Anritsu 681XXC
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Below you will find brief information for synthesized signal generator 681XXC. The 681XXC is a microprocessor-based, synthesized signal source with high resolution phase-lock capability. It generates both broad (full range) and narrow band sweeps and discrete CW frequencies across the frequency range of 10 MHz to 65 GHz. All functions of the signal generator are fully controllable locally from the front panel or remotely (except for power on/standby) via the IEEE-488 General Purpose Interface Bus (GPIB).
Key Features
High resolution phase-lock capability
Generates both broad and narrow band sweeps
Generates discrete CW frequencies
Fully controllable from the front panel
Remotely controllable via the IEEE-488 GPIB
Frequency range of 10 MHz to 65 GHz
Pages: 241 Anritsu 681XXC Operation manual
Brand: Anritsu Category: Power generators Size: 2 MB
Languages: English
Table of contents
- 1 Title Page
- 6 Table of Contents
- 12 Chapter 1 General Information
- 14 1-1 SCOPE OF MANUAL 1-3
- 14 1-2 INTRODUCTION 1-3
- 14 1-3 DESCRIPTION 1-3
- 16 1-4 IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 1-5
- 16 1-5 ELECTRONIC MANUAL 1-5
- 16 1-6 RELATED MANUALS 1-5
- 16 GPIB Programming Manual 1-5
- 16 SCPI Programming Manual 1-5
- 17 Maintenance Manual 1-6
- 17 1-7 OPTIONS 1-6
- 18 1-8 PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS 1-7
- 19 1-9 RECOMMENDED TEST EQUIPMENT 1-8
- 20 Chapter 2 Installation
- 22 2-1 INTRODUCTION 2-3
- 22 2-2 INITIAL INSPECTION 2-3
- 23 2-3 PREPARATION FOR USE 2-4
- 23 Power Requirements 2-4
- 23 Line Voltage Selection 2-4
- 23 Power Connection 2-4
- 24 Standby Operation 2-5
- 25 Warmup Time 2-6
- 25 Operating Environment 2-6
- 26 2-4 GPIB SETUP AND INTERCONNECTION 2-7
- 26 Interface Connector 2-7
- 26 Cable Length Restrictions 2-7
- 26 GPIB Interconnection 2-7
- 26 Setting the GPIB Address 2-7
- 28 Selecting the Line Terminator 2-9
- 28 Selecting the Interface Language 2-9
- 29 2-5 RACK MOUNTING KIT INSTALLATION 2-10
- 29 Preliminary 2-10
- 29 Procedure 2-10
- 32 2-6 PREPARATION FOR STORAGE/SHIPMENT 2-13
- 32 Preparation for Storage 2-13
- 32 Preparation for Shipment 2-13
- 34 Chapter 3 Local (Front Panel) Operation
- 38 3-1 INTRODUCTION 3-5
- 39 3-2 FRONT PANEL LAYOUT 3-6
- 39 Line Key 3-6
- 39 Data Display Area 3-6
- 40 Data Entry Area 3-7
- 40 RF Output Control Key 3-7
- 40 Connectors 3-7
- 41 3-3 DATA DISPLAY AREA 3-8
- 42 Menu Display Format 3-9
- 43 Menu Keys 3-10
- 45 3-4 DATA ENTRY AREA 3-12
- 47 3-5 INSTRUMENT START-UP 3-14
- 47 Powering Up the 681XXC 3-14
- 47 Start-Up Display 3-14
- 47 Standby Operation 3-14
- 48 Self-Testing the 681XXC 3-15
- 48 Resetting to Default Parameters 3-15
- 86 3-10 POWER LEVEL SWEEP OPERATION 3-53
- 86 Selecting CW Power Sweep Mode 3-53
- 87 Setting CW Power Sweep Step Size and Dwell Time 3-54
- 88 Selecting a CW Power Sweep Trigger 3-55
- 89 Selecting a Power Level Sweep Range 3-56
- 91 Selecting a Sweep Frequency/Step Power Mode 3-58
- 92 Setting Power Level Step Size 3-59
- 93 3-11 LEVELING OPERATIONS 3-60
- 93 Selecting a Leveling Mode 3-60
- 97 Attenuator Decoupling 3-64
- 98 ALC Power Slope 3-65
- 100 User Cal (User Level Flatness Correction) 3-67
- 106 3-12 SIGNAL MODULATION 3-73
- 106 Amplitude Modulation Operating Modes 3-73
- 106 Providing Amplitude Modulation 3-73
- 107 Frequency Modulation Operating Modes 3-74
- 108 Providing Frequency Modulation 3-75
- 110 Square Wave Modulation Operating Modes 3-77
- 110 Providing Square Wave Modulation 3-77
- 113 3-13 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 3-80
- 114 Configuring the Front Panel 3-81
- 115 Configuring the Rear Panel 3-82
- 116 Configuring the RF 3-83
- 118 Configuring the GPIB 3-85
- 121 Setting Increment Sizes 3-88
- 122 3-14 SAVING/RECALLING INSTRUMENT SETUPS 3-89
- 122 Saving Setups 3-89
- 122 Recalling Setups 3-89
- 123 Erasing Stored Setups 3-90
- 124 3-15 SECURE OPERATION 3-91
- 125 3-16 REFERENCE OSCILLATOR CALIBRATION 3-92
- 127 Chapter 4 Local Operation--Menu Maps
- 129 4-1 INTRODUCTION 4-3
- 129 4-2 MENU MAP DESCRIPTION 4-3
- 145 Chapter 5 Operation Verification
- 147 5-1 INTRODUCTION 5-3
- 147 5-2 TEST EQUIPMENT 5-3
- 147 5-3 TEST RECORDS 5-3
- 148 5-4 INITIAL 681XXC CHECKOUT 5-4
- 148 Power Up 5-4
- 148 Self Test 5-4
- 148 Resetting the 681XXC 5-4
- 148 Warmup Time 5-4
- 149 5-5 CW FREQUENCY ACCURACY TEST 5-5
- 149 Test Setup 5-5
- 150 Test Procedure 5-6
- 157 5-6 POWER LEVEL ACCURACY AND FLATNESS TESTS 5-13
- 157 Test Setup 5-13
- 158 Power Level Accuracy Test Procedure 5-14
- 159 Power Level Flatness Test Procedure 5-15
- 190 Chapter 6 Operator Maintenance
- 192 6-1 INTRODUCTION 6-3
- 192 6-2 ERROR AND WARNING/STATUS MESSAGES 6-3
- 192 Self-Test Error Messages 6-3
- 197 Normal Operation Error and Warning/ Status Messages 6-8
- 199 6-3 TROUBLESHOOTING 6-10
- 202 6-4 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE 6-13
- 202 Cleaning the Fan Filter 6-13
- 202 Cleaning the Data Display 6-13
- 203 Replacing the Line Fuse 6-14
- 205 Chapter 7 Use With Other Instruments
- 207 7-1 INTRODUCTION 7-3
- 208 7-2 MASTER-SLAVE OPERATION 7-4
- 208 Connecting the Instruments 7-4
- 209 Initiating Master-Slave Operation 7-5
- 211 Master-Slave Operation 7-7
- 211 Master-Slave Operation in VNA Mode 7-7
- 213 Terminating Master-Slave Operation 7-9
- 214 7-3 USE WITH A 56100A SCALAR NETWORK ANALYZER 7-10
- 214 Connecting the 681XXC to the 56100A 7-10
- 215 7-4 USE WITH A 360B VECTOR NETWORK ANALYZER 7-11
- 215 Connecting the 681XXC to the 360B 7-11
- 216 Modes of Operation 7-12
- 216 Source Lock Mode 7-12
- 218 Tracking Mode 7-14
- 220 7-5 USE WITH A HP8757D SCALAR NETWORK ANALYZER 7-16
- 220 Connecting the 681XXC to the HP8757D 7-16
- 221 Setting Up the 681XXC 7-17
- 224 Appendix A Rear Panel Connectors
- 224 A-1 INTRODUCTION A-1
- 224 A-2 REAR PANEL CONNECTORS A-1
- 224 A-3 CONNECTOR PINOUT DIAGRAMS A-1
- 230 Appendix B Performance Specifications
- 239 Subject Index
- 239 Number
- 1 681XXC
- 39 Front Panel Layout, 3-6
- 14 General Description, 1-3
- 16 Manual, Electronic, 1-5
- 16 Manuals, Related, 1-5
- 15 Models, List of, 1-4
- 17 Options, List of, 1-6
- 230 Performance Specifications, B-1
- 225 Rear Panel Layout, A-2
- 239 A
- 93 ALC, 3-60
- 1 AM Mode
- 1 Analog Sweep Frequency Mode
- 239 C
- 125 Calibration, Reference Oscillator, 3-92
- 1 Connectors
- 40 Front Panel, 3-7
- 224 Rear Panel, A-1
- 1 CW Frequency Accuracy Test
- 150 Test Procedure, 5-6
- 151 Test Records, 5-7 - 5-12
- 149 Test Setup, 5-5
- 1 CW Frequency Mode
- 132 Menu Map, 4-6
- 1 CW Power Sweep Mode
- 138 Menu Map, 4-12
- 89 Selecting a Sweep Range, 3-56
- 88 Selecting a Sweep Trigger, 3-55
- 86 Selecting CW Power Sweep Mode, 3-53
- 90 Selecting Linear or Logarithmic Sweep, 3-57
- 87 Setting Dwell Time, 3-54
- 87 Setting Step Size, 3-54
- 239 D
- 1 Data Display
- 41 Description, 3-8
- 42 Menu Display Format, 3-9
- 43 Menu Keys, 3-10
- 1 Data Entry Area
- 45 Description, 3-12
- 49 Default Parameters, 3-16
- 239 E
- 1 Entering Data
- 121 Setting Increment Sizes, 3-88
- 1 Error Messages
- 197 Operation Related, 6-8
- 192 Self Test, 6-3 - 6-7
- 239 F
- 1 Fixed Power Level Mode
- 137 Menu Map, 4-11
- 1 FM Mode
- 107 Operating Modes, 3-74
- 108 Providing FM, 3-75
- 114 Frequency Scaling, 3-81
- 1 Front Panel
- 40 Connectors, 3-7
- 39 Data Display Area, 3-6, 3-8
- 40 Data Entry Area, 3-7, 3-12
- 39 Description, 3-6
- 39 Layout, 3-6
- 239 G
- 14 General Description, 1-3
- 1 General Purpose Interface Bus (GPIB)
- 26 Address, 2-7
- 26 Cable Length Restrictions, 2-7
- 26 Interface Connector, 2-7
- 28 Line Terminator, 2-9
- 28 Native Interface Language, 2-9
- 28 SCPI Interface Language, 2-9
- 26 Setup and Interconnection, 2-7
- 239 I
- 16 Identification Number, 1-5
- 22 Initial Inspection, 2-3
- 240 L
- 1 Leveling Operations
- 98 ALC Power Slope, 3-65
- 97 Attenuator Decoupling, 3-64
- 94 External Leveling, 3-61
- 96 Fixed Gain, 3-63
- 94 Internal Leveling, 3-61
- 140 Menu Map, 4-14
- 93 Selecting a Leveling Mode, 3-60
- 100 User Cal (User Level Flatness Correction), 3-67
- 1 List Sweep Frequency Mode
- 136 Menu Map, 4-10
- 240 M
- 1 Maintenance, Routine
- 202 Display Cleaning, 6-13
- 202 Fan Filter Cleaning, 6-13
- 203 Line Fuse Replacement, 6-14
- 1 Manual Sweep Frequency Mode
- 135 Menu Map, 4-9
- 16 Manual, Electronic, 1-5
- 16 Manual, GPIB Programming, 1-5
- 17 Manual, Maintenance, 1-6
- 16 Manual, SCPI Programming, 1-5
- 208 Master-Slave Operation, 7-4
- 1 Menu Maps
- 141 AM Mode, 4-15
- 133 Analog Sweep Frequency Mode, 4-7
- 132 CW Frequency Mode, 4-6
- 137 CW Power Sweep Mode, 4-12
- 129 Fixed Power Level Mode, 4-11
- 142 FM Mode, 4-16
- 140 Leveling Modes, 4-14
- 136 List Sweep Frequency Mode, 4-10
- 135 Manual Sweep Frequency Mode, 4-9
- 131 Sample Menu Map, 4-5
- 143 Square Wave Modulation Mode, 4-17
- 134 Step Sweep Frequency Mode, 4-8
- 139 Sweep Frequency/Step Power Mode, 4-13
- 144 System Configuration, 4-18
- 1 Messages
- 192 Error, 6-3 - 6-8
- 198 Status, 6-9
- 198 Warning, 6-9
- 15 Models, List of, 1-4
- 1 Modulation Modes
- 240 O
- 25 Operating Environment, 2-6
- 147 Operational Verification Tests, 5-3
- 1 Operator Maintenance
- 192 Error and Warning/Status Messages, 6-3
- 202 Routine Maintenance, 6-13
- 199 Troubleshooting, 6-10
- 17 Options, List of, 1-6
- 240 P
- 18 Performance Specifications, 1-7, B-1
- 1 Power Level Accuracy and Flatness Tests
- 158 Accuracy Test Procedure, 5-14
- 159 Flatness Test Procedure, 5-15
- 163 Test Records, 5-19 - 5-45
- 157 Test Setup, 5-13
- 1 Power Level Control
- 90 Selecting a Preset Sweep Range, 3-57
- 90 Setting a Preset Sweep Range, 3-57
- 1 Power Level Modes
- 86 CW Power Sweep Mode, 3-53
- 86 Sweep Frequency/Step Power Mode, 3-53
- 23 Power Requirements, 2-4
- 32 Preparation for Storage/Shipment, 2-13
- 23 Preparation for Use, 2-4
- 23 Line Voltage Selection, 2-4
- 25 Operating Environment, 2-6
- 23 Power Requirements, 2-4
- 24 Standby Operation, 2-5
- 25 Warmup Time, 2-6
- 240 R
- 224 Rear Panel Connectors, A-1
- 19 Recommended Test Equipment, 1-8
- 125 Reference Oscillator Calibration, 3-92
- 240 S
- 122 Saving/Recalling Instrument Setups, 3-89
- 14 Scope of Manual, 1-3
- 124 Secure Operation, 3-91
- 1 Self Test
- 192 Error Messages, 6-3 - 6-7
- 48 From System Menu, 3-15
- 230 Specifications, Performance, B-1
- 1 Square Wave Modulation Mode
- 143 Menu Map, 4-17
- 110 Operating Modes, 3-77
- 110 Providing Square Wave Modulation, 3-77
- 216 SS Mode Operation, 7-12
- 47 Start Up, 3-14
- 47 Start-Up Display, 3-14
- 1 Step Sweep Frequency Mode
- 134 Menu Map, 4-8
- 1 Sweep Frequency/Step Power Mode
- 139 Menu Map, 4-13
- 91 Selecting a Sweep Frequency/Step Power Mode, 3-58
- 89 Selecting a Sweep Range, 3-56
- 90 Selecting Linear or Logarithmic Sweep, 3-57
- 92 Setting Step Size, 3-59
- 1 System Configuration
- 114 Configuring the Front Panel, 3-81
- 118 Configuring the GPIB, 3-85
- 115 Configuring the Rear Panel, 3-82
- 116 Configuring the RF, 3-83
- 114 Frequency Scaling, 3-81
- 144 Menu Map, 4-18
- 121 Setting Increment Sizes, 3-88
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Frequently Answers and Questions
What is the frequency range of the 681XXC?
The 681XXC has a frequency range of 10 MHz to 65 GHz.
How can I control the 681XXC remotely?
The 681XXC can be remotely controlled via the IEEE-488 General Purpose Interface Bus (GPIB).
What types of signals can the 681XXC generate?
The 681XXC can generate both broad and narrow band sweeps and discrete CW frequencies.
What are the power requirements for the 681XXC?
The 681XXC accepts 90 to 132 Vac and 180 to 264 Vac, 48 to 440 Hz, single-phase power. Power consumption is 400 VA maximum.
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