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HP 654A User Manual

HP 654A
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HP 654A Specifications

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BrandHP
Model654A
CategoryPower Tool
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Section I: General Information

1-1. Description

Overview of the Hewlett-Packard Model 654A Test Oscillator's purpose and features.

1-3. Performance Specifications

Details frequency range, level flatness, and accuracy specifications.

1-8. Recommended Accessories

Lists optional accessories recommended for use with the instrument.

Section II: Installation

2-1. Inspection

Procedure for inspecting the instrument upon receipt for damage and completeness.

2-3. Power Requirements

Specifies operating voltage and frequency ranges for the instrument.

2-5. Grounding Requirements

Details safety grounding procedures for personnel protection.

Section III: Operating Instructions

3-3. Controls, Indicators, and Connectors

Identifies and describes front panel controls and connectors.

3-5. Turn-On Procedure

Step-by-step guide for powering on the instrument correctly.

3-9. Operating Instructions

General steps for operating the test oscillator for measurements.

3-10. Operating Check

Front panel checks to ensure correct operation before use.

Section IV: Theory of Operation

4-1. General Description

Provides an overview of the Model 654A's architecture and function.

4-7. Oscillator Circuit

Explains the Wien Bridge frequency adjustable oscillator circuit.

4-11. Buffer Amplifier

Details the function and role of the buffer amplifier stage.

4-19. Amplitude Control and Automatic Leveling Control

Explains the ALC system and amplitude control operation.

4-25. Amplitude Control Integrator

Describes the function and operation of the amplitude control integrator.

4-33. Attenuators

Explains the function, range, and steps of the attenuator system.

4-37. Regulated Power Supplies

Describes the design and function of the power supply circuits.

Section V: Maintenance

5-4. Performance Checks

General overview of in-cabinet performance tests.

5-7. Frequency Range Check

Procedure to check the accuracy of the frequency range settings.

5-8. Frequency Accuracy Check

Verifies frequency accuracy against specified tolerances.

5-10. 50 UNBAL Amplitude Accuracy

Specific procedure to check amplitude accuracy for 50 ohm output.

5-16. 50 UNBAL Flatness Check

Procedure to check output level flatness for 50 ohm output.

5-21. Meter Tracking Accuracy Check

Checks the accuracy of the meter tracking function.

5-26. 10dB-STEP ATTENUATOR CHECK

Verifies the accuracy of the 10dB attenuator steps.

5-28. Balance Checks

Introduces procedures for checking the output signal balance.

5-35. Distortion Check

Procedure for measuring harmonic distortion levels.

5-36. Hum and Noise Check

Procedure to measure unwanted hum and noise levels.

5-45. Power Supply Voltage Adjustments

Adjusts the output voltages of the regulated power supplies.

5-47. Frequency Calibration Procedures

Introduces the process for calibrating frequency settings.

5-50. Feedback Level Adjustment

Adjusts the feedback loop for optimal oscillator performance.

5-51. Distortion Adjustment

Procedure to adjust distortion levels to meet specifications.

5-59. Meter Range Adjustment

Adjusts the meter range for proper calibration.

5-60. Amplitude Control and Meter Calibration

Calibrates the amplitude control and meter indication.

5-61. Amplitude Accuracy Calibration

Calibrates amplitude accuracy across various impedance settings.

5-62. Balance Adjustments

Introduces procedures for balancing the output signal.

5-65. Level Flatness Adjustments

Introduces procedures for adjusting output level flatness.

5-66. 75 UNBAL Flatness

Adjusts the output level flatness for 75 ohm impedance.

5-70. Troubleshooting the 654A

Overview of procedures for isolating malfunctions.

5-74. Front Panel Checks

Initial troubleshooting steps performed on the front panel.

5-75. Troubleshooting Tree

Provides a systematic method for fault isolation using a flow chart.

5-78. Troubleshooting the Power Supply

Guides on troubleshooting power supply circuit issues.

5-81. Troubleshooting the Oscillator Circuit

Procedures for diagnosing and fixing oscillator circuit faults.

5-84. Troubleshooting the Buffer Amplifier

Guides on troubleshooting the buffer amplifier stage.

5-86. Troubleshooting the Balanced Amplifier

Procedures for diagnosing balanced amplifier circuit faults.

5-88. Trouble Isolation in the Remainder of the Leveling Loop

Isolating faults within the ALC loop components.

5-97. Troubleshooting the Attenuators

Guides on troubleshooting issues with the attenuator circuits.

5-99. Servicing Etched Circuit Boards

Rules and precautions for working on circuit boards.

5-101. Servicing Rotary Switches

Procedures for servicing the rotary switches.

5-103. Servicing Tuner Assembly

Instructions for servicing the tuner assembly components.

5-52. Frequency Dial and 1 K Range Adjustment

Adjusts the frequency dial and 1K range for accuracy.

5-53. X100, X1K and X10K Range Tracking

Adjusts tracking for specific frequency ranges.

5-55. X1M Range Adjustments

Adjusts the X1M frequency range for accuracy.

5-56. X100K Range Adjustments

Adjusts the X100K frequency range for accuracy.

5-59. Meter Range Adjustment

Adjusts the meter range for proper calibration.

5-61. Amplitude Accuracy Calibration

Calibrates amplitude accuracy across all impedance settings.

5-62. Balance Adjustments

Introduces procedures for balancing the output signal.

5-65. Level Flatness Adjustments

Introduces procedures for adjusting output level flatness.

Performance Check Test Card

1. Frequency Range

Test for frequency range verification.

2. Frequency Accuracy

Tests the accuracy of frequency settings.

3. Amplitude Accuracy

Checks amplitude accuracy across impedances.

4. Level Flatness

Tests the flatness of the output level.

5. Meter Tracking Accuracy

Verifies the accuracy of the meter tracking function.

6. Attenuator Accuracy

Checks the accuracy of the attenuator steps.

7. Balance

Verifies the balance of the output signal.

8. Distortion

Measures harmonic distortion levels.

9. Hum and Noise

Checks for unwanted hum and noise.

10. Counter Output

Verifies the counter output signal.

Section VI: Replaceable Parts

6-1. Introduction

Overview of the replaceable parts section.

6-4. Ordering Information

Instructions on how to order replacement parts.

6-6. Non-Listed Parts

Information on obtaining parts not found in the list.

Section VII: Circuit Diagrams

7-1. Introduction

Overview of the circuit diagrams section.

7-2. This section contains circuit diagrams

Describes the content of the diagrams.

7-4. An explanation of terms and symbols

Explains schematic symbols and terms used.

Appendix C: Manual Backdating Changes

Change No. 1

Details specific component changes for earlier serial numbers.

Change No. 2

Details specific component changes for earlier serial numbers.

Change No. 3

Details specific component changes for earlier serial numbers.

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