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HP 3457A - 8-39. Cross-Isolation Link; 8-40. Main Controller (03457-66501); 8-41. Reading instructions from ROM U503

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PLUG-IN
MODULES
(44491,
etc)
RELAY
CONTROL
(RL)
--
A2Q121,
A2U121
MISCELLANEOUS
LOGIC
CONTROL
(ML)
--
A2U122,
A2U123
AC
--
A3U315,
A3U316
INPUT
HYBRID
(IH)
--
A2UI101
AnswN
8-39.
Cross-Isolation
Link
In
order
to
make
precision
floating
measurements,
the
impedance
from
isolated
assembly
A2
to
earth
ground
should
be
large.
Only
two
electrical
paths
need
to
be
high
impedance
for
this
to
occur,
the
floating
common
power
supply
and
the
communications
path
between
the
A2
and
Al
MPU’s.
The
power
supply
isolation
occurs
inside
the
power
transformer.
The
communications
link
isolation
is
achieved
through
opto-isolators
U509
and
U510.
Communications
between
the
Al
and
A2
assemblies
is
accomplished
through
a
full
duplex
UART
link
on
each
assembly
and
the
opto-isolators.
The
link
operates
at
a
187KHz
rate.
Data
is
received
and
transmitted
in
||
bit
frames
consisting
of
one
start
bit.
eight
data
bits,
one
even
parity
bit
and
one
stop
bit.
MPU
A2U501
will
be
RESET
when
all
zeros
have been
sent
over
the
communications
link
for
a
period
greater
than
20mS.
8-40.
Main
Controller
(03457-66501)
Refer
to
schematic
Al/1
for
the
following
discussion,
The
Main
Control
Assembly
manages
the
overall
operation
of
the
instrument.
This
includes
managing
the
measurement
process,
performing
mathematical
calculations,
storing
data,
and
communicating
with
the
front
panel
and
with
other
instruments
connected
to
the
interface
bus.
The
Main
Controller
consists
of
microprocessor
US01,
two
ROM’s
(U5S02
and
U503)
and
two
RAM's
(U506
and
USI1),
The
ROM’s
contain
the
operating
routines
for
the
microprocessor
while
the
RAM’s
provide
temporary
memory.
RAM
USII
contains
the
calibration
and
auto
calibration
constants,
the
HP-IB
address
of
the
instrument,
and
instrument
configuration
states
selected
by
the
user.
8-41.
Reading
instructions
from
ROM
U503.
To
read
instructions
from
ROM
U503,
the
microprocessor:
©
Sets
the
read/write
(R/W)
output
(USOL,
pin
32)
high.
©
Sets
the
address
code,
of
the
memory
location
to
be
read,
onto
address
lines
AO
through
Al2.
@
Sets
address
lines
Al3
and
Al4
high
and
sets
AIS
low
to
enable
ROM
U503.
The
positive
portion
of
timing
signal
€+a
(U597a,
pin
1)
and
the
high
r/W
signal
sets
the
output
of
gate
U598d
(RD)
low
to
activate
the
output
of
ROM
U503.
The
microprocessor
then
reads
the
information
from
data
bus
"A",
lines
DO
through
D7.
8-42.
Reading
instructions
from
ROM
U502.
To
read
instructions
from
ROM
U502,
the
microprocessor:
HP
3457A
Multimeter
8-18

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