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Operation
and
Programming
3-93.
DETAILED
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
3-94.
The
following
paragraphs
provide
detailed
operating
information.
Within
a
specific
function
mode,
(e.g.,
FREQ
A,
PER)
a
considerable
amount
of
flexibility
is
present
for
both
the
type
of
input
signal
and
measurement
technique.
The
intent
of
the
following
paragraphs
is
to
provide
an
instructional
discussion,
which
demonstrates
the
user
control
flexibility
for
each
major
function
mode.
These
operating
guidelines
should
assist
in
making
the
most
useful
and
accurate
measurement
possible.
3-95.
FREQ
A
3-96.
The
FREQ
A
mode
makes
measurements
on
frequencies
up
to
200
MHz
through
the
Channel
A
INPUT.
In
this
function
the
input
is
prescaled
by
two,
however,
there
is
no
loss
of
resolution.
On
power-up,
the
5335A
assumes
the
FREQ
A
function
with
the
GATE
MODE
in
NORM.
For
a
cwsignal
connected
to
INPUT
A
(and
within
the
restrictions
set
by
the
input
signal
conditioning
controls)
the
counter
is
self-arming,
and
measurements
begin
immediately.
The
displayed
resolution
is
adjusted
with
the
GATE
ADj
control.
3-97.
Suppose
you
need
to
measure
a
pulsed
frequency.
Assuming
no
transients
occur
before
the
pulse,
the
frequency
of
this
signal
is
measured
by
setting
the
GATE
MODE
to
FAST,
and
adjusting
for
a
gate
time
just
under
200
ps.
The
INPUT
A
controls
are
set
to
ac
coupling,
separate,
with
the
trigger
level
control
at
PRESET.
The
counter
is
armed
by
the
signal,
and
the
gate
opens
automatically
just
after
the
start
of
the
pulse.
3-98.
To
measure
the
frequency
at
various
points
along
a
chirp,
use
the
5335A
;
s
arming
capability.
By
setting
the
START
ARM
slope
to
positive
and
the
STOP
ARM
slope
to
negative,
and
then
turning
EXT
ARM
ENABLE
on,
the
frequency
at
various
points
can
be
measured.
Use
an
external
timing
generator
to
produce
the
external
arm
signal.
ARMING
SIGNAL
2
3-99.
If
the
timing
generator
cannot
provide
a
pulse
width
of
the
appropriate
width,
the
STOP
ARM
can
be
turned
off,
which
lets
the
counter
stop
arm
itself.
With
this
setup,
you
can
specify
any
gate
time
from
100
ps
on
up.
With
GATE
MODE
in
MIN,
the
counter
will
measure
the
fre¬
quency
based
on
two
periods
of
the
input.
3-20
Model
5335A

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