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Model
4262A
impedance
of
the
unknown
is
usually
low
and
Ro
is
set
to
a
value
much
greater
than
the
impedance
of
the
unknown
device
to
achieve
a
constant
cur-
rent
drive.
On
the
other
hand,
for
a
parallel
equiva-
lent
circuit
measurement
(Lp,
Cp
or
Rp),
the
impedance
of
the
unknown
device
is
usually
high
so
Ro
is
set
to
a
much
smaller
value
than
the
impedance
of
the
unknown.
Thus,a
constant
volt-
age
drive
is
realized.
The
resistance
values
for
Ro
and
Rr
are
always
equal.
8-15.
Here
is
a
brief
discussion
of
Vector
Volt-
age-Ratio
Measurement
Section
operation.
The
€m
signal
selected
by
S2
(from
either
E1
or
E2)
is
de-
tected
by
a
phase
detector
that
outputs
the
rectan-
gular
component
or
in-phase
component
to
an
inte-
grator.
Phase
detector
drive
signals
€1
through
€4
are
produced
in
the
following
manner:
a
4f
signal
is
generated
from
an
€ref
signal
(at
a
fre-
quency
of
f)
as
selected
by
switch
S1.
This
creates
signals
€1
through
€4,
each
being
different
by
90
degrees
in
phase
from
one
another
(a
4
phase
gen-
erator).
As
a
PLL
(Phase
Lock
Loop)
circuit
is
used
for
generating
the
reference
phase
signal
to
mini-
mize
measurement
error,
the
phase
of
signals
E1
through
E4
is
very
accurate.
One
of
these
signals,
as
directed
by
the
digital
circuitry,
detects
the
€m
measurement
signal.
Phase
detector
output
is
a
vec-
tor
component
signal
representing
the
capacitive,
reactive,
or
other
characteristic
of
unknown
to
be
measured.
R
\
8-16.
This
paragraph
discusses
the
parallel
capaci-
tance
Cp
measurement
principle.
To
simplify
the
explanation,
the
example
used
here
is
that
of
meas-
uring
an
ideal
capacitor.
See
Figure
8-2,
Cp
Meas-
urement.
During
time
T1,
Switch
S2
selects
E2
and
the
integrator
is
charged
by
that
portion
of
the
E2
sinusoidal
waveform
which
is
synchronously
phase
detected
by
the
€2
pulse
train.
Both
S1
and
S2
Section
VIII
Paragraphs
8-15
to
8-18
switches
select
the
E1
signal
that
is
fed
to
discharge
the
integrator
after
being
phase-detected
by
the
€1
signal.
Since
time
period
T2,
for
the
integrator
to
discharge
to
zero
volts,
is
proportional
to
the
value
of
Cx,
Cx
can
be
directly
obtained
from
the
con-
tents
of
a
counter
if
the
values
for
Rr
and
T1
are
properly
and
accurately
set.
A
zero
detector
signals
the
digital
section
to
establish
a
counted
number
corresponding
to
Cx each time
the
integrator
out-
put
crosses
the
zero
level.
Other
measurements
are
done
similar
to
the
Cp
measurement.
8-17.
The
analog
section
of
the
4262A
is
control-
led
by
nanoprocessor
centered
control
which
manages
the
various
sequences
required
to
perform
the
desired
measurements.
Range
control,
selection
of
measurement
mode,
and
timing
of
the
A-D
con-
version
processes
are
governed
by
the
nanoproces-
sor.
The
nanoprocessor
also
acts
as
a
computing
de-
vice
and
calculates
deviation
ALCR
and
the
quality
factor
of
sample
(mathematical
operation)
as
well
as
counting
the
L,
C,
R
and
D
values
converted
into
time
periods.
8-18.
The
functions
set
by
pushing
front
panel
pushbuttons
are
inputted
to
the
nanoprocessor
through
the
keyboard
control.
The
keyboard
switches
are
assigned
individual
addresses
for
dis-
crimination.
When
a
panel
control
pushbutton
is
depressed,
the
keyboard
control
identifies
the
ad-
dress
of
switch
and
causes
the
nanoprocessor
to
treat
the
“interruption’
of
the
function
it
recog-
nizes
by
the
address
code.
The
nanoprocessor
gives
priority
to
specific
pushbutton
functions
so
as
to
be
able
to
restrict
improper
control
settings.
Key-
board
operation
is
monitored
by
and
in-part
managed
by
nanoprocessor
programming.
This
is
partly
to
assist
the
operator
and
partly
to
prevent
misoperation.
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Integrator
Sy
.
Er
(eref)
Sv
.
Ei(eref)
Ei
/
:
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Output
S2
|
E2
(em)
Sz
.
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(em)
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i
'
\/:
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\/
ez
(detected
er
(detected
!
|
[
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V
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i
phase)
phase)
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: ! 1 ' !
1
'
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|
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&,
4
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'
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)
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/
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Figure
8-2.
Cp
Measurement.
8-3

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BrandHP
Model4262A
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

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