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Manual - 8500A Series Peak Power Meter - Giga-tronics

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Testing and Calibration<br />

7. Set the Start Delay to the value in the column to the right of the 26.5 ns that was selected in Step<br />

6 above by moving the cursor to STRT DLY, entering the number (e.g. 0.0196 which is 0.0256<br />

minus 0.006), and then pressing [µs].<br />

8. Set the Pulse Delay on the Signal Generator so that the rising edge of the pulse on the PPM<br />

display crosses through the cursor at approximately the input pulse 50% point.<br />

9. Set the Delay Window for 12 ns by moving the cursor to DLY WIND, entering [12], and<br />

pressing [ns].<br />

10. Set the Reference <strong>Power</strong>. Move the cursor to the REF PWR line and press [UNITS].<br />

11. Adjust A5R30 (Vernier Delay) to its maximum ccw position.<br />

12. The display should look similar to Figure 5-5.<br />

Figure 5-5. Typical PPM Display with A5R30 at Max cw<br />

13. Adjust A5R30 ccw until the rise time of the displayed pulse is smooth (see Figure 5-6).<br />

14. Set the peak averaging number to 50 by pressing [MENU] (2) [F2] [50] [UNITS].<br />

15. The rising slope of the pulse must still look smooth. If not, readjust A5R30.<br />

16. Press [GRAPH].<br />

Figure 5-6. Typical PPM Display w/Smooth Rise Time<br />

<strong>Manual</strong> No. 20790, Rev C, November 1998 5-17<br />

Superceded by Revision D, March 2009

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