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General| Frequency Range | 0.1 Hz to 25 MHz |
|---|---|
| Dynamic Range | > 140 dB |
| Input Channels | 2 |
| Output Impedance | 50 Ω |
| Power Supply | 100-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz |
| Type | Sweep Frequency Response Analyzer |
| Input Impedance | 1 MOhm |
| Display | LCD |
| Interface | USB, Ethernet |
Emphasizes safety regulations and precautions for operating the FRAX instrument in field and manufacturing environments.
Details general, analog output/input, physical, input voltage, environmental, and PC requirements for the FRAX instrument.
Describes the front/rear panels of FRAX-101/99 and FRAX-150, including connectors and controls.
Explains Bluetooth communication setup and usage for the FRAX-101, including pairing and connection steps.
Details the Li-Ion battery specifications, charging process, and LED status indication for the FRAX-101.
Describes the SFRA method, generator operation, measurement channels, and data plotting capabilities.
Covers instrument calibration intervals and procedures, and responsible disposal of FRAX units and accessories.
Emphasizes safety regulations and precautions for operating the FRAX instrument in field and manufacturing environments.
Details essential steps before starting measurements, including safety, transformer disconnection, and equipment connection.
Guides on connecting the FRAX to a PC via USB or Bluetooth and establishing communication with the FRAX software.
Explains creating new measurement files, selecting test types, inputting nameplate data, and viewing/exporting results.
Details the connection procedure for FRAX test leads and clamps, including clamp features and proper hook-up.
Recommends self-checks using a standard test object (FTB-101) for lead integrity and equipment operation.
Lists system requirements (OS, processor, memory, etc.) for installing the FRAX software.
Covers welcome screen, license agreement, existing installations, location, shortcuts, progress, and completion.
Details file operations: New Test, Load Test, Export, Import, Print, Report, and managing recent files.
Covers copying view/legend, and changing sweep colors for data visualization.
Enables configuration of language, connection, measurement, graph settings, models, analyzers, and filenames.
Manages application windows, specifically the Output window and action buttons for quick access.
Explains using the Legend for test browser navigation, managing sweeps, and changing measurement settings.
Describes how to select, change, or create custom graph views like Magnitude, Phase, and Impedance.
Details the automated calibration process using FraxCal software, required equipment, and connection steps.
States that Active Probes are discontinued but supported by SW version 2.5, referring to earlier manuals or support.
Explains how to adjust the FRAX output voltage by modifying the 'connectioncommands.txt' file.
Describes predefined sweep plans (IEEE/IEC) and how to modify, add, or delete sweep groups and names.
Covers FRAX cables and clamps, their ruggedness, protective features, and detailed connection procedures.
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