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E8257D/67D, E8663D PSG Signal Generators Service Guide
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Assembly–Level Problems
1-43
900 Power Supply
Replace the 10 ALC assembly.
901 Detector Test
1. Using a digital voltmeter, check J3 for approximately –0.29 Vdc:
a. Turn the signal generator’s RF power on.
b. Set the frequency to 10 GHz and the RF power level to +20 dBm, ALC off.
c. Disconnect the cable from J3 of the A10 ALC (W15) and connect the cable to the voltmeter.
If the signal is not present, refer to highband RF loop troubleshooting.
If the signal is present, replace the A10 ALC.
902 Detector Level to ALC Ref
1. Using a digital voltmeter, check J5 for –2.3 Vdc:
a. Turn the signal generator’s RF power on.
b. Set the frequency to 1 GHz and the RF power level to +20 dBm, ALC off.
c. Disconnect the cable from J5 of the A10 ALC (W14) and connect the cable to the voltmeter.
If the signal is not present, refer to lowband RF loop troubleshooting.
2. If the signal is present, check J3 for –0.29 Vdc:
a. On the signal generator, change the frequency to 10 GHz.
b. Disconnect the cable from J3 of the A10 ALC (W15) and connect the cable to the voltmeter.
If the signal is not present, refer to highband RF loop troubleshooting.
If the signal is present, replace the A10 ALC.
903 Level Test
1. Using a digital voltmeter, check J3 for –0.29 Vdc:
a. Turn the signal generator’s RF power on.
b. Set the frequency to 10 GHz and the RF power level to +20 dBm.
c. Disconnect the cable from J3 of the A10 ALC (W15) and connect the cable to the voltmeter.
If the signal is not present, refer to highband RF loop troubleshooting.
If the signal is present, replace the A10 ALC.
904 Scalar Mod Pulse
Replace the A10 ALC.
905 ALC Mod Test
Replace the A10 ALC.
906 Scan Mod Test
Replace the A10 ALC.
+3.4 Digital Low P121–60, 61, 62, 63, 125, 126, 127, 128 +3.29 +3.5 Main Supply
Supply
Voltage
(Vdc)
Connector Pins Minimum
Value
(Vdc)
Maximum
Value
(Vdc)
Origin

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