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Fluke 6100B User Manual

Fluke 6100B User Manual (218 pages)

Electrical Power Standards

Brand: Fluke | Category: Test Equipment | Size: 1.93 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Introduction

17
Installation

43
- Chapter 2
  
  45
  - Introduction
    45
  - Unpack and Inspection
    45
  - To Reship the Instrument
    45
  - Placement
    45
  - Cooling Considerations
    45
  - Line Voltage
    46
  - Connect to Line Power
    46
  - Connect Auxiliary Units
    47
  - Allocation of Phases
    48
  - Connection and Power-Up Sequence
    48
Features

49
- Chapter 3
  
  51
  - Introduction
    51
  - Front-Panel Features
    51
  - The Main User Interface Areas
    54
  - Data Entry from the Front Panel
    55
  - Direct/Indirect Mode
    56
  - Using an External Keyboard and Mouse
    56
  - Sample Reference Signal and F10
    57
  - Set up Exercise
    57
  - Switch to the Current Output
    58
  - Enable the Current Channel
    58
  - The Current Channel Is Enabled but Not Operating
    59
  - Set up the L1 Current Channel
    59
  - Over-Compliance Warning Message
    60
  - Turn the Output off
    61
  - Two-Wire / Four-Wire Voltage Settings
    61
  - Four-Wire Sense
    62
  - Two-Wire / Four-Wire Configuration Settings
    62
  - Rear-Panel Features
    64
Front-Panel Operation

67
- Chapter 4
  
  69
  - Introduction
    69
  - Power up
    69
  - Warm up
    69
  - Basic Setup Procedures
    70
  - Global Settings
    71
  - Frequency
    71
  - Line Locking
    71
  - Harmonic Edit Mode
    71
  - Reactive Calculations
    72
  - Soft Start
    73
  - Units and Standards
    73
  - Front-Panel Terminals
    74
  - Rear-Panel Output Settings
    75
  - More Settings
    76
  - Voltage from Current Transfer Factors
    76
  - Save Setup and Load Setup Softkeys
    76
  - Set Date and Time
    77
  - GPIB Settings
    77
  - Set Factory Defaults
    77
  - About
    77
  - Edit Mode
    77
  - Direct Mode
    77
  - Deferred Mode
    77
  - Changes that Are Not Deferred
    77
  - Setting up Voltage and Current Waveforms
    78
  - Harmonics, DC and Sine
    79
  - Definition
    79
  - Access to Edit Harmonics
    79
  - 6100B Capability
    79
  - Sine/Harmonic Mode
    79
  - Setting up Harmonics and DC
    81
  - Grid Edit Mode
    82
  - Interharmonics
    83
  - Definition
    83
  - Access to Edit Interharmonics
    84
  - 6100B Capability
    84
  - Setting up Interharmonics
    84
  - Fluctuating Harmonics
    84
  - Definition
    85
  - Access to Fluctuating Harmonics
    85
  - 6100B Capability
    85
  - Setting up Fluctuating Harmonics
    85
  - Dips and Swells
    86
  - Definition
    86
  - Access to Dips and Swells
    86
  - 6100B Capability
    87
  - Setting up Dips/Swells
    87
  - Flicker
    89
  - Definition
    89
  - Access to Flicker
    89
  - 6100B Capability
    90
  - Setting up Basic Flicker
    90
  - Setting up Flicker Extended Functions
    91
  - Periodic Frequency Changes
    92
  - Distorted Voltage with Multiple Zero Crossings
    93
  - Harmonics with Side Bands
    94
  - Phase Jumps
    94
  - Rectangular Voltage Changes with 20 % Duty Cycle
    95
  - Copy and Paste
    96
  - Copy
    96
  - Paste
    96
  - The Energy Option
    96
  - Overview of Functionality
    96
  - Principle of Operation
    96
  - Limitations
    97
  - Preparing to Use the Energy Option
    97
  - Input Channel Configuration and Meter Constants
    99
  - Connect MUT and Reference Meters
    99
  - Type of Energy
    100
  - Internal Pull-Ups
    100
  - Energy Pulse Output Meter Constant and Pull up
    100
  - Conduct the Test
    100
  - Test Modes
    100
  - Free Run Mode
    101
  - Counted/Timed Mode
    101
  - Gated Mode
    102
  - Packet Mode
    103
  - Remote Operation of the Energy Option
    104
Remote Operation

105
- Chapter 5
  
  109
  - Introduction
    109
  - Using the IEEE-488 Port for Remote Control
    109
  - Programming Options
    109
  - Capability Codes
    109
  - Bus Addresses
    110
  - Limited Access
    111
  - Interconnections
    111
  - Operation Via the IEEE 488 Interface
    111
  - General
    111
  - Operating Conditions
    111
  - Programmed Transfer to Local Control (GTL or REN False)
    112
  - Device Clear
    112
  - Levels of Reset
    112
  - Message Exchange
    113
  - IEEE 488.2 Model
    113
  - Instrument STATUS Subsystem
    113
  - Incoming Commands and Queries
    114
  - Instrument Functions and Facilities
    114
  - Outgoing Responses
    114
  - Query Error
    114
  - Request Service (RQS)
    115
  - Reasons for Requesting Service
    115
  - RQS in the IEEE 488.2 Model
    115
  - Retrieval of Device Status Information
    115
  - IEEE 488 and SCPI Standard Defined Features
    116
  - Status Summary Information and SRQ
    116
  - Event Register Conditions
    117
  - Access Via the Application Program
    117
  - Instrument Status Reporting IEEE 488.2 Basics
    117
  - IEEE 488.2 Model
    117
  - Instrument Model Structure
    118
  - Status Byte Register
    118
  - Reading the Status Byte Register
    118
  - Service Request Enable Register
    118
  - Reading the Service Request Enable Register
    119
  - IEEE 488.2 Defined Event Status Register
    119
  - Standard Event Status Enable Register
    120
  - Reading the Standard Event Enable Register
    121
  - The Error Queue
    121
  - Instrument Status Reporting - SCPI Elements
    121
  - General
    121
  - SCPI Status Registers
    121
  - Reportable SCPI States
    122
  - SCPI Programming Language
    122
  - SCPI Commands and Syntax
    123
  - SCPI Command Summary
    123
  - Energy Command Summary
    130
  - Calibration Subsystem Command Details
    131
  - Output Subsystem Command Details
    133
  - Input Subsystem Command Details
    135
  - Source Subsystem Command Details
    135
  - General Commands
    135
  - Power Values
    136
  - Voltage Setup
    138
  - DC and Harmonics Phenomenon
    139
  - Fluctuating Harmonics Phenomenon
    141
  - Interharmonics Phenomenon
    142
  - Dip Phenomenon
    142
  - Flicker Phenomenon
    143
  - Extended Flicker Sub-System
    144
  - Extended Flicker State
    145
  - Configure Signal
    145
  - Select Sideband Harmonic
    145
  - Select Phase Jump Angle
    145
  - Select Phase Jump Settle Period
    145
  - Report Phase Jump Stage
    146
  - Report Phase Jump Elapsed Time
    146
  - Current Setup
    146
  - Harmonics Phenomenon
    148
  - Fluctuating Harmonics Phenomenon
    149
  - Interharmonics Phenomenon
    150
  - Dip Phenomenon
    151
  - Flicker Phenomenon
    152
  - Status Subsystem Command Details
    153
  - System Subsystem Command Details
    155
  - Unit Subsystem Command Details
    156
  - Remote Operation of the Energy Option
    157
  - SCPI Command Set
    157
  - Operating Mode
    157
  - Energy Maintain Voltage
    157
  - Energy Units
    158
  - Result Presentation
    158
  - Results
    158
  - Output Gating
    159
  - Input Gating
    159
  - Warm-Up Sequence Tree
    160
  - Warm-Up Duration
    160
  - Warm-Up Pulse Source
    160
  - Test Sequence Tree
    161
  - Test Duration
    161
  - Test Pulse Source
    161
  - Energy: Abort
    162
  - MUT Tree
    162
  - MUT Meter Constant
    162
  - MUT Meter Constant Units
    162
  - Input Debounce
    163
  - MUT Source
    163
  - MUT Pull-Up
    163
  - Reference Tree
    163
  - Reference Meter Constant
    163
  - Reference Meter Constant Units
    163
  - Reference Source
    164
  - Reference Pull-Up
    164
  - Output Tree
    164
  - Output Meter Constant
    164
  - Output Meter Constant Units
    165
  - Output Pull-Up
    165
  - Common Commands and Queries
    165
  - Clear Status
    165
  - Event Status Enable
    165
  - Recall Event Status Enable
    166
  - Read Event Status Register
    166
  - IDN? (Instrument Identification)
    167
  - Operation Complete
    167
  - Recall the Instrument Hardware Fitment
    168
  - Power-On Status Clear
    169
  - Recall Power on Status Clear Flag
    169
  - Reset
    170
  - Service Request Enable
    170
  - Recall Service Request Enable
    171
  - Read Service Request Register
    171
  - Test Operations - Full Selftest
    172
  - Wait
    172
  - Device Settings after *RST
    173
  - Device Settings at POWER on
    174
  - General
    174
  - Power-On Settings Related to Common IEEE 488.2 Commands
    174
  - RST Settings Related to Common IEEE 488.2 Commands
    175
  - RST Settings Related to SCPI Commands
    176
  - Energy Option Action on Receiving *RST
    180
  - Worked Examples
    181
  - Worked Examples
    185
Operator Maintenance

187
- Chapter 6
  
  189
  - Introduction
    189
  - Confidence Test
    189
  - Setting up and Running the Confidence Test
    189
  - Changing the User Password
    190
  - Accessing the Fuse
    190
  - How to Clean the Instrument
    191
  - How to Clean the Air Filter
    191
  - Lithium Battery Replacement
    193
Calibration

195
Chapter 7

197
- Introduction
  197
- Calibration Methods
  197
- Full Calibration Verification and Adjustment
  197
- Confidence Check
  197
- Partial Adjustment
  197
- Confidence Check of a Poly-Phase System
  197
- Best Calibration Accuracy
  198
- Amplitude Measurements
  198
- Phase Measurement
  198
- The Effect of Phase Uncertainty on Power Accuracy
  199
- Calibration Uncertainties for Full Accuracy
  200
- Required Equipment
  200
- Overview of 6100B Signal Generation
  201
- Independence of 6100B and 6101B
  201
- The Fluke Service Center Calibration System
  203
- Characteristics of the Calibration System
  206
- Transducers
  206
- DMM Amplitude Error Contributions
  206
- DMM Amplitude Phase Contributions
  207
- Voltage to Voltage Phase Uncertainty
  207
- Current to Voltage Phase Uncertainty
  207
- Overview of Adjustment
  207
- Calibration Adjustment Process
  208
- Entering Calibration Mode
  208
- Select Instrument Configuration
  208
- Determine the 6100B Error
  209
- Initiate the Adjustment
  209
- Return Calibration Switch to Normal
  209
- Verification
  210
- Calibration Adjustment Points
  210
- Energy Option Calibration
  213
- Using Direct Measurement with a Frequency Meter
  213
- Using an External Reference Frequency
  214

Fluke 6100B Manual

Fluke 6100B Manual (56 pages)

Brand: Fluke | Category: Test Equipment | Size: 5.03 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
2
Electrical Calibration
4
DC/LF Electrical Calibrators
7
Specialty Calibrators
8
Oscilloscope Calibrators
9
Precision Multimeters
9
Electrical Standards
10
RF References
12
Temperature Calibration
13
Standard Platinum Resistance Thermometers
20
Fixed-Point Cells
20
Cell Maintenance Apparatus
21
Thermometer Readouts
22
Reference Prts
23
Thermocouples
23
Thermistors
23
Compact Calibration Baths
24
Standard Calibration Baths
24
Special Application Baths
25
Bath Controllers
25
Metrology Wells
25
Field Metrology Wells
25
Dual-Block Dry-Well
26
Field Dry-Well Calibrators
26
Micro-Baths
26
Portable Calbration Baths
26
Handheld Calibrators
26
Infrared Calibrators
27
Zero-Point Dry-Well
27
Surface Probe Calibrator
27
Thermocouple Furnaces
27
Humidity Calibration
28
Humidity Calibrators
29
Pressure Calibration
30
Gas Pressure Controllers/Calibrators
34
Series Piston Gauges
34
High Pressure Controllers/Calibrators
35
Reference Pressure Indicators
35
2400 Series Piston Gauges
36
Specialty Piston Gauges
37
Manual Pressure Generation and Control
37
Industrial Deadweight Testers
38
Pressure Comparators
38
Pressure Calibrators
39
Air Data Calibration
40
Pressure Calibration Systems
40
Gas Flow Calibration
41
Gas Flow Standards
42
Calibration Software
43
Electrical and RF Calibration Software
45
Calibration Asset Management Software
45
Software Support Programs
45
Temperature Calibration Software
46
Pressure/Flow Calibration Software
47
Data Acquisition
48
2638A Hydra Series III Data Acquisition System
49
Fluke DAQ 6.0 Application Software
49
Service Programs
52
Training
53

Fluke 6100B Getting Started

Fluke 6100B Getting Started (34 pages)

Electrical Power Quality

Brand: Fluke | Category: Test Equipment | Size: 0.63 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Introduction
9
Contacting Fluke
10
General Safety Summary
10
- Explanation of Safety-Related Symbols and Terms
  11
- Protective Earth (Grounding)
  11
- Power Cord and Power Supply Disconnection
  11
- Signal Connection
  12
- Safe Operating Conditions
  12
- Fuse Requirements
  13
- Measurement Category I
  13
- Maintenance and Repair
  13
- Cleaning
  13
- Ventilation and Dust
  13
Features
14
General Specifications
14
- Input Power
  14
- Dimensions
  14
- Environment
  15
- Safety
  15
- Emc
  15
Unpacking and Inspection
15
Reshipping the Instrument
15
Placement and Rack Mounting
15
Cooling Considerations
16
Line Voltage
16
Connecting to Line Power
16
Connecting Auxiliary Units
17
Allocation of Phases
18
Connection and Power-Up Sequence
18
Front-Panel Features
19
The Main User Interface Areas
22
6100B Set up Exercise
25
Two-Wire / Four-Wire Voltage Settings
29
- Four-Wire Sense
  30
- Two-Wire / Four-Wire Configuration Settings
  30
Rear-Panel Features
32

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