument Status Change Enable Register180
Bit Assignments for the ISR, ISCR, and ISCE180
Read the ISR, ISCR, or ISCE181
Load the ISCE181
Fault Queue181
Operator Maintenance and Calibration183
Introduction183
Fuse Replacement183
Clean the Air Filter185
Clean the Exterior186
User-Replaceable Parts186
5730A Calibration188
The Artifact Calibration Process188
Establish Traceability189
Calibration Reports189
Range Adjustment189
DC Zeros189
Run DC Zeros189
DC Zeros Reminder190
Calibration190
Calibration Security Passcode191
Artifact Calibration191
When to Adjust Calibrator Accuracy192
Calibration Procedure192
Range Adjustment195
Calibrate the Wideband AC Module (Option 5730A/03 or 5730A/05)199
Wideband Flatness Calibration Procedure200
Calibration Check202
Develop a Performance History203
Save Calibration Reports203
Calibration Shift Results204
Calibration Check Shift Results205
Raw Data Results205
Options and Accessories207
Introduction207
Wideband AC Voltage Module (Option 5730A/03 or 5730A/05)207
Accessories207
Low Thermal EMF Test Leads208
Rack Mount Kits209
Shielded IEEE-488 Interface Cables (Y8021 and Y8022)209
DC Voltage Reference Standard (732B)209
Ω and 10 Kω Resistance Standards (742A-1 and 742A-10K)209
5725A Amplifier210
A Fault Codes211
B ASCII and IEEE-488 Bus Codes237
C Glossary239

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