Fluke 6105A - Page 68

6100B/6105A
Users Manual
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4-39. Definition............................................................................................ 4-19
4-40. Access to Fluctuating Harmonics....................................................... 4-19
4-41. 6100B Capability................................................................................ 4-19
4-42. Setting Up Fluctuating Harmonics ..................................................... 4-19
4-43. Dips and Swells ...................................................................................... 4-20
4-44. Definition............................................................................................ 4-20
4-45. Access to Dips and Swells.................................................................. 4-20
4-46. 6100B Capability................................................................................ 4-21
4-47. Setting Up Dips/Swells....................................................................... 4-21
4-48. Flicker ..................................................................................................... 4-23
4-49. Definition............................................................................................ 4-23
4-50. Access to Flicker ................................................................................ 4-23
4-51. 6100B Capability................................................................................ 4-24
4-52. Setting Up Basic Flicker..................................................................... 4-24
4-53. Setting Up Flicker Extended Functions.............................................. 4-25
4-54. Periodic Frequency Changes.......................................................... 4-26
4-55. Distorted Voltage with Multiple Zero Crossings ........................... 4-27
4-56. Harmonics with Side Bands ........................................................... 4-28
4-57. Phase Jumps ................................................................................... 4-28
4-58. Rectangular Voltage Changes with 20 % Duty Cycle ................... 4-29
4-59. Copy and Paste........................................................................................ 4-30
4-60. Copy ................................................................................................... 4-30
4-61. Paste.................................................................................................... 4-30
4-62. The Energy Option.................................................................................. 4-30
4-63. Overview of Functionality.................................................................. 4-30
4-64. Principle of Operation ........................................................................ 4-30
4-65. Limitations.......................................................................................... 4-31
4-66. Preparing to Use the Energy Option................................................... 4-31
4-67. Input Channel Configuration and Meter Constants ................................ 4-33
4-68. Connect MUT and Reference Meters................................................. 4-33
4-69. Type of Energy................................................................................... 4-34
4-70. Internal Pull-ups ................................................................................. 4-34
4-71. Energy Pulse Output Meter Constant and Pull up.............................. 4-34
4-72. Conduct the Test................................................................................. 4-34
4-73. Test Modes.............................................................................................. 4-34
4-74. Free Run Mode................................................................................... 4-35
4-75. Counted/Timed Mode......................................................................... 4-35
4-76. Gated Mode ........................................................................................ 4-36
4-77. Packet Mode ....................................................................................... 4-37
4-78. Remote Operation of the Energy Option ................................................ 4-38