Calibrateur Multifonctions
Table des Matières
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Preparation for Operation
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Inspecting Package Contents, Selecting the Installation Location
97
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Description of Controls
99
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Control of the Calibrator
106
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Selection of Function
106
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Setting the Value of Output Signal
106
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Setting Relative Deviation
108
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Change of Value by Factor of Ten
109
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Connection / Disconnection of Output Terminals
109
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Setting the Frequency
110
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Generation of Calibrated Voltage
111
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Generation of Calibrated Current
113
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Generation of Non-Harmonic Shapes
114
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Simulation of Resistance and Capacitance
115
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Generation of Electric Power and Energy
118
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Generation of Frequency
123
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Simulation of Temperature Sensors
126
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Setting the Measurement Range
131
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Use of Calculation Formula
133
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Setting Function Parameters
133
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Simultaneous Functions
136
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Execution of Test Program
138
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Setting the Type of Signals and the Number of Steps
140
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Setting the Numeric Values of the Test
140
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Calibrator's Maintenance
147
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Performance Verification Test
149
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IEEE-488 Bus Properties
157
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Calibration of Measurement Instruments
163
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Counters and Oscilloscopes
165
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Voltage, Current and Frequency
166
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Measurement of Resistance or Temperature Using Resistance Temperature Sensors
167
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Measurement of Temperature Using Thermocouples
168
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Strain Gauge Sensors for Non-Electrical Values
168
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Testing of Regulation and Measurement Sets and Evaluation Units
170
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Use of Opt. 140-41 Cable Adapter
170
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Use of Option 40/60 Cable Adapter
171
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