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HP 339A - Service Manual

HP 339A
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MANUAL
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DISTORTION
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339A
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Summary

Safety Symbols

Symbol Definitions

Explanations of safety symbols for manuals, voltage, grounding, power, and hazard indicators.

Section I General Information

Introduction and Specifications

Manual overview, scope, and performance standards for the Model 339A.

Instrument Identification and Description

Serial number info, manual ID, and detailed explanation of the Model 339A's functions.

Available Options and Test Equipment

List of optional accessories and essential equipment for maintenance.

Section II Installation

Installation Introduction and Preparation

Manual overview, initial inspection, power, grounding, and cable setup.

Environmental Requirements and Repackaging

Operating conditions, storage, and instructions for instrument shipment.

Section III Operation

Operation Introduction and Characteristics

Overview of operation, general features, THD measurement, and RMS detection.

Distortion Measurement Procedures

Methods for THD measurement using internal/external sources and AM detector.

Voltmeter, Relative Level, and Oscillator Operation

Using the instrument as a voltmeter, relative level, VU, oscillator level, filters, and ground select.

Monitor Output and Oscillator Verification

Using monitor output and performing operational checks on the oscillator.

AC Voltmeter and Distortion Analyzer Verification

Procedures to test the AC voltmeter and distortion analyzer capabilities.

Filter Accuracy Check

Verifying the roll-off characteristics of the instrument's filters.

Section IV Performance Test

Introduction, Equipment, and Calibration

Overview of performance tests, required equipment, and calibration frequency.

Voltmeter Performance Tests

Procedures to check the accuracy of the voltmeter section.

Full-Scale Accuracy and Frequency Response Test

Testing voltmeter accuracy across frequency and input levels.

Meter Tracking and Monitor Output Accuracy Test

Verifying voltmeter accuracy and monitor output consistency.

RMS Accuracy and Filter Accuracy Tests

Testing accuracy with crest factor waveforms and filter performance.

Oscillator Output Impedance and Frequency Accuracy Tests

Measuring oscillator output impedance and frequency accuracy.

Oscillator Total Harmonic Distortion Test

Measuring the THD generated by the instrument's oscillator.

Distortion Analyzer Performance Tests

Procedures for testing the distortion analyzer's capabilities.

Fundamental Rejection and Induced Distortion Test

Testing the analyzer's ability to reject fundamental signals.

Distortion Measurement Accuracy Test

Verifying the accuracy of distortion measurements.

Residual Noise and Input Impedance Tests

Measuring instrument noise and input impedance characteristics.

Section V Adjustments

Adjustments Introduction, Equipment, and Locations

Overview of adjustment procedures, necessary equipment, and locations.

Factory Components and Voltmeter Adjustments

Details on factory parts and procedures for meter zero and gain adjustments.

Oscillator Adjustments

Procedures for adjusting oscillator amplitude, frequency, and notch filter.

Amplitude and Frequency Adjustment

Adjusting the oscillator's output amplitude and frequency.

Analyzer Adjustments

Procedures for adjusting the analyzer circuitry.

Notch Filter Null and High Frequency Adjustment

Adjusting notch filter null depth and high-frequency performance.

Section VI Replaceable Parts

Introduction, Ordering, and Parts Changes

Information on ordering parts, non-listed parts, and component change indicators.

Section VII Manual Changes

Manual Changes Introduction and Instructions

Explains how to adapt the manual and implement changes for instruments.

Section VIII Service

Service Introduction, Safety, and Test Equipment

Covers service info, safety precautions, and recommended test equipment.

Theory of Operation

General Description and Signal Path

Overview of instrument, block diagram, AM detector, and signal processing.

Circuitry Overviews (Filters, Meter, Input, Analyzer)

Explanations of filter, meter, input amplifier, and analyzer circuitry.

Notch Filter Operation Details

How the notch filter eliminates the fundamental frequency.

Set-Level, Voltmeter, and Oscillator Circuitry

Auto set-level, voltmeter functions, and oscillator circuitry details.

Capacitance Neutralizer and Amplitude Error Detector

Neutralizing capacitance and regulating feed-forward signal for notch depth.

Phase Error Detector Function

Fine-tuning the notch filter to the fundamental frequency.

Auto Set-Level Circuit Operation

How the auto set-level circuit provides a reference level.

Meter Circuits and Oscillator Amplitude Control

Meter circuitry, RMS detection, and oscillator amplitude regulation.

Output Buffer and Attenuator Functionality

Isolating and controlling the oscillator signal output.

Schematic Diagram Notes

HP Model 339 A Option 001 Manual Supplement

Supplement Introduction and Specifications

Guidance on using the supplement and Option 001 specifications.

Option 001 Test Equipment and Operation

Specific test equipment and operation notes for Option 001.

Option 001 Performance Test Additions

New performance tests for Option 001 voltmeter accuracy.

Option 001 Voltmeter Performance and Parts

Detailed performance test for Option 001 voltmeter accuracy and replaceable parts.

Option 001 Theory of Operation Notes

Modifications to the theory of operation specific to Option 001.

HP 339A Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandHP
Model339A
CategorySynthesizer
LanguageEnglish

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