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Wavetek 3000 - Operation Check Procedure; Option 3 Maintenance

Wavetek 3000
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OPTION
-3
OPERATION
CHECK
KI
Figure
moving
the
externalRF
signal
from
the
instrument
.
Thenegative
output
from
ICI
also
turns
off Q2,
thus
removing
the
short
on pin
7
of
timer
IC2
.
This
allows
the
timer
to
operate
as
an
astable
oscillator
.
The
output,
pin
3
of
IC2,
then
varies
between
0
and
7
volts
.
This
causes
Q3,
the
LED
driver,
to
supply
current
inter-
mittently
to
the
front-panel
UNLEVELED
light,
causing
it to
flash
.
After
the
RF
overload
is
removed,
IC1
can
be unlatchedby
momentarily
removing
AC power
to
the
instrument
.
The
following procedure
is
recommended
to
insure
properoperation
of
the
pro-
tection
device
.
The
top
cover
must
be
removed
from
the
instrument
.
With
the
instrument
operatingnormally
in theCW
mode,
set the
outputlevel
to
+5
dBm
.
Connect
a
50
ohm detector
to
the
output
of
the
signal
generator
.
The
DC
output
of
the
detector
should
be
mon-
itored
on a
suitable
oscilloscope
.
Set
the
output
frequency
to
100
MHz
.
The
circuitry
in
the
M35-1
is
checked
by
pushing
the
momentary
switch
located
on
top
of
the
module
.
This
switch
lowers
the
trip
level
of
the
module
.
While
holdingdown
the
switch
slowly
increase
the
output
of
the
unit
using
8/3-1
.
Block
Diagram
the
VERNIERuntil
the
M35-1
trips
.
This
causes
the
circuit
breaker
to
open
and latch, the
UNLEVELED
light
to
flash,
and the
detected
output
displayed
on
the
oscilloscope
to
go
to
zero
.
The
circuitbreaker
can
then
be
reset
by
momentarily
turning
the
AC
POWER
switch
off
.
The M35-1
should
have
tripped
at
+7
.5
dBm
_+1
dB
.
Perform
the
same test
at
500MHz
.
It
should
then trip
at an
output
level
of
+10
.5
dBm
+2 dB
.
The
above
procedure,
while
not
a
complete
performance
check,
is
considered
adequate
for
mostapplications
.
Additional
tests
can
be
performed
as
desired
.
For
example,
insertion
loss
and VSWRcan
be
checked
in
the
same
manner
as
any
passive
device
.
Also,
if
available,
a
highpowerRF
sig-
nal
source,
set
for
an
output
of
slightly
over
.7
W
can
be
used
to
verify
circuit
breaker
operation
.
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The
only
maintenance
for
the
RF
circuit
breaker
is
periodic
testing
to
insure
its
operation
.
If a
malfunction
occurs,
a
trouble
can
be
localized
and
repaired
with
the aid
of
the
theory
of
operation
and the
schematic
.
If
the
problem
is
a
defective
monitor
diode,
care
should
be
observed
to
keep lead
length
and
posi-
tion
the
same
as
the
original
diode
.
Option
3
canbe
factory
or
field
in-
stalled
.
The
following
procedure
should
be
followed
for
field
installation
.

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