B&W 600,Dip,meter User guide

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Serial
No.
Model
600
BARKER
237
Fairfield
&
WILLIAMSON,
Avenue
Upper
Darby,
Penna.
Page 2
MODEL
Dip
eter
600
SPECIFICATIONS
Frequency 1.75 to 260
Range
Dimensions Weight
Power Supply Tube
Meter . . . . .
Finish
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overlapping color coded plug-in coils
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Approximately
Approximately
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115
955
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0-500
Hammeroid
volts AC. Acom
type
microamperes
MC
with 5
3" x 3" x 7"
2lbs.
60
cycles
gray
Coil No.
600-A-l 600-A-2 600-A-3 600-A-4 600-A-5
Coil
Set
No.
600-A
Frequency Range Color Code
1.75
to
5.2
5
14 36 95
to to to to
14 36 95
260
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Green White Yellow Blue
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insert delivering power, clockwise switch a the instrument service.
INTO
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115
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finding
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FIGURE 1
L C Circuits
The
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ment
in
the
of
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in
circuit
tuning
the
meter.
function of
as a dip
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See sensitivity control reading the the
is
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Note of
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frequency
and
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the
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Pages 8 and
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Antennas
Antennas from the
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It
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Generally,
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of with a current of
voltage
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frequency
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terms
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measured
instrument
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lumped
and
to
of
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FIGURE 3
FIGURE 2
is
rotated
dip
indicates
one
the
instrument
highest
with a broad
through
a circuit of
at·
frequency
dip
should
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the
not
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Transmission Lines
transmission
lines
LC circuits
capacity
remember into
consideration.
determine
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current
resonant
by
to
the
is
distributed.
that
more
is
present
in
advance
of
interest
transmission
distribution.
frequency
coupling
part
of
the
antenna
Although
may
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used,
due
to
the
increased
dips.
See
SfN6LE
figures
WIRE
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dip.
the
range,
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test.
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in
that
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coil
points
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DOIIBLE
WIRE
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TURN
(4), (5) instrument cuits. For
and
is
example, has a current driven
element narily a half to
be
determined,
nect
all
feeders
so
introduced.
An
antenna
any
multiple
When
ing the
this
to
sketch
length
operation
of frequency points quency to short
line
similar to The of made probable
of
current
determination,
disconnect
out
any
The
resonant
may
be
the
instrument
the
transmission
as
for
current determining tion.
See
figure quarter end and mately
wave
open
is
resonances
at
odd frequency. shorted as placed
two
at
the
quarter
back
FIGURE 4
(S).
The
adjustment
then
the
same
the
maximum
in a beam
wave.
of its
the the
When
it
is
necessary
and
short
may
also
fundamental
is
desired,
current
antenna
determination
maximum.
all
transmission
half
at
the
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its
be
variation
at
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for LC
wave
center.
frequency
to
out
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and
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For
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lines
breaks.
frequency
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folded
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For
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be
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the
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mode line
with
wave
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fundamental
When a transmission
far
end,
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considered
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back.
transmission The
resonant
of
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antenna
The
is
ordi-
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breaks
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along
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and
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FUNDAMENTAL /
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transmission
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THIRD
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Signal
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marker ment sweep intensity adjusting
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as
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instrument
signals
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tracer
meter,
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television
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instrument
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transmission transmission loop
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the
instrument. mission under
line
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Here
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MINIDUCTOR
SPECIFICATIONS
Catalog Number
3001
3002
3003
3004
3005
3006 3007 3008
3009 3010 3011 3012
3013 3014 3015 3016
Dia.
Turns
Inch
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1"
1"
1"
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32
16
32
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4
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4
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4
16
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Length
2"
2"
2"
2"
2"
2" 2" 2"
3" 3"
3"
3"
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3" 3" 3"
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Inductance
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0.19
0.75
3.0
12.0
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18.0
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1.5
6.0
24.0
1.0
4.0
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64.0
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electronic work.
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