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ORTEC 567 User Manual

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Model 567
Time-to-Amplitude Converter
Single-Channel Analyzer
Operating and Service Manual
Printed in U.S.A. ORTEC Part No. 678930 0202
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Manual Revision B
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ORTEC 567 Specifications

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BrandORTEC
Model567
CategoryMedia Converter
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Warranty Information

Quality Control Procedures

Details ORTEC's quality control tests for instruments before shipment and record maintenance.

Repair Service Process

Outlines the procedure for returning instruments for repair, including contact and shipping requirements.

Damage in Transit Handling

Provides instructions for examining shipments for damage and notifying carriers and ORTEC.

Safety Instructions and Symbols

Hazard Level Definitions

Defines safety instruction levels: DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION based on potential harm.

Product Safety Symbols

Explains product symbols: ATTENTION (Refer to Manual) and DANGER (High Voltage).

Safety Warnings and Cleaning

Instrument Safety Warnings

Details specific warnings regarding dangerous voltages and improper usage.

Cleaning Instructions

Provides step-by-step guidance for cleaning the instrument exterior safely and effectively.

1. Description of Model 567

1.1. Purpose and Features

Describes the Model 567 Time-to-Amplitude Converter/Single-Channel Analyzer and its capabilities.

1.2. Operation Overview

Explains the basic operation of the time-to-stop conversion and SCA functions.

2. Specifications

2.1. Performance Metrics

Details technical performance specifications for the Time-to-Amplitude Converter and SCA.

2.2. Front Panel Controls

Lists and describes the function of each control on the front panel of the 567.

2.3. Rear Panel Controls

Describes the function of the controls located on the rear panel of the 567.

2.4. Input Signal Handling

Details the input signal requirements, polarity selection, and impedance for the 567.

2.5. Output Signal Characteristics

Describes the characteristics of the TAC and Valid Start/Conversion output signals.

2.6. Electrical and Mechanical Data

Provides power requirements, weight, and physical dimensions of the 567 module.

3. Installation Guide

3.1. General Installation Notes

Provides general guidelines for installing the 567 in a standard NIM bin.

3.2. Power Connection

Explains how to connect the 567 to a standard NIM bin power supply safely.

3.3. System Integration

Details how to connect the 567 into a larger system with other NIM modules.

3.4. Linear Output Signal Connections

Describes connections and terminating impedance for the TAC output signal.

3.5. Changing Input Polarities

Provides a procedure for changing input signal polarity via PWB jumpers.

4. Operating Instructions

4.1. Time-to-Amplitude Conversion

Explains how to set up and use the time-to-amplitude conversion features of the 567.

4.2. Single-Channel Analyzer Usage

Details how to operate the Single-Channel Analyzer (SCA) section of the 567.

5. Maintenance and Testing

5.1. Performance Testing Procedures

Outlines test procedures, equipment, and basic switch settings for verifying 567 performance.

Conversion Tests

Specific tests for verifying the time-to-amplitude conversion functionality.

Resolution Tests

Procedures for checking the time resolution of the 567 using specific test setups.

Count Rate Tests

Methods for testing the 567's ability to handle high external and internal count rates.

Differential Linearity Measurements

Tests for evaluating the differential linearity of the 567's conversion process.

Checking External Strobing Mode

Procedure to verify the operation of the 567 in external strobing mode.

Testing the Single-Channel Analyzer

Specific steps to test the functionality of the Single-Channel Analyzer (SCA) section.

5.2. Corrective Maintenance

Calibration Procedures

5.3. Factory Repair Service