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

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<strong>Series</strong> <strong>8500A</strong> <strong>Peak</strong> <strong>Power</strong> <strong>Meter</strong>s<br />

D.3.2<br />

PROM PC Assembly<br />

Refer to Figure D-3<br />

The other PC board located in the detector housing contains the PROM and its associated driver. The<br />

fusible link PROM contains RF calibration data for the specific diodes used in the detector. This data<br />

includes the serial number, type, date and place of calibration, and frequency response correction<br />

information. The PROM is read four bits at a time by addressing it with the 12 bit counter, U1. The<br />

PROM cannot be erased. If the response data changes, the PROM must be removed and replaced with a<br />

new one. It must be programmed externally since the PPM by itself has no programming ability.<br />

However, <strong>Giga</strong>-<strong>tronics</strong> offers an optional PROM Programmer Accessory Kit, #16976, which works in<br />

conjunction with the PPM to reprogram the PROM.<br />

The thermistor RT1 measures the temperature of the diode mount to correct for the temperature<br />

dependence of the diodes in the detector.<br />

Figure D-3. PROM PC Assembly Schematic<br />

D-6 <strong>Manual</strong> No. 20790, Rev C, November 1998<br />

Superceded by Revision D, March 2009

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