Getting Started with Your 2700 Series Instrument

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D/A Generated Analog Signals Chapter 6: Specifications Squarewave Frequency Range 20 Hz–20.0 kHz. Rise Time Typically 2.0 µs. Noise Signal Pseudo-random white Getting Started with Your 2700 Series Instrument 57
Chapter 6: Specifications Analog Analyzer Analog Analyzer All 2700 series configurations except SYS-2720 contain an input module with two independent auto-ranging input stages, each having its own level (rms) and frequency meters; a phase meter; plus a single channel multi-function analyzer module providing additional signal processing and gain stages. Standard analog analyzer functions include amplitude and noise (both wideband and selective), THD+N, and crosstalk. The SYS-2712 and SYS-2722 configurations add dual-channel A/D converters for FFT and other special forms of analysis. Option “IMD” adds inter-modulation distortion measurement capability. Option “W&F” adds wow & flutter measurement capability. Unless otherwise noted, all specifications assume dc coupling, rms detection, and auto-ranging operation. Analog Input Characteristics Input Ranges 40 mV–160 V in 6.02 dB steps. Maximum Rated Input 230 Vpk, 160 Vrms (dc to 20 kHz), overload protected in all ranges. Input Impedance Balanced 200 k / 95 pF (differential). Unbalanced 100 k / 185 pF. Terminations Selectable 600 or 300 , each 1%, 1 Watt [+30 dBm] maximum power. CMRR 9 40 mV–2.5 V ranges 80 dB, 10 Hz–20 kHz. 5 V and 10 V ranges 65 dB, 10 Hz–20 kHz. 20 V–160 V ranges 50 dB, 10 Hz–1 kHz. Input Related Crosstalk 10 Hz–20 kHz –140 dB or 1 µV, whichever is greater. 20 kHz–100 kHz –126 dB or 2.5 µV, whichever is greater. Level Meter Related Measurement Range Resolution (full scale) 5 mV–160 V for specified accuracy and flatness, usable to
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