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HP 652A User Manual

HP 652A
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Table of Contents

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HP 652A Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandHP
Model652A
CategoryPower Tool
LanguageEnglish

Summary

CERTIFICATION

WARRANTY

LIMITATION OF WARRANTY

Warranty excludes defects from improper maintenance, misuse, or unauthorized modification.

EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES

Buyer's sole and exclusive remedies are provided herein; HP not liable for consequential damages.

ASSISTANCE

SAFETY SUMMARY

GROUND THE INSTRUMENT

Connect instrument chassis and cabinet to an electrical ground to minimize shock hazard.

KEEP AWAY FROM LIVE CIRCUITS

Do not remove covers; internal adjustments by qualified personnel only. Disconnect power.

DO NOT SERVICE DR ADJUST ALONE

Do not attempt internal service or adjustment unless another person capable of first aid is present.

DO NOT SUBSTITUTE PARTS OR MODIFY INSTRUMENT

Do not install substitute parts or perform unauthorized modifications due to hazard introduction.

DANGEROUS PROCEDURE WARNINGS

Warnings precede potentially dangerous procedures; follow instructions in warnings.

SECTION I GENERAL INFORMATION

DESCRIPTION

HP Model 652A is a stable, capacitance-tuned oscillator with 10 Hz to 10 MHz frequency range.

ACCESSORY FEATURES

Accessory furnished is the HP Model 11048C Feedthrough Termination for impedance matching.

INSTRUMENT AND MANUAL IDENTIFICATION

Identifies instrument serial number structure (prefix and suffix) and country of manufacture.

SECTION II INSTALLATION

INTRODUCTION AND INSPECTION

Covers installation/shipping info, and initial mechanical/electrical inspection procedures.

POWER AND GROUNDING REQUIREMENTS

Details power source requirements (115/230V) and grounding recommendations for personnel safety.

INSTALLATION PROCEDURES

Covers general installation, cooling requirements, and rack/bench mounting conversion.

REPACKAGING FOR SHIPMENT

General guide for repackaging for shipment, including contact for questions.

SECTION III OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

INTRODUCTION

Overview of maintenance and service information provided in this section.

CONTROLS AND INDICATORS

Identifies and describes the function of all front and rear panel controls, connectors, and indicators.

ADJUSTMENT OF MECHANICAL ZERO

Procedure to properly zero-set the output monitor for maximum accuracy and mechanical stability.

OPERATION

Step-by-step procedure for operating the 652A Test Oscillator, including setting controls and connecting loads.

SECTION IV THEORY OF OPERATION

GENERAL AND CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION

Describes instrument blocks (oscillator, amplifier, monitors) and general circuit principles.

OSCILLATOR CIRCUIT

Explains the oscillator circuit, including the Wien bridge network and frequency selection.

AMPLIFIER AND MONITOR CIRCUITS

Details power amplifier, normal monitor, and expand monitor circuits for signal amplification and monitoring.

OUTPUT ATTENUATOR

Describes how the output attenuator reduces signal level at the 50-ohm and 600-ohm output connectors.

REGULATED POWER SUPPLY

Explains the regulated power supply providing all DC voltages required by the 652A circuits.

SECTION V MAINTENANCE

INTRODUCTION

Overview of maintenance and service information provided in this section.

REQUIRED TEST EQUIPMENT

Lists the necessary equipment, specifications, and recommended commercial test instruments.

PERFORMANCE TESTS

In-cabinet tests to ensure the Model 652A operates within specifications for inspection and repair.

ADJUSTMENT AND CALIBRATION PROCEDURE

Complete procedure for adjusting and calibrating the Model 652A if performance tests fail.

TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURE

Procedures to help isolate malfunctions, to be used after calibration attempts fail.

SECTION VI CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS

INTRODUCTION

Overview of circuit diagrams, block diagram, and schematic details in this section.

REFERENCE DESIGNATIONS

Explanation of terms and symbols used as reference designators in circuit diagrams.

SECTION VII REPLACEABLE PARTS

INTRODUCTION

Overview of information provided for ordering replacement parts.

ORDERING INFORMATION

Instructions for obtaining replacement parts, including order address and required info.

NON-LISTED PARTS

Information required when obtaining a part that is not listed in the manual.

CODE LIST OF MANUFACTURERS

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