CPC 100 V1.41
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Output to Input Synchronization
The feature S YNCH W / V 1 A C synchronizes the output frequency with the
V1AC input frequency (refer to ”Sync w/ V1AC” on page 3-10).
The Amplifier test card provides the possibility to synchronize to various inputs.
CPC 100 filters the input signals, therefore, if mains is connected to, for
example, the V1 AC input, possible signal interferences and / or noise do not
affect the synchronization considerably. The ground wave of the input signal
serves as reference for the synchronization.
Table 13:
Output to input
synchronization
How long does the synchronization take?
Example for the 2kV AC output in Quick:
As explained on page 14 of this chapter, the 2kV AC output needs 1200ms to
ramp up to its full magnitude, and accordingly less for a smaller magnitude.
Total synchronization time = time to reach 5% of full magnitude + settling time.
• The output ramps linear, therefore reaches 5% of its full magnitude after 5%
of 1200ms = 60ms
• Then the 100ms settling time elapses
• Therefore, the entire synchronization lasts 60ms + 100ms = 160ms.
Test cards Quick,
Sequencer
Test card Amplifier
Frequency Range 48 ... 62Hz
Synchronization inputs V1AC
(automatic range switching)
V1AC, V2AC, IAC
(fixed to maximum range)
Input magnitude 10% of input range full scale
Output magnitude 5% of output range full scale
Settling time 100ms after 5% of
output magnitude is
reached
1000ms after 5% of
output magnitude is
reached
Signal changes All quantities must be
ramped within 20 signal
periods
No changes of
frequency and phase.
Magnitude changes
without limitation. Output
follows within 250ms.
Phase tolerance 0.5° within the limits as specified above