HP 6177b schematic

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DC
S E R V
POWER
SUPPLY
ICE
MAN
CCB
MODEL
SERIES
6177B
HEWLETT
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PACKARD
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POWER
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SUPPLY
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Serials Refer Manual
to
OPERATING AND
FOR
Below
Appendix A
Backdating
CCB
MODEL 6177B
SERIALS
9C0191
Changes.
9C0191 -0215*
SERIES
SERVICE
*For a
cluded.
MANUAL
serials
Change
above
Page
may
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be
in-
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HP
Part
No.
06177-90002
100
Locust
Avenue,
Berkeley
Heights,
New
Jersey
07922
Printed:
August,
1969
wi
Make
all
corrections
in
the
supply
manual
serial
Model
Manual
according
number
MANUAL CHANGES
6177B
lOP
and
Part
to
errata
enter
DC
No.
any
Power
below,
listed
Supply
06177-90002
then
check
change(s)
the
in
following
the
manual.
table
for
your
power
Prefix
9C
OB
OB
OJ
ALL
OJ
OJ
1149A
Table
5-4,
Remove
the point B (white Diagram,
The
changed
In
the
CR25
base
serial
from
Replaceable
changes:
Front
Panel
No.
1510-0067.
Meter
Bezel:
Connector,
Part
No.
Connector,
Part
No.
In
the
Replaceable
diagram,
R5:
Rl0:
R9: Q3,6: R33:
R51:
CR11: Disconnect
Table
Remove
(point Component
make
Change
3382. Change
Change
Change Change Change
Add,
connect Connect
5-4;
jumper
A).
SERIAL
Number
i
0191 ­0276 -0365 0338, 0340, 0346, 0354, 0357, 0366 -'Jp
0275
0339, 0343, 0348, 0356, 0364
-
0426 -0470
0471-0580
0581
- up 1
CHANGE
Step I should
and
CR26 from
lead
of
Q19B.
wire).
Figure
number
the
anode
Step 1 should
Disconnect
7-2.
CF.ANGE 2:
prefix
"9C"
to
Parts
Binding
Change
Test
Point,
1251-2440.
Test
Point.
1251-2441:
Parts
the
following
to
5.49k,
to
5.1k,
to
270n,
to
HP
to
2.4K,
to
SIn,
HP
Part
the
cathode
cathode
of
Jl,
connected
Location
Post,
CR11
read
Disconnect
Refer
of
the
"DB".
Table,
White:
to
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Pin
Pin
Table
l/8W,
tw,
HP
tw, HP
Part
No.
tw,
lOP
tw,
lOP
No.
1901-0461.
of
VR13
of
CRl1
to
read
wire
Diagram,
CHANGES
I:
as
follows:
circuit
to
Component
instrument
make
Delete,
Part
No.
Jack,
White:
Plug,
VIlhite:
and
on
changes:
HP
Part
Part
No.
Part
No.
06177-80001.
Part
No.
Part
No.
from
to
cathode
TP18.
as
follows:
to
anode
at
point
Figure
MAKE
1
1,2
1,2,3
1,2,3
Errata
L 2, 3, 4
1
thru
thru
(open).
the
wire
Location
has
the
following
4040-0414.
Add.
Add.
schematic
No.
0698-3-644.
0686-2715.
0686-2425.
0686-5105.
TP18
of
B.
Refer
7-2.
5 6
Open
at
HP
0698-
and
of
VR13.
CR26
to
been
Part
HP
HP
The
serial
change
In
diagram,
"In
No.
Q25
cal. have
mounted sulator under
On Step
On changes:
In changes:
from"
the
Replaceable
make
R70:
Change
CR25,CR26,CR33:
0642.
R50: Add, lOOn,
connected CR25
anode.
the
Replaceable 1854-0311) (HP
Part
The
new
not
been
on
(HP
Q25
Page
5-14,
(b)
to
the
schematic
Change
Change
Change
Change
the
Change
the
VR6: Shoulder
No.
Bushing
Indian
to
P.C.
Lampholder
the
cuits
in
plifier
II)!!
meter
(S2)
schematic
(06177-60021)."
on less
Change
of
No.
to
respectively.
the
circuit
the
to
the
Input
Note 4 to
main
otherwise
Replaceable
Change
2190-0490.
Bead:
prevent
transistor
Board
5040-0305.
number
OB"
the
to
between
CR26
from
No.
electrical
changed
the
rear
Part
No.
before
in
read:
references
the
guard
read:
reference
to
positions
read
(from
note
Circuit
to
read:
printed
rating
Washer,
Insulator,
HP
Part
Add, HP
Ferrite
Q2.
GUide:
Base,
CHANGE
prefix
to
270n,
1854-0250)
of
"OJ" .
Parts
Table
following
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Change
l/8W,
+OUT
cathode,
Parts
Table,
the
Milln
connections
but
Heat
Sink.
0340-0411)
mounting
ERRATA:
Part B of ,jOutput
diagram,
next
supply
"Z2
(See
next
read:
"Note
of
top):
in
the
dotted
Board
"p/o
read:
circuit
indicated.
Parts
Table,
to
16.2V,
insulated:
collector
No.
to
Part
bead
Add,
lOP
DSl.
DS2:
3:
the
instrument
and
changes:
HP
Part
to
HP
HP
Part
and
the
and
delete
P.
C,
to
the
the
transistor
A
has
it
On
the
Table
5-10,
current
make
the
"500mA,
in
"All
board
0340-0170.
Ll
remains
the
to
the
and
the
Note
11);
to
the
11
9.
Current
box
two
places
Input
components
(06177-60022)
"
make
400mW.
Add,
screws,
No.
4330-0145.
from
Part
No.
Change
on
the
No.
0686-2715.
Part
No.
No.
0757-0401.
junction
Ql9A
base.
Q25
Board.
Chassis
of
the
is
boron
nitride
been
Heat
Sink.
change
following
integrated
main
Zl
(See
jumpers
Range
50mA,
representing
on
P.C.
Board
the
following
qty.
6,
Q7,
Q29,Q30:
contacting
0403-0150.
to
HP
has
been
schematic
1901-
of
(HP
Part
Add
new
Electri-
new
025
now
in-
installed
low."
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error
am-
Note
in
the
Switch
5mA."
the
located
un-
HP
Part
Used
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Part
Manual Manual Page
In
0.01f'F,
In
changes:
Q6:
R5:
R14:
The mint
(for
designates
gray
a maining
below:
Changes/Model
HP
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the
Replaceable
the
Replaceable
Change
Change
0698-5087.
Change
standard
gray
top.
and
light
gray
Part
200V, HP
to
to
to
colors
(front
bottom,
use
of
blue
gray.
front
surfaces.
No.
06177-90002
CF.ANGE 4:
Parts
Part
CHANGE 5:
Parts
HP
Part
6.2k,
22k,
CHANGE 6:
for
and
rear
and
side
the
former
Option
panel
New Part
6177B
Table,
No.
Table
No.
IjBW,
tW,
this
panels)
surfaces).
and
change
0160-0161.
make
the
1853-0083.
±l
%,
HP
HP
Part
No.
instrument
and
color
scheme
ASS
designates
olive
gray
Numbers
C33
following
Part
0686-2235.
are
olive
Option
for
are
to
No,
now
gray
X95
of
light
use
the
re-
shown
:
of
5-1-72
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Front Front Front
Heat
Rear Cover, Cover,
Cover
Rack Filler
DESCRIPTION
Panel, Panel, Panel,
Sink,
Panel
I Bottom
Kit
Panel
Complete
Top
Bottom
Rear
Side Top
(Assy.)
(Assy.)
Insert
Insert
PaDel
STANDARD
06177-60002
06177-60006
06177-60004
5020-8067 5000-9461 5000-8559 5060-8585 5000-9444 5060-8764 5060-8530
HP
PART
OPTION
<;;
06177-60003
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Not
Applicable
Not
Applicable
NO.
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Refer
Manual
List
to
Parts
DESCRIPTION
1-1
1-2
This
supply,
requiring a constant
degree
ripple
tion
CURRENT
O.5f.,lA. details
tained
order
1-3
of
regulation
characteristics.
output
RANGE
control
Special
so
that
down
to
of
1
t-LA.
A
special
vides a voltage
leakage
tion
voltage also tively
This ated current
1-4
silicon) operation.
\
Umiting current
be
range.
establish
the
This
the control
limit
used
1-5
put
complished
Output
ranges
ting ed
1-6
minals.
minal.may
operated
off
currents
characteristics.
is
held
used
to
drive
isolating prevents with
connecting a voltmeter
supply.
The
supply
and
is
It
type
at
the
continuously
The
front
the
supply
entire
voltage
in
grou'Od
is
control
(overload
as a voltage
A
on
only
The
is
voltage
can
be
single
or
by current in
accordance
the
front
one
power
Either
be
floating
(added
is that
output used
grounded
is
designed
current
and
switch
result
attention
we
11
regu
very
low
guard
supply,
which
is
which
Since
equal
to
the
front
the
voltmeter
the
usual
is
completely
suitable
of
the
Constant
will
furnish
maximum
adjusted
panel
VOLTAGE
voltage
as a constant
continuously
range.
used
to
establish
or
shOTt-circuit)
limited
meter
is
current.
a METER
can
be
measured
with
panel.
range.
supply
the
positive
or
at
up
to a maximum
safety
for
source
stability
The
use
of a three-posi-
and a lO-tum
in
resolution
has
been
1a
ted
perfonnance
output
would
the
output
for
rated
used
The switch
has
precautions
currents -of
within
used
to
degrade
the
positive
guard
panel
from
degradation
transistorized
either
Current/Voltage
full
output
throughout
limit
variable
The
front
if
source.
to
meaSure
dual
on
in
the
RANGE
Output
the
both
or
negative
power
voltage
SECTION
GENERAL
applications
with
a
high
and
very
low
output
down
to
given
to
circuit
is
main-
the
the
unit,
pro-'-'
prevent
voltage.
voltmeter
the
across a constant
bench
rated
control
(ceiling)
current
the
the
selection
the
one
front
internal
the
output
main
or
output
voltage
the
output
is
source.
throughout
panel
output
supply
either
front
of
SWitch
is
and
output
supply
of
300
should
regula-
it
is
effec-
supply.
associ-
(all-
rack
or
can
used when
CURRENT
current
is
out-
is
ac-
panel.
three
set-
measur-
rear
ter-
ter-
can
Volts be
I
INFORMATION
taken used
1-7 cess expand ment. A brief given
can
be cation resistance. grammed technique. SOOp.sec with
voltage with for
applications
sorting~
voltage
when
component the
dc permits age
breakdown.
1-8
to
1-9 are
given
1-10
1-11 dard The
following
ment
detailed
throughout
Option
14
be
28
to
protect
in
this
Terminals
to
various
the
be
low:
a.
Remote
programmed
by
means
in
from
an
accuracy
b.
External
of
an
accurate
Connecting
prevents
this
feature
c.
AC
output
measurement
the
mode).
at
control
operating
description
The
the
up
Remote
zero
the
supply
involving
Modulation
(or
varying
current
and
Programming.
of
output
of
Voltage
differential
output
is
SPECIFICATIONS
Detailed
in
Table
specifications
OPTIONS
Options
instrument
covered
are
options
by
coverage
't.'1e
manual.
factory
that
this
of
No.
Three
Current
places mitting
Rewire
as
normally
115Vac
operator
the
rear
points
capabilities
of
(controlled)
an
external
current
or
down
direction
programming
to
99%
of
1%.
Monitoring.
can
be
component
the
external
performance
employed.
of
de)
can
of
the
of
dynamic
leakage
1-1.
modifications
are
requested
are
available
manual.
the
options
De
Digit
Control:
10-turn
resettability
For
230V AC
shipped
input.
when
the
of
the
unit
within
these
voltage
maximum
externally or
Output.
be
supply.
resistance.
for
Where
scriPtion
Graduated
Control
current
Option
the
of
the
capabilities
The
power
from a remote
can
be
using
speed
digita 1 voltmeter
testing
meter
degradation
An
superimposed
This
impedance.
the
power
by
the
for
necessary.
is
included
control
to
within
Input;
is
wired
28
supply
allow
unit
instru-
supply
source
rapidly
this
is
less
rated
output
The
output
monitored
to
the
external
feature
supply
of a stan-
customer.
the
instru-
Decadial
that
re-
0.1%.
Supply
for
consists
is
ac-
to
is
lo-
or pro-
than
or
guard
ac
on
volt-
per-
of
1-1
reconnecting­for
230Vac
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if
5060-0806
5060-0097
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1-15
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serial
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change
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at
the
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be
purchased
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part
of
a
the
date
designates
respectively,
the
instrument
on
your
title
page
to
update
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Model
6177B,
Specifications
,
INPUT:
115Vac±
55
Watts
OUTPUT:
0-500mA @ 50
OUTPUT
0-500mA,
LOAD
Less
switch
in
output
LINE
Less
within
RIPPLE AND
Output
TEMPERATURE RANGES:
Operating:
10%,
single
(nominal).
Volts.
CURRENT
0-50mA,
REGULATION:
than
25pprn
setting
REGULATION:
than the
(rnA)
500
50
5
voltage.
25ppm
input
NOISE:
Range
o
for a full
rating.
to
RANGES:
or
of
output + Sppm
for
Ripple
5SoC.
phase,
O-SmA.
load
any
and
Storage:
line
(de
48-63Hz,
of
to
no
load
voltage
Noise-rms/pk-pk
to
20MHz)
40;.cA/250;.cA
4;.cA/40;.cA
o
.4
;.cA
/ 5
;.cA
-40
0.6
range
change
change
to
+850C.
Amp,
LOAD TRANSIENT RECOVERY
Less
than
ZOOjJ.sec
to
within
lowing a full
voltage.
METER:
The
0-30mA,
OUTPUT
Range
range and
single-turn
adjustment
OUTPUT TERMINALS:
Four
and
rear minals
the
ed
to
minal
PROGRAMMING
Less
zero rent output
REMOTE
1%
of
front
panel
or
0-3mA
CONTROLS:
switch
and
meter/line
selects
two
of
positive
the
and
0:
meter
voltage
over
output
output
the
chassis.
are
isolated
or
chassis
located
than
SOO\-lsec
to
99%
each
range
current
PROGRAMMING,
load
posts
on
for
output
the
nominal
voltage
meter
change
can
ammeter
selects
desired
switch
range.
the
are
terminal
negative
through a separate
the
SPEED:
of
the
or
of
each
controls
entire
provided
strips
All
power
from
the
terminal
front
are
required
maximum
between
range
Ten-turn
paneL
TIME:
current
output
be
used
or
a
output
controls
permit
output
are
supply
chassis
the
to
within
CONSTANT CURRENT:
current
in
the
as
a
O-120V
current
input
current
continuous
span.
on
the
located
output
and
maybe
ground
to
program
rated
output
maximum
1%
recovery
fol-
output
0-3
o o
voltmeter.
power
and
front
panel
on
ter-
either
connect'-
ter-
from
cur-
rated
of
zero.
rnA
the
,
TEMPERATURE
Less
than
75ppm
switch
STABILITY:
switch after stant stant
INTERNAL
CURRENT
*The
calculations,
setting
Less
than
100ppm
setting
an
initial ambient, load.
IMPEDANCE
SOURCE:
Output
Range
(rnA)
500
50 R = 33
5 R =
·formula
COEFFICIENT:
of
output
per
degree
of
output + 2Sppm
total
drift.
warm-up
consta
nt
AS A CONSTANT
(R
R =
Z =
RXe/..JR2
up
to
IMHz.
plus
centigrade.
Mea
sured
time
of
line
volta
Output
in
parallel
3.3
Meg,
Meg,
330
Meg,
+ Xe2 can
Sppm
of
of
for 8 hours
one
hour
and
ge
t
Impedance
with
C = 0.05fJ.£
C =
O.OO5~f
C =
500pf
be
range
range
at
Con-
~
C)*
used
con-
for
Programming
Source
Resistance
(Accuracy:
output + 0.04% range)
Voltage
(Accuracy:
of
output + 0.04%
of
range)
REMOTE
Remote p'roxirnately at
the
COOLING:
Convection
SIZE:
3-7/16"
WEIGHT:
PROGRAMMING,
programming
rear
terminals.
H x
10
1%
of
of
0.5%
870
ohms
cooling
12-3/8"
lbs.
500
4n/mA
2mV/mA
of
per
is
employed;
D x
net,
VOLTAGE
the
Volt
7-3/4"
13
lbs.
50
40n/mA
voltage
is
made
no
W.
shipping.
(rnA)
Range
20mV/mA
400n/mA
200mV/rnA
LIMIT:
limit
at
available
moving
5
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load
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panel
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meter
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external
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short + and -output
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control
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terminals
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damage
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AO
negative
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panel
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on
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meter
OUTPUT
face
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above within
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OPTIONAL OPERATING
3-15
REMOTE PROGRAMMING, CONSTANT CURRENT
3-16
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Section
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to
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be
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limit
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user
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ative
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cycle.
current
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currents.
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dummy
current
load
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neg-
load
de-
3-6
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