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1.                16   2 2 6 Capacitance Measurement                                                    16   2 2 7 Inductance                                            1                                                                                                                                                                                                    16   3  JOP ERATION MODE                                                   17  3 1 REMOTE MODE COMMAND SYNTAX                                                       20        REMOTE MODE COMMANDS                                     pda pd d E aet da p ee E ERR      20   A  APPLICATION A  sessanta sad a       d Maeva d NoD       26  4T TESTEEADS CONNECTION 5                                                                                                                                             26  42 OPEN SHORT COMPENSATION                                                       28  4 3 SELECTING THE SERIES OR PARALLEL                          29   5   LMITED THREE YEAR WARRANTY                                       31  b  GSAREDY PREGAUTIDON e                                                         eal ta dva a 33    1  Introduction  1 1 General           B amp K Precision Corp  889B Synthesized In Circuit LCR ESR Meter is a high accuracy test instrument used  for measuring inductors  capacitors and resistors with a basic accuracy of 0 1   Also  with the built in functions of  DC AC Voltage Current measurements and Diode
2.      Effect Of High D on Accuracy A low D  Dissipation Factor  reading is desirable  Electrolytic capacitors  inherently have a higher dissipation factor due to their normally high internal leakage characteristics  If the D   Dissipation Factor  is excessive  the capacitance measurement accuracy may be degraded     12    It is best to check with the component manufacturers    data sheet to determine the desirable D value of a good  component     Measuring Capacitance of Cables  Switches or Other Parts Measuring the capacitance of coaxial cables is  very useful in determining the actual length of the cable  Most manufacturer specifications list the amount of  capacitance per foot of cable and therefore the length of the cable can be determined by measuring the  capacitance of that cable     For example  A manufacturers  specification calls out a certain cable  to have a capacitance of 10 pF per foot   After measuring the cable  a capacitance reading of 1 000nF is displayed  Dividing 1000pF  1 000 nF  by 10 pF  per foot yields the length of the cable to be approximately 100 feet     Even if the manufacturers  specification is not known  the capacitance of a measured length of cable  such as 10  feet  can be used to determine the capacitance per foot  Do not use too short length such as one foot  because  any error becomes magnified in the total length calculations     Sometimes  the affecting stray capacitance of switches  interconnect cables  circuit board foils  or other part
3.    100  1 1   0 1  Zx  10M 1M 100K   10K 1K 100  Q   Q    Q   Q   Q                      Freq   100Hz  1 046    0 523    0 261    0 105    0 105    0 105    0 261    0 523  120Hz 9 o  1KHz  10KHz  2 615   1 046  9  100KHz NA    2 615    1 046   40 409    0 209    0 409    1 046    2 615  200KHz  e                                        Z Accuracy     As shown in table 1     C Accuracy            2  2              Cae   Ae of C   f   Test Frequency  Hz    Cx    Measured Capacitance Value  F     Zx    Measured Impedance Value        Accuracy applies when Dx  measured D value   lt  0 1    When       gt  0 1  multiply Cae by V1   Dx    Example    Test Condition   Frequency   1KHz  Level   1Vrms  DUT     100nF   Then   1  Z                  2             1      15900       2 7  109  100 107   Refer to the accuracy table  get         0 1   L Accuracy     Iz   2 a  f  Lx    Lae   Ae of L  f   Test Frequency  Hz   Lx   Measured Inductance Value          Zx    Measured Impedance Value       Accuracy applies when Dx  measured D value   lt  0 1    When Dx  gt  0 1  multiply Lae by V1   Dx     Example    Test Condition   Frequency  1KHz  Level  1Vrms  DUT   dmH   Then     Zx  2 a f  Lx   2  7m  10    107     6 2830    Refer to the accuracy table  get Lae    0 5     ESR Accuracy     A 1  E Xx 22m  f  Lx     ESR   2       100 2 a f  Cx              ESRae        of ESR   f   Test Frequency  Hz    Xx   Measured Reactance Value        Lx   Measured Inductance Value  H    Cx   Measured Capacit
4.   10 DEG   11 ESR   Bit 16   Bit 13   0000 RH nH Reserved  0001 RH uH RH mV  mA  0010 RH mH RH V  A  0011 RH H Reserved  0100 RH pF   0101 RH nF   0110 RH uF   0111 RH mF   1000 RH F   1001 RH Ohm   1010 RH K Ohm   1011 RH M Ohm   1100 Reserved                                                                                     1101   1110   1111 Auto Ranging Auto Ranging  Bit 17   0 Short Cal Short Cal  1 Open Cal Reserved  Bit 21     Bit 18 Measurement Modes  0000 Reserved   0001 LCR   0010 DCV   0011 ACV   0100 Diode   0101 Continuity   0110 DCA   0111 ACA   Others Reserved   Bit 23     Bit 22 Reserved   00   01   10   11                For example  if LCR function  Cp with D measurement mode is selected in Auto ranging with Relative and  Open Short Calibration are turned off and test signal is 1 Vrms in 1 KHz  then the command is as following     MOD 000001111110001011010010    The results of the measurement that will be sent from the 889B to a remote PC will be packed in either  7 byte or 11 byte format     When dual data  such as Cp with D  will be sent  the data is packed in 11 byte format shown as following   Lead code    02  Lead code2   09       Data code 8 byte long  two 32 bit floating point number format  the first 4 byte is the main reading  Cp   and the second 4 byte is the secondary reading  D   Checksum    02 09 data_code   amp  amp  OxOOFF   02   09   M BO   M B1   M B2   M B3   S BO   S B1   S B2   S B3   CS                                           where M 
5.   159 1H 15 91H 1 591H   159 1mH   15 91mH   159 1uH                   iKHz   1 591KH   159 1H 15 91H 1 591H   159 1mH   15 91mH   159 1uH   15 91uH  29   1   1  1 0 5   1   0 2  1   0 196  1   0 296  1 0 5  196   1      1                                                                                                                                                                         318 3H 159 1H 15 91H 1 591H   159 1mH   15 91mH   1 591mH   15 91u0H                   10KHz 159 1H 15 91H 1 591H   159 1mH   15 91mH   1 591mH   15 91uH   1 591uH  5    1 296   1 0 596   1   0 2  1   01   1   0 2   1   0 5   1 196   1  e e  31 83H 15 91H 1 591H   159 1mH   15 91mH   1 591mH   159 1uH   1 591uH  100KHz                     15 91H 1 591H   159 1mH   15 91mH   1 591mH   159 1uH   1 591uH   0 159uH  NA 5    1 2   1 1  1 0 4   1 1  1 2   1 5    1  15 91H 7 957H   795 7mH   79 57mH   7 957mH   795 7uH   79 57uH   0 795uH  200KHz                     7 957     795 7mH   79 57mH   7 957mH   795 7uH   79 57uH   0 795uH   0 079uH  NA 596  1 2   1 196   1 0 496  1 196   1 2   1 596 t 1  D Accuracy   20M    10     1      100K    10K     1K   100  1 1   0 1  Zx  10M 1M 100K   10K 1K 100  Q   Q                                      Freq   100Hz  0 020    0 010    0 005    0 002    0 002    0 002    0 005    0 010  120Hz        1KHz  10KHz  0 050    0 020  9  100KHz NA   0 050    0 020    0 010    0 004    0 010    0 020    0 050  200KHz  e  0 Accuracy   20M    10     1M    100K    10K     1K
6.   In figure 4 6 a   the parasitic capacitor Cd is paralleled to DUT as well as the Ci  and Ch  To correct this problem  add a guard plane  Figure 4 6 b   in between H and L terminals to break the  Cd  If the guard plane is connected to instrument guard  the effect of Ci and Ch will be removed     HcUR X HPOT         LCUR HcUR                             Guard  Plant    Se ion    TO  Ton  E MED       m BHHHH     m m m m m   a  Parastic Effect  0  Guard Plant reduces  Parastic Effect  Figure 4 6    4 2 Open Short Compensation    For those precision impedance measuring instruments  the open and short compensation need to be used to  reduce the parasitic effect of the test fixture  The parasitic effect of the test fixture can be treated like the simple  passive components in figure 4 7 a   When the DUT is open  the instrument gets the conductance Yp   Gp    joCp  Figure 4 7 b    When the DUT is short  the instrument gets the impedance Zs   Rs   joLs  Figure 4 7 c     After the open and short compensation  the 889B has Yp and Zs that can then be used for the real Zdut  calculation  Figure 4 7 d       28    Parastic of the Test Fixture          Redundant Parastic          Zs   Impedance Conductance  470 E WEM  Hcun Rs Ls            Zm Co Go Zdut           Leun  a  Parastic Effect of the Test Fixture  Hcur Rs Ls            Yo Co Go OPEN           Lcun Yo 2 Go   EsCo 1   Rs   PS Esco     b  OPEN Measurement  Hcun Rs Ls            Zs Co lt  Go SHORT  LPor  ae Zs   Rs            c  SHO
7.   even with the power cord removed  dangerous voltages may exist when the covers are removed  To avoid  injuries  always disconnect the power cord from the instrument  disconnect all other connections  for example  test leads  computer interface  cables  etc    discharge all circuits  and verify there are no hazardous voltages present on any conductors by measurements with a  properly operating voltage sensing device before touching any internal parts     Considerations  When LCR measurement mode is selected  the following factors shall be considered     Test Frequency The test frequency is user selectable and can be changed  Generally  a 1 KHz test signal or  higher is used to measure capacitors that are 0 01uF or smaller and a 120Hz test signal is used for capacitors  that are 10uF or larger  Typically a 1 KHz test signal or higher is used to measure inductors that are used in audio  and RF  radio frequency  circuits  This is because these kinds of inductors operate at higher frequencies and  require that they shall be measured at a higher frequency  Generally  inductors with inductances below 2mH  should be measured at test frequency of 1 KHz or higher and inductors above 200H should be measured at  120Hz or lower     It is best to check with the component manufacturers  data sheet to determine the best test frequency for the  device     Charged Capacitors Always discharge any capacitor prior to making a measurement since a charged  capacitor may seriously damage the meter
8.  Audible Continuity checks  the 889B can not only help  engineers and students to understand the characteristics of electronics components but also being an essential  tool on any service bench     The 889B is defaulted to auto ranging  However  it can be set to auto or manual ranging by pressing the Range  Hold key  When LCR measurement mode is selected  one of the test frequencies  100 Hz  120 Hz  1 KHz  10  KHz  100 KHz or 200 KHz         be selected on all applicable ranges  One of the test voltages  50mVrms  0 25  Vrms  1 Vrms or 1 VDC  DCR only   may also be selected on all applicable ranges  The dual display feature  permits simultaneous measurements  When DC AC voltage current measurement mode or the Diode Audible  Continuity Check mode is selected  only the secondary display will be used to show the result of the  measurement     The highly versatile 889B can perform virtually all the functions of most bench type LCR bridges  With a basic  accuracy of 0 1   this economical LCR meter may be adequately substituted for a more expensive LCR bridge in  many situations  Also  with the basic accuracy of 0 4  in voltage and current measurements  the 889B performs  the functions of a general purpose Digital Multi Meter and can be used to replace the DMM on a service bench     The 889B has applications in electronic engineering labs  production facilities  service shops  and schools  It can  be used to check ESR values of capacitors  sort and or select components  measure unma
9.  HPOT Terminal     DCV ACV Function Key     HCUR Terminal     Diode Continuity Function Key      COM Terminal     V Diode Continuity Terminal    USB Port     2A Fuse    2 2 Making Measurement    2 2 1 Open and Short Calibration    The 889B provides open short calibration capability so the user can get better accuracy in measuring high and  low impedance  We recommend that the user perform open short calibration if the test level or frequency has    been changed         Open Calibration    First  remaining the measurement terminals at the open status  press the    This calibration takes about 15 seconds  After it is finished  the 889B will beep to show that the calibration is    done        Short Calibration          rmn      CALD              xt             Frequency  Hz  Test Level  V              Open             key then the LCD will display        To perform the short calibration  insert the Shorting Bar into the measurement terminals  Press the Short    then the LCD will display              LAL l  F    at a  Frequency  Hz  Test Level  V                          key    This calibration takes about 15 seconds  After it is finished  the 889B will beep to show that the calibration is    done     2 2 2 Relative Mode    The relative mode lets the user to make a quick sort of a bunch of components  First  insert the standard value  component to get the standard value reading   Approximately 5 seconds to get a stable reading   Then  press the                Relative key  the pr
10. 0 5  tan 6  _ Xs _     1  Rs Rs       Rs  _  B   G  R R        aCpRp         ep    There are two types of the circuit mode  the series mode and the parallel mode  See Figure 1 2 to find out the    relationship of the series and parallel modes     Real and imaginary components are serial    Real and imaginary components are parallel                                            jX Fi G 1 Rp  A Z used        ATRE           8 1              Xp Y G  jB  Figure 1 2  1 3 Specification    Measuring Range   Parameter Range  Z 0 000 Q to 500 0 MQ  L 0 08000H to 9999H     0 003pF to 80 00 mF  DCR 0 000 Q to 500 0 MQ  ESR 0 000 Q to 99990  D 0 000 to 9999  0 000 to 9999      180 0    to 180 0     Voltage Current Measurements  V 0 0 mV to    600V  A 0 000mA to    2                      Accuracy  Ae      1  DC Voltage Measurement   Range  Resolution  Accuracy    Input Impedance   1 M Ohm      2V  20V  200V  and 600V    1mV  10mV  100mV  and 1V         0 4       digits     2  AC Voltage Measurement  True RMS      Range   2V  20V  200    and 600V   Resolution   4mV  10mV  100mV  and 1V   Accuracy        0 8    5 digits    Input Impedance   1 M Ohm  3  DC Current Measurement    Range   2mA  20mA  200mA  and 2000mA   Resolution           10uA  100uA  and 1mA   Accuracy        0 4       digits    Current Shunt  0 1 Ohm      20mA  10 Ohm     x20mA  4  AC Current Measurement  True RMS     Range   2mA  20mA  200mA  and 2000mA   Resolution           10uA  100uA  and 1mA   Accuracy        0 8    5 dig
11. 641   0 596  1 195  1         7 957pF   15 91pF   159 1pF   1 591nF   15 91nF   159 1nF   1 591uF   159 1uF                   4KHz 15 91pF   159 1pF   1 591nF   15 91nF   159 1nF   1 591uF   159 10     1 591mF  29 41   19621 0 5  1   0 2  1  0 1  1   0 29641   0 596 4 1 196   1         0 795pF   1 591pF   15 91pF   159 1pF   1 591nF   15 91nF   159 1nF   15 91uF                   10KHz   1 591pF   15 91pF   159 1pF   1 591nF   15 91nF   159 1nF   15 91uF   159 1uF  5    1 2    1 0 5   1   0 2   1   0 1   1   0 2   1   0 5   1 1    1              0 159       1 591pF   15 91pF   159 1pF   1 591nF   15 91nF   1 591uF  100KHz                   1 591pF   15 91pF   159 1pF   1 591nF   15 91nF   1 591uF   15 91uF  NA 5    1 2   1 1   1 0 4   1 1  1 2   1 5  1       0 079pF   0 795pF   7 957pF   79 57pF   795 7pF   7 957nF   795 7nF         i 7                0 795       7 957       79 57pF   795 7       7 957       795 7nF   7 957uF       5    1 2 t 1 1   1 0 4   1 1   1 2   1 5    1  L Accuracy   31 83KH   15 91KH 1591H 159 1H 15 91H 1 591H   159 1mH   1 591mH                   100  2   15 91KH   1591H 159 1H 15 91H 1 591H   159 1mH   1 591mH   159 1uH  29    1 1  1   0 5   1   02  1   0 196    1   0 2   1   0 595 1 195   1         26 52KH   13 26KH 1326H 132 6H 13 26H 1 826H   132 6mH   1 326mH                   1420Hz   13 26       1326H 132 6H 13 26H 1 826H   132 6mH   1 326mH   132 6uH  2    1 1   1 0 5   1   0 2  1   0 1  1   02  1   0 596  1 195   1         3 183KH   1 591KH 
12. ASC ON   OK   CPRP   OK   MODE    1KHz 1Vrms CpRp uF Ohm    Measurement mode  Unit of primary display     return value      return value     23    Example     ASC ON   OK   DCV   OK   MODE    DCV V  return value     RANG mV   OK   MODE    DCV mV  return value     RANG    PARAMETER    Set  query  the measurement unit        RANG PARAMETER    Set the measurement unit according to the parameter     OK    string will be returned when setting is complete     PARAMETER   ASCII string Numerical code  pF 0  nF 1  uF 2  mF 3  F 4  nH 8  uH 9  mH 10  H 11  KH 12  mOhm 17  Ohm 18  KOhm 19  MOhm 20  mV 21  V 22  mA 23  A 24   Example   RANG pF  OK  e RANG    Return the current measurement unit setting    Example   ASC ON  OK  RANG     pF  return value     24    ASC OFF   OK   RANG    0  return value     READ     Return the measurement value  This command will perform a measurement according to the current  measurement mode and return the measured value   Example     CPD   OK   READ    0 22724 0 12840  return value   DCR   OK   READ    5 1029  return value     The    DCR        DCV     and    ACV    measurements will send only one measured value  The other measurement  modes will send two measured values separated by space  ASCII 20H      25    4  Application  4 1 Test Leads Connection    Auto balancing bridge has four terminals  Hcun            Lcun and Lror  to connect to the device under test  DUT    It is important to understand what connection method will affect the measurement accur
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14. Bx and S Bx are the four bytes floating point format of main and secondary reading which is sent  from the lowest byte first     When only main reading  such as DCR  will be sent  the data is packed in 7 byte format described below     Lead code   02   Lead code2   03   Data code   4 bytes long  the 32 bit floating point format of the main reading  Checksum      02 03 data_code   amp  amp  OxOOFF     When only secondary reading  such as DCV  will be sent  the data is packed in 11 byte format described    below   Lead code  Lead code2          02 03          M BO    M B1          M B2       M B3       CS            02    09    Data_code   8 bytes long  two 32 bit floating point format of the secondary reading  Checksum      02 09 data_code   amp  amp  OxOOFF        02   09   S BO   5   1   S B2   S B3   5   0   S B1   S B2   S B3   CS                                           Remote Mode     When in the Remote mode  the    RMT    on the LCD will be lit and the 889B is capable of communicating to  remote USB equipped PC or terminal through the build in USB port  The connection setting is as follow   Transmission Mode   Half Duplex    Baud Rate   9600  Parity Bit   None  Data Bits   8  Stop Bit   1  Handshake   None             In this mode  the LCD display and all keypads except the  Remote button will be locked  And the external  program through the USB port controls the operation of the 889B        3 1 Remote Mode Command Syntax    Th    e command syntax of Models 4090 is as 
15. PICAL IMPEDANCE MEASUREMENT RANGE        Figure 4 3      5 Terminal  5T     5 Terminal connection is the combination of 3T and 4T  Figure 4 4   It has four coaxial cables  Due to the  advantage of the      and 4T  this connection can widely increase the measurement range for 10     to 10MQ     Hcur  HPor  LPor                      CONNECTION  b  BLOCK DIAGRAM  5T              LL I  l L  I l  im 10m 100m 1 10 100 1K 10K 100K 1M 10M     c  TYPICAL IMPEDANCE MEASUREMENT RANGE                  WRONG 4T CONNECTION    Figure 4 4     4 Terminal Path  4TP     4 Terminal Path connection solves the problem that caused by the test lead inductance  4TP uses four coaxial  cables to isolate the current path and the voltage sense cable  Figure 4 5   The return current will flow through  the coaxial cable as well as the shield  Therefore  the magnetic flux that generated by internal conductor will  cancel out the magnetic flux generated by external conductor  shield   The 4TP connection increases the  measurement range from 1mQ to 10MQ     27    Hcur       HPor  DUT                         CONNECTION      BLOCK DIAGRAM  Hcur    HPor  4T i DUT                 1m 10   100   1 10 100 1K 10K 100K 1M 10M                   TYPICAL IMPEDANCE  MEASUREMENT RANGE       d       CONNECTION WITH SHILDING    Figure 4 5       Eliminating the Effect of the Parasitic Capacitor    When measuring the high impedance component  i e  low capacitor   the parasitic capacitor becomes an  important issue  Figure 4 6 
16. RT Measurement     z 2      cede      2      d  Compensation Equation    Figure 4 7    4 3 Selecting the Series or Parallel Mode    According to different measuring requirement  there are series and parallel modes to describe the  measurement results  It is depending on the high or low impedance value to decide what mode to be used        Capacitor  The impedance and capacitance in the capacitor are negatively proportional  Therefore  the larger  capacitance means the lower impedance  the smaller capacitance means the higher impedance  Figure 4 8  shows the equivalent circuit of capacitor  If the capacitance is small  the Rp is more important than the Rs  If  the capacitance is large  the Rs shouldn   t be avoided  Hence  it is properly to use parallel mode for low  capacitance measurement and series mode for high capacitance measurement     29    Small capacitor Large capacitor   High impedance   Low impedance                            Rp  m Effect m No Effect  Hs Hs  No Effect Effect        Inductor    The impedance and inductance of a inductor are positively proportional when test frequency is fixed   Therefore  the larger inductance equals to higher impedance and vice versa  Figure 4 9 shows the equivalent  circuit of inductor  When the inductance is small  the Rs becomes more important than the Rp  When the  inductance is large  the Rp should be taking into consideration  Therefore  it is properly using series mode to  measure an inductor with low inductance and paralle
17. Server    COM  DCOM  ATL   CONTROL   AUTOMATION EXE    Built in   Model    889B    Graphic interface        OSI network model   and or powerful    Interpreter or Parser             VB  VISUAL  C    EXCEL   ACCESS etc                 The communication protocol between the 889B and a remote USB equipped PC is described as follows     1  The commands that will be sent from a remote PC to the 889B are used to set up the machine to a    selected measurement mode   The command syntax is     MOD current state code    It always starts with MOD follows by a space and then the current state code  The current state code that  is defined in the table below is    bytes  24 bits  long  bit 23  22  21    bit 0  where bit 23 is the MSB and bit 0    is the LSB     17    18                                                                                                                                                                bit position LCR DC AC V A  Bit 2   Bit 0  test freq  Reserved  000 100 Hz   001 120 Hz   010 1K Hz   011 10K Hz   100 100K Hz   101 200K Hz   110 Reserved   111 Reserved   Bit 4     Bit     test level  Reserved  00 50 mVrms   01 250 mVrms   10 1 Vrms   11 Reserved   Bit 5 Reserved   0 Default Default   1 Reserved Reserved  Bit 6   0 Relative Relative   1 Normal Normal  Bit 7   0 Calibration Calibration  1 Normal Normal  Bit 10     Bit 8 Reserved  000 Lp   001 Ls   010 Cp   011 Cs   100 Z   101 DCR   110 Reserved   111 Reserved   Bit 12   Bit 11 Reserved  00 D   01 Q 
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19. The Normal mode is the default operation mode when power on  It is a local mode that the 889B is controlled  by the keypads and the results of the measurement will be sent to both LCD display and a remote USB    equipped PC through the build in USB port        Binning Mode     The Binning mode is reserved for future use  such as GPIB   Currently  it is set to work the same way as the  Normal mode that receives commands from the keypads and sends the results of measurement to both LCD    display and a remote PC through the USB port     e Remote Binning Mode     In the Remote Binning mode  the    RMT Bin  on the LCD will be lit  the operation of 889B is controlled by a  remote USB equipped PC or terminal  and the results of the measurement will be simultaneously sent to the    local LCD display and remote workstation through the USB port              In this mode all functional keypads except Remote  button are locked        Remote Binning mode is opened for users to design your own private  fast and high efficient application  programs  Users can design a server or driver  any software component that can do server s job  with Graphic  interface  OSI network model  and powerful interpreter built in it to support Graphic display  Network  connectivity  structure command  SCPI  IEEE488 etc   interpretations  and let it be a bridge between a higher  level application program such as VB  VISUAL C    EXCEL  ACCESS etc  and the 889B  It is described in    the following figure        
20. acy     e 2 Terminal  2T     2 Terminal is the easiest way to connect the DUT  but it contents many errors that are the inductance and  resistance as well as the parasitic capacitance of the test leads  Figure 4 1   Due to these errors in  measurement  the effective impedance measurement range will be limited at 1000 to 10KQ     Hcur  H  x           V  cof Jour                     WAN  Ro Lo     a  CONNECTION  b  BLOCK DIAGRAM  at  LL I I ij d id I Ig  1m 10m 100m 1 10 100 1K 10K 100K 1M 10M   c  TYPICAL IMPEDANCE MEASUREMENT RANGE         Figure 4 1    e 3 Terminal  3T     3 Terminal uses coaxial cable to reduce the effect of the parasitic capacitor  Figure 4 2   The shield of the  coaxial cable should connect to guard of the instrument to increase the measurement range up to 10MQ     Hcun                       effect  measurement  result    Lcun           a  CONNECTION  b  BLOCK DIAGRAM     am         l     i l l 1         10m 100m 1 10 100 1K 10K 100K 1M 10M       TYPICAL IMPEDANCE MEASUREMENT RANGE         DUT        d  2T CONNECTION WITH SHILDING    Figure 4 2     4 Terminal  4T     4 Terminal connection reduces the effect of the test lead resistance  Figure 4 3   This connection can improve  the measurement range down to 10mQ  However  the effect of the test lead inductance can t be eliminated     26                                                                              BLOCK DIAGRAM    4T                          im 10m 100m 1 10 100 1K 10K 100K 1M 10M         TY
21. ance Value  F    Accuracy applies when Dx  measured D value   lt  0 1    Example    Test Condition   Frequency   1KHz  Level   1Vrms  DUT   100nF   Then   PA      2 a f  Cx  1      15900       2 2103  100 1079    Refer to the accuracy table  get            0 19    ESR                 a500     100  D Accuracy   Ae  D           100    10             Ae of D measurement value  Accuracy applies when Dx  measured D value   lt  0 1  When Dx  gt  0 1  multiply Dx by  1 Dx     Example   Test Condition   Frequency  1KHz    Level   1Vrms  DUT   100nF  Then  Iz          2            1      15900       7 2       102 100 10         Refer to the accuracy table  get          0 19                     2    De 10    c    Q Accuracy     2            De       Q4       721 lt                       Ae of    measurement value         Measured Quality Factor Value  De   Relative D Accuracy   Accuracy applies when Qx  De  lt  1    Example    Test Condition   Frequency  1KHz  Level  1Vrms  DUT   1mH   Then     Zx  2 2 f Lx   2    103 1073   6 2830    Refer to the accuracy table  get       Lae  0 5                    59 005  100  If measured Qx   20  Then  2  Q m        De  Ae 1        De  2   t  1 0 1                           _ 180          Ae    100   Example    Test Condition   Frequency  1KHz  Level   1Vrms  DUT   100nF   Then    zx                  2 a f Cx  1      15900       2      103  100 1079    Refer to the accuracy table  get    Zae t0 1         sp PU  4e  Ae z 100   _ 180 0 1        Testi
22. de setting or query command      DCA    DC Current measurement mode setting or query command       ACA    AC Current measurement mode setting or query command   Example   CPD  set to Cp D measurement mode   OK  CPD     0 22724 0 12840  return values     5 1029  return value      IDN   Query the identity of the 889B  This command is used to identify the basic information of 889B  The return value  has four fields separated by comma      The total length will not greater than 100 characters  The four fields are   1  Manufacturer Name  2  Model Number  3  Serial Number  4  Firmware Version Number  Example     IDN    B amp K PRECISION CORP  MODEL889B 123456789 4 096     RST   Reset the 889B to the power on default status  The default status is   1KHz 1Vrms CpD uF   After the 889B is reset  it will return the identity string back     ASC    Set the format of the return value  This command sets the ASCII string return or the numerical code   PARAMETER     ON ASCII string  OFF Numerical code    21    Example   ASC ON  OK  return   FREQ   1KHz  return     ASC OFF  OK  return   FREQ    2  return     CORR OPEN    Perform the open calibration  This command sets the 889B to do the open calibration  After the calibration is done   the 889B will return the    OK    string back     CORR SHORT    Perform the short calibration  This command sets the 889B to do the short calibration  After the calibration is done   the 889B will return the    OK    string back     FREQ    PARAMETER    Set  que
23. factor measurement mode setting or querying command   CpD    Parallel capacitance and dissipation factor measurement mode setting or querying command        CsRs    Serial capacitance and serial resistance measurement mode setting or querying command        CsQ    Serial capacitance and quality factor measurement mode setting or querying command      CsD    Serial capacitance and dissipation factor measurement mode setting or querying command      LpRp    Parallel inductance and parallel resistance measurement mode setting or querying command      LpQ    Parallel inductance and quality factor measurement mode setting or querying command       LpD    Parallel inductance and dissipation factor measurement mode setting or querying command       LsRs    Serial inductance and serial resistance measurement mode setting or querying command       LsQ    Serial inductance and quality factor measurement mode setting or querying command      LsD    Serial inductance and dissipation factor measurement mode setting or querying command   e RsXs    Serial resistance and serial reactance measurement mode setting or querying command   e RpXp    Parallel resistance and parallel reactance measurement mode setting or querying command   e ZTD   Impedance and angle  Deg  measurement mode setting or querying command      ZTR    Impedance and angle  Rad  measurement mode setting or querying command      DCV    DC Voltage measurement mode setting or query command      ACV    AC Voltage measurement mo
24. following     COMMAND     PARAMETER     Th  1   2   3     e format of COMMAND and PARAMETER is as following    There is at least one space between COMMAND and PARAMETER    The PARAMETER should use only ASCII string not numerical code    Value parameter can be integer  floating or exponent with the unit  For example     50mV  0 05V  5 0e1mV      The question mark     at the end of COMMAND means a query or a measuring command  For example      CpD  sets the measurement mode to Cp and D    CpD   sets the measurement mode to Cp and D as well as measures the values and send them back       The COMMAND and PARAMETER can be either upper or lower case  But the unit to describe the value in the    PARAMETER should have different between milli  m  and mega  M   For example     1mV equals 0 001 V   1MV equals 1000000V       The  end of command  character should be placed at the end  There are     ASCII CR  0DH  or  ASCII LF  OAH     3 2 Remote Mode Commands    Measurement Setting  or Querying  Command    The following measurement mode setting and the query commands are supported      the 889B  When a mode setting  command is entered the 889B will return    OK    after setting is complete  When query command is entered  the 889B will send    back the values of measurement     20    DCR    DC resistance measurement mode setting or querying command    CpRp    Parallel capacitance and parallel resistance measurement mode setting or querying command   CpQ    Parallel capacitance and quality 
25. he impedance measurement instrument  there are DC and AC  impedances  The common digital multi meter can only measure the DC impedance  but the 889B can do both  It  is very important to understand the impedance parameters of the electronic components     When we analysis the impedance by the impedance measurement plane  Figure 1 1   it can be visualized by the  real element on the X axis and the imaginary element on the y axis  This impedance measurement plane can  also be seen as the polar coordinates  The Z is the magnitude and 9 is the phase of the impedance     Imaginary Axis    Xe  e   Z Rs  Xs         Real Axis    Rs    Figure 1 1    Rs   Z Coso IZ  V Rs    Xs     Xs   Z  Sine                    Z   mpedance      His    Resistance   Xs   Reactance         Ohm     There are two different types of reactance  Inductive  XL  and Capacitive  Xc   It can be defined as follows     X    oL   2zfL   Inductance  H   a        1      Capacitance                f   Frequency  Hz     Also  there are Quality factor  Q  and the Dissipation factor  D  that need to be discussed  For component  the  Quality factor serves as a measurement of the reactance purity  In the real world  there is always some  associated resistance that dissipates power  decreasing the amount of energy that can be recovered  The Quality  factor can be defined as the ratio of the stored energy  reactance  and the dissipated energy  resistance   Q is  generally used for inductors and D for capacitors              
26. imary display will reset to zero  Remove the standard value component and insert the    unknown component  the LCD will show the value that is the difference between the standard value and unknown    value     2 2 3 Range Hold    To set the range hold  insert a standard component in that measurement range   Approximately 5 seconds to get    a stable reading   Then  by pressing the  measurement range  When the             Range Hold key it will hold the range within 0 5 to 2 times of the current             Range Hold                 gt  3052         0035                is pressed  the LCD will display     15    2 2 4    DC Resistance Measurement    The DC resistance measurement measures the resistance of an unknown component by 1VDC  Press the          L C Z DCR          2 2 5    The AC impedance measurement measures the Z of an unknown device  Press the  Z measurement  The LCD will display     The testing level and frequency can be selected by pressing the    2 2 6    To measure the capacitance of a component  users may be able to press the    AC Impedance Measurement    Capacitance Measurement          TENE          Frequency  Hz  Test Level  V             BOUT     s 3b iie    Frequency  Hz  Test Level  V     key to select the DCR measurement  The LCD will display              Level    key and             L C Z DCR key to select the                   Freq    key  respectively              L C Z DCR       key to select either Cs        Serial Mode  or Cp  Parallel Mode  meas
27. ion Corp    22820 Savi Ranch Parkway  Yorba Linda  CA 92887  www bkprecision com  714 921 9095    31    Service Information    Warranty Service  Please go the service and support section on our website www bkprecision com to obtain a  RMA    Return the product in the original packaging with proof of purchase to the address below  Clearly state  on the RMA the performance problem and return any leads  probes  connectors and accessories that you are    using with the device     Non Warranty Service  Please go the service and support section on our website www bkprecision com to  obtain a RMA    Return the product in the original packaging to the address below  Clearly state on the RMA the  performance problem and return any leads  probes  connectors and accessories that you are using with the  device  Customers not on an open account must include payment in the form of a money order or credit card  For    the most current repair charges please refer to the service and support section on our website     Return all merchandise to B amp K Precision Corp  with pre paid shipping  The flat rate repair charge for  Non Warranty Service does not include return shipping  Return shipping to locations in North America is included  for Warranty Service  For overnight shipments and non North American shipping fees please contact B amp K    Precision Corp     B amp K Precision Corp   22820 Savi Ranch Parkway  Yorba Linda  CA 92887  www bkprecision com    714 921 9095    Include with the retur
28. its    Current Shunt  0 1 Ohm      20mA  10 Ohm     x20mA  Note     The accuracy of DC AC voltage current measurements is only applied when in 596   10096 of the range     5  LCR Measurement                                                        Z Accuracy  Ae         20M     10M   1M   100K     10K   1    100 100  1  1 0 1  10M 1M 100K 10K 1K  Freq   Q   Q   Q   Q   Q   Q   Q   Q   DCR 2   1 1   1  0 5   1 0 296  1  0 1   1  0 2   1  0 5   1 1   1  100Hz 9 o  120Hz  1KHz  10KHz 5   1   2   1  o  100KHz NA  5  1  296  1   196   1  0 4  41  196  1   296  1   5   1  200KHz      Note     1  The accuracy applies when the test level is set to 1Vrms   2  Ae multiplies 1 25 when the test level is set to 250mVrms   3  Ae multiplies 1 50 when the test level is set to 50mVrms     4  When measuring L and C  multiply Ae by V1 0x  if the Dx gt 0 1          Ae is applied only when the test level is set to 1Vrms        C Accuracy                                                                                         79 57pF   159 1       1 591nF   15 91nF   159 1nF   1 591uF   15 91uF   1591uF                   100Hz   159 1pF   1 591nF   15 91nF   159 1uF   1 591uF   15 91uF   1591uF   15 91mF  2    1 1    1 0 5   1   0 2   1   0 1   1   0 2   1   0 5   1 1    1         66 31pF   132 6pF   1 326nF   13 26nF   132 6nF   1 326uF   13 26uF   1326uF                   120Hz   132 6pF   1 326nF   13 26nF   132 6nF   1 326uF   13 26uF   1326uF   13 26mF  29 41  1  1 0 5   1  0 2  1  0 1  1   0 29
29. l mode to measure an inductor with high inductance        Large inductor Small inductor   High impedance   Low impedance   L Rp L Rp  Effect No Effect  Rs Rs  No Effect Effect  Figure 4 9    30    5  Limited THREE Year Warranty    B amp K Precision Corp  warrants to the original purchaser that its products and the component parts thereof  will be    free from defects in workmanship and materials for a period of three years from date of purchase     B amp K Precision Corp  will  without charge  repair or replace  at its option  defective product or component parts     Returned product must be accompanied by proof of the purchase date in the form of a sales receipt     To obtain warranty coverage in the U S A   this product must be registered by completing a warranty registration    form on our website www bkprecision com within fifteen  15  days of purchase     Exclusions  This warranty does not apply in the event of misuse or abuse of the product or as a result of  unauthorized alterations or repairs  The warranty is void if the serial number is altered  defaced or    removed     B amp K Precision Corp  shall not be liable for any consequential damages  including without limitation damages  resulting from loss of use  Some states do not allow limitations of incidental or consequential damages  So the    above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you     This warranty gives you specific rights and you may have other rights  which vary from state to state     B amp K Precis
30. ned instrument your complete return shipping address  contact name  phone  number and description of problem     32    6  Safety Precaution    SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS    The Models 889B LCR Meter has been designed and tested according to Class 1A 1B or 2 according to  IEC479 1 and IEC 721 3 3  Safety requirement for Electronic Measuring Apparatus     SAFETY PRECAUTIONS SAFETY NOTES    The following general safety precautions must be observed during all phases of operation  service  and repair of  this instrument  Failure to comply with these precautions or with specific warnings elsewhere in this manual  violates safety standards of design  manufacture  and intended use of the instrument    The manufacturer assumes no liability for the customer s failure to comply with these requirements     BEFORE APPLYING POWER A    Verify that the product is set to match the available line voltage is installed     SAFETY SYMBOLS  Caution  risk of electric shock    Earth ground symbol    Equipment protected throughout by double insulation or  reinforced insulation     gt              Caution  refer to accompanying documents     DO NOT SUBSTITUTE PARTS OR MODIFY INSTRUMENT  Because of the danger of introducing additional hazards  do not install substitute parts or perform any    unauthorized modification to the instrument  Return the instrument to a qualified dealer for service and repair to  ensure that safety features are maintained     INSTRUMENTS WHICH APPEAR DAMAGED OR DEFECTIVE SHOULD NO
31. ng Signal     Level Accuracy    10   Frequency Accuracy   0 1       Output Impedance   1000   5      General   Temperature   0  C to 40  C  Operating    20  C to 70  C  Storage   Relative Humidity   Up to 85   AC Input   110 220V  60 50Hz  Dimensions   300mm x 220mm x 150mm  L x W x H  11 8    x 8 7    x 5 9   Weight   4500g    AC Line Selection    This instrument can operate on 120 or 220 VAC source at 50 or 60 Hz  Before connecting the power plug to an  AC line outlet  be sure to check that voltage selector switch is set in the correct position corresponding to the line  voltage in your location and the fuse rating shown on the rear panel of the unit  In order to select the line voltage   you MUST open   the case of the instrument and select the internal jumper to the correct position  To do so    remove the front and rear bezels and remove the four screws  two on each side  from the lower side panels  Now   slide open the top of the case to reveal the circuitry of the unit  On the internal back panel of the unit you will see  aline switch labeled as 115V or 230V  Once switched  assemble the unit back together and insert the proper fuse    rating shown on the rear panel of the unit       Instrument covers must not be removed by operating personnel  Component replacement and internal adjustments must be made by  qualified service trained maintenance personnel who are aware of the hazards involved when the instrument s covers and shields are  removed  Under certain conditions
32. rked and unknown  components  and measure capacitance  inductance  or resistance of cables  switches  circuit board foils  etc     The key features are as following   1  Voltage Measurements             True RMS  up to 600Vrms   40   1K Hz             upto 600V    Input Impedance   1M Ohm  2  Current Measurements             True RMS  up to 2Arms     40   1K Hz      DC  upto2A      Current Shunt   0 1 Ohm    gt  20mA  10 Ohm     x 20mA  3  Diode Audible Continuity Checks       Open Circuit Voltage  5Vdc        Short Circuit Current  2 5mA    Beep On  lt  250       BeepOff 2500  4  LCR Measurements        Testconditions    Frequency    100Hz   120Hz   1KHz   10KHz   100KHz   200KHz  Level   1Vrms   0 25Vrms   50mVrms   1VDC  DCR only       Measurement Parameters   Z  Ls  Lp  Cs  Cp  DCR  ESR  D     and         Basic Accuracy   0 1         Dual Liquid Crystal Display       Auto Range or Range Hold       USB Interface Communication      Open Short Calibration      Primary Parameters Display     Z   AC Impedance  DCR   DC Resistance  Ls   Serial Inductance    Lp   Parallel Inductance    Cs   Serial Capacitance    Cp    Parallel Capacitance      Second Parameter Display        Phase Angle  ESR   Equivalence Serial Resistance  D   Dissipation Factor  Q   Quality Factor      Combinations of Display   Serial Mode   2 9  Cs  D  Cs  Q  Cs    ESR  Ls  D  Ls   Q  Ls   ESR    Parallel Mode   Cp  D  Cp   Q         Lp  Q  1 2 Impedance Parameters    Due to the different testing signals on t
33. ry  the measurement frequency        FREQ PARAMETER    Set the measurement frequency according to the parameter  When setting command is entered  the 889B will  return            string after setting is done   PARAMETER     ASCII string Numerical code  100Hz  120Hz  1KHz  10KHz  100KHz  200KHz    aR         o    Example     FREQ 100KHz  OK  return     e FREQ   Return the current measurement frequency setting   Example   ASC ON  OK  FREQ   1KHz  return value     ASC OFF   OK   FREQ    2  return value     LEV    PARAMETER    Set  query  the measurement level        LEV PARAMETER    22    Query the measurement mode  If in LCR measurement mode  six fields will be returned     Set the measurement level according to the parameter  When setting is done the 889B will return            string     PARAMETER   ASCII string Numerical code  1VDC 0  1Vrms 1  250mVrms 2  50mVrms 3  Example    LEV 1V  OK      LEV    Return the current measurement level setting   Example   ASC ON  OK  LEV   1Vrms  return value   ASC OFF  OK  LEV   1  return value   MODE      Frequency     Level     Measurement mode     Unit of primary display    1  2  3  4  5      Unit of secondary display    The existence of field 5 depends on the measurement mode  For example  there s no field 5 if the measurement    mode is DCR  The separation between fields is space  ASCII 20H      Example     If in Voltage measurement mode  three fields will be returned     1   2     ASC ON   OK   CPD   OK   MODE    1KHz 1Vrms CpD uF    
34. s   could be critical to circuit design  or must be repeatable from one unit to another     Series Vs Parallel Measurement  for Inductors  The series mode displays the more accurate measurement in  most cases  The series equivalent mode is essential for obtaining an accurate Q reading of low Q inductors   Where ohmic losses are most significant  the series equivalent mode is preferred  However  there are cases  where the parallel equivalent mode may be more appropriate  For iron core inductors operating at higher  frequencies where hysteresis and eddy currents become significant  measurement in the parallel equivalent  mode is preferred     1 4 Accessories        Operating Manual 1 pc      AC Power Cord 1 pc     Kelvin Clip 1 pc    DMM Test Leads 1 pc    13    2  Operation    2 1 Physical Description     2 1  8 5 15  3 7  01 19  9  17 13 14  4  18                      RU Atte    ade A           Lror                          8898    Bench LCR ESR NETR      uea                      icun yea               LeveL         6  40 42 46 22202526 21    23      4       1  Primary Parameter Display   3  L C Z DCR Function Key   5  Measurement Frequency Key  7  Measurement Level Key   9  Model Number   11  D Q 6 ESR Function Key   13  Open Calibration Key   15  Relative Key   17  Short Calibration Key    19  Remote Function Key  21  Power Switch   23  AC Power   25  A Terminal    14    Secondary Parameter Display  DCA ACA Function Key  LCUR Terminal   Range Hold Key      LPOT Terminal    
35. urement mode  If the serial mode  Cs  is selected  the D  Q and ESR  can be shown on the secondary display  If the parallel mode  Cp  is selected  only the    and           be shown       the secondary display  The following shows some examples of capacitance measurement     The testing level and frequency can be selected by pressing the    2 2 7    Press the    The testing level and frequency can be selected by pressing the    16          L C Z DCR                 gt  GOBI        0063             IB ID    369              Frequency  Hz  Test Level  V              Frequency  Hz  Test Level  V        Inductance Measurement                      Level key        Freq          key  respectively     key to select Ls or Lp mode for measuring the inductance in serial mode or parallel mode   If the serial mode  Ls  is selected  the D     and ESR can be shown on the secondary display  If the parallel mode   Lp  is selected  only the D and Q can be shown on the secondary display  The following shows some examples  of inductance measurement           Lp             0361        6894                      Frequency  Hz  Test Level  V              Frequency  Hz  Test Level  V                          Level key and Freq          key  respectively     3  Operation Modes    There are four operation modes in the 889B  They are Normal  Binning  Remote and Remote Binning modes   By pressing the Remote  button  users can select one of the 4 operation modes above                    Normal Mode     
    
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