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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 />

4 Detector Input These channel A and B inputs (single input in the 8501A) will be hole cover plates<br />

unless Option 03 (Rear Panel Connection) has been ordered. With Option 03, the<br />

Detector Input and Calibrator will be relocated from the front to the rear panel. The<br />

Calibrator connection will be above the Serial/Code number label on the right side<br />

of the rear panel.<br />

5 GPIB Interface This is the interface connection for controlling the instrument through the GPIB<br />

(IEEE bus).<br />

6 FREQ Input This is the voltage-proportional-to-frequency (VpropF) input connection that<br />

receives the Frequency Reference or V/GHz (V α F) output signal from an external<br />

signal generator. This signal provides frequency information to the PPM for detector<br />

frequency response correction when required.<br />

7 TRIG Input -<br />

TTL<br />

This connection interfaces a TTL signal source to provide an external trigger when<br />

this mode of operation is selected.<br />

8 SYNC Output This output connection provides access to the sample pulse for synchronizing the<br />

PPM to an external counter.<br />

9 RF Blanking<br />

Output - TTL<br />

This output interfaces a blanking TTL signal to turn off the external RF power<br />

signal source when you want to autozero or calibrate the detectors. It is at a TTL<br />

high level during execution of these functions.<br />

10 Reset This control resets the PPM to its initial power-on condition without having to turn<br />

off the instrument.<br />

11 Volume Control This control adjusts the volume level of the audio tones generated by the PPM. The<br />

audio can be turned off with this control.<br />

2-6 <strong>Manual</strong> No. 20790, Rev C, November 1998<br />

Superceded by Revision D, March 2009

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