E5100A/E5100B User`s Guide
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1. Reference E a o E Ext oa d 2a Bino Angr nes EN RUN fONT NAN ON TY Ca q o On m O iron ie o aye wre vino aang to 1 Ea a Fuss ESA panten Parad dE o oU U o o o b bo 008 Figure 2 3 Analyzer Rear Panel C7002002 1 Reference Oven Output Option 1D5 Only Connects to the EXT REF INPUT connector when Option 1D5 is installed Option 1D5 improves the frequency accuracy and stability of the analyzer 2 External Program RUN CONT Input Externally triggers RUN or CONT of the HP Instrument BASIC program The positive edge of a pulse more than 20 ys wide in the Low state triggers RUN or CONT The signal is TTL compatible When the analyzer is equipped with option UKR this connector is deleted 2 6 Front and Rear Panel 3 Power This is input for the main power cable Insert the main power cable plug only into a socket outlet that has a protective ground contact 4 External Reference Input Connects an external frequency reference signal to the analyzer that is used to phase lock the analyzer for increased frequency accuracy When the analyzer is equipped with option 1D5 this connector must be conn2. O Cais ee ll 67101001 Figure 1 1 Overview of E5100A ESO A E A C7101002 Figure 1 2 Overview of E5100B 1 2 Introduction Front and Rear Panel This chapter describes the features of the front and rear panels of the analyzer It provides illustrations and descriptions of the front panel features the LCD display and its labels and the rear panel features and connectors Front Panel Analyzer functions are activated from the front panel Figure 2 1 by using the front panel hardkeys or softkeys ESIDA knr aoe HETWORK ANALYZER JELE E fain 7 e Pe E ae 3 A STINULUS Z VE E E E QUU WN DU EB a O z Bro lO ge E fo fo 07102001 Figure 2 1 Analyzer Front Panel Front and Rear Panel 2 1 1 Front Panel Keys and Softkeys 2 2 Front and Rear Panel Some of the front panel keys change instrument functions directly and others provide access to additional functions available in softkey menus Softkey menus are lists of up to eight related functions that can be displayed in t
3. C7103003 Figure 4 2 Connection of Measurement Cables Quick Start Guide 4 3 Step 2 Turning ON the analyzer CAUTION For continued protection agains fire hazard replace only wih 1 typa en i WARNING Ne eparster esrvisesbia O parta maide Refer servising to quellfied perecangh LINE Tey fest Fuse EBO D0 Hz TEA ACOVA Max moy Line Input Receptacle Fuse C7103001 Figure 4 3 Line Input Receptacle and Fuse Line Input Receptacle AC Power cable is connected to this receptacle N Fuse Use the following fuse Agilent Part Number 2110 0030 UL CSA type time delay 5 A 250 Vac If you need this fuse contact your nearest Agilent Technologies Sales and Service Office Steps to turn on the power 1 Connect AC power cable to the line input receptacle 2 Turn on E5100A B need 30 minutes warm up 4 4 Quick Start Guide Step3 Setting up the Analyzer Before you start the measurement you must set up the analyzer to fit your measurement requirements For example you must set the frequency range of the measurement In this step you will set the following parameters Function Gain Phase Inputs A R Format Log magnitude default Frequency Range Center 70 MHz Span 500 kHz Setting the function m Press FUNCTION GAIN PHASE Selecting the input ports Press Meas Format MEAS A R Selecting the measurement format
4. Press Meas Format FORMAT LOG MAG amp PHASE Setting the frequency range Press Center 7 0 x M Press Gan OO x Performing the automatic scaling E Press AUTO SCALE Setting the IF band width Press Sweep IF BW Change the IF BW value using the numeric key arrow key or RPG knob so that the dynamic range can be increased Quick Start Guide 4 5 Step4 Making a calibration To ensure accurate measurement results calibrate the analyzer before making a measurement Calibration reduces error factor due to uncertainty In this example you perform the response calibration to cancel a frequency response error A THRU BNC female to female connector is necessary to perform a response calibration for the transmission measurement Performing a Response Calibration Note 4 6 Quick Start Guide uy E Press Cal RESPONSE m Disconnect the DUT then connect the THRU m Press THRU The THRU softkey label is underlined when the measurement is completed m Press DONE m Disconnect the THRU and reconnect the DUT Cor is displayed on the left side of the display to show that the frequency response error is corrected The measured value is now corrected for the frequency response error If the trace is changed it requires an adjustment of the scale Perform the automatic scaling again by pressing AUTO SCALE Step5 Reading a measurement result You may want to r
5. The main topics in this chapter are Incoming Inspection Power Cable m Power requirements m Ventilation Requirements a Instruction for Cleaning Rack Mounting Installation Incoming Inspection Warning To avoid hazardous electrical shock do not turn on the E5100A B when there are signs of shipping damage to any portion of the outer enclosure for example covers panel or display Inspect the shipping container for damage If the shipping container or cushioning material is damaged it should be kept until the contents of the shipment have been checked for completeness and the E5100A B has been checked mechanically and electrically The contents of the shipment should be as listed in Table 3 1 If the contents are incomplete if there is mechanical damage or defect or if the analyzer does not pass the power on selftests notify the nearest Agilent Technologies office If the shipping container is damaged or the cushioning material shows signs of unusual stress notify the carrier as well as the Agilent Technologies office Keep the shipping materials for the carrier s inspection Installation and Set Up Guide 3 1 3 2 Installation and Set Up Guide Table 3 1 E5100A B Contents Description Qty Agilent Part Number E5100A B Power cable 1 Sample program disk 1 E5100 180X0 CD ROM Manuals 1 E5100 905xx Option ABA Add Manuals Function Reference 1 E5100 900X0
6. Agilent E5100A B Network Analyzer User s Guide SERIAL NUMBERS This manual applies directly to instruments which has the serial number prefix JP2KC JP3KC JP4KC JP5KC and MY405 or firmware revision 2 xx and 3 xx For additional important information about serial numbers read Serial Number in Appendix A opie Agilent Technologies Agilent Part No E5100 90051 Printed in JAPAN May 2003 Sixth Edition Copyright 1995 1997 2000 2001 2003 Agilent Technologies Japan Ltd Manual Printing History July 1995 2 0 ee First Edition part number November 1995 Second Edition part number December 1997 Third Edition part number March 2000 Fourth Edition part number July 2001 2 0 00 2 Fifth Edition part number May 2008 Sixth Edition part number E5100 90011 E5100 90021 E5100 90031 E5100 90031 E5100 90041 E5100 90051 MS DOS is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation APC 7 is a registered trademark of Bunker Ramo Corporation Safety Summary 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 may impair the protection provided by the equipment In addition it violates safety standards of design manufacture and intended use of the instrument The Agile
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8. s features Programming Manual Option ABA only Agilent Part Number E5100 900X7 The Programming Manual shows how to write and use BASIC program to control the analyzer and provides a summary of all available GPIB commands Instrument BASIC Users Handbook Option ABA only Agilent Part Number 04155 90150 The Instrument BASIC Users Handbook introduces you to the Instrument BASIC programming language provide some helpful hints on getting the most use from it and provide a general programming reference It is divided into three books Programming Techniques Interface Techniques and Language Reference Service Manual Option OBW only Agilent Part Number E5100 901X0 The Service Manual explains how to adjust troubleshoot and repair the instrument This manual is option OBW only o The number indicated by x in the part number of each manual is incremented by 1 each time a revision is made The latest edition comes with the product Contents 1 Introduction Overview of ES100A B 2 a 1 1 Queries 1 2 2 Frontand Rear Panel Front Panel 2 o e 2 1 1 Front Panel Keys and Softkeys 2 2 Softkeys that are Joined by Vertical Lines 2 2 Softkeys That Toggle On or Off 2 2 Softkeys that Show Status Indications in Brackets 2 2 2 Built in Flexible Disk Drive cc cc 2 3 3 Preset 2 o o o 2 3 4 PROBE POWER Connector
9. Programming Manual 1 E5100 900X72 User s Guide 1 E5100 900X13 Instrument BASIC Users Handbook 1 04155 90150 Instrument BASIC Users Handbook Supplement 1 E5100 900X53 Option OBW Add Service Manual Service Manual 1 E5100 901 X02 Option 1CM Rack Mount Kit Rack mount kit 1 5062 3978 Option 1CN Front Handle Kit Front handle kit 1 5062 3990 Option 1CP Rack and Handle Kit Rack and handle kit 1 5062 3984 Option 1D5 High Stability Frequency BNC Adapter 1 1250 1859 Option 1F0 External Keyboard Keyboard 1 1 Power Cable depends on where the instrument is used see Figure 3 1 2 Furnished with special sample program disk E5100 180X1 as well as the original one if Option 022 023 is designated The number indicated by X in the part number of the sample program disk is allocated for numbers increased by one each time a revision is made The latest edition comes with the product 3 The number indicated by X in the part number of each manual is allocated for numbers increased by one each time a revision is made The latest edition comes with the product Power Cable In accordance with international safety standards this instrument is equipped with a three wire power cable When connected to an appropriate ac power outlet this cable grounds the instrument frame The type of power cable shipped with each instrument depends on the country of destination Refer to Figure 3 1 for the part numbers of the power cabl
10. Gra OOO x Press Meas Format ACTIVE CH CH1 to change to ACTIVE CH CH2 lt Press Meas Format MEAS A R 10 Press FORMAT LOGMAG amp PHASE Press Sweep SWEEP TYPE MENU POWER Press Gan OOO x 1 Press Stop 0 x 1 To make response calibration 1 2 3 To measure dut 1 Connect that thru between input R and input A Press Cal RESPONSE THRU The THRU softkey label is underlined when the measurement is completed Press DONE Connect dut between input R and input A Select ACTIVE CH CH1 to observe the trace for channel 1 Press AUTO SCALE to scale automatically Select ACTIVE CH CH2 to observe the trace for channel 2 Press AUTO SCALE to scale automatically To display the trace of all channel 1 2 Press Display MULTI CH to change MULTI CH on OFF to MULTI CH ON off The all traces of channel 1 and chamnel 2 are displayed Analyzer Feature Tutorial 5 3 To split the display graticule Note uy To make list sweep To create sweep List 5 4 Analyzer Feature Tutorial l Press Display SPLIT DISP to change SPLIT DISP on OFF to SPLIT DISP ON off 2 The graticule for channel 1 and channel 2 is split one over another With COUPLED CH OFF the stimulus values of each channels depends on the number of channels as describes below NUM of CH When COUPLED CH is OFF 2 Chl and Ch2 can have different stimulus 3 Chl and Ch2 have same stimulus
11. Installation and Set Up Guide Figure 3 1 Power Cable Supplied Power Requirements E5100A B requires a following power source Voltage 90 to 132 Vac 198 to 264 Vac Frequency 47 to 63 Hz Power 400 VA maximum Providing clearance to dissipate heat at installation site To ensure the specifications and measurement accuracy of the product you must keep ambient temperature around the product within the specified range by providing appropriate cooling clearance around the product or for the rackmount type by forcefully air cooling inside the rack housing For information on ambient temperature to satisfy the specifications and measurement accuracy of the product refer to Function Reference Chapter 10 Instrument Specifications When the ambient temperature around the product is kept within the temperature range of the operating environment specification refer to Operating Conditions in the Function Reference Chapter 10 the product conforms to the requirements of the safety standard Furthermore under that temperature environment it has been confirmed that the product still conforms to the requirements of the safety standard when it is enclosed with cooling clearance as follows Table 3 2 Conditions Rear 180 mm Side 60 mm Upper 15 mm Installation and Set Up Guide 3 5 Instruction for Cleaning For cleaning wipe with soft cloth that is soaked with water and wrung tightly without un
12. each input is 50 Q When the analyzer is equipped with option 101 or 301 the input impedance can be selected 50 Q or 1 MQ INSTALLATION CATEGORY I These two connecters output the RF signal The same RF signals are outputted from these two connector because the power splitter is builted in the analyzer The output impedance at this connector is 50 Q When the analyzer is equipped with the option 001 the output is changed to single When the analyzer is equipped with option 003 the switch is installed instead of the power splitter This controls ac power to the analyzer 1 is ON 0 is OFF Screen display Displays a grid on which the measurement data is plotted the currently selected measurement traces and other information describing the measurement Figure 2 3 shows the locations of the different information labels In addition to the full screen display shown in Figure 2 3 a split display is available In this case information labels are provided for each half of the display The screen can also be used as the HP Instrument BASIC display HP Instrument BASIC uses either a full screen display or a half screen display below the graticule display as a text screen Front and Rear Panel 2 3 APES DIAIR LOG MAG 15 dB REF 2 A R PHASE 10 REF CH2 3 B R LOG MAG 15 dB REF 4 B R PHASE 10 REF Cor a B Cor Sy Hld CENTER 150 0
13. functions by using keyboard function keys For more information on the DIN keyboard see the HP Instrument BASIC Manual Supplement 3 8 Installation and Set Up Guide a F AI TOO s z To Y ay E O amp a A a 3 Z y A pl MN EEE E o d a E Vi do iw ll if tm J 9 Ld 7102001 Figure 3 4 Connecting a Keyboard Connecting a VGA Monitor A VGA monitor can be connected to the VGA connector on the rear panel of the analyzer The VGA monitor provides an easier way to watch display 8 E VGA Monitor 07102003 Figure 3 5 Connecting a VGA Monitor Installation and Set Up Guide 3 9 Quick Start Guide In this chapter you will learn how to make a basic network analyzer measurement by measuring the transmission characteristics of a bandpass filter Overview The following is a short summary of this chapter 1 Preparing for a measurement Connecting peripherals m Connecting DUT 2 Turning ON the analyzer 3 Setting up the analyzer m Setting the function m Selecting the input ports m Selecting the measurement format m Setting the frequency range m Performing the automatic scaling 4 Making a calibration m Performing a Response Ca
14. installation 3 1 internal reference output 2 7 i o port 2 7 keyboard 3 8 keyboard connector 2 7 line input receptacle 4 4 line switch 2 3 list sweep frequency base display mode 5 7 order base display mode 5 7 manual changes A 1 marker 4 7 marker data readout 2 5 marker search 4 7 marker stimulus 2 5 MAX search 4 7 measured input 2 4 menu 2 2 monitor 3 9 notations 2 5 number of points 5 4 operation 4 1 option 1D5 2 6 2 7 overview 4 1 overview 1 2 Overview of E5100A B 1 1 part number 3 1 phase offset 2 5 port 4 3 power 2 7 power cable 3 3 power requirement 3 5 preparing 4 3 2 3 printer interface 2 7 probe power connector 2 3 rack 3 6 rear panel 2 6 recall 5 9 reference level 2 5 reference oven output 2 6 reference position 2 5 REF oven 3 8 required equipment 4 2 response calibration 4 6 rf out connector 2 3 RF OUT port 4 3 R port 4 3 run cont input 2 6 save 5 9 screen display 2 3 search 4 7 serial number A 2 setting up 4 5 Smo 2 5 smoothing 2 5 span value 2 5 start value 2 5 status notations 2 5 stop value 2 5 sweep 2 5 sweep notations 2 5 sweep type menu 5 4 Index 3 Index 4 T amp B 2 4 thru 4 6 top value 2 4 trace number 2 4 transmission characteristics 4 1 trigger input 2 7 turning on 4 4 1 25 VGA 2 7 3 9 video outputs 2 7
15. 05 MHz SPAN 10 00KHz 40 C7002010 1 Channel Number 2 Trace Number 3 Measured Input s 4 Format 5 Top and Bottom Value 2 4 Front and Rear Panel Figure 2 2 Screen Display Highlights the displayed channel number The active channel is indicated by reverse display characters Displays trace numbers The active trace is indicated by a small triangle to the left of the trace number Shows the input or ratio of inputs currently measured as selected using Meas under the Meas Format key The measured inputs is shown when the function is set to gain phase Shows the format selected using Format under the Meas Format key Displays the top and bottom values of the grid selected by SCALE MENU under the Display key When the function is set to impedance measurement and the Y axis is set to log format the grid scale is not scale div format but top and bottom format 6 Reference Level 7 Marker Data Readout 8 Marker Stimulus 9 Trace number 10 Service Notation 11 Stimulus Value 12 Sweep Notations 13 Reference Position 14 Status Notations Displays the value of a reference line in Cartesian formats It is selected using SCALE MENU under the Display key However the reference line is invisible it is indicated by a small triangle adjacent to the graticule at the left Displays the values of the marker in units appropriate to the current measurement Displays the stimulus value of th
16. 1CP Rack Mount amp Handle Kit Option 1CP is a rack mount kit containing a pair of flanges and the necessary hardware to mount them to an instrument which has handles attached in an equipment rack with 482 6 mm 19 inches spacing Mounting the Handle and Rack 1 Remove the adhesive backed trim strips O from the left and right front sides of the E5100A B Refer to Figure 3 2 2 Attach the front handle and the rack mount fringe together on the left and right front sides of the E5100A B using the screws provided 3 Remove all four feet lift bar on the inner side of the foot and slide the foot toward the bar Installation and Set Up Guide 3 7 Connecting a BNC Adapter Option 1D5 Only When Option 1D5 is installed connect a BNC adapter between the REF OVEN output and the EXT REF Input on the rear panel of the analyzer The BNC adapter is included in Option 1D5 Option 1D5 improves the frequency accuracy and stability of the analyzer O C7102002 Figure 3 3 Connecting a BNC Adapter Connecting a Keyboard Option 1F0 only An DIN keyboard can be connected to the DIN connector on the rear panel of the analyzer The DIN keyboard provides an easier way to enter characters for the file names display titles and Instrument BASIC programs It can also access the analyzer softkey
17. 2 2 2 3 Ns Inputs R A B andC 2 3 6 RF OUT Connector 2 3 7 LINE Switch aoaaa a 2 3 Screen display a 2 3 1 Channel Number a ee 2 4 2 Trace Number 2 2 ee ee 2 4 3 Measured Input s 0 08 2 4 4 Format cccccccll 2 4 5 Top and Bottom Value 042 2 4 6 Reference Level 2 5 7 Marker Data Readout 2 5 8 Marker Stimulus 2 5 9 Trace number 2 5 10 Service Notation oaoa a a a 2 5 11 Stimulus Value 2 5 12 Sweep Notations 2 5 13 Reference Position 0 00 2 5 14 Status Notations 0 00 2 5 Rear Panel Features and Connectors 2 2 6 1 Reference Oven Output Option 1D5 Only 2 6 2 External Program RUN CONT Input 2 6 3 Power 2 we a a 2 7 4 External Reference Input 2 2 2 7 5 Internal Reference Output 2 7 6 External Trigger Input 2 7 7 GPIB Interface 0282 2 7 8 Printer Interface cc 2 7 9 Video Outputs VGA 2 7 10 DIN Keyboard Connector 2 7 11 YO Port 2 2 ee 2 7 Contents 1 Contents 2 3 Installation and Set Up Guide Incoming Inspection Power Cable Power Requirements Providing clearance to dissipate heat at installation site Instruction for Cleaning Rack Handle Installation O
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19. Ch3 can have different stimulus from Ch1 and Ch2 4 Chi and Ch2 have same stimulus and Ch3 and Ch4 have same stimulus Chl and Ch2 can have different stimulus from Ch3 and Ch4 The analyzer has a list sweep function which can sweep frequency according to a predefined sweep segment list Each sweep segment is independent and can have a different number of sweep points power level and IF bandwidth value A segment looks like a normal stimulus sweep Setting and the list sweep function can combine up to 801 total sweep points into one sweep The analyzer can have 2 different sweep lists list 1 and list 2 Either one can be used or both can be used for 2 channels under the Coupled channel off condition This section describes the following three applications m Sweep time reduction for filter testing with setup procedure a Dynamic range enhancement m Use of order base display mode The following is an example of creating a list sweep to measure a filter that has a 70 MHz center frequency and a 20 kHz bandwidth This example uses the list sweep to reduce the sweep time by setting coarse sweep points for the rejection band and fine sweep points for the passband 1 Press Sweep SWEEP TYPE MENU MORE LIST EDITOR The list table editor is displayed Confirm that the cursor positions at SEG1 START Press ODO z M 5 Press to move the cursor to the right cell 6 Press OOOO z M 7 Press to move the cursor to t
20. Make Manual Changes REV 1 XX none REV 2 xx 3 xx none Manual Changes A 1 Serial Number Agilent Technologies uses a two part ten character serial number that is stamped on the serial number plate see Figure A 1 attached to the rear panel The first five characters are the serial prefix and the last five digits are the suffix Agilent Technologies Japan Ltd SER NO JP1KG12345 AK MADE IN JAPAN 33 Figure A 1 Serial Number Plate Sample A 2 Manual Changes Index Special characters A 1 2 5 A port 4 3 auto recall 5 10 bandpass filter 4 1 BNC adapter 3 8 bottom value 2 4 C 2 5 C 2 5 calibration 4 6 notation 2 5 center value 2 5 channel 2 4 cleaning 3 6 connectors 2 6 content 3 1 Cor 2 5 ert 2 3 Del 2 5 DIN keyboard 3 8 disk auto recall 5 10 recall 5 9 Disk DOS 5 8 Format 5 8 Initialize 5 8 Saving data 5 8 Saving instrument state 5 8 display 2 3 DOS 5 8 dynamic range 5 6 Index 1 Index 2 edit list 5 4 electrical delay 2 5 Ext 2 5 external monitor 3 9 external program run cont input 2 6 external reference input 2 7 external trigger 2 5 external trigger input 2 7 feature 1 1 flexible disk drive 2 3 format 2 4 front panel 2 1 fuse 4 4 GPIB interface 2 7 handle 3 6 Hlad 2 5 hold 2 5 incoming inspection 3 1 inputs R A B and C 2 3
21. amic range Figure 5 3 shows a example 5 6 Analyzer Feature Tutorial LISTI START 69 9M STOP Hz Figure 5 3 List Sweep Example Dynamic Range Enhancement Use of Order Base Display Mode The result of list sweep is displayed using one of the following two display modes m Frequency Base Display Mode The X axis is linearly scaled by frequency The analyzer automatically linearly scales from the sweep list O To select the frequency base display press SWEEP TYPE MORE LIST DISP FREQ BASE m Order Base Display Mode The X axis is linearly scaled by the number of sweep points according to the sweep list O To select the order base display press SWEEP TYPE MORE ORDER BASE Analyzer Feature Tutorial 5 7 Disk Drive Tutorial The analyzer s 3 5 inch built in disk drive RAM disk and FLASH disk can be used to save instrument states measurement data and Instrument BASIC programs The built in disk drive supports the DOS file format which is used for IBM PC and compatible computers The RAM disk is 256kbyte volatile storage and the FLASH disk is 256kbyte non volatile storage The commands of save recall access only the RAM disk directly Pressing BACKUP MEMO DISK key makes the all contents in the RAM disk copy to the FLASH disk At power on the all files in the FLASH disk copy to the RAM disk This section describes the basic procedure for using the analyzer s disk drive Selecting Storage D
22. authorized modifications to the instrument Return the instrument to a Agilent Technologies Sales and Service Office for service and repair to ensure that safety features are maintained Dangerous Procedure Warnings Warning Warnings such as the example below precede potentially dangerous procedures throughout this manual Instructions contained in the warnings must be followed Dangerous voltages capable of causing death are present in this instrument Use extreme caution when handling testing and adjusting this instrument Typeface Conventions vi Bold Italics Computer HARDKEYS SOFTKEYS Boldface type is used when a term is defined For example icons are symbols Italic type is used for emphasis and for titles of manuals and other publications Italic type is also used for keyboard entries when a name or a variable must be typed in place of the words in italics For example copy filename means to type the word copy to type a space and then to type the name of a file such as filet Computer font is used for on screen prompts and messages Labeled keys on the instrument front panel are enclosed in Softkeys located to the right of the LCD are enclosed in Certification Warranty Agilent Technologies certifies that this product met its published specifications at the time of shipment from the factory Agilent Technologies further certifies that its calibration m
23. ay Quick Start Guide 4 7 Analyzer Feature Tutorial Multi channel Measurement Tutorial The analyzer has up to four channels Each channel can measure independently To setup measurement 1 Press Meas Format NUM of CH 2 Confirm that the ACTIVE CH CH1 at the bottom of softkey is displayed When the ACTIVE CH CH2 is displayed press ACTIVE CH CH2 to change the active channel to channel 1 Press Meas Format MEAS A R Press FORMAT LOGMAG PHASE Press ACTIVE CH CH1 to change to ACTIVE CH CH2 Press Meas Format MEAS A R Press FORMAT LOGMAG PHASE Press Center 7 0 x M Press Gran OOO x Note i When the NUM of CH is set to 3 or 4 the format which has dual trace A a one channel such as LOG MAG amp PHASE is not available To make response calibration 1 Press ACTIVE CH CH2 to change to ACTIVE CH CH1 2 Verify that the measurement traces of channel 1 is displayed 3 Connect a BNC cable between RF OUT2 and input R 4 5 Connect a thru between RF OUTI and input A Press Cal RESPONSE THRU 6 The THRU softkey label is underlined when the measurement is completed Press DONE Analyzer Feature Tutorial 5 1 10 11 12 13 14 To measure dut 1 N 3 4 5 Verify that Cor is displayed on the left side of the display to show that the calibration done for channel 1 Press ACTIVE CH CH1
24. due pressure Rack Handle Installation The analyzer can be rack mounted and used as a component in a measurement system Figure 3 2 shows how to rack mount the E5100A B Table 3 3 Rack Mount Kits Option Description Agilent Part Number ICN Handle Kit 5062 3990 1CM Rack Mount Kit 5062 3978 1CP Rack Mount amp Handle Kit 5062 3984 5 E o om Figure 3 2 Rack Mount Kits Installation 3 6 Installation and Set Up Guide Option 1CN Handle Kit Option 1CN is a handle kit containing a pair of handles and the necessary hardware to attach them to the instrument Installing the Handle 1 Remove the adhesive backed trim strips from the left and right front sides of the E5100A B Refer to Figure 3 2 2 Attach the front handles to the sides using the screws provided 3 Attach the trim strips to the handles Option 1CM Rack Mount Kit Option 1CM is a rack mount kit containing a pair of flanges and the necessary hardware to mount them to the instrument in an equipment rack with 482 6 mm 19 inches horizontal spacing Mounting the Rack 1 Remove the adhesive backed trim strips O from the left and right front sides of the E5100A B Refer to Figure 3 2 2 Attach the rack mount flange Q to the left and right front sides of the E5100A B using the screws provided 3 Remove all four feet lift bar on the inner side of the foot and slide the foot toward the bar Option
25. e marker Indicates the trace number for the measurement trace Indicates the analyzer is in service mode or self test was failed See E51004 B Service Manual Displays the start stop or the center span values of frequency or power Displays one of the following the sweep conditions Hld Hold sweep HOLD under the Trigger key Ext Wait external trigger TRIG EVENT under the Trigger key 1 Under sweep Stimulus parameters changed measured data in doubt until a complete fressh sweep has been taken Indicates the reference position Displays the current status of various functions for each channels The following notations are used Cor Error correction is on Correction on OFF under the Cal key Cc Stimulus parameters have changed and interpolated error correction is on Cc Stimulus parameters have changed and interpolated error correction is not available Del Electrical delay or phase offset has been added or subtracted SCALE MENU under the Display key Smo Trace smoothing is on SMOOTHING on OFF under the Display key For example the upper Cor in Figure 2 2 is for channel and the lower one is for channel 2 Front and Rear Panel 2 5 Rear Panel Features and Connectors Figure 2 3 shows the features and connectors on the rear panel Requirements for the input signals to the rear panel connectors are provided in the Specification chapter in the E5100A B Function
26. eadout the measured values on the displayed trace You can use the marker function for this purpose The marker shows the frequency and response value at the marker point Reading a measured value by using marker Press Marker Verify a marker labeled 1 appears on the trace of log mag Turn the knob to the right to move the marker toward the right Read the value at the right top of the display Press ACTIVE MARKER 2 RETURN Verify a marker labeled 2 appears on the trace of log mag Turn the knob to the left to move the marker toward the left Press ACTIVE TRC MAIN to change to ACTIVE TRC SUB Press Marker Press 7 0 G x M The marker moves at 70 MHz points Read the value for sub trace at the right top of display The marker has a search function that makes it easier and faster to evaluate the trace results For example to search for the maximum value and its frequency on the trace Press Marker MKR SEARCH SEARCH MAX The marker immediately moves to the maximum point on the displayed trace Read the frequency and response values displayed at the upper right of the display Note dd When you want to move all markers together Press Marker Y MKR MODE MENU MARKERS COUPLED Analyzing a filter parameter Press 3dB BAND WIDTH MAX The filter parameter such as band width center Q insertion loss delta frequency left and delta frequency right is displayed at the upper right of the displ
27. easurements are traceable to the United States National Institute of Standards and Technology to the extent allowed by the Institution s calibration facility or to the calibration facilities of other International Standards Organization members This Agilent Technologies instrument product is warranted against defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of shipment except that in the case of certain components listed in General Information of this manual the warranty shall be for the specified period During the warranty period Agilent Technologies will at its option either repair or replace products that prove to be defective For warranty service or repair this product must be returned to a service facility designated by Agilent Technologies Buyer shall prepay shipping charges to Agilent Technologies and Agilent Technologies shall pay shipping charges to return the product to Buyer However Buyer shall pay all shipping charges duties and taxes for products returned to Agilent Technologies from another country Agilent Technologies warrants that its software and firmware designated by Agilent Technologies for use with an instrument will execute its programming instruction when property installed on that instrument Agilent Technologies does not warrant that the operation of the instrument or software or firmware will be uninterrupted or error free Limitation Of Warranty The foregoing wa
28. ected to REF OVEN connector The external frequency reference function is automatically enabled when a signal is connected to this input When the signal is removed the analyzer automatically switches back to its internal frequency reference 5 Internal Reference Output Connects to the frequency reference input of an external instrument to phase lock it to the analyzer 6 External Trigger Input Triggers a measurement sweep The positive edge of a pulse more than 20 us wide in the Low state starts a measurement The signal is TTL compatible To use this connector set the trigger mode to external using softkey functions 7 GPIB Interface Connects the analyzer to an external controller and other instruments in an automated system This connector is also used when the analyzer itself is the controller of compatible peripherals 8 Printer Interface Connects the analyzer to an external printer The interface is centronics compatible 9 Video Outputs VGA Connects the VGA video monitor 10 DIN Keyboard Connector Connects the keyboard that is usually used with HP Instrument BASIC DIN keyboard is furnished when the analyzer is equipped with HP Instrument BASIC option 1D5 11 I O Port Connects to external devices such as a handler on a production line Front and Rear Panel 2 7 Installation and Set Up Guide This chapter provides the information necessary for performing an incoming inspection and setting up E5100A B
29. erating parameters such as start stop frequency list sweep tables and limit lines You must save state only or a ALL for this information To save file to a RAM disk Note To recall a file Note Y a 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Press Save Recall and select STORE DEV B MEMO by pressing that key Press SAVE The instrument will save the file to the current working directory of RAM disk If you want to save the file in another directory move the working directory Refer to To change working directory When both instrument state and measurement data are to be saved press ALL When only the instrument state is to be saved press STATE ONLY When only binary format measurement data is to be saved press DATA ONLY BINARY When only ASCII format measurement data is to be saved press DATA ONLY ASCII Select letters for the input file name After entering the file name press DONE to complete this task When you want to use all files in the RAM disk after power on again press BACKUP MEMO DISK Saving DATA ONLY won t allow the recall of operating parameters such as start stop frequency list sweep tables and limit lines You must save state only or a ALL for this information At power on all files in the FLASH disk copy to the RAM disk 1 Press RECALL to display the file names in the center of display Change the working directory when you want to save a file to anot
30. es available Warning i For protection from electrical shock the power cable ground must not be defeated The power plug must be plugged into an outlet that provides a protective earth ground connection Installation and Set Up Guide 3 3 3 4 OPTION 900 OPTION 902 United Kingdom Plug BS 1363 A 250V 10A Cable 8120 1351 Continental Europe Plug CEE 7 Standard Sheet VII 250V 10A Cable 8120 1689 OPTION 904 OPTION 912 OPTION 918 OPTION 921 OPTION 901 U S Canada Plug NEMA 6 15P 250V 6A Cable 8120 0698 Denmark Plug SR 107 2 D 250V 10A Cable 8120 2956 Plug JIS C 8303 125V 12A Cable 8120 4753 Plug CEI 23 16 250V 10A Cable 8120 6978 Australia New Zealand Plug AS 3112 250V 10A Cable 8120 1369 OPTION 903 OPTION 906 OPTION 917 OPTION 920 U S Canada Plug NEMA 5 15P 125V 10A Cable 8120 1378 Switzerland s Plug SEV Type 12 250V 10A Cable 8120 2104 Plug IEC 83 B1 250V 10A Cable 8120 4211 Argentina Plug Argentine Resolution 63 Annex IV 250V 10A Cable 8120 6870 OPTION 922 OPTION 919 OPTION 927 Plug GB 1002 250V 10A Cable 8120 8376 Israel Plug Israel SI 32 250V 10A Cable 8120 5182 Thailand Plug NEMA 5 15P 250V 10A Cable 8120 8871 NOTE Each option number includes a family of cords and connectors of various materials and plug body configurations straight 90 etc
31. evices l To save file to a floppy disk 1 Press Save Recall then using STOR DEV to select the built in flexible disk drive and the memory When the flexible disk drive is selected A DISK is displayed When the RAM disk is selected LB MEMO is displayed Press Save Recall and select STORE DEV A DISK by pressing that key Insert a disk into the disk drive If the floppy disk is new you must initialize the disk Press FILE UTILITIES INITIALIZE INITIALIZE A DISK YES to initialize disk The instrument will save the file to the current working directory of floppy disk If you want to save the file in another directory move the working directory Refer to To change working directory Press Save Recall SAVE When both instrument state and measurement data are to be saved press ALL When only the instrument state is to be saved press STATE ONLY When only binary format measurement data is to be saved press DATA ONLY BINARY When only ASCII format measurement data is to be saved press DATA ONLY ASCII 7 Enter the file name by selecting letters or input from keyboard After entering the file name press DONE to complete this task Note al Initialization destroys all current data on a disk You can NOT recover Y the data once it has been destroyed by the initialization process 5 8 Analyzer Feature Tutorial Note Y Saving DATA ONLY won t allow the recall of op
32. he right cell Ae Cw N Note uy 11 12 13 14 15 16 Press 3 0 x 1 Press to move the cursor to the right cell 10 Press 0 x 1 Press to move the cursor to the right cell Press 2 0 0 x 1 Press INSERT SEGMENT The cursor moves to SEG2 IFBW Input the data for segment 2 and 3 as shown in Figure 5 1 Press MORE END EDIT to exit the list editor The segments do not have to be entered in any particular order the analyzer automatically sorts them in increasing order of stimulus value when the list table editor is ended LISTA START 69 9MHz SEG START Hz STOP Hz NOP POWER dBm IFBW Hz 1 69 9M 69 96 M 30 200 2 69 96M 70 04 M 120 200 70 04 M 701 M 30 200 Figure 5 1 Sweep List Edit Display Analyzer Feature Tutorial 5 5 To perform list sweep 1 Press Sweep SWEEP TYPE MENU LIST to perform the list sweep measurement using the just edited list 69 9MHz 9 96MHz 0 04MHz 7 0 4MHz 30 points 120 points 30 points Segment 1 Segment 2 Segment 3 Figure 5 2 List Sweep Measurement To increace Dynamic Range Enhancement The sweep list modified from the list of the previous example to improve dynamic range Segments 1 and 3 have a narrow IF bandwidth and a higher power level for the stopband of the filter Segment 2 has wide IF bandwidth and lower power level for passband These settings enhance the analyzer s dyn
33. he softkey label area at the right hand side of the display The eight keys to the right of the LCD are the softkeys Pressing one of the softkeys selects the adjacent menu function This either executes the labeled function and makes it the active function causes instrument status information to be displayed or presents another softkey menu Some of the analyzer s menus are accessed directly from front panel keys and some from other menus For example the sweep menu accessed by pressing the Sweep key presents all the sweep functions such as sweep type number of points and sweep time Pressing NUMBER of POINTS allows the required number of points displayed per sweep to be entered directly from the number pad RETURN softkeys return to previous menus DONE indicates completion of a specific procedure and then returns to an earlier menu Usually when a menu changes the present active function is cleared Softkeys that are Joined by Vertical Lines When several possible choices are available for a function the softkeys are joined by vertical lines For example trigger menu under the Trigger key the available inputs are listed HOLD SINGLE CONTINUOUS with a vertical line between them Note that only one softkey can be selected at a time When a selection has been made from the listed alternatives that selection is underlined until another selection is made Softkeys That Toggle On or Off Some softkey functions can be t
34. her directory Refer to To change working directory Select the file name you want to recall using arrow keys and then press ENTER If you can not find the file name you want to select press NEXT PAGES or PREV PAGES until the file name is displayed The file names are labeled with the following file type identification extensions after the file name ALL means all instrument state and measured data binary STA means instrument state only BINARY DAT means measured data only BINARY Analyzer Feature Tutorial 5 9 To change working directory Since all disk operations of the analyzer work on the current directory you must change the desired directory before the disk operation is executed 1 Press Save Recall FILE UTILITIES 2 The directory list is displayed on the center of display 3 Select the desired directory name using arrow keys 4 Press CHANGE DIRECTORY To recall a file at power on 5 10 Analyzer Feature Tutorial By storing the instrument state in the special file named AUTOREC to the FLASH disk or flexible disk drive you can automatically recall the instrument state from an inserted disk every time the analyzer is turned on A Manual Changes Introduction This appendix contains the information required to adapt this manual to earlier versions or configurations of the E5100A B than the current printing date of this manual The information in this manual applies direc
35. lay Mode 5 7 Disk Drive Tutorial o 5 8 Selecting Storage Devices 5 8 To save file to a floppy disk o 5 8 To save file to a RAM disk 5 9 To recall a fille 5 9 To change working directory 5 10 To recall a file at power on 5 10 Manual Changes Introduction A 1 Manual Changes o A 1 Serial Number a a A 2 Index Contents 3 Figures Analyzer Front Panel 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 2 2 3 Analyzer Rear Panel 3 1 Power Cable Supplied 3 2 3 3 3 4 Overview of E5100A Overview of E5100B 2 Screen Display 2 Rack Mount Kits Installation 3 6 3 Connecting a BNC Adapter 2 3 8 4 Connecting a Keyboard 0 20422 3 9 3 5 Connecting a VGA Monitor 3 9 4 1 Required Equipment 4 2 4 2 Connection of Measurement Cables 4 3 4 3 Line Input Receptacle and Fuse 2 2 2 4 4 5 1 Sweep List Edit Display 002422 5 5 5 2 List Sweep Measurement 4 5 6 5 3 List Sweep Example Dynamic Range Enhancement 5 7 A 1 Serial Number Plate Sample 2 2 A 2 Tables 3 1 ES5100A B Contents 2 2 een 3 2 3 2 a 3 5 3 3 Rack Mount Kits aaa 2 eee 3 6 A 1 Manual Changes by Serial Number A 1 A 2 Manual Changes by Firmwa
36. libration 5 Reading a measurement result m Reading a measured value by using marker Quick Start Guide 4 1 Required Equipment 4 2 Quick Start Guide To perform all the steps in this chapter you must have the following equipment E5100A B Network Analyzer m Measurement device a This tour assumes the device under test DUT is a 70 MHz bandpass filter THRU BNC female to female connector m Three BNC cables RIBS Ta ne Lt E H e THRU l l BNC f f connector DUT BNC Cable C7103002 Figure 4 1 Required Equipment N Stepl Preparing for a measurement E N Connect the RF OUT 1 port to DUT with a BNC cable E N Connect the A port to DUT with a BNC cable E N Connect the RF OUT 2 port to the R port with BNC cable EE FA GAB Let E Do ac con dd me DUT EM
37. nt Technologies assumes no liability for the customer s failure to comply with these requirements Note al E5100A B complies with INSTALLATION CATEGORY II and Y POLLUTION DEGREE 2 in IEC1010 1 E5100A B is INDOOR USE product Note LEDs in E5100A B are Class 1 in accordance with 1EC825 1 Y CLASS 1 LED PRODUCT Ground The Instrument To avoid electric shock hazard the instrument chassis and cabinet must be connected to a safety earth ground by the supplied power cable with earth blade DO NOT Operate In An Explosive Atmosphere Do not operate the instrument in the presence of flammable gasses or fumes Operation of any electrical instrument in such an environment constitutes a definite safety hazard Keep Away From Live Circuits Operating personnel must not remove instrument covers Component replacement and internal adjustments must be made by qualified maintenance personnel Do not replace components with the power cable connected Under certain conditions dangerous voltages may exist even with the power cable removed To avoid injuries always disconnect power and discharge circuits before touching them DO NOT Service Or Adjust Alone Do not attempt internal service or adjustment unless another person capable of rendering first aid and resuscitation is present DO NOT Substitute Parts Or Modify Instrument Because of the danger of introducing additional hazards do not install substitute parts or perform un
38. oggled on or orr for example averaging This is indicated in the softkey label The current state ON or OFF is capitalized in the softkey label Example SMOOTHING ON off The word on is capitalized showing that smoothing is currently on SMOOTHING on OFF The word off is capitalized showing that smoothing is currently off Softkeys that Show Status Indications in Brackets Some softkey labels show the current status of a function in brackets These include simple toggle functions and status only indicators An example of a toggled function is the SWEEP DIR UP or SWEEP DIR DOWN softkey The TRIG EVENT softkey is an example of a status only indicator where the selected equation of the data math function is shown in brackets in the softkey label 2 Built in Flexible Disk Drive 3 Preset Stores the measurement data instrument status and HP Instrument BASIC programs The applicable disk format is DOS disk operating system format This key returns the instrument to a known standard preset state from any step of any manual procedure 4 PROBE POWER Connector This connector fused inside the instrument supplies power to an active probe for in circuit measurements of AC circuits N 5 Inputs R A B and C 6 RF OUT Connector 7 LINE Switch These inputs receive signals from source or DUT The R input is used as the reference input The number of inputs is depends on the option The input impedance of
39. ption ICN Handle Kit Installing the Handle Option 1CM Rack Mount Kit Mounting the Rack Option 1CP Rack Mount amp Handle Kit Mounting the Handle and Rack Connecting a BNC Adapter Option 1D5 Only Connecting a Keyboard Option 1F0 only Connecting a VGA Monitor Quick Start Guide Overview Required Equipment N Stepl Preparing for a measurement Step 2 Turning ON the analyzer Line Input Receptacle N Fuse Steps to turn on the power Step3 Setting up the Analyzer Setting the function Selecting the input ports Selecting the measurement format Setting the frequency range Performing the automatic scaling Setting the IF band width Step4 Making a calibration o Performing a Response Calibration o Step5 Reading a measurement result Reading a measured value by using marker Analyzing a filter parameter Analyzer Feature Tutorial Multi channel Measurement Tutorial To setup measurement To make response calibration To measure dut To display the trace of all channel To measure a dut on different sweep parameter To setup measurement To make response calibration To measure dut To display the trace of all channel To split the display graticule To make list sweep To create sweep List To perform list sweep 3 1 3 3 3 5 3 5 3 6 3 6 3 7 3 7 3 7 3 7 3 7 3 7 3 8 3 8 3 9 4 2 To increace Dynamic Range Enhancement 5 6 Use of Order Base Disp
40. re Version A 1 Contents 4 Introduction This manual explains setting up and starting the analyzer basic measuring procedure Overview of E5100A B E5100A B is a 10 kHz to 300 MHz network analyzer fitted for production lines of electric component manufactures E5100A B has the following features m Frequency range from 10 kHz to 300 MHz a 0 04 ms point fastest measurement speed m Ramp sweep and step sweep a Fine resolution IFBW 10 Hz to 30 kHz with 1 1 5 2 3 4 5 8 steps Stable measurements 120 dB dynamic range 1 kHz IF BW a To provide fast waveform analysis commands 3 mode DOS flexible disk drive 720 kbyte 1 2 Mbyte and 1 44 Mbyte Introduction 1 1 Overview GANDA wee AUNH HETWORK ANALYZER 2 PESPONSE Z A ENTRY E
41. rranty shall not apply to defects resulting from improper or inadequate maintenance by Buyer Buyer supplied software or interfacing unauthorized modification or misuse operation outside the environmental specifications for the product or improper site preparation or maintenance No other warranty is expressed or implied Agilent Technologies specifically disclaims the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose vii Exclusive Remedies The remedies provided herein are buyer s sole and exclusive remedies Agilent Technologies shall not be liable for any direct indirect special incidental or consequential damages whether based on contract tort or any other legal theory Assistance viii Product maintenance agreements and other customer assistance agreements are available for Agilent Technologies products For any assistance contact your nearest Agilent Technologies Sales and Service Office Addresses are provided at the back of this manual Safety Symbols General definitions of safety symbols used on equipment or in manuals are listed below Instruction manual symbol the product is marked with this symbol when it is necessary for the user to refer to the instruction manual Alternating current 2 amp Direct current On Supply Off Supply In position of push button switch Out position of push button switch Frame or chassis terminal A connec
42. tion to the frame chassis of the equipment which normally include all exposed metal structures Bbo W r This Warning sign denotes a hazard It calls attention arning to a procedure practice condition or the like which if not correctly performed or adhered to could result in injury or death to personnel Caution Y This Caution sign denotes a hazard It calls attention to a procedure practice condition or the like which if not correctly performed or adhered to could result in damage to or destruction of part or all of the product Note This Note sigh denotes important information Tt Y calls attention to a procedure practice condition or the like which is essential to highlight A 4 Affixed to product containing static sensitive devices gt use anti static handling procedures to prevent electrostatic discharge damage to component Documentation Guide Please refer to the following manuals for the operation of the analyzer where necessarily User s Guide Option ABA only Agilent Part Number E5100 900X1 This documents explains the method to set up and basic operations of E5100A B in simple steps Function Reference Option ABA only Agilent Part Number E5100 900X0 The Function Reference describes all function accessed from the front panel keys and softkeys It also provides information on options and accessories available specifications system performance and some topics about the analyzer
43. tly to the E5100A B serial number prefix listed on the title page of this manual Manual Changes To adapt this manual to your E5100A B see Table A 1 and Table A 2 and make all the manual changes listed opposite your instrument s serial number and firmware version Instruments manufactured after the printing of this manual may be different from those documented in this manual Later instrument versions will be documented in a manual changes supplement that will accompany the manual shipped with that instrument If your instrument s serial number is not listed on the title page of this manual or in Table A 1 it may be documented in a yellow MANUAL CHANGES supplement In additions to change information the supplement may contain information for correcting errors Errata in the manual To keep this manual as current and accurate as possible Agilent Technologies recommends that you periodically request the latest MANUAL CHANGES supplement For information concerning serial number prefixes not listed on the title page or in the MANUAL CHANGE supplement contact the nearest Agilent Technologies office To confirm the program version LOAD and RUN the program or confirm the beginning part of the program by typing EDIT Table A 1 Manual Changes by Serial Number Serial Prefix or Number Make Manual Changes JPIKC none JP2KC JP3KC JP4KC JP5KC none Table A 2 Manual Changes by Firmware Version Version
44. to change to ACTIVE CH CH2 Connect that thru between RF OUT and input B Press RESPONSE THRU The THRU softkey label is underlined when the measurement is completed Press DONE Verify that Cor is displayed on the left side of the display to show that the calibration done for channel 2 Connect dut between RF OUTI and input A Select ACTIVE CH CH1 to observe the trace for channel 1 Press Display AUTO SCALE to scale automatically for channel 1 Select ACTIVE CH CH2 to observe the trace for channel 2 Press Display AUTO SCALE to scale automatically for channel 2 To display the trace of all channel 1 Press Display MULTI CH to change MULTI CH on OFF to MULTI CH ON off The all traces of channel 1 and channel 2 are displayed Verify that two Cor is displayed on the left side of the display The upper one is for channel 1 and the lower one is for channel 2 To measure a dut on different sweep parameter To setup measurement 1 2 5 2 Analyzer Feature Tutorial Press Meas Format NUM of CH 2 Press Sweep COUPLED CH to change COUPLED CH ON off to COUPLED CH on OFF Confirm that the ACTIVE CH CH1 at the bottom of softkey is displayed When the ACTIVE CH CH2 is displayed press ACTIVE CH CH2 to change the active channel to channel 1 lt Press Meas Format MEAS A R Press FORMAT LOGMAG amp PHASE 11 12 13 Press Center 7 0 x M Press
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