OPERATING
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116658
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JULY
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1973
TableofContents
CONTENTS
Model
11665B
Section
I GENERAL INFORMATION
Introduction 1-1
1-1.
Instruments Covered by Manual . 1-1
1-5.
Description 1-1
1-9.
1-11.
Options.
but
not
1-13. Equipment Required
1-15. Swept Amplitude Analyzer 1-2 Model 8755A .
1-17.
1-19.
1-21.
1-23.
1-25. Recommended Test
INSTALLATION
II
2-1.
2-3.
2-5.
2-6.
2-8.
2-10.
2-12.
2-16. Storage and
2-17.
2-19.
Oscilloscope
Directional Couplers 1-4 4-14. Performance Tests
Detector 1-4
Sweep Oscillator .
Equipment
Introduction 2-1
Initial Inspection .
Preparation for Use 2-1
Selecting RF
Using APC-7 RF Connectors 2-1
Mating Connectors
Operating Environment 2-2
Environment 2-2
Packaging
Input
Shipment
Supplied.
Connector
Page
1-1
1-2
1-2 4-12. Insertion Loss Measured with
1-4
1-4
1-4
2-1
2-1
2-1
2-1
2-2
2-2
Section
UseofaDCCurrent-Limited
4-7.
Power Supply in Place
Modulation Source 4-1
4-11. Return Loss
Model 8755A . 4-2
4-13. Modulator Drive
Using the Model 8755A
4-16.
Return
without
4-17. Insertion Loss Measured
without
V ADJUSTMENTS .
VI REPLACEABLE PARTS
Introduction
6-1.
Abbreviations .
6-3.
Replaceable Parts List
6-5.
Ordering Instructions
6-7.
VII MANUAL CHANGES·
Introduction
7-1.
of
a
Measured with
Feedthru
without
Loss Measured
Model 8755A 4-4
Model 8755A
.
Page
4-2
4-2
4-3
4-4
5-1
6-1
6-1
6-1
6-1
6-1
7-1
7-1
OPERATION.
III
Introduction
3-1.
Features
3-3.
Operator's Check With
3-5.
Operating Instructions .
3-7.
Operator's Check Using
3-9.
Other than 8755A
PERFORMANCE TESTS
IV
Introduction
4-1.
Equipment Required
4-3.
Test Record
4-5.
8755A
3-1
3-1
3-1
3-1
3-1
3-1
4-1 in APC-7 Connectors
4-1 8-16.
4-1 8-19. Troubleshooting Procedures
4-1 8-22. Principles
VIII SERVICE
Introduction
8-1.
Principles
8-3.
Troubleshooting
8-5.
Recommended Test Equipment
8-7.
Repair
8-9.
8-11.
8-14.
BNC
of
Operation .
Connector Replacement
Replacing Center
Connector Replacement.
of
Operation .
Conductor
8-1
8-1
8-1
8-1
8-1
8-1
8-1
Contact
8-2
8-2
8-3
8-4
ii
Model
11665B
TableofContents
ILLUSTRATIONS
Figure
1-1.
, Model 11665B Equipment Supplied
UseofAPC-7
2-1.
3-1. Model 11665B Modulator
3-2. Model 8755A Typical Measurement Setup
3-3. Operator's Check Using Other Than 8755A
Table
1-1.
Specifications.
1-2. Supplemental Characteristics .
1-3. Recommended Test Equipment
4-1. Performance Record
Connectors.
. . . . .
. . .
Features.
Page
1-1
2-1
3-1
3-2
3-2
TABLES
Page
1-2
1-3
1-4
4-5
Figure
of
3-4. Typical Waveform
4-1. Modulator Drive Feedthru Test Setup
6-1. RF Connectors Replaceable Parts
8-1. Model 11665B Connectors
8-2. Model 11665B Modulator Schematic
Table
6-1. Reference Designators and
Abbreviations.
6-2. Replaceable Parts List . .
of
6-3. Code List
Manufacturers
Modulation
.
Page
3-3
4-3
6-4
8-2
8-4
Page
6-1
6-2
6-3
iii
Model
11665B
General
Information
1-1. INTRODUCTION
1-2. This
information
Modulator.
manual
for
the
The
contains
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Notes.
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1-1. These specifications are
or
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1-10.
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11665B
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Figure 1-1.
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11665B
Equipment
Supplied
1-1
General
15
100
Information
MHz
and18GHz.
kHz
may
non-reflective
limits.
1-11. OPTIONS
1-12.
The
following
the
Model
11665B.
Option
011
013
021
022
023
50
Modulation
be
used.
ohm
load
connectors
frequenciesupto
The
Modulator
when
used
are available
Input
N-Jack
N-Jack APC-7
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N-Plug N-Plug
N-Plug APC-7
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11665B
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and
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1-13; EQUIPMENT REQUIRED BUT
PLIED
To
use
the
1-14.
Model
11665B,
equipmentisrequired:
1.
If
the
11665Bisto
devices which amplify frequencies
be
usedtotest
below
FREQUENCY
Range:15MHzto18 GHz.
IMPEDANCE
Mainline
Return Loss:
NOTE: APC·7 connectors typically have
Input
and
Output
(ON
to
.015
.04
4
8to18
.04 GHz:~10dB(,,;;
to
4 GHz:
to
8 GHz: ~ 12dB(,,;;
GHz:
return loss from
or OFF Condition)
~
~
Impedance:
15 dB
8dB(,,;;
12A
1.92 SWR)
(,,;;
1.43 SWR)
1.67 SWR) '
2.32 SWR)
to18GHz.
TRANSMISSION
Insertion Loss:
Frequency (GHz)
.015
to
.04
.04
to
4
4to8
8
to
12A
12A
to
18
ON
Condition
,,;;
7.0
,,;;
3.2 dB
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4.3
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5.0
dB
3.8 dB
dB
dB
OFF
1-15.
NOT
SUP-
1-16.
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the
following
11665B
-50
over a
active
approx-
Model
Oscilloscopes.
Table 1-1. Specifications
SPECIFICATIONS
50Q
nominal.
..
~
10 dB
Condition
~35dB
~35dB
~40dB
~45dB
~45dB
SWEPT
The
with
to
frequency
8755A
AMPLITUDE
Model
three
Modulator
+10
dBm
plugs
8755A
11664A
measures
and
amplitude
rangeof15
into
ANALYZER
Swept
Detectors
amplitude
MHzto18
the
Model 180-series
Amplitude
and
ratiosof60
POWER
Modulator Drive Feedthru:
27.8 kHz from either input or
RF
Maximum
Input: +24 dBm.
*,,;;
8 mV (peak) at
output
ports.
GENERAL
Connectors: Standard, N.Jack InputjN-Plug
Output
N.Jack
APC-7
N.Jack
N.Plug
APC·7
NOTE:
Weight:
Option
011
013
021
022
023
"Jack"
fixed threads; "plug" male connector has
coupling nut.
Net,6
identifies the female connector with
oz. (0,17).
Input
N.Jack
N.Jack
N·Plug
N.Plug
N.Plug
the
Model
levels
GHz.
Output
Ana-
of
dB
The
1-2
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When
Model
11665B
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fromaModel
8755A
Model1l665B
Table 1-2. Supplemental Characteristics
FREQUENCY
General
Information
Harmonic Generation: Above 1 GHz,
1 GHz,
Drive Current:
typically
Nominally
30
dB
below
+50
IMPEDANCE
input
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INSERTION
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Frequency
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LIMITS
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1-3
General
1-17.
1-18.
lyzer
Oscilloscope.
indicator
1-19. Directional Couplers
1-20.
nals,
Model
or
dual
frequency
frequency
1-21. Detector
1-22.
when
Information
Osci
The
must
and
To
directional
8755A.
two
single
directional
Three
using
lIoscope
Model
be
The
8755A
plugged
Model
power
separate
the
couplers
Either
directional
coupler
of
the
measurementislimited
rangeofthe
Model
the
11664A
Model
supply
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one
directional
Swept
into
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180
acts
for
the
are usually
dual
directional
couplers
can
be
Detectors
8755A
Amplitude
as a display
Model
and
reflected
used
connected
used.
coupler.
Swept
Ana-
8755A.
sig-
with
the
coupler
as a
The
sweep
by
the
are
needed
Amplitude
Analyzer.
kHz
1-23. Sweep Oscillator
1-24.
RF
input
or
Model 8690-series Sweep Oscillators
These
modulation
Sweep
Oscillators are
signal.
detectors
signal
from
Either
demodulate
the
neededtofurnish
the
HP Model 8620-series
used.
1-25.
1-26.
This
troubleshooting
ment
cations
under
RECOMMENDED
Table
1-3 lists
equipment
may
be
equal
recommended
is usedinperformance
the
Model
substituted,
or
exceed
Critical Specifications.
TEST
EQUIPMENT
11665B.
provided
the
specifications given
Model
RF
test
Other
11665B
the
Input
signal.
may
equipment.
testing,
equip-
its
specifi-
28.7
the
be
and
Table 1-3.
Instrument Critical
Specifications
Sweep
Type
Oscillator
Frequency:
Modulation:
quency
compatible
Meter.
Swept
Amplitude
Analyzer
Provides
signal.
Powers
Processes
27.8
three
and
detected
BNC
Tee
2 female BNC, 1 male BNC
connectors.
Modulator
Frequency:
Modulation:
Recommended
100
MHzto18
Test
Equipment(1of
GHz HP Model
squarewave, fre- HP Model
with
SWR
86330A+86320A
86341B
86342A
86350A
HP Model
86260A
kHz
modulation
11664A
displays
Detectors.
the
HP
signals.
HP
(UG-274AjU)
100
MHzto18
27.8
kHz
GHz
HP
Suggested
(3.2to6.5
(5.9to9 GHz)
(8.0to12.4
(12.4to18
8755A
Part
No.
11665B
8620
mainframe
8621A
8620
mainframe
1250-0781
2)
Model
with
and:
(0.1to4.2 GHz)
GHz)
GHz)
with:
GHz)
Use*
P,T
P,T
P,T
P,T
Dual
Low-Pass
1-4
Directional
Filter
Frequency:
100
Coupling:20dB
Directivity:
Frequency:
;;;;.40dB
Reduces
monicoffrequency
interest;;;;.50dB
MHzto18
2nd
band
GHz
HP
HP
har- HP
of
HP
HP
HP
778D
(110
MHzto2 GHz)
11692D(2to18GHz)
360A
(700
MHz
cutoff)
360B
(1.2
GHz
cutoff)
360C
(2.2
GHz
cutoff)
360D
(4.1 GHz
cutoff)
P,T
P,T
Model
11665B
General
Information
Instrument,
Type
Detectors
Oscilloscope
DC
Current-
Limited
Power
Supply
Audio
Oscillator
Open-End
Wrench
(3)
Table 1-3.
,
Frequency:
Vertical
Voltage:
Current:
50
milliamperes
Frequency:to27.8
Output:to15
Thin
1/2x9/16-inch
Recommended
,
Critical
Specifications
100
MHzto18
Bandwidth:~250
adjustable
canbelimited
to±15V
to
kHz
Vrms
wrench
GHz
kHz
Test
Equipment(2of
HP
11664A
HP
182A/1801A/1820C
HP
721A
HP
200A/B
HP
Part
2)
Suggested Model Use*
P,T
P,T
P,T
T
No.
8710-0877
Chng.
Conn.
*P =
Performance
Testing,
T =
Troubleshooting
1-5/1-6
Model 11665B
Installation
2-1.
INTRODUCTION
2-2. This
initial
connectors,
2-3.
2-4.
terial
contents
completeness
mechanically
shipment
Procedures
given
or
defect,
electrical
well as
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HP
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inspection,
INITIAL
If
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in
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SECTION
INSTALLATION
2-5. PREPARATION FOR
concerning
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Keep
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2-10. Mating Connectors
2-11.
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TypeNconnectors
II
The
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assembly
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Read
Connectors
on
Connector
type
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2-1
the
the
instrument
USE
Input
Connector
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may
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replaced,
of
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connector.
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to
the
Service
8-13,
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details.
shows
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which
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whose
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use
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thin
open-end
section
of
corresponding
of
APC-7 con-
figure
Type
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conform
inner
be
this
before
to
To Connect:
1.
On
one
sleevebyturning
clockwise
2.
On
the
other
coupling
clockwise.
coupling
tracted,
turningitclockwise.
3.
Push
thread
with
sleeve
Do
4.
since
connection.
sleeve
press
the
the
retracted
NOT
this
connector,
the
until
the
connector,
by
To
engage
nut
when
back
connectors
coupling
sleeve
tighten
will
tend
retract
coupling
sleeve
turning
coupling
the
lightlyonthe
firmly
nut
over
the
other
to
loosen
the
and
nut
fully
the
sleeve is fully re-
together,
of
the
the
coupling
Figure 2-1.
coupling
nut
counter-
disengage.
extend
coupling
sleeve
nut
connector
extended
the
electrical
To Disconnect:
1.
Loosen
showing
the
nut
and
while
and
nut
2.
IMPORTANT:
fullytoprevent
contact.
UseofAPC-7 Connectors
the
the
coupling
wider
gold
Part
striking
nut
band.
the
the
of
the
connector
connectors
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2-1
Installation
Model1l665B
US military specification MIL-C-39012. Connectors
another
2-12. Operating Environment
2-13. Temperature.
atedintemperatures
2-14. Humidity.
in
ever,
temperature
within
2-15. Altitude.
altitudesupto
2-16. STORAGE
2-17. Environment
which
APC-7
Frequency
dB/lOoC
from
temperature
environments
the
instrument
extremes
the
instrument.
mate
with
connector.
The
from
NOTE
response
20°
goes
up.
The
instrument
with
humidity
should
The
instrument
25,000
feet.
AND
APC-7
instrument
-25°C
drops
to
55°C
up
alsobeprotected
which
cause
maybeoperated
SHIPMENT
connectors
may
to
+55°C.
off
as
operating
may
be
to
95%. How-
condensation
are
be
oper-
0.03
operated
from
at
The
instrument
temperature
within
2-19.
2-20. Original
identical
available
the
instrument.
Packaging
to
through
instrument
for
servicing,
service
and
required,
full serial
FRAGILE
correspondence,
number
2-21. Other
structions
and
should
commercially
a. Wrap
should
extremes
Packaging.
those
used
Hewlett-Packard offices.Ifthe
is being
returned.
attachatag
return
number.
to
assure careful handling. In
refertothe
full serial
Packaging.
be
available materials:
the
instrument
plastic.Ifshippingtoa
service
service
and
wall
center,
required,
full serial
b.
Use a
carton
attachatag
return
number.
strong
made
of
shipping
adequate.
also be
which
cause
Containers
in
factory
to
indicating
address,
Also,
mark
instrument
number.
The
following general in-
used
for
re-packaging
in
Hewlett-Packard
indicating
address,
container.Adouble-
350-pound
protected
from
condensation
and
materials
packaging
are
Hewlett-Packard
the
type
of
model
the
number,
container
any
by
model
with
heavy
model
test
paper
office
the
type
number,
material
or
or
of
is
2-18.
The
instrument
environments
Temperature:
Humidity:
Altitude:
within
maybestoredorshipped
the
following limits:
. .
O°Cto+75°C
....
Upto95%
Upto25,000
in
feet
to
4-inch
to
provide
inside
c. Use
layer)
the
container.
d.
Seal
enough
around
firm
the
shock-absorbing
all sidesofthe
cushion
shipping
and
container
prevent
securely.
material
instrument
movement
(3-
2-2
Model
11665B
Operation
3-1. INTRODUCTION
3-2. This
operationofthe
section
contains
Model
instructions
11665B
concerning
Detector.
3-3. FEATURES
3-4.
Features
Figure 3-1.
of
the
Model
11665B
are
3-5. OPERATOR'S CHECK WITH 8755A
3-6.
An
cluded
8755A
for
the
An
additional
given in
Operator's
in
the
given in
Model
check,
paragraph
Check
Operator's
the
Operating
8755A
Swept
not
3-9.
of
Check
Amplitude
using
the
11665B
for
the
and
Service Manual
the
Model
3-7. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
3-8.
ating
Swept
using
Operating
and
Amplitude
the
Model
instructions
Service Manual
Analyzer. A
8755AisshowninFigure 3-2:
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for
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Model
SECTION
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shown
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test
IS
In-
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Oper-
8755A
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is
III
Do
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or
voltage is
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3-9.
OPERATOR'S CHECK USING OTHER
THAN 8755A
3-10.
If
a
Hewlett-Packard
Amplitude
Model
testedinits
particularly
under
tional
crystal
the
output
load.
than
Connect
crystal
Analyzerisnot
11665B
normal
useful because
actual
equipment-needed
detector.
of
Use
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rated
the
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applied,
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operating
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setup
attenuator
input
oscilloscope
See Figure 3-3
than
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voltsdcvoltage
than
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11664A
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available
the
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it
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the
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place
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and
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A BNC
accept
Figure 3-1.
RF
the
input
signal
type
con-
modulating
Model
11665B
•
RF
signal
Output
appears
Connector.
at
this
The
connector.
NOTE
TypeNconnectors
have
dimensions
giveninUS specifications MIL-C-39012A.
usedonthe
which
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Modulator Features
modulated
11665B
RF
3-1
Operation
Model1l665B
Look
Figure 3-4 shows a
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and
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at
one
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the
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on
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NOTE
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this
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Typical Measurement
11665B
TEST
Figure 3-3. Operator's Check Using
MODULATOR
Other
Than
Setup
CRYSTAL
DETECTOR
8755A
Model
11665B
Figure 3-4. Typical WaveformofModulation
Operation/Performance
Tests
PERFORMANCE
4-1. INTRODUCTION
4-2.
The
proceduresinthis
ment's
tionsofTable
simpler
under
electrical
operational
Operator's
performance
1-1 as
the
testisincludedinSection
Check.
4-3. EQUIPMENT REQUIRED
4-4.
Equipment
is listed
tableinSectionI.Any
critical specifications given
substituted
in
required
the
Recommended
for
the
recommended
4-5. TEST RECORD
4-6. Results
tabulated
procedures.
specifications
results
for
troubleshooting
4-7.
recordedatincoming
comparison
USE
of
the
on
the
The
Test
and
and
OFADC
Test
Record
their
in
after
CURRENT-LIMITED
SUPPLY IN PLACE OF A MODULATION
SOURCE
4-8.
Some
DC
Current-Limited
modulation
specifications
condition
11665B
of
the
following
Power
signal. This is necessary
in
of
either
which
the
call
11665B.
the
section
using
performance
for
the
performance
equipment
in
the
performance
Recordatthe
lists allofthe
acceptable
inspection
periodic
repairs.
for
ON
maintenance
tests
Supply
either
In
order
or
OFF
test
the
standards.
Test
that
table
model.
tests
limits.
call
in
when
the
to
condition
SECTION
the
instru-
specifica-
III
tests
Equipment
satisfies
end
canbeused
for
place
ONorOFF
may
may
of
tested
Test
and
POWER
using a
of
testing
hold
the
be
be
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the
50
IV
TESTS
milliamperes
positive voltage is
ON;ifnegative voltageissupplied,
be
OFF.
A
a
protected
safe
current
However, less
the
11665B
Always
voltage slowly.
voltage
11665B
shoot
and
4-9.
To
Limited
limit
to
crease
4-10.
used, a
used.
resistor is
the
Always
voltage slowly.
voltage
11665B
shoot
and
If
Fora10
of
current
supplied,
In
either
against
either
supply
if
off.
supply
Supply
approximately
voltage slowly.
supply
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current
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condition
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is
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than
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on
and
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supplyismerely
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and
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much
25
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Do
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off. Damage
from
voltages a DC Current-
be
used.
55
power
Do
not
off.
from
limited
series resistor
a series
be
the
11665B
the
the
11665B
current.
by
milliamperes
by
Damage·
The
100
adequately.
increasing
just
switch
voltage over-
turned
Set
the
increasing
just
switch
voltage over-
turned
supply
180
supplied.
11665B
milliamperes.
to
over-current
to
ohm1watt
will
be
will
must
be
maximum
not
turn
the
the
the
on
and
in-
the
the
the
on
must
should
be
be
3-3/4-1
If
Performance
Tests
PERFORMANCE TESTS
Model
11665B
4-11. RETURN
LOSS
SPECIFICATION:
Return
(Model
0.1
4
8
Loss
8755A
to
4 GHz:
to
8 GHz:
to18GHz:
(ONorOFF
will
;;;"15
;;;"12
;;;"8
DESCRIPTION:
This
test
will
not
and
Service Manual
or
off
while being
Refertothe
Operating
4-12. INSERTION
SPECIFICATION:
Insertion
Loss:
MEASURED WITH MODEL
Condition)
test
dB
dB
(~1.67
dB
(~2.32
be
shown
for
tested.
LOSS
onlyto0.1
(~1.43
here
the
8755A.
Refer
and
Service Manual
MEASURED WITH MODEL 8755A
SWR)
SWR)
SWR)
GHz)
since
In
this
to
paragraphs 4-7
8755A
it
is a
case
for
standard
the
the
device
through
8755A
return
under
for
loss (reflection)
testisan
11665B,
4-10inthis
testing
information.
test
manual
showninthe
which
mustbebiased
for
biasing instructions.
Operating
on
Frequency (GHz)
(Model
test
only
0.1
4
8
8755A
to
to
to 0.1 GHz)
to
4
8
12.4
12.4to18
DESCRIPTION:
This
test
will
not
Operating
be
biased
instructions.
and
Service Manual
onoroff
Refertothe
4-13. MODULATOR
SPECIFICATION:
~
8 mV
peakat27.8
will
be
shown
while being
Operating
DRIVE
kHz
from
here
sinceitis a
for
the
8755A.
tested.
Refer
and
Service Manual
FEEDTHRU *
either
inputoroutput
ON
Condition
~
3.2
~
3.8
~
4.3
~
5.0
standard
In
this
to
paragraphs 4-7
connector.
dB
dB
dB
dB
case
for
insertion
the
device
the
8755A
OF
loss (transmission)
under
through
for
testisan
4-10inthis
testing
information.
F Condition
;;;.,35dB
;;;.,40dB
;;;.,45dB
;;;.,
45dB
test
showninthe
11665B,
manual
which
for
must
biasing
*
4-2
When
modulatedbya
Model
8755A.
Model
11665B
PERFORMANCE TESTS
4-13. MODULATOR DRIVE FEEDTHRU (Cont'd)
DESCRIPTIbN:
The
11665Bisconnectedtothe
OUT
connectors.
Model
8755A
and
the
feedthru
voltage is
measured
Performance
on
both
the
IN
Tests
and
EQUIPMENT:
PROCEDURE:
,---------------,
,
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HP
_
MODULATOR
11665B
Figure 4-1. Modulation Drive Feedthru Test
Modulator
Swept
Amplitude
Oscilloscope
Tee
BNC
OUT
Analyzer
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: 0
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11665B
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Connect
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inputisto
2. Measure
3.
Connect
4. Measure
the
the
equipmentasshowninFigure
11665B
the
the
the
under
CHANNEL
peak
test.
A).
voltageofthe
Oscilloscopetothe
peak
voltageofthe
Set
1802A
27.8
kHz signal.
opposite
27.8
kHz signal.
for
maximum
11665A
4-1
with
the
cascaded
This
voltage
connector
This
voltage
Oscilloscope
gain (DISPLAY B, SYNC
should
(IN
connector).
should
4-14. PERFORMANCE TESTS WITHOUT USING THE MODEL 8755A
4-15.
8755A
specified
The
Swept
following
Amplitude
only
when
tests
will
Analyzer.
drivenbythe
test
8755A.
the
Note
Model
that
11665B
thereisno
Modulator
test
performance
for
Modulation
connectedtothe
be~8 mV.
be~8 mV.
without
Drive
OUT
terminal
SOURCEAif
using
the
Model
Feedthru,asthis
is
4-3
Performance
Tests
PERFORMANCE TESTS
Model
11665B
4-16. RETURN
SPECIFICATION:
Return
.015to.04 GHz:
.04to0.11 GHz:
(Model
DESCRIPTION:
This
and
or
Refertothe
4-17. INSERTION
SPECIFICATION:
Insertion
Loss
8407
test
will
Service Manual
off
while being
Loss:
Frequency (GHz)
(Model
test
LOSS
(ONorOFF
A will
not
Operating
8407A
only
to 0.11 GHz)
MEASURED WITHOUT MODEL 8755A
Condition)
;;;;.10dB«1.92
;;;;.15dB«1.43
test
onlyto0.11
be
shown
for
the
8407A.In
tested.
LOSS
Refer
and
Service Manual
MEASURED
will
here
SWR)
SWR)
GHz)
sinceitis a
this
case
to
paragraphs 4-7
for
WITHOUT
standard
the
device
the
8407Afor
MODEL 8755A
ON
Condition
return
under
through
loss (reflection)
testisan
4-10 in
testing
11665B,
this
information.
test
manual
showninthe
which
OF
must
for
biasing instructions.
F Condition
Operating
be biased
on
.015to.04
.04to0.11
DESCRIPTION:
This
test
will
Operating
be biased
instructions.
and
on
or
Refertothe
not
be
shown
Service Manual
off
while being
Operating
here
for
the
tested.
< 7.0 dB
< 3.2 dB
sinceitis a
8407A.In
Refertoparagraphs 4-7
and
Service Manual
standard
this case
insertion-loss (transmission)
the
for
device
the
8407Afor
under
through
testisan
4-10inthis
testing
;;;;.35dB
;;;;.35dB
test
11665B,
manual
information.
showninthe
which
for
must
biasing
4-4
Model
11665B
Performance
Tests
Hewlett-Packard
Model
11665B
Modulator
Serial No.
Paragraph
Number
4-11.
Return
Model
4-12. Insertion
with Model
Table 4-1. Performance
Test Min.
Loss
Measured with
8755A
(.015to.04
to
(.04
to
8 GHz)
(4
to18GHz)
(8
Loss
ON
CONDITION
GHz)
4 GHz)
Measurement
8755A
(.015to.04 GHz)
(.04to4 GHz)
(4to8 GHz)
to
12.4
(8
(12.4to18
GHz)
GHz)
Tested
Date
Record
by
;;;.10dB
;;;.15dB
;;;.12dB
;;;.
8 dB
Actual Max.
~
7.0 dB
~
3.2
c.B
~
3.8
dB
~
4.3
dB
~
5.0 dB
4-13.
4-16.
4-17.
OFF
CONDITION
(0.1to2 GHz)
to
8 GHz)
(2
(8to
18
GHz)
Modulator Drive Frequency
Loss
Return
without Model
(.015to.04
(.04
(4
(8
Insertion
withouth
ON
(.015to.04
Measured
8755A
to
4 GHz)
to
8 GHz)
to
18
GHz)
Loss
Measurement
8755A
CONDITION
GHz)
GHz)
(.04to4 GHz)
to
8 GHz)
(4
to
12.4
(8
(12.4to18
OFF
GHz)
GHz)
CONDITION
(.015to4 GHz) .
to
8 GHz)
(4
to18GHz)
(8
;;;.35dB
;;;.40dB
;;;.
45dB
;;;.10dB
;;;.15dB
;;;.12dB
;;;.
8 dB
;;;.35dB
;;;.40dB
;;;.45dB
~
~
~
~
~
~
8
mV
7.0 dB
3.2
dB
3.8
dB
4.3
dB
5.0 dB
r
peak
4-5/4-6
Adjustments
/Replaceable
Parts
Model
11665B
5-1.
The
Hewlett-Packard Model
6-1.
INTRODUCTION
6-2. This
section
contains
information
11665B
parts. Table 6-1 lists abbreviations.
all replaceable
Other
able
parts
due
assembly. Table 6-3
dresses
that
numbers.
cation
the
are
Part
drawing for
fixed
cemented
No.
partsinreference
are
not
considered
to
the
special
correspondtothe
fixtures
contains
the
manufacturer's
Figure 6-1isa replaceable
the
RF
Connectors.
partsofthe
together
center
with
conductor
"Loctite"
0470-0013.
designation
customer
SECTION
ADJUSTMENTS
Modulator
hasnoadjustmentsorfactory
SECTION
REPLACEABLE
6-5. REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST
for
ordering
Table
necessary
names
parts
Note
assemblies
cement,
6-2 lists
order.
replace-
for
and
ad-
code
identifi-
that
HP
6-6. Table 6-2 is
organized as follows:
by
five-digit
6-7.
V
VI
PARTS
a. Replaceable
reference
b.
c.
ORDERING
designation.
Typical
code.
Manufacturer
selected
the
listofreplaceable
partsinalpha-numeric
manufacturer
code
of
number
INSTRUCTIONS
components.
parts
and
order
the
part
for
the
in
part.
is
a
6-3. ABBREVIATIONS
6-4. Table 6-1 gives a listofabbreviations
the
parts
manual.
viation
partial
abbreviationinthe
However,
manual,
both
lower
list, schematics
In
some
are given,
or
no
capitals.
in
the
schematics
other
abbreviation
case
and
cases,
one
parts
capital
and
throughout
two
all
This
forms
capital
occurs
of
letters,
because
the
list are always all capitals.
and
other
partsofthe
forms
are used
letters.
Table 6-1. Reference Designators and.Abbreviations
REFERENCE DESIGNATORS
A
C
CONN
F
FXD
G
........
. . . . .
..
assembly
capacitor
connector
farads
fixed
giga=10
CR
J
H
Hz
K . .
9
LOG
. . . . . .
.....
. . .
logarithmic
6-8.
table,
used
in
the
indicate
to
abbre-
and
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Parts
Table 6-2. Replaceable Parts
Model
116658
Reference
Designation
.I
1
.I
1
HP Part Number
11665-600Q8
1250-0914
1250-0915
5020-3297
1460-052(,
5020-3296
5040-0306
11665-60009
1250-0916
1250-0917
1250-0016
1250-0918
5020-3291
1460-0526
5020-3296
5040-0306
Qty
Description
INPUT CONNECTOR/FEMALE TYPE-N JACKI
/FOR OPTIONS
CONSISTSOFTHE
2
BOOY:RF
2
CONTACT:RF
CONTACT:SLIOING
5
5
SPR
rNG:COMPRESSION
CONDUCTOR:CENTER
5
5
INSULATOR
APPLY
HP
PART
CONTACTORCONTACT
WHEN
SLIDING
CENTER CONDUCTOR.
EASIERBYWRAPPING A
WIRE
INPUT
(FOR OPTI
CONSISTSOFTHE
2
BOOY:RF
2
CONTACT:RF
RING:RF
2
2
NUT:RF
CONTACT: SLID
SPRI NG:COMPRESS ION
CONOUCTOR:CENTER
INSULATOR
PROPERLY
AROUND
011
AND
CONNECTOR
SMALL
NO.
CONT
CONNECTOR(MALE
CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
FOlLOWING PARTS:
CONNECTOR
CARTR
NOTE
AMOUNTOFTYPEA"LOCTITE"
0470-0013
ASSEMBLED
ACT
SKlULOBEIN
THE
CONTACT
ONS
021.
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CONNECTOR
SERIES
ING
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SERIES
N
lOGE
ADAPT
OF
FINGERS
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CANBEMADE
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THE
OF
Mfr
Code
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02660
02660
2B480
00000
28480
28480
28480
02660
02660
02660
02660
28480
00000
28480
28..80
Mfr
Part Number
11665-60008
131-150
131-149
5020-3291
OBO
5020-3296
501tO-0306
11665-60009
131-1"8
131-147
82-113B-6
131-135
5020-3297
080
5020-3296
501tO-0306
.I
J 2
NOTE
APPLY
SMALL
HP
PART
CONTACTORCONTACT
WHEN
SLIDING
CENTER
EASIERBYWRAPPING A
WIRE
OUT
2
11665-60008
1250-0914
1250-0915
5020-3291
1460-0526
5020-3296
5040-0306
11665-60009
1250-0916
1250-0911
1250-0016
PUTCONNEC
(FOR OPTIONS
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SPRI
NG:COMPRESSI
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NO.
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NO.
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ASSEMBLY.
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ASSEMBLY
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AND
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SHOULDBEINSIDE
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TO
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131-149
5020-3291
OBO
5020-3296
501tO-0306
11665-60009
131-14B
131-1'01
82-1138-6
See
introductiontothis
section
for
ordering
information
Model
116658
Table 6-2. Replaceable Parts
Replaceable
Parts
Reference
Designation
J 2
(CONT'D)
.
.J
2
HP
Part Number
1250-0918
5020-3297
1460-0526
5070-3796
5040-0306
11665-60010
1250-0909
1250-0816
5020-3297
1460-0526
5020-3796
5040-0306
Qty
Description
NUT:RF
CONNECTOR
CONTACT: SLIOING
SPRING:COMPRESSION
CONDUCTOR:CENTER CARTRIDGE
INSULATOR
NOTE
APPLY
SMALL
HP
PART
CONTACTORCONTACT
WHEN
SLIDING
CENTER
EASIERBYWRAPPINGAPIECEOFFINE
WIRE
OUTPUT
IFOR OPTIONS
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1
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SPRI
NG:
CONDUCTOR:CENTER CARTRIDGE
INSULATOR
AMOUNTOFTYPEA"LOCTITE"
NO.
0470-0013
PROPERLY
AROUND
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CONTACT
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CONNECTOR
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SHOULDBEINSIDE
THE
CONTACT
013.
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CONNECTOR
INC
ION
NOTE
TO
ASSEMBLY.
ASSEM8LY
023
AND
APC-7
FOR
ADAPT
THREADS
ALL
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TYPE
APC-7
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OF
OF
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Mfr
Code
02660
28480
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28480
28480
28~80
02660
02660
28480
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28480
28480
Mfr
Part Number
131-135
5020-3297
OBO
5020-3296
5040-0306
11665-60010
131-1057
131-1054
5020-3297
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5040-0306
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ALL
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ALL
OPTIONS
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THE
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08491-2009
712~-0656
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60153
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See
introductiontothis
section
for
ordering
information
Replaceable Parts
- -
.lEi
TYPE
FEMALE
N
JACK
Model
11665B
-1-
Sliding
o
Spring
Center
•
Insulator
•
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•
Contact
•
Body
•
Contact
•
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Contact
Coupling
41)
•
APC-7
11
EACH
RF
CONNECTOR
Contact
Conductor
OF
THE
FOLLOWING
Type N Female Jack Connector
(Opt.
011,
013,&021)
Type N Male Plug Connector
(Opt.
021,
022,&023)
APC-7 Connector
(Opt.
013&023)
Nut
Assembly
CONSISTS
Consisting
Consisting
Package
Consisting
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OF:
PACKAGES
Package
of:
Package
of:
of:
TYPEN
MALE
PLUG
6-4
Figure 6-1.
RF
Connectors Replaceable Parts
Model
11665B
Manual Changes/Service
7-1. INTRODUCTION
7-2. This
for
adapting
the
manual
8-1. INTRODUCTION
8-2. This
repair
section
a.
b.
section
content
does
section
information.
is:
Test
A Service
operation
normally
this
manualtoinstruments
does
not
apply
covering repair
directlytoinstruments
contains
The
Sheet
andaschematic
contains
apply
general
directly.
troubleshooting
organizationofthis
procedures.
containing
SECTION
MANUAL
information
for
Since
SECTION
principles
diagram.
CHANGES
which
this
having
SERVICE
and
of
VII
numbers
serial
information
MENTS
additional
number
COVERED
coverage.
listed
is given here.
important
on
BY
the
title
Refer
MANUALinSectionIfor
information
VIII
8-11. R F Connector Replacement
8-12. Several
(Figure 8-1)
following
standard
may
connectors
Connector
Type
TypeNFemale
HP
RF
be
used
on
are available:
TyPe
N Male Plug
APC-7
Jack
page,
Input
the
no
to
INSTRU-
about
connectors
11665B.
change
serial
The
8-3. PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION
8-4. A circuit
diagram
helpfulinunderstanding
tion.
8-5. TROUBLESHOOTING
Troubleshooting
8-6.
lator
consistsofperforming
and
the
shooting
details.
8-7. RECOMMENDED TEST EQUIPMENT
Equipment
8-8.
tain
the
11665BislistedinTable
for
servicing
8-9. REPAIR
8-10. This
procedures
special care is necessary.
description
is given
Performance
Procedures, paragraph 8-19,
section
for
opposite
recommended
the
11665B
gives
some
keyedtothe
the
each
the
Model
the
Tests.
are also listed.
detailed
individual
schematic. This is
major
11665B
Operator's
Refer
to
1-3. Special
step-by-step
components
schematic
circuit func-
to
for
test
and
Modu-
Check
Trouble-
further
main-
tools
repair
where
8-13.
inner
(Type
outer
open-end
8710-0877.
conductor
the
conductor
assembly
open-end
To
conductor
a. With a
N)
shellonthe
b.
Carefully remove
Do
NOT
assembly.
moved,
Insert
c.
RF
connector
d. Screw
on
e.
Tighten
replace
open-end
wrench
assembly.
reassembly is difficult.
to
the
wrench
the
connector
assembly
thin
11665B.A1/2-x9/16-inch
can
disassemble
If
the
new
shell.
seat
the
the
connector
outer
used
proceed
1/2-inch
wrench,
be
ordered
the
the
sliding
center
Push
center
corresponding
mounting.
shell assembly
for
disassembly.
outer
as follows:
(APC-7)or7/16-inch
loosen
as HP
outer
center
contact
conductor
down
conductor
shell
the
connector
Part
shell
and
conductor
is re-
assembly
on
the
assembly.
outer
with
center
and
thin
No.
inner
in
shell
the
7-1/8-1
Service
SPECIAL
ORDER
FLAT
SIDE
1250-1360
OPTIONS
013
023
Model
11665B
RF
INPUT
CONNECTORS
OPTIONS
011
013
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SER
1
=
OPTIONS
021
022
023
Figure 8-1. Model
8-14. Replacing Center Conductor Contact in
APC-7 Connectors
8-15.
center
four-pronged
by
magnifying glass
ifitneeds
CONTACT
aged
burrs
spaced.
1260-0907.
follows:
faces
Through
conductor
collet
center
conductor.
the
spring-action
replacement.
FOR
by
removing).
or
wear
If
the
(it
may
be
damaged
Amphenol*
Part
If
a. Place
down.
*
AmphenolRFDivision.
wearordamage,
may
need
which
This
examine
snaps
contactisnormally
of
the
this
DO
INSPECTION
The
contact
and
the
prongs
the
contactinthe
replacing.
into
four
It
a recessinthe
progns. With a
contacttodetermine
NOT
REMOVE
(it
may
shouldbefree
should
be
contactisremoveddoNOT
by
Number
it
needs
the
instrument
Danbury.
removal).
131-129
replacement
Connecticut.
so
This
and
the
HP
proceed
is a small
held in
THIS
be
dam-
of
equally
re-use
contact
Part
No.
connector
it
is
as
...
,
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Connectors
b.
of
.
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now
the
protrude
with
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11665B
should
pin
5060-0236,
available,anordinary
maybeused.
cil
c. Allow
and
pull
straight
the
HP
the
connector
contact
the
jaws
away
OPTION
022
OPTIONS
lightly
slightly.
extractor,
jaws
open.Ifthis
draftsman's
on
the
from
the
011
021
and
Insert
mechanical pen-
tool
connector
twisting.
d.
Snapina
contact
8-16. BNC CONNECTOR REPLACEMENT
8-17.
connectors,
8-11,
connector
nector,
in place.
In
addition
which
the
only
replacement.
proceedasfollows:
field
new
to
has
repair
contact
by
replacing
been
given
procedureisthe
To
replace
RF
OUTPUT
CONNECTORS
the
contact
the
centering
part
number
toolisnot
usedtoclose
without
pushing a
the
RF
Input
in
paragraph
BNC
the
BNC con-
new
8-2
Model
11665B
Disassembly
Remove
NOT
only
remove
connector.Ifboth
11665B
will
returnedtothe
a.
Remove
nearest
wrench
b.
the
Insert
into
BNC
connector.
a 0.05-inch across-the-flats
the
hole
(a) was removed.
clockwisetoloosen.
c. Remove
not
as
center
to
lose
conductor
the
the
assembly. See Figure 8-1.
Reassembly
the
both
be
factory
only
Turn
BNC
contact
screw
screws are
damaged
the
left
instructed.
screws
in
removed
and
must
for
repair.
single pozi-drive screw
when
the
screw in
the
hex
wrench
connector
and
spring in
Do
the
IN
the
be
hex
step
counter-
carefully so
the
BNC
be
returned
this is
f.
Push
tighten
setscrew firmly.
g.
moved
8-18.
the
apart
in
For
factory.
for
likely will
to
sary
reassemble
done.
down
Replace pozi-drive screw previously re-
step
any
repair.Ifthis is
be
to
on
a.
other
Do
not
damaged.
the
the
the
BNC
repair,
attempt
factory
done
for
connector
return
to
the
take
the
repair
the
11665B
Special fixtures are neces-
11665B.
firmly
11665B
11665B
8-19. TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURES
8-20. Simple
check
diode
the
the
is used
connectors.
ohmmeter
Model
with
11665B
either
checks will
because
polarity
not
more
input
adequately
than
on
Service
if
and
to
most
one
any
of
d.
the
new
by
wrapping
contact
e.
side
towards
Do
11665B
Install
connector.
a piece
fingers.)
Position
the
not
insert
may
the
spring
(Assembly
of
the
new
setscrew.
the
connector
be damaged
and
sliding
canbemade
fine wire
connector
and
and
may
around
with
turn.
have
contact
easier
the
The
to
in
the
flat
8-21.
Troubleinthe
encountered
trouble
is
when
encountered,
11665B
attempting
perform
Check, Figure 3-3, first.Ifthe
formisnot
go
to
not
pass
nector.
connectors,
repair.Ifthe
Tests,
typical
the
Performance
the
If
there
return
check
for
Performance
is
no
the
11665B
11665B
the
does pass
system
the
particular
Tests.Ifthe
Tests,
obvious
in
whichitis
trouble.
will
probably
normal
the
modulation
inspect
fault
to
the
the
first
be
operation.
Operator's
wave-
application,
11665B
factory
the
with
will
con-
the
for
Performance
used
'for
If
8-3
Service Model
11665B
8-22. PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION
8-23.
The
Modulator
type,
divides
capacitor,
high-pass filter. Blocking
ceramic
'modulator.
ically-sealed
MHz high-pass filter is a
design.
modulation
line.
be
up
would
range.Itcould,ofcourse, also change
of
destroy
8-24.
states:
During
match
insertion
operating
naturally
an
operational
type
The
PIN-diod~
The
filter
drive
Without
as high as
as
an
active devices
The
low
the
oneortwo
increase
also decrease
them.
Modulator
loss
transition
gets
no
lossatzero
are
operational
(+50
worse
is a
with
a single
into
three
module,
found
absorptive
three-element
is necessary
from
being applied
filter
the
drive
volts,
in
system
the
in
the
tested
operates
mAl
and
between
than3:1 SWR
currentisabout
two-state
current
sections, a
capacitors
on
each
moduleisa
to
feedthrough
which
noise level,
instrument's
network,
normally
high loss
states
absorptive
drive.
anda15
of
end
switch.
Chebyshev
prevent
to
should
dynamic
the
bias level
(-50
the
impedance
6 dB. This
It
blocking
MHz
the
disc
of
the
hermet-
The
15
the
the
RF
could
show
and
or
even
in
two
mAl.
and
the
occurs
two
8-25.
conducting,
biased.
resistors;
except
low-pass filter.
the
8-26.
biased
this'resistor
The
it
its
signal
RF
high-loss
out
grounded
presentsagood
8-27.
the
variable resistors as
when
47-ohm
In
The
for
module.
In
through
other
barrier
cannot
signal is
of
the
The
diodes
all
the
diodes are off, leaving
resistorsinseries
the
low-loss
while
series diodes bypass
the
shunt
their
The
the
high-loss
Rl.
back-biases
series
diode,
potential
forward
low
state.
The
circuit,
through
match.
control
are being used as switches,
state,
the
two
diodes are
capacitance,
result
state,
The
is
bias
because
series
the47-ohm
the
shunt
currentisnot
in
some
with
the
shunt
out
whichispartofthe
is a low-loss
.
the
voltage
the
one
series diode,
CR4,isnot
sufficient
this
diode.
the
diodes
diodes,
absorptive
series diodes are
shunt
developed
module
beirig,effectively
resistors
only
the
load.
diodes
back-biased
so
critical
are back-
the
47
of
the
path
through
diodes
that
the
At
CR4
is
now
and
the
because
modulators.
the
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circuit
are
across
CRl.
but
RF
the
in
are
circuit
not
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MANUAL
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MANUAL
Model
Number:
Date
Printed:
Part
Number:
CHANGES
IDENTIFICATION
11665B
July 1973
11665-90011
-
This supplement contains important information for correcting manual errors and for adapting the manual
instruments containing improvements made after the printing of the manual.
To use this supplement:
Make
all
ERRATA corrections
Make
all
appropriate serial number related changes indicated in the tables below.
~
Serial
PrefixorNumber
~
NEW
ITEM
_,.--
Make
Manual
Changes
_
.--
Serial
PrefixorNumber
_,...--
Make
Manual
Changes_
ERRATA
Page
1-3, Table 1·2:
ON
Extend
CONDITION Insertion Loss graph (upper graph) LIMITS curve from 12.0to18.0
along the 5dBscale line.
Page
1-4, Table 1-3:
of
Change lower Frequency limit
all items in Critical Specifications columnto15
Under Sweep Oscillator Suggested Model add 86210A (3to350 MHz).
to
Change Dual Directional Instrument Type
HP
8721A (15to110 MHz)toSuggested Models shown.
Dual Directional Coupler/Directional Bridge and add
MHz.
GHz
to
Page
Page
Manual
Hewlett-Packard
from
number
/ 6 March 1974
2 Pages
PrintedinU.S.A.
1-5/1-6, Table 1·3:
Under Detectors (3), change lower Frequency limit in Critical Specifications column
Under Oscilloscope Suggested Models add 1802A.
2-2, paragraph 2-13:
Change temperature range
to
O°Cto+55°C.
NOTE
change
supplements
allHPoffices.
and
print
recommends
When
date
from
are
that
requesting
the
title
revised
you
periodically
copies
pageofthe
as
often
quote
as
request
the
manual.
necessary
manual
to
the
latest
identification
keep
edition
manuals
of
this
information
as
current
supplement.
from
to15MHz.
and
accurateaspossible.
Free
your
copies
supplement,orthe
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Model 11665B
11665-90011
ERRATA
Page
(Cont'd)
2-2, paragraph 2-18:
Change temperature range
Page
4-2, paragraph 4-11:
Change SPECIFICATION
Return Loss (ONorOFF
.015
to
0.04 GHz: ;;;'10 dB(~1.92
0.04to4 GHz: ;;;'15
to
8 GHz: ;;;'12 dB
4
8to18
Page
4-2, paragraph 4-12:
GHz:
Change SPECIFICATION
Page
4·3, Figure 4-1:
BNC
The
TEE should be shown as a straight-through TEE,
wrong indication.
to
-40°Cto+75°C.
to
Condition)
dB
(~1.43
(~1.67
;;;.
8 dB(~2.32 SWR)
to
Frequency
0.015to0.04
to
to
to
8
12.4
to
4
18
0.04
4
8
12.4
SWR)
SWR)
SWR)
(GHz)
ON
Condition
~
7.0
dB
~
3.2 dB
~
3.8
dB
~
4.3
dB
~
5.0 dB
not
a power splitter.
OFF
Condition
;;;.
35 dB
;;;.35dB
;;;'40 dB
;;;'45 dB
;;;'45 dB
Useofa power splitter will
give
a
Page
4-4, paragraph 4-17:
Change
to
read as follows:
SPECIFICATIO
N:
DESCRIPTION:
not
This test will
be shown here since itisa standard insertion·loss (transmission) test showninthe
Service Manual for the Model 8407A
biased on
Refer
Page
8-2, Figure 8-1:
Change
or
off
while being tested. Refertoparagraphs 4-7 through 4·10 in this manual for biasing instructions.
to
the Operating and Service Manual for the 8407Aor8410A for testing information.
top
BNC
connector part numberto1250-0532.
Frequency(GHz)
Model
8407A
0.015to0.04
0.04
to
0.11
Model 8410A
0.11 to 4
4
to
8
8
to
12.4
12.4 to 18
or
OFF
ON
Condition
~
7.0 dB
~ 3.2 dB
~
3.2 dB
~
3.8 dB
~4.3
dB
~
5.0 dB
Condition
;;;.
35 dB
;;;.
35 dB
;;;.35dB
;;;'40
dB
;;;'45 dB
;;;'45
dB
8410A. In this case the device under testisan 11665B,
Operating and
Which
must be
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