Keysight Technologies IntegraVision PA2201A Series

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166 Keysight IntegraVision PA2200 Series Power Analyzers Operating and Service Guide

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Copyright Notice3
Manual Part Number3
Warranty4
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)4
Technology Licenses4
U.S. Government Rights5
Declarations of Conformity5
Safety Information6
Safety Symbols7
Instrument Service Tasks19
Hardware Self Test19
Front-Panel Self Test20
Instrument Information20
Instrument Cleaning20
Getting Started21
Inspect the Package Contents22
Learn the Front Panel23
Tilt the Instrument for Easy Viewing26
Learn the Rear Panel27
Use the Touch Screen29
Drag and Zoom Waveforms29
Select Sidebar Information or Controls31
Drag Cursors33
Touch Softkeys and Menus on the Screen34
Enter Names Using Alphanumeric Keypad Dialogs34
Change Waveform Offsets by Dragging Ground Reference Icons35
Access Controls and Menus35
Turn Channels On-Off and Open Scale-Offset Dialogs36
Access the Horizontal Menu and Open the Scale-Delay Dialog36
Modify Triggering37
Access the Built-In Quick Help38
Getting Started and about Integravision38
Context-Sensitive Help39
Sidebar Help39
Softkey Menu Overview40
Channel Configuration41
Voltage and Current Signals42
Configure Voltage42
Configure an External Current Probe43
Configure an Internal Current Measurement45
Channel Controls48
To Turn Waveforms on or off49
To Adjust the Vertical Scale49
To Adjust the Vertical Position49
To Adjust Scale and Offset with the Touchscreen50
To Specify Channel Coupling50
To Enable Antialiasing51
To Filter Incoming Signals52
Horizontal Controls54
To Adjust the Horizontal (Time/DIV) Scale55
To Adjust the Horizontal Delay (Position)55
To Pan and Zoom Acquisitions56
To Position the Time Reference (Left, Center, Right)56
Auto Scale57
How [Auto Scale] Works60
Channel Skew61
Channel Grouping62
Phase Names65
Customizing the Display67
Display Settings68
To Specify Which Signals Are Displayed68
To Clear the Display68
To Adjust the Waveform Intensity69
To Adjust the Grid Intensity69
Labels and Annotations70
To Assign a Label to a Channel70
To Add an Annotation72
Phasor Diagram73
Displaying the Phasor Diagram73
Phasor Diagram Interpretation74
Calculated Values75
Phasor Diagram Configuration76
Configuring the Instrument77
I/O Interface Settings78
Configuring the LAN Connection78
To Access the Web Interface80
Browser Web Control81
Get Image85
User Options86
To Choose "Expand About" Center or Ground86
To Set up the Audio Preferences86
To Set up the Screen Saver87
To Use the Rear-Panel Reference Clock87
The [Quick Action] Key88
Triggers - General Information91
To Adjust the Trigger Level91
To Force a Trigger91
Trigger Mode/Setup92
External Trigger Input93
Acquisition Control94
Data Logging95
Measurement Basics98
To Make Automatic Measurements99
Voltage, Current, and Power Measurements100
Measurement Intervals101
Time Measurements102
Measurement Thresholds105
Measurement Statistics106
To Make Cursor Measurements108
Cursor Examples109
CWA Measurements - Theory and Operation111
Theory of Operation111
CWA Configuration113
CWA in Analyses114
Troubleshooting116
Mathematics of CWA Measurements117
Basic Voltage and Current Measurements117
Basic Power Measurements117
Group Measurements118
Group Measurements - Delta-Wye and Wye-Delta119
Equations for Single-Phase Wiring Groups120
Equations for Three-Phase Wiring Groups121
Power Analysis123
Analysis Mode Overview124
Power Quality125
Power Quality Sidebars126
Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) Configuration132
Efficiency Analysis on the PA2201A138
Efficiency Analysis on the PA2203A139
Interpreting an I 2 T Analysis140
Performing an I 2 T Analysis141
More about Setting the Expected Peak142
Math Waveform Basics144
To Display Math Waveforms144
To Adjust the Math Waveform Scale and Offset145
Units for Math Waveforms145
Math Operators146
Add or Subtract146
Multiply or Divide147
Math Transforms148
Square and Square Root150
FFT Measurement154
Reference Waveforms158
To Adjust Reference Waveform Skew159
To Save a Reference Waveform to USB159
To Recall a Reference Waveform159
To Navigate Storage Locations160
To Enter File Names160
File Operations161
Save and Recall Files162
Saving Setups, Screen Images, or Data163
To Recall a Setup File167
Recall Default Instrument Setups167
Binary Data File Format (.BIN)171
Binary Header Format171
Example of a Binary File173
File Explorer174
Printing Screens176
Updating Firmware178

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