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HP 54111d Specifications

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BrandHP
Model54111d
CategoryTest Equipment
LanguageEnglish

Summary

General Information

1-1. Introduction

Provides introductory information about the HP 54112D Digitizing Oscilloscope and its service manual.

1-2. Description

Details the capabilities and features of the HP 54112D, including its programmable nature and bandwidth.

1-3. Specifications

Lists the technical specifications of the oscilloscope, including performance standards.

1-4. Operating Characteristics

Details the operating characteristics of the instrument, including vertical and horizontal parameters.

1-5. General Characteristics

Provides general characteristics like environmental limits, input power, and mechanical dimensions.

1-6. Safety Considerations

Outlines crucial safety precautions and warnings for operating and servicing the instrument.

1-7. Instruments Covered by Manual

Specifies the instruments covered by this manual, including serial number prefixes.

1-8. Options

Lists available options for the HP 54112D, such as power cord options.

1-9. Accessories Supplied

Details the accessories that are supplied with the HP 54112D.

1-10. Recommended Test Equipment

Lists the recommended test equipment required for maintaining the HP 54112D.

INSTALLATION

2-1. Introduction

Provides an introduction to the installation procedures for the HP 54112D.

2-2. Preparation for Use

Details the necessary preparations before using the instrument, including power requirements.

2-3. Operating Environment

Specifies the recommended operating environment conditions for the instrument.

2-4. Cleaning Requirements

Provides guidelines for cleaning the instrument, emphasizing caution.

2-5. Power Cables

Describes the power cables used and their proper connection.

2-6. Four Channel Test Set Connection

Explains how to connect the HP 54121A Four Channel Test Set to the mainframe.

2-7. Storage and Shipment

Provides guidelines for storing and shipping the instrument to maintain its condition.

2-8. Packaging

Details the recommended packaging procedures for shipping the instrument.

PERFORMANCE TESTS

3-1. Introduction

Provides an introduction to the performance tests section.

3-2. Calibration Cycle

Describes the recommended calibration cycle for verifying instrument performance.

3-3. Calibration Requirements

Outlines the requirements for performing calibration procedures on the HP 54112D.

3-4. Test Equipment Required

Lists the essential test equipment needed to perform the calibration procedures.

3-5. Test Record

Provides a template for recording the results of performance tests.

3-6. Probes Used During Tests

Details the types of probes recommended for use during performance tests.

3-9. Performance Test Procedures

Outlines the general procedures for conducting performance tests on the instrument.

3-10. One-Key Power Up

Describes the one-key power-up procedure for instrument testing.

3-11. Calibrator Amplitude

Details the procedure for checking the calibrator amplitude.

3-12. Measurement Accuracy

Explains how to test the voltage measurement accuracy of the instrument.

3-13. Offset Accuracy

Describes the procedure for testing the vertical offset accuracy of the instrument.

3-14. Bandwidth

Details the procedure for testing the bandwidth of the HP 54112D.

3-15. Time Measurement Accuracy

Explains how to test the time measurement accuracy of the instrument.

3-16. Time Interval Accuracy

Details the procedure for testing the time interval accuracy.

3-17. Trigger Sensitivity

Describes how to test the trigger sensitivity of the instrument.

ADJUSTMENTS

4-1. Introduction

Introduces the adjustments section, covering procedures for restoring peak operating capabilities.

4-2. Adjustment Requirements

Outlines the requirements for performing adjustments, including warranty and calibration cycles.

4-3. Recommended Test Equipment

Lists the recommended test equipment required for performing adjustment procedures.

4-4. Access to Adjustments

Explains how to access adjustments, noting that most are only available during routine calibration.

4-5. One-Key Power Up

Describes the one-key power-up procedure for returning the instrument to default conditions.

4-6. Adjustments Required After Replacements

Details adjustments that may be necessary after replacing an assembly.

4-7. Power Supply Adjustments

Provides procedures for adjusting the power supply voltages.

4-8. Clock and Gap Adjustments

Explains the procedures for performing clock and gap adjustments.

4-9. Gain and Flat Adjustments

Describes the two frequency adjustments, GAIN and FLAT.

4-10. Calibrator Amplitude Adjustment

Details the procedure to adjust the amplitude of the front panel calibrator signal.

4-11. Software Calibration

Explains software calibration procedures for internal routines and adjustments.

4-12. Vertical Self-Calibration

Describes the procedure for vertical calibration to calibrate vertical sensitivity.

4-13. Probe Tip Calibration

Explains probe tip calibration for the vertical channel via A/D converters.

4-14. Offset Calibration

Details how to adjust the offset calibration values.

4-15. Trigger Calibration

Explains trigger calibration for trigger levels and sensitivity.

4-16. Channel Skew Calibration

Describes channel skew alignment to align signals input to channels and external trigger.

4-17. Attenuator Adjustment

Explains the two compensation adjustments for channel attenuators.

4-18. Color CRT Module Adjustments

Details adjustments for the Color CRT Module to compensate for magnetic influences.

REPLACEABLE PARTS

5-1. Introduction

Provides information for ordering parts and lists the names and addresses of manufacturers.

5-2. Abbreviations

Lists abbreviations used in the parts list, schematics, and other sections.

5-3. Parts List

Lists the replaceable parts, organized by electrical assemblies and chassis-mounted parts.

5-4. Exchange Assemblies

Explains the procedure for obtaining replacement parts through the Blue-stripe exchange program.

5-5. Ordering Information

Provides instructions on how to order parts from Hewlett-Packard.

5-6. Direct Mail Order System

Describes the advantages of using the Hewlett-Packard direct mail order system.

MAINFRAME DISASSEMBLY

6 A-1. Introduction

Introduces the section on mainframe disassembly and replacement procedures.

6 A-2. Safety Considerations

Provides safety warnings and cautions for disassembly procedures.

6 A-3. Tools Required

Lists the specialized tools required for mainframe disassembly.

6 A-5. Major Assembly Removal Procedures

Details the procedures for removing major assemblies from the mainframe.

6 A-6. Card Cage PC Assemblies

Provides removal and replacement procedures for card cage PC assemblies.

6 A-7. Primary Power Supply

Details the removal and replacement of the primary power supply.

6 A-10. Front Panel, Control Keyboard, and Display Control

Covers the removal of the front panel, control keyboard, and display control assemblies.

THEORY OF OPERATION

6 B-1. Introduction

Introduces the theory of operation section for the HP 54112D.

6 B-2. Instrument Theory

Explains the instrument theory, covering block diagrams and system theory.

6 B-3. Acquisition System

Describes the acquisition system, including attenuators and sample clocks.

6 B-5. Power Supplies

Explains the operation of the primary, digital, and analog power supplies.

6 B-8. ADC Assembly Theory

Details the theory behind the Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC) assembly.

SERVICE MENU KEYS

6 C-1. Introduction

Introduces the service menu keys section.

6 C-3. ONE-KEY POWER UP

Describes the one-key power-up procedure for returning the instrument to default.

6 C-4. TWO-KEY POWER UP

Explains the two-key power-up procedure for instrument reset.

6 C-5. CAL MENUS

Covers CAL MENUS, including Vertical Cal and Channel Skew Calibration.

6 C-6. ADC Reference Cal

Describes the ADC Reference Calibration procedure.

6 C-7. Probe Tip Cal

Details the probe tip calibration procedure.

6 C-9. Trigger Cal

Explains the trigger calibration procedure.

6 C-10. Timebase Cal

Describes the timebase calibration procedure.

6 C-11. TEST MENU

Introduces the TEST MENU, providing access to various functions.

6 C-17. CRT SETUP MENU

Details the CRT SETUP MENU options for display and pattern adjustments.

TROUBLESHOOTING

6 D-1. Introduction

Introduces the self-tests and troubleshooting section for fault location.

6 D-2. Safety Considerations

Provides safety warnings and cautions for troubleshooting procedures.

6 D-6. MAINFRAME TROUBLESHOOTING

Guides users through troubleshooting mainframe issues.

6 D-7. ONE KEY-DOWN POWERUP

Explains the one key-down powerup procedure for troubleshooting.

6 D-13. NO-DISPLAY TROUBLESHOOTING

Provides troubleshooting steps for issues where the display is not functioning.

6 D-14. Power Supply Troubleshooting

Details troubleshooting procedures for power supply problems.

6 D-17. Software Troubleshooting

Guides users on troubleshooting software issues.

6 D-18. Core Subsystem Troubleshooting

Provides methods for troubleshooting the core subsystem.

6 D-20. Data Acquisition Subsystem Diagnostic Routines

Outlines diagnostic routines for the data acquisition subsystem.

6 D-23. Timebase Tests

Describes the timebase tests to verify timebase functions.

Appendix A Accessory Kit Devices

A1-1 Safety and Handling Precautions

General safety and handling precautions for accessory kit devices.

A1-2 Incoming Inspection

Provides guidance on inspecting incoming accessory kit devices.

A2-1 Introduction

Introduces the section on accessory kit devices and their uses.

A2-2 7.5 cm Beadless Airline

Details the 7.5 cm beadless airline, its specifications, and usage.

A2-4 Model 909 D 50 Ω Terminator

Describes the Model 909D 50 Ohm Terminator, its specifications, and maintenance.

A2-5 Power Splitter

Provides operating and service information for the HP 11667B Power Splitter.

A3-2 Operating Conditions and Procedures

Explains operating conditions and procedures for making accurate measurements.

A4-1 Handling Precision 3.5 mm Connectors

Provides instructions for handling precision 3.5 mm connectors.

A4-2 Visual Inspection and Cleaning

Details visual inspection and cleaning procedures for connectors.

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