Fluke PM6690 - Preparations and Input Amplifier Adjustments

M
Manual
arming......................5-6
Mathematics
and Statistics together ..........6-5
constants....................6-2
example ....................6-2
function.....................6-2
Mean .........................6-3
Measurement
end........................5-4
free-running.................5-13
rate........................5-5
start........................5-4
timing ......................5-4
Measurementrate................6-4
Measurement Time
setting......................5-2
Measuring speed ............4-10,6-4
Measuringtime..................5-5
influence by prescaling ........4-11
Modulating frequency AM ..........4-9
Monitoring......................6-2
N
No trig
displaymessage.............4-10
Noise ......................... 3-6
O
Overdrive .....................4-15
P
Period........................4-12
Phase
inaccuracies ................4-18
Prescaling
effectof....................4-11
Processingameasuringresult.......6-2
Profiling ...................5-9,5-13
transient ...................5-14
VCO step response...........5-14
Pulseperiod...................4-12
Pulse rounding .................4-16
Pulse Width
description..................4-15
R
Rateofmeasurement.............5-5
Ratio
function.....................4-4
Reciprocal counting ..............4-9
Reference Oscillators
Checking....................7-8
Restart........................5-2
Rise/Falltime ..................4-14
S
Sample-Hold...................4-10
Sensitivity.....................4-15
Checking....................7-5
Setup time
forarming...................5-9
Single.....................4-10,6-2
Single-shot phenomena ...........5-6
Speed
arming......................5-9
ofmeasurement .............4-10
Standard deviation ...............6-3
Start
arming..................5-2,5-6
ofameasurement.............5-4
Statistics.......................6-3
and Mathematics together.......6-5
Index
M-S 4