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HP 437B - ANALOG BOARD FUNCTIONAL VERIFICATION (continued)

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HP
437B
Service
Sheet
BD1
replacing
the
components
doesn’t
solve
the
problem,
replace
the
Analog
board.
12.
Set
the
range
calibrator’s
RANGE
switch
to
|
mW.
13.
Press
the
Power
Meter’s
CAL
key.
Enter
a
REF
CF
of
100.0%.
14.
Connect
the
DVM
to
the
RECORDER
OUTPUT
connector
on
the
rear
panel.
15.
Verify
that
the
DVM
reading
is
1.000V
+0.003
Vdc.
16.
If
the
voltage
is
correct,
go
to
Step
18.
If
the
voltage
is
incorrect,
continue
with
the
next
step.
17.
Using
the
logic
probe,
verify
the
presence
of
TTL
signals
at
A4U18
pins
12
and
13
(on
Service
Sheet
A4c).
If
the
signals
are
present,
turn
to
Service
Sheet
A4c
to
troubleshoot
the
Recorder
Output
circuit
block.
18.
Press
the
Power
Meter’s
PWR
REF
(SHIFTed
(©)
key.
19.
Set
the
oscilloscope
as
follows:
Vertical
Sensitivity
.............
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100
mV/div
SWeED
5
oto
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aueatadiuie
sGakai
vines
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viele
ees
5
ns/div
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RCTING
vse
eines
ee
ealowet
Seca
uhi
okie
Se
vane
neat
Internal
Coupling’
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soe
scan
tiawateetes
DC,
502
20.
Connect
the
oscilloscope
to
the
POWER
REF
output
connector
on
the
Power
Meter’s
front
panel.
21.
Verify
the
50
MHz
signal
as
shown
in
Figure
8-2.
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Silica
2]
PIfINT
TINT
|
Of
yi
|
a
GEALEEEA
100
mV/DIV
|
|
he
5
ns/DIV
Figure
8-2.
50
MHz
POWER
REF
Waveform
22.
If
the
50
MHz
signal
can
be
verified,
the
Power
Meter
is
fully
operational.
No
further
troubleshooting
is
necessary.
If
the
50
MHz
signal
cannot
be
verified,
proceed
to
Step
23.
SERVICE
8-31

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