Keithley 171 Instruction Manual

Instruction Manual
Model 171
Digital Multimeter
01997, Keithley Instruments, Inc.
Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.
KEITHLEY INSTRUMENTS.
1 N C.
MODEL 171
DIGITAL MULTIMETER
CONTENTS
SECTION
PAGE SECTION
PAGE
Title Page
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contents
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ii
IAt of Illusfratlons.
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specifications
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iv
1. General Description
1-1. Inrraduceion ..........
1
1-2. warranty InformLion ......
1
1-3. Change Notice.
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1
1-4.
Features ............
1
2. operation 2-1. Measurement Considerations ...
: 2-2. Ca**ecfianB.
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2-3.
Controls ............
5
2-4. Digital Display.
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5
2-5. operation 88 a Voltmeter ....
5
2-6. operaeion as an Amnlerer. ....
2-7. Operation as an Ohmmeter .... 2
2-8.
Overloade. ...........
2-9. Digital Outputs and Controls . . z
2-10. Operating Technique. ......
10
3. Circuit Description
3-1. General. ............
13
3-2. Analog Amplifier ........
13
3-3. Switching. ...........
14
3-4.
Driven Guard Amplifier .....
15
3-5.
Protection ctrc"its. ......
15
3-6. F"ncfion and Range Display ...
15
3-7. Digital Section. ........
15
3-8.
Power supply
..........
18
4. Accessories
4-l. General. ............
20
4-2.
operating Instructions .....
20
4-3. Model 1712 w@al output. ...
20
4-4. Model 1713 Extender Card ....
20 4-5. Model 1007 Dual Rack Mounring Kit 20 4-6. Model 2000 Rack Mounting Kit . .
21
5. Maintenance
5-1. General. .............
2 7.
5-2. Required Test Equipme.
..... 22
5-3. Performance Checks
........ 22
5-4. Adjustment and C.¶libration
.... 26
5-5.
Component and Calibration Layouts.
34
6. Replaceable Parts
6-1. General. .............
40 6-2. EleCtrical schematics and Diagrams 40 6-3.
HOW to "se the Parts List.
.... 40
6-4. How to Order Parts
........ 40
6-5. Chassis Paru List
........ 41
6-6. Electrical Part* I&r.
...... 41
6-7. Mechanical Parts List.
...... 61
6-8. Code-to-Name List.
........ 68
7. Schematic Diagrams 7-1.
25532C Block Diagram.
...... 70
7-2.
24866D Optional BCD Output,
Model 1712.
.......... 71
7-3.
248731) Tube Board (PC-299).
... 72 7-4. 25017D integrator Board (K-301). 73 7-5. 250980 Interconnect/Clock Board
(PC-300). ...........
74
7-6. 25130D Input Switching and Currenr
/Ohms Protection.
....... 75
7-7. 25131C AC Voltage Divider
.... 76
7-8.
25132C Analog Switching
..... 77
7-9. 25133C Ohms Converter
...... 78
7-10. 2552% A.C. Converter
...... 79
7-11. 25529D Analog Amplifier
..... 80
7-12. 2553OD Power Supply
....... 81
7-13. 25531D Switching Decimal Point &
Function L&play.
....... 82
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MODEL 171
ILLUSTRATIONS
Figure
NO. Title Page
1 Model 171 Digifal Multimeter
1
2 Front Panel Controls and Terminals
2
3 Rear Panel Controls and Connectors
3
4a
Complete Digital Display
5
4b Typical Display Reading
5
5 Digital OutpUt connector
7
6 output Buffer stage
8
7 Timing Diagram
9
8 Overall Block Diagram
12
9 Analog Amplifier
13
10 Active AC Divider
13
11 AC/DC converter
14
12 Ohmmeter Configuraria"
14
13 "olcmeter Co"f*g"rat*o"
14
14 Ammeter Configuration
15
15 Analog-to-Digital Converter
17
16 A-to-D Converter Block Diagram
19
17 Model 1007 Dual Rack Mounting Kit - Exploded
View 21
18 Model 2000 Rack Mounting Kit - Exploded View
21
19 Cutaway View Showing PC-Board Locations
23
20
calibration ~djusmenrs and Tesr Points &Cal Cover 32
21
Calibration Adjustments and Test P"ints without Cover 33
22 Component Layout - Analog Board - PC-303
34
23 Companent Layouf - Clock B"ard - PC-300
34
24 Camponenr Layout - Mother Bonrd - PC-305
35
25 Component Layout - Switch Board - PC-304
36
26 component Layout - Integrator Board - PC-301
37
27 Componene Layout - Tube Board - PC-299
38
28
Caponent payout - Optional Digital Oufput -
PC-275 39
29 Chassis Assembly - Exploded View
42
30 Bg<fom Cover Assembly - Exploded View
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SPEClPICATlONS
SPECIFICATIONS
calibrated at 25°C
AS A DC “OLTMETEK
ACCURACY (90 days):
RANGE :
~1~1 micro"olt per digit (1" rn" full range) to
I"-100" range ~1.(0.3% OF reading +0.04% of range) 40
i”“Ltiples.
cMl2.R: GrcnCer than 100 d8 wit,, 1 kilohI ““balance,
dc t” 180 ,,z at 10 LLZ multiples.
MAx1nlM SAFE INPUT:
~I-1400 volts peak nlomentary, 1000
v dc or rms ac C”“tin”““S.
AS A UC AMMETER Rmm: LO.1 nanLmn,>ere per digit (IpA full range) to
~+2 amperes in Se"en decade ranges.
T"g LO 19999 0" all ranges.
100% overrang-
ACC"P.ACY (90 days) :
~(0.05% Of reading +0.02% Of range). SelI heating due to long term application "f 2 amperes will callse less than 0.1% addirional
error 0" the l-ampere range.
TEMPE‘UT"RC cOEPFICIENT: +(".005% of readine +0.002%
to-19999 on a11
jl
ranges.
ACCUKACY (90 days:
j: ,o.OS% oc reading ior l-kilohm
through l-megohm ranges; 20.2% of reading 0” LiW
IO-merohm ranees: ,1.3% Of readine a1 the 1"o-meeohm range; +20% or reading on the lOOO-megohm *ange (?0.02% Of range an all ranges).
TEMPEKATURE COEFFICIENT:
+(0.008% of reading +o.oo?.%
of ranee ~+0.0003% of readine r,er memhm~/"C.
SETTLING-TIME: Less than 2 &bnds t: raGI accuracy
VOLTAGE ACROSS UNKNOWN: 100 mv for full range on the
l-kilohm to 100.kilohm ranges, 1" "aximum open cir­CUIL.
1 Volt for full range 0" rtle I-megotrm eo
1000~megohm ranges, 5 volts open circuit.
MAxIMuM 0"EKLOA": 250 volts rms on the l"O-kihhm to
1000-meg"hm ranges. Diode clamped to protect the 1 and lo-kilohm ranges (internallr fused beyond 3 amps
AS AN AC "OLTMETEK
RANGE :
10 micro"olts per digit (100 nl" full range)
to 1000 vo1rs rms in five decade ranges.
100% aye*-
ranging to 19999 on all except the lOOO-volt range.
and I” ranges
lk” rance +(0.4% of readinr .+0.04% Of ranee, 40 HZ­(Average reading, calibrated in rms of a sine wave.
TEMPERAT"KE COEFFICIWT:
L10.35% of reading f0.003%
Of range (0.008% 0" 100-d range)l/"C.
INPUT IMPEDhNCE : i Ml> shunted by a,>proxi,,,ately 100 pl
SETTLING TIM?: Less than 3 seconds except for ac
superimposed on dc.
MAXIMUM SAFE INPUT: 1000.volts dc or rms ac (1500
volts peak) lo-"olc to 100".volt range, 300 volts rms (450 volts "eak) a" the loo-Ill" and l-volt ranee:
AS AN AC AMMETEK RANGE: 0.1 nanoampere per digit (I$ full range) to
2 amperes rms, In seven decade ranges.
100% over-
ranging to 19999 00 all ranges.
ACCURI\CY (90 days): ?(1.5% of reading +o.l% of range
40 Hz to 1OkHz on the LOO-microampere to l-ampere ranges, decreasing to 40 117. to 200 Hz on the l­microampere range (average reading, calibrated ii, rms Of a sine wave).
TEMPERhTURE COEFFKIENT: +~(0.04% of reading +o.oo*%
the low* ranges increasing to approximately so0 millivolts on the l-ampere range.
MAxnluM SAFE INPUT: 3 amperes, internally fused
bewnd 3 amperes.
ZERO STAbILITY: ~(0.0005% "f range ~t0.3 ~V)/OC. ANALOG OUTPUT: ,l vclt at up 1'3 1 mi1ii.ampere ior
full ranjz,e input, 100% o"erra"gi"y ora a11 ranqes
except tie lobe-volt ranges. POLARITY: Automatic. OFFSET C”RmNT: Typically less than 10 picoamperes. DISPLAY: 4 digits plus 1 overrange digit; appropriate
decimal location; function in engineering units;
polarity and overload indicarion; 2 readings/second. ISOLATION: Circuit ground to chassis ground: greater
than 100 megoihms shunted by Less than 0.02 micro-
farad. Circuit ground may be Eloaced up co 500 volt
with respect to chassis ground in all modes. Maxim" safe voltage between input and chassis ground: 1500 volts peak.
WARMUP TIME: 45 minutes co within twice soecified
CONNECTORS: Input, chassis ground; binding posts.
Analog OUtput; Amphenol 80-PC2F.
POWER: 105-125 or 210-250 volts (switch selecred),
50-6" HZ, 25 watts.
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DIMENSIONS,WEIGHT:
Style M 3-l/2 in. half-rack, over-
all bench size 4 in. high x 8-l/2 in. wide x 15-l/4
in. deep (100 x 217 x 385 mm). Net weight, 10 pound
(4,6 kg).
ACCESSORIES S"PPLIED: Mating OUtpUt connector, spare
input fuse.
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MODEL 171
SECTION 1.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
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General Description
Paragraph
Turns on instrument power 2-3a sets dc-voltage functian
2-3c
set.5 ac-voltage function
2-3c
sets ohms function
2-3c
Sets dc-ampere function
2-3c
sets ac-ampere function
2-3c
sets instrument sensiii.vity
2-3b
2-h 2-h Z-2a
GENERAL “ESCKIPTION
TABLE l-2.
kar Panel Controls and Connectors
FUSE
117”: l/2 ampere
2.LOa
234”: l/4 ampere
OUTPUT
BCD OUTP”T
LINE Input
Analog output, 1v for full range
Provides digital outputs with Model 1712 installed
as shown (connector not provided without Model 1712)
receptacle mates with 3-wire line cord
2-2h
2-9a
?-l&3
ZERO ANALOG
SC0
LINE
ADJUST
OUTPUT OUTPUT
SWITCH
It723
5502 5108
s701
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SECTION 2.
OPERATION
b. Shielding.
1. Electric Fields. Shielding is usually neces-
say when the Fnstrument is in the presence of very
large a--c fields or when very sensitive meaS”rementS are being made. The shields of the measurement circuit and leads should be connected together to ground at only one point. This provides a “tree” configuration, “hid, minimizes graund loops.
3. Other Considerations. a) Voltmeter Measurements. “se shielded input
leads when source resistances are greater than 1 Kilohm or when lang input cables are used.
b) current Measurements. on the IlLA and p.4 current ranges, no special shielding precautions need be taken. However, on the I microampere range, shielded input leads are recommended.
c) Resiseance Measurements.
Shielding of input leads and source are recommended for measurements on the 10 megohm through 1000 megotm ranges to prevent erroneous readings.
C. Floating. The circuit ground to chassis ground
isolation is greater than 100 megohms shunted by less
than 0.02 microfarad. Circuit ground may be floated up to 2500 volts With respect to chassis ground in a11 modes. TO use the Model II1 for floating measurements, disconnect the shorting link between the LO and CASE
terminals on the front panel.
d. Source Impedance. The Model 171 has an input resietance of 10% on the 10 Ill” to 1-v ranges. The loading error *or these ranges Will be less than 0.003%
(negligible with respect to full scale readings) when
the source resistance is 30 kilahm or less. On the 10 v to 1000 ” ranges, input impedance is greater than 10’s?. Loading error will be negligible when the source resistance is less Lhan 300 duns.
2-2. CONNECTIONS. (refer to Figures 2 and 3)
a.
Input. Three binding posts are provided on the front panel for input connections. The terminals are color coded as follows: red = input high, black = input low, and green = chassis ground. The shorting
link should be connected between LO and CASE for grounded operation. The link should be removed for floating operation.
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a. General. With the optional Model 1712 Digital Out,,ut, the Keithley 171 becomes a systems-oriented in­strument with a flexible BCD 8-4-2-l output that may be easily interfaced with many digital printers or COlilpUte*S. This flexibility is due to the wide opera-
ting voltage levels of the buffer stages of the 1712.
These stages utilize “open collector” output transis-
tars thaf may be operated at c~,,mon DTL and TT,. “olt­age levels as well as others up LO f12 volts. I” addition, the Model 1712 has ar. exeensive list of built-in features which include camplere timing out­purs and remote controls. Eight strobe lines are also provided. Each line controls 4 bits of OUtpUt data, which allows the I,12 to be easily set up for 8,12, or 16-bit coqmters or other digital devices. The 1712 can be ordered factory-installed in tht ?;I, or purchased separately in kit form for field install­ation. The Model 1712 includes an output-buffet module, w-wired 50-pin receptacle (5108), wiring harnses, and mating 50-pin connector (not wired).
C. OUtput Connector Pin Identification. Refer
to Table 2-7 and Figure 5. The 50-1 >i” BCD-output receptacle (5108) of the Mod< 51 171 i.s arl Amphenol
Micro-Ribbon type 57-40500 (Ke*thle,
7 CS-221). The
supplied mating connector is an Amphenol Micro-
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TABLE 2-6.
Specifications
Model 1712 Digital output
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OIGITAI. OUTPUT:
BCD (8421) open collector lo-
gic (Motorola MC 858P) represents each of 4 digits (0000=0), overrange digit, overload
(“l”), polarity (+ = “l”), function and four
decimal positions.
TIMING OUTPUTS: Clock: 100 kHz pulses.
CO”nf Interval: Logic “0” appears during count interval (i.e. pulse width is propor­tional to analog input signal).
Flag (Fx): Logic “1” (“0”) appears for a 300-m*ll*second interval out of a co”“ers*o” time of 500
milliseconds. No change in digital output is made during this interval.
OUTPUT LOGIC LEVELS: 0”fp”t Logic “1” - open
transistor collector to ground with leas than 100 microamperes leakage. +12 volts
maximum allowable applied voltage. output Logic “0” : transistor switch closure to ground with less than 0.5-volt saturation
voleage at f35 milliamperes sink current.
REMOTE CONTROLS: a:
8 lines permit
ward serializina in 4-bit increments or
multiples thereof. “pen circuit inhibita controlled output lines from conducting
(closure enables conduction). Hold:
Closure retains result of last con”ersion
in both the digital output and the display.
Hold 112: Closure hairs co”“ersions at end of present conversion holding reading
in bath the digital outpuf and the dis-
play. w: Release edge of pulsed
closure initiates one con”ers*o” when in
Hold 112. Signal is averaged for a ZOO­nrillisecond period starting 100 milli-
seconds after release of “Trifiger” or
Hold 112.
Flag Reset: Closure sets
Flag (Flag) to logic “0” (“1”).
mqumm CONTROI. LOGIC LEVEL: open circuit
- either greater than 4 kilohms resistance or a voltage between +2 and +12 Volts
(except flag reset, +5 voles maximum) referenced to ground. Closure = closure to graund within 0.5 volt while sinking
c2.5 milliamperes.
CONNECTOR: Output: 50-pin Amphenol Micro-
Ribbon type 57-40500.
ACCESSORIES *“AILABLE:
Model 4405 Terminal BOX:
3 ft. (Im)
cable, Connecfor, and 50-terminal box.
Model 1801 output Cable:
10 ft. (3m) cable,wich 5%pi” connectors and mating panel-mount co*nector.
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Ribbon type 57-30500 (Keichley cs-220). The optional
Model 4405 Terminal BOX and Model 1801 output Cable
(see Table 2-6) are i&al interfacing accessories.
For applications where the Model 1712 must be temper­arily interfaced to a printer with a special input connector, for example, the Model 4405 allows easy screw-terminal access to all 50 pins of the Model
1712 Digital output.
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tion syste& is made easy with the “open collector”
output buffer stages of the 1712. The “open collec-
tor” gape of the Model 1712 switches impedance. rather than “oltage,from high to low levels. This permits the user to determine his own voltage level difference between logic states “1” and “0” as de­termined by the “reading” logic gate of the digital reading device (printer. computer, etc.). Any logic voltage level up to + 12 volts (+ Vext) may be applied
to the callector of each ““tput ~ra”sistclr of the
Model 1712.
Logic state “1” is defined as an opan tranSlStOr collector to ground w*th less Clran 100 microamperes leakage; +I2 volts maximum allowable applied voltage. Logic state “0” is defined as a
transistor switch closure to ground with less rhn”
0.5 “OlL saturation voltage at + 35 milllmaperes
sink current. The “open collector” feature of the
Model 1712 Digital OUtpUt is compatible with a wide
variety of logic types including Tn., “TL, and RIL.
In the case of RTL and some aeher logic types, a pull-up resistor CR) is needed tcJ define logic state “1”. For more information on digital interfacing. contact your Keithley Represenrative or the factory for your copy of our ProdUCt Notes “interfacing Digital Instruments”.
It encompasses not only the basics of digital coding, but also the types of logic in use today by most digital equipment ma”“­facturers including Krithley.
quence of the overall analog-to-digital (A-to-D) con­version cycle in relationship with the 1712 Digital output.
1. Integrate Period.
During the “INTEGRATE”
period, the analog signal is applied to the in-
tegrating amplifier. The ramp waveform of
the
“INTEGRATOR” could have a posfti”e or negative
slope, depending on the polarity of the input signal.
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FIGURE 6.
OUtpUt Buffer stage.
2. Coune Period. During the "COUNT" period, the integrating amplifier is driven to zero by a discharge voltage, with the analog signal re-
moved from the amplifier. The "COUNT INTERVAL" represenes the actual count time for the integrat-
ing amplifier to reach a zero crossing from the
original level of the applied signal. Thus, this interval is proportional to fhe analog input sig­"al and may be from 0 LO 200 milliseconds in d"P ation. For a 100% overrange signal, this interval would rhen be at its maximum value of 200 milli­SW""dS.
3. Zero Period.
During the "ZERO" period, the analog amplifier is zeroed, and the decade cou"fers are reset &xTor co a new c"""ersi"n cycle.
f. Timing outputs and Remote Controls.
(Refer to Table 2-7 and Figure 7). The Model 1712 Digital output provkles various timing outputs and remote controls co regulate the transfer of data from the Model 171 DMM to a particular digital acquisition system.
1. Clock.
The "Clock" timing output provides
100 kHz pulses which serve as a reference frequency for direct binary outputs when used in conjunction with the "Count Interval" output.
2. count Interval.
The "Count Interval" timing output (see Paragraph 2%9e2, may be used wieh an exCer"a1 binary ripple counter and gate to obtain a reading directly in binary form.
3. Flag (F-zg). The "Flag" output 1s a negative­go*ng logic state "1" that appears for a 300~milli­seco"d interval out of a total conversion eime of 500 milliseconds. No change in digital output is made during this interval. The "FTg" output is a positive-going logic state “0” and is available for use with digital equipment that will not accepr the negative-going "Flag" output.
4. Strobe.
The "Strobe" remote control consists
of 8 lines to paIlif word serializing in 4-hit in-
*
CrenleneG or multiples thereof. A" open circuit inhibits the controlled output lines from conduct­ing (closure enables conduction). This allows 8, 12, or 16-hit compueers to be easily ineerfaced
with the Model 1712 without the need of a" Fnter-
mediate register.
Also, fhese "Strobe" controls allow the user to connect together the data outputs Of two or more i"sCr"me"ts.
Each instrument CB" then be individually interrogated, without disturb­ing the ocher instruments, by simply grounding the strobe lines of the particular instrument of inter­est. when not using rhe strobe feature of the 1712, keep all strobe lines closed to common
(ground).
5. Hold.
The "Hold" remote control, by closure, retains the result of the last A-to-D conversion in both the 1712 output and the display.
6. Hold 112 and Trigger. Closure of the "Hold 112" remote control halts conversions at the end of the present conversion, holding the conversion result in both the 1712 output and the display. The 'Trigger" remote concro1 operates only When "Hold i/Z" is also in use. The release-edge of B pulsed closure initiates one conversion, during which time the signal is averaged for a x30-millisecond period
starting 100 milliseconds after the release of either fhe "Trigger" or "Hold ,/Z". Minimum "Trigger" closure time is one microsecond. The high or open state of the "Trigger" must be + 2 to + 5 volts. Both "liold 112" and 'Trigger" must be left in the open stafe when not in use. "se Model 1712 oucwt pin number 27 (Common) as ground far all closures.
7. Flag @lag) Reset.
The "Flag (Flag) Reset"
remote control allows for early reset Of the Flag
(FTg) while operating the Model 1712 in any mode. This control can be used whenever the digital r&d­0°C equipment connected to elle 1712 operates faster
than the time the Flag (Flag) is~active (300 milli-
seconds). For example, activation of the Flag
-
(Flag) can tell a computer to take data from the
Model 1712 and r-u" a program which may only take
20 milliseconds. At the end of the program, the
-
computer still sees clle Flag (Flag) and needlessly ~-e--runs ehe program with duplicate data. By using
the "Flag @lag) Reset" control, computer running-
time is minimized and data-taking time is not lost.
g. ~umary of Digital O~twts and Conrrols. The
basic rermi""l"gy and some pin-to-function relation-
ships of the outputs and controls of the Model 1712
will now be discussed. Refer to Table 2-7.
1. Digital output Codes. The digital OUtpUt code for the Model 1712 is 8-4-2-1 Binary Coded Decimal (BCD).
Each digit of a reading is re­presented at the BCD output by a four-bit binary code. The "units" digit of a reading is repre­sented by the output of pin numbers 1,2,3 and 4. The "tens
I' digit of a reading is represented by
the output of pin numbers 5.6.7, and 8. The "hundreds" digit is represented by the output of pin numbers 9,10,11, and 12. The "thousands" digit
is represented by the output of pi" numbers 13,14,
15, and 16.
The "ova-range" digit is represenzed by the output of pin number 17. Thus, in BCD language, each digit of 4-112 digit display of the
Model 171 is represented for display by a printer
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Function
5108
FU"C c im:
Pi" NO.
output
Pi" NO.
OUtpUt
1 2
3 4
5 6
7
8
9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20
21
22 23
24 25
1 x 10" 2 x 10"
4 x 10" 8 x loo 1 x lo1
2 x lo1 4 x 101 8 x 101
1 x lo2 2 x 102
4 x lo2 8 x lo2 1 x lo3 2 x lo3 4 x lo3 8 x lo3 1 x 104
DPl (1.0000) DP2 (10.000)
DP3 (100.00) DP4 (1000.0) HOLD
Flag Reset
26 27
28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48
49 50
C"m"0"
GNU
Clock
see Para. Z-911
Count interval see Para. 2-9e2 G
see Parh, ?-9f3
see Para. :-9f3
Flag
Logic "1"
SO Lange Availabi
Function 1
see ~T;xbie 2-9
Function 2
see 'Table 2-s
Funct-ion 3
See viable 2-4
Logic "1"
Ov~rl"~d
Logic "1"
Polarity (+I
'Trigger
Control
Hold 112
Control
Logic "1"
AC KeadlnR
Strobe Overload
Control
Strobe Flag
Control
Strobe Function Control
Strobe Data 114
Control
Strobe Data 113
Control
Strobe Data 02
Control
Strobe Data I1
C”“tr”l
Strobe DP
Control
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OPEP”4TION
MODEL 171
or use in a program by a computer. Table 2-8 shows how a decimal number (digit of a reading) is de­rived from BCD code. The decimal number "?", for example, is derived from the 3rd, Znd, and 1st bits being in logic state "1" (4 + 2 + 1 = 7).
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TABLE 2-8.
BCD Code to Decimal Number C"""ersi0"
8 x 10n
4 x 10" 2 x 10"
1 x 10" Decimal
(4th bit) (3rd bit) (2nd bit) (1st bit) Number
0 0
0 0 0
0 0
0 1 1
0
0 1 0 2
0 0
1 1 3
0 1 0
0 4
0
1 0 1 5
0 1
1 0 6
0 1
1 1
7
1 0 0
0 8
1 0
0 1 9
n = 0,1,2,3, or 4 depending on digit being decoded
2.
output C”“ml”” (Ground). It is recommended
that all closures t" ground are made through pin number 27 of the out,,ut connector of the 1712.
3. Function Indication at Output. The basic function (engineering units) of a reading are re­presented by a 3-bit binary code from the three output "Function" lines (pin numbers 35.36, and
37). Whether ehe reading is ac or not is repre­aenred by the "AC Reading" output line. Table 2-9 shows how the complete function of a reading is derived from BCD code.
TABLE 2-9.
BCD Code to Funcfi"" C"""ersi""
,nction Function
Funcrion AC Fading reading
OUtpUt
2 output 3 OUtput OUtput Function
1 0 0 0 dc 2s 0 1 0 0 dc " 1 0 0 1 ac mv 0 1 0 1 ac " 1 1 0 0 kn 0 0 1 0 Mn 1 0 1 0 dc u.4 0 1 1 0 dc mA 1 0 1 1 ac PA 0 1 1 1 ac mA
4. Strobe Controls.
The "Strobe" lines (pin numbers 43-50) each control specific "ueput func­tions as follows (see paragraph 2-9f4):
a).
Strobe Overload. Closure of this line enables simultaneous conduction of data from pin number 38 (OVERLOAD), 39 (POLARITY t), and 17 (1 x 104).
b). Strobe Flag.
Closure of this line enables simultaneous conduction of data from pin number 32 (=) and 33 (FLAG).
10
C).
Strobe Function. Closure of this line enables simultaneous conduction of data from pin number 35 (FUNCTION 1). 36 (FUNCTION Z), 37
(FUNCTION 3), and 42 (AC READING).
d).
Strobe Data 1/4.
Closure of this line enables simultaneous conduction of data from pin numbers 13, 14, 15, and 16, the four BCD
bits representing the "thousands" digit of a reading.
e) .
Strobe Data 83. Closure of this line enables simultaneous conduction of data from pin numbers 9, 10, 11, and 12, the four BCD bies representing the "hundreds" digit of a reading.
f). Strobe Data 112. Closure of this line enables simultaneous conduction of data from pin numbers 5, 6. 7, and 8. the four BCD bits representing the "tens" digit of a reading.
9).
Strobe Data i/l.
Closure of this Ii"‘? enables simultaneous conduction of data from pin numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4, the four BCD bits represenrin~ the "units" digit of a reading.
h).
Strobe DP.
Closure of this line enables
simultaneous conduction of data from pin numbers
19, 20, 21, and 22, representing the four possible decimal-point positions of a reading (see Figure 4a).
h. Installation.
To field-install the Model 1712
Digital Output "ption in the Model 171 Digital Multi-
meeer, first remove the cop c"ver of the 171 by re-
moving the four screws.
Insert the PC-275 circuit board module in the mating receptacle (51202) on the mother board of the Model 171. The receptacle is located near the rear panel. Next, rem"ve the "BCD OUTPUT" cover plate on the rear panel; save the two BC~BWS. Feed the 50-pin receptacle (5108), conneceed to the cable harness, through the "BCD OUTPUT" open­ing in the rear ,xnel, orienting the receptacle with the manufacturer's part number facing down. Now fasten the 50-pin recepeac1e (Keithley CS-221) to the chassis using the two screws from the removed cover plate. Connect 5708 to pins P708 on the mother board (see Figure 19).
NOTE The circuit board module of the Model 1712 contains active components, and home hear is generated by
these components due to normal power diasipati"n. This heat generation will be stable after wnrm-up
but will cause a possible 1 to 2-C ambient te,,,,,er-
at"re rise inside the Model 171. To be assured of specified operation in all modes, it is recommen­ded that the 171 be recalibrated following instruc­fions in Section 5-4 of this manual.
2-10.
OPERATING TECHNIQUE.
a.
Power.
1. Check the line switch (5701) on the rear
panel for pr",xr line voltage setting, either 117
or 234v.
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SECTION 3.
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
1”
1. v I”
10
In” 4.99k:I 499 k.~. 100
100
mv 4.99k.Y 39.2k..
10
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1000 ”
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FIGURE 11.
AC/DC Co”“erter.
MODEL 171 MODEL 171
input drop is 1 volt instead of 0.1 volr. uiodes input drop is 1 volt instead of 0.1 volr. uiodes
01003 and “1002 are protection diodes to prevent aver- 01003 and “1002 are protection diodes to prevent aver-
loadini: Of the ohms reicrence circuit in the event loadini: Of the ohms reicrence circuit in the event
FIGURE 12.
Ohmmeter Configuration.
i. Frequency Divider. This circuit provides the
chopping frequency as derived from the 1”” kHz clock
race.
Integrated circuit QA506 divides down the
clock rate by a factor of 11. Inteerared circuit
9.4507 (A, 8).is a dual flip-flop whh, provides an additional X4 division which results in a chopping
frequency of 227.27 Hz.
U”ffU Amplifier.
‘This circuir provides drive signals for the switching transistors in the modu­lator and demodulator circuits. Transisrars 9508 and Q507 provide anti-phase square waves which drive
the gates of the switching FETs Q501 and Q502. Transismr Q5O6 provides a drive signal far Transistor Switch 9505.
Potentiometer R535 is an internal adjust-
ment for calibration of the chopper drive signal.
3-3. SWITCHING.
a. Function Selection. me five front panel pusi,­buttons are used LO select either DC”, AC”, OHMS, DCA, or ACA.
1. a. When this mode is selected the input ,,I is connected thru B divider to the analog amplifier input. The divider is used on the I”“, 1”““, and 1 kV ranges. The divider ratios are l/10, 1/l”“, and l/1000 respectively to give a 1 volt input to the analog amplifier.See Figure 13.
7
Range Shunt it
Volt sensitivity
ndjustmc”
1
Llri
100 kil 100 rn”
10
,,A
10 !a 100 m”
1.00
llii
I k$i 100 rn”
ImA 100 12 100 “1”
10
mh
1~” $2 100 ,“”
100 “IA I !I 100 “3”
1000 IVA 0.1 $1 JO” a”
The Integrator is zeroed for a minimum of 100 milliseconds ("ZERO" period) before the sampling
is repeated. me total conversion time is 500
millisecands, which corresponds to 2 conversions
per second.
3. me A-to-D cOn"erter is composed of six ma,ar circuits as follows: (See Figure 16 for a block diagram.)
a).
Clock (located on PC-300).
2. Timing sequence.
me operation of rile A-to-D Converter can be described by considering a typical conversion cycle.
'b).
BCD Counter (located on K-299).
c,).
Program/Decoder (located on P-299).
a). me clock provides pulses at rate of
100 kHZ for 50 to 60 Hz operation.
b). The *CD counter serves as a master
timing control for the A-to-D conversion cycle.
The timing is accomplished by the "10000"
counter which has five coded states, namely 0,1,2,3, and 4, each lasting for 10,000 CO""tS of the 100 !dlz clock.
e) .
when the "Buffer/Store" command is given, the Buffer/Storage Register copies the BCD in­formafion from the BCD Counter (Qb.208, QA211,
QA214, QA217).
f). The conversion cycle is completed after
the "2" period (i.e., the Zeroing Period).
d).
Integrator (located on R-301).
e).
zero-crossing Detecmr (located on PC-301).
f). Buffer/Storage Register (located on K-299).
4. Circuitry. a).
Clock. An oscillator composed of integra­ted circuits QA401A, 8, c provides clock pulses at a rate of 100 kHz. A crystal oscillator Y401 determines the frequency Of operation.
b) BCD counter. The Decade counters designa-
ted "1". "lo", "loo", and "1000" are campoaed of individual integrated circuit modules QA217, Q.4214, QA211, and QA208 respectively. All four counters have B capacity of lo-counts each. FOX CO"nts of 10,000 and higher, the overrange "1" m201) is lit. This is accomplished by Q201 and QAZOZA.
c). Program/Decoder. This circuit produces event commands to control the overall sequence for the conversion cycle. The Program/Decoder consists of a 5-state counter (OA207). loeic circuits QA204D, QA203D, QA205Ei; E, iid F; and inverter Q.4206‘4. me event commands are defined as "O,l",
!!2", "3,4n.
d).
Integrator. The operation Of rile 1ntegrarm is controlled by switches identified as s*, SD, Sx, and SR as shown in Figure 15. Swirch Sx
(Sampling Switch) is composed of Q302. Switch LL (zeroing switch) is composed of transistors Q305
and 4315. Tramistors Q306, Q307 are control
CIRCUIT LmxRIPTION
circuits controling 4305 and 9315. The integrator
amplifier consists of QA301 and Q313. This is fallowed by a gain of 20 and gain of 50 (QA302 and QA303). The integrator capacitor is C312
(.1 pfd). Switches Q308 and Q31O control the reference current during the “0,l” period. The feedback rezeroing of the InteSra~or circuit is performed by FET Q315 (Switch SD). Ke~istor R351 and capacitor c317 provide filtering in the feedback loop. Diodes 0312 and 0313 provide fast response for large input offsets (especially
due t” input overloads).
e).
Zero-Crossing Detector. ‘The level detector is QA304. Its output provides two levels Which selects the proper reference for the “0,l” period and also produces a zero crossing pulse (p).
fl. Buffer/Storage Register. The “I”, “10”. “loo”, and “1000” storage registers are composed of individual integrated circuits l&*1*, QA215,
QA212, and Qb.209 respectively. The “10000”
storage is done by QA202A.
cator. me Decoder/Driver ci;cuits decode tic BC” lnfornlatlo” irom the storage Register into ten-line
decimal code. A separate driver circuit controls
the “overrange 1” whenever the full range exceeds
9-9-9-9.
1. Numerical Readouts. The four numerical
readouts “204, “203, “202, and “201 are *riven by Decoder/Driver modules Q.4219, QA216, QA213, and ()A210 respectively.
Blanking of the *utner­ical readouts occurs whenever the display ex­ceeds 1-9-9-9-9. The Blanking circuit is composed
of tran~isturs Q204, Q205,
and Q206. Transistor Q205 drives the base of Q204 to provide +I70 volts for the readout tubes during normal oper-
ati.on. When an overload occurs, cransistar 0206
is driven “ON” which in turn reduces the +I70 volt output, thus blanking the readout tubes.
2.
polarity Indication. This circuit is composed
of integrated circuit QA205A, transistors 0202 and
Q203, and polarity indicator module US202. Inte-
grated circuit ()A2028 is the Polariry SL0ra.w
Register.
3. overrange indication. This circuit is com-
posed of integrated circuits Qh201A and QUO%,
transistm Q201,
and indicator DS201. QA202A
is the Overload Storage RegisCer.
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d. Digital Output Option. The digital output
includes output b”fferS for all output informatlo”.
The buffers utilize “Open Collector” OUtput tran-
sistors as shown in Figure 6. The buffer stages
have provision for optional “STROBE” control as
show” in Figure 16.
Input 1
Input 2 OUtpUt
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SECTION 4. ACCESSORIES
,,CI ,::;‘>l”: 1:
FIC”rn 17.
f.fodcl 1007 Dual Rack Mounting Kit - Exploded View.
FIG”RE 18.
Model 2000 Single Rack Mounting Kit. - Exploded View.
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SECTION 5.
MAINTENANCE
5-1. GENERAI.. This section contains information necessary to maintain the i”str”me”t.
Included are
procedures ior performance checksand calibration.
5-2. P.EQ”1RE.o TEST EQUlPMENT. RecoIlunended test equipment for checking and servicing the Model 171 are given in T&k 5-I. Test equipment Other than
that listed may be subsdtuted if the specifications in Table 5-l are e*ualled or exceeded. These speci­fications are the minimum requirementa for testing the Model 171.
5-3. PERFORMANCE CHECKS. “se the following proce­dure to verify proper operation of the i”sLr”ment.
All meaSureme”tS should be made at an ambient temper-
ature Of 25°C and relative humidity below 50%
(otherwise the instruments temperarure coefficients should be considered when verifying accuracy). If the instrument is out of specification at any point,
perform the complete recalibration as given in paragraphs 5-4 in the exact order specified.
a. Preliminary Setup.
1.
Set the rear panel line switch for either 117” or 234” depending on the line voltage avail­able.
2. Check the fuse on the rear panel for proper
rating.
117”: U2A SLO-BLO, 3AC,
Keithley W-4
234”: 1/4A SLO-BLO, 3AG, Keithley F”-38
3. Connect the power cord to a variable rrans­former which has been sef to 117” il” or 234” t2” depending on the line voltage available.
4. Connect the shorting link an the front panel between LO and CASE.
For maximum operator safety, make certa*n chat the chassis is connected to earth ground by way of the third-conductor on the line cord or by way of a separate clip lead from CASE to earth ground.
5.
Set the Power switch to “ON” and allo” the instrument co stabilize at ambient temperature for at least one hour.
b. Accuracy Check.
Following procedures below,
note that if the ambient temperature is not at 25’C
the temperature coefficients listed in the various “Accuracy Check” Tabl.es (5-2,5-3,5-4,5-5,5-6) should be used to calculate the allowed rending tolerance due to temperature differences.
1. DC” Function. a). Select the dc voltage function by depress-
ing the appropriate front panel pushbutton.
b).
Set the RANCE switch (8902) to the 10 m”
range.
c). AppJy a short circuit between rhe HI and
LO input terminals. me display should inclicare
0.000 In”.
If necessary, adjust the rear panel
zero control fo obtain a zero reading with the polarity indicator alternately flashing between + and -.
d). Remove the short CirC”it and apply dc voltages to the input of the 171 wieh the appro­priate RANGE switch setting as given in Table s-2 using DC Voltage Source (A).
e). Verify thaf the readings on the display are within the tolerances stated.
2. AC” Function.
a).
Select the ac voltage function by depress-
ing the appropriate front panel pushbutton.
b). Set the sensitivity switch to the 100 m”
range.
c). Apply a short circuit between the HI and
I.0 input terminals.
The display should indicate
00.00 m” within one digit of zero. d) Remove the short circuit and apply ac
voltages to the input of the 171 with the appro-
priate RANGE switch setting as @“en in Table 5-3 using AC Calibrator (C).
e).
Verify that the readings on the display
are within the tolerances sraeed.
3. DC‘4 Function.
a).
Select the dc amperes function by depress-
ing the appropriate front panel pushbutton.
cl. Verify that the readings on the display
are wifhin the tolerances stated.
4. ACA Function.
4.
Select the ac amperes function by depress-
ing the appropriate front panel pushbutton.
b).
Apply an ac current to the input of the
171 with the appropriate RANGE switch setting as given in Table 5-5 using AC Calibrator (C) and series resistors having tO.l% accuracy.
c) f
Verify that the readinga on the display
are within the tolerances stated.
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5. OHMS Function.
a).
Select the ohms function by depressing the
appropriate frant panel pushbutton.
e).
Steps a through d may be repeated if de­sired for osci11aror setrings from 50 Hz! to 180 HZ nt 10 Hz multiples.
b). Apply resistance values t” the input of the 171 with the appropriate RANGE swiccb setting as given in Table 5-6 using Resistance Source (E).
7. con!man Mode AC Rejection.
C).
Verify that the readings on the display
are within the tolerances srated.
a).
Select the dc voltage function by depress-
~“g the appropriate front panel pushbutton. &-
e the shorting link on the front panel between
LO and CASE.
6. Normal Mode AC Rejection.
b). Set the RANGE switch sensitivity to 1”.
a).
Select the dc voltage function by deprass-
ing the appropriate front panel pushbutton.
b). Set the RANGE switch eensitivity to 1V.
c). Conne~f a one-kilohm (5-10% tolerance)
resistor between input terminals HI and LO.
Apply a 60 Hz 50-v&t p-p sine wave f” the CASE
and HI input of the 171 using Oscillator (F).
c). Apply a 60 Hz 9.5 volt p-p sine wave t”
the input of the 171 using Oscillator (F), trans-
former coupled to eliminate dc offsets.
d).
When the 60 HZ signal is applied, the display reading should not vary more than 5 digits. exclusive of noise and drift.
I). When the 60 Hz signal is applied, the dis­Slav readina should not vary more than 30 digits, k&sive 0: noise and drif;.
e).
Steps a through d may be repeated if de­sired far Oscillator settings from dc to 180 HZ at 10 HZ multiples.
5108 for optional Digital OutpUt goes here (discard cover plate)
\
PC-297 Function Display Board
PC-303 Analog Board
PC-304 Switch Board
I I
P$-300 Clock Board
\
b
.
f
PC-301 Integraror Board
PC-305 Mother Board
/
51202 Connector, mate far
I
\
PC-299 Tube Board
PC-275 optional Digital output
P708 connector Pin*. mate for 5708 CO”“ecfOr
for PC-275 optional Digital output (reference P106-A.B,C,D,E.F,G.H on Schematics 208661) and 2553lD)
FIGURE 19. Cutaway View Showing PC-Board Lacacions.
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TABLE 5-1.
Performance Checks Test Equipment
A “olrage source, DC
10",100",1000" @ iO.O032% (use with Item
B for voltages below 1OV) Fluke
3330B
B Voltage Divider 10:1,100:1,1000:1 e 3ppm
--
-_
c Voltage Source, AC (AC Calibrator) As required in Tables 5-3 and 5-5 @
iO.O4% (calibrated) Hewlett-Packard 745A/746A
D
C"rre"t source, DC
lOOvA to 100 mA @ iO.O065%
Fluke
3330B
ii Resistance source
As required in Table 5-6.
General Radio
1433
F OSCillarOr As required in Paragraphs 5-3b6 and
5-3b7.
Hewlett-Packard 202C
TABLE 5-2.
Accuracy Check for DC"
S0”r.X SOUlYe
Range Switch
Display Reading TtSlpCZr~tUr~
Input
ACCUraCy %"Siti"*ty Reading TOlera"Ce
CO‘ZffiCie"t
1OrnV ?0.0035%*
1omv
10.000m" i4 digits f0.4 digit/Y
loom" ~0.0035%* loom" 100.00m" f3 digits iO.4 digit/'C
1" io.o035%*
1" 1.0000 " i3 digits i0.4 digit/Y
10 v
iO.O032% 10 " 10.000 v r3 digits i0.4 digit/-C
100 v
iO.O032% 100 " 100.00 v t3 digitS to.4 digit/Y
1000 " iO.O032% 1000 " 1000.0 v
?3 digits i0.4 digit/'C
*Voltage Divider (B) used with Voltage Source (A).
TABLE 5-3.
Accuracy Check for AC"
10 ”
100 v
1000 "
?0.04% 40sz-100kHz ?0.04% 40Hz-100kHz
?0.04%
4OHz-40 kHz
iO.O4%
4OHz-40 kHz
iO.O4% 40Hz-10 kHz
loom”
100.00mV ~60 digits(2)
+36 digits/Y
1”
1.0000 " 234 digits(3)
?35 digits/Y
10 "
10.000 " i34 digits
i35 digits/Y
100 "
100.00 " t34 digits
135 digitsf°C
1000 "
1000.0 " i44 digits
i35 digits/'C
(1)
Pas of a sine wave. (*)40Hz to 10k"z; r300 digits from lOkHz to 10OkHz. (3)40Hz to 40kHz; t300 digits from 4OkHz to 100kHz.
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MODEL 171 MAINTENANCE
TABLE 5-4.
Accuracy Check for DCA
source
Input
Range Switch
sensitivity
Reading Temperature
Tolerance
Coefficient
1liA
lOUA
loo!&4
1UlA
lO"!A
lOOn!A
lOOmA
?O.Ol% ?O.Ol% f0.0065% iO.O065%
+0.0065% iO.O065% i-0.0065%
l!JA
lOUA
1OOuA
lm.4
1omA
lOOmA
1ooomA
l.OOOO~A
+7 digits
to.7 diSit/'C
10.
OOOUA
27 digit8
20.7 diSlt/'L
100.00,~A 27 digits
to.7 digit/-C
1.oooomA ~7 digits
to.7 digit/Y
10.000mA t7 digits
k0.7 digit/-C
1oo.oomA +7 digits
~0.7 digif/'C
0100.0mA +3 digits
20.7 digit/Y
TABLE 5-5.
Accuracy Check for AC.4
source Input*
Range Switch
sensitivity
Reading
Tolerance
Temperature Coefficient
lll.4
f0.14% 40HP200HZ
1UA
1.0000uA ~160 digits +5 digits/'C
lOuA i-0.14% 40Hz-10kHz lOuA 10.000UA ?160 digits ?5 digits/Y
lOO!lA
iO.14% 40"z-10kHz
1OOUA
100.00"A f160 digits ?5 digits/Y
l"lA
?0.14% 40Hz-10kHz lll!A 1.0000mA t160
digits
?5 digits/-C
lOmA
f0.14% 40Hz-10k"z
lOmA
10.000nA t160 digits 25 digits/'C
lOmA
kO.145: 40"~~10k"z lOOmA
010.00m4 k 25 digits f5 diSite/'C
lOmA
f0.14% 40Hz-10kHz 1ooomA
0010.0m4 t 12 digits 25 diSits/"C
*RMs of a sine WBVB.
TABLE 5-6.
Accuracy Check for OHMS
source 1"WC
Range Switch
SensitivitY
Reading
Tolerance
Temperature Coefficient
lkn *0.007%
1Okn
*0.007%
lOOka ?0.007%
lM0
iO.O07%
1OMn t 0.022%
lOO"ri
*0.03%
1OOOMQ i2%
lkn l.OOOOkn
1OkQ
lO.OOOkn
lOOki? lOO.OOkn
1l‘ln
l.OOOOMLi
1om 1o.ooom
1OOMrz 1oo.ooMo
1OOOim
1ooo.om
t7 digits t7 digits 27 digits t7 digits
f22
digits
?302
digits
f2002
digits
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MAINTEN‘WCE
5-4. ADJ"STMENT AND CALIBlbuION. use the follow-
ing procedure to verify proper operation of the instrument every 90 days. If rhe instrunent is 0°C of specification at any point, perform the calibra-
tion procedure specified in the exact order speci­fied.
Recommended teet equipment for calibrating
the Model 171 are given in 'Table 5-7. Calibraxion equipment other than that listed may be substituted if the specifications in Table 5-7 are equalled or exceeded.
These specifications are the minimum re-
quirements for calibrating the 171.
MOOEL 171
C. General Instructions before Calibration.
1. Calibration should be performed in a con­trolled environment of 25 il'C and relative humidity below 50%.
2.
me Model 171 should i,ave one (1) hour
warm-up.
3. "se the special calibration top cover pro­vided with the Model 1713 Extender Card Kit (J). Unless otherwise indicated, Access Covers A,B, and C (see Figure 20) should be closed. The PC­board extender cards provide in the Model 1713 are not required for calibration but are used in
troubleshooting and repair.
a. Preliminary setup.
1. Set the rear panel line switch for either 117" or 234" depending on the line voltage avail­able.
2.
Check the fuse on
the
rear penel for proper
rating.
117":
112.4 SLO-BLO, 3AG, Keitbley F"-4
234V: 1/4A SLO-BLO, 3AC, Keithley FU-38
3. Connect the power cord to a variable trane-
former which has been set to 117V il" or 234V
+2" depending on the line voltage available.
4. Connecr the shorting link on the front panel between LO and CASE. For maximum operator safety, make certain that the chassis is coonect-
ed to earth ground by way of rbe third-conductor on the line cord or by way of a separate clip leaI from CASE to earth ground.
5. Set the Power switch to "ON".
b.
Power Supply Check/Calibration. Remove the
top cover of the 171. Make all meaeuremenre with
Digital Voltmeter (K).
1. i5 Volt supply. MeaLwIre the L5" supply
between t5" (TP-14, set Figure 21) oo the in-
tegrator board (R-301) and input LO. If a
reading of +5" i250m" is not obtained, proceed
with troubleshooting and repair.
2. +15 Volt Supply. Measure the +15" supply
between +15V ('P-2, see Figure 21) on 'the in-
tegrator board (PC-301) and input LO,
The
Digital Voltmeter (K) should read +15" ?lOm".
If necessary, xl,usr p"te"Ciometer R708 (see Figure 21) on the mother board (PC-305).
3. -15 Volt Supply. Measure the -15" supply between -15" (TP-8, eee Figure 21) on the inte­grator board (PC-301) and input LO. The DVM should read -15" i&V. If necessary, adjust potentiometer R711 (see Figure 21) oo the mother
board @C-305).
4. +210 'iolt Supply. Measure the +210" supply between +ZlOV (acroee R702 on the mother board K-305; see Figure 21) sod input LO. If a read­ing of +200 to f240 volts is not obtained, pro-
ceed with troubleshooting and repair.
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4. Perform all operations only in the order
specified.
5. DO not move the 171 while calibration is
being performed.
6. Unless otherwise indicated, reference all
measorewents to rhe input I.0 terminal of the 171.
7. Unless an input source is specified, the input HI of the 171 should be shorted to the input LO with a pure-capper shorting plug (to
minimize thermals; see ParaSraph 2-lal). d. DC Voltage Mode.
Select the dc voltage func­tion by depressing ehe front panel pushbutton 5903. Set RANGE switch S902 as required.
1. Zero Adjustmenfs. a). Driven Guard.
1). Slide Access Cover B (see Figure 20)
co the extreme right position.
2).
set the 171 RANGE switch to 100 rn"
full scale.
3). "sing Null Detector (C) on the 10011"
full scale range, differentially monitor be-
eween P-15 and TP-16 (see Figures 20 and 21) for a null reading of 0.0 ~20u"dc. Adjust R527 (see Figures 20 end 21) if necessary.
b).
DC Balance end Analog Amplifier Offset.
1).
Slide Access Cover B (see Figure 20)
co the middle position.
2). Set the 171 RANGE switch to 1" full
scale.
3). "sing Null Defector (C) on the 10~"
full-scale range, monitor the analog OUtpUt
(5502) of the 171 for 0.0 +5u"dc. If necess-
ary, adjust R526 (See Figures 20 and 21).
4). Set the 171 RANGE switch to 10" full
scale.
5).
"sing Null Detector (C) on the 1OU"
full-scale range, monitor the analog outpur
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1). Close all Access covers (see Figure 20).
set the 171 RANGE switch to 1OmV full scale.
2). using Null "etector (Cl on the 3oouv full-scale range, """it"r the analog OUtpUt (5502) of the 171 for 0.0 i501~Vdc. If nec-
essary, adjust R723 (see Figure 3).
3). If an adjustment was necessary, repeat
paragraph 5-4dlb, steps 1 through 6, and Paragraph 5-4dlc, steps I through 3.
) lomv sod 1OOmV Calibration/Linearity.
_.
a).
Slide Access Cover B (see Figure 20) to
the middle position.
b).
set up teet equ*pment as follows:
SOURCE
~~~ h-l
171
OUT
(A)
LO
I I
I
1 I
I I
I
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c). With all equipment turned o" and 0.0 Volt
ootpot from Voltage Source (A), set the voltage­range witch on the Voltage Source to 10 volts and "sing the zero adjustment of Null Detector
(K) or a" equivalent, stable voltage-bucking
CiTC"if.
d) .
Now apply dc voltages to the 171 with appropriate RANGE switch settings as shown in Table 5-8.
Make the potentiometer adjustments
indicated, if required, referencing Figures
20 and 21.
3.
Integrator Zero/Integrator Reference Voltage/
Amplifier Linearity.
4.
Open Access Cover A (see Figure 20).
b).
Set the 171 RANGE switch to 1V full scale.
C).
Adjust R301 (see Figures 20 and Zl), if required, to obtain a display on the 171 that is flashing between + and - .OOOO.
d). Using Voltage Source (D), supply inputs to the 171 as specified in Table 5-9. Make the potentiomerer adjustments indicated, if required, referencing Figures 20 and 21.
4. IO", loo", 1000" Calibriltio" ;I). open nccesa cover c (see iigure 2"). b). Using Voltage-Source (A), supply inpur-: LIP
the 171 with appropriate RANGE switch settings .*s specified in 'Table 5-10. Make the potentiomtvr adjustments indicated, if required, referencin, Figures 20 and 21.
e. UC current Mode.
select the dc current f""rLi0rI by depressing the front panel pushbutton 5906. ?CI RANGE switch 5902 as required.
1. 1000 mA Calibration. a). Open Access Cover C (see Figure 20).
b). Set up test equipment as follows:
I
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C).
Set the 171 RANGE switch LO 1000 ti full
scale.
d).
Set Null Detector (C) to the 300~" full-
scale range.
e-1.
set the Current Source (E) to rhe lOO.00m~
range with the current output et O.OmA.
f). Set Voltage Source (D) for a O.OmV output.
Observe that Null Detector (C) reads 0.0 ~1001.V.
Zero the Null Detector while in this mode.
8). Set Voltage Source (D) for a lOO.OmV output
and set Current Source (E) for a lOO.OOmA output.
h). Set the Null Detector co the 1OOuV full-
scale range.
the ~"11 detector should read 0.0
t 20!J".
i). Remove the Null Detector from the circuit
and zero.
2. 1liA to lOOmA Calibration. a).
Open Access Cover C (see Figure 20).
b). Using Current Source (E), supply inputs to
the 171 with appropriate RANGE switch settings 88 specified in Table 5-11, Test Nos. 1 through 8. Make the potentiometer adjustment indicated, if required, referencing Figures 20 and 21.
C).
"sing Voltage source (A) and current Resistors (I'), supply inpute to the 171 with appropriate
RANGE
switch settings as specified
in Table 5-11, Test Nos. 9 through 12. Note
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vertical and O.zl"s/di"ision horizontal.
"Sillg
the 10:1 (law capacity) probe (reference the
171 input 1.0) and oscillosc"pe (Ii), monitor n-23
(see Figures 20 anti 21) for 0.0 +200"l"dc. lf necessary, adjust potent~iometer Kl.119 (see Rgures 20 and 21).
5.
set Null Detector (C) to the lOO,l" full-scale
range.
Using the Null ktector, mc'nicor the analog
output (5502) for 0.0 r20u"dc.
If necessary, ad-
just Par 111.102 (see Figures 20 and 21). h.
AC "olfage Calibration.
1. "pen ACCeSS cover c (see Figure 20).
2. "sing Voltage sourm (I), eat is rhe H-P 145A or H-P 745/H-P 74&t, supply inpurs co the 171 with appropriate RANGE switch settings as specified Ian Table 5-13. Test NOS. 1 through 21 are performed using only the H-P 745A AC Calibra­TOT (or equivalent). Test Nos. 22 through 25
(1000 "AC KANGE) are performed using both the
H-P 745h and H-P 746A High Voltage Amplifier
(or equivalent).
3. Make the potenLiometer adjustments indicated, if necessary, referencing Figures 20 and 21.
1O:l 10:1 10:1 10:1 10:1 10:1 1O:l 10:1
100:1 1OO:l 100:l LOO:1 100:1 100:l 1OO:l 100:1
1.0000” 100~”
0.0 150 I.”
1.9990”
100~”
0.0 i lOOU”
.5000” lOOIl”
0.0 t25 iv”
lOO0” lOOil”
0.0 + 5 ;.v
- .lOOO” 1OOil”
0.0 t 5 I.”
- .5OOl?” 10”,.”
0.0 !25 ..”
-1.0000” 1OOU”
0.0 ’ 50 Lb\’
-1.9990”
1.0000”
1.9990” .5000”
1000”
- .lOOO”
- .5000”
-1.0000”
-1.9990”
100,1” 300””
3ooi;v 300,i”
3001.” 3001,” 300”” 300!:” 300::”
0.0 ‘1rm.I
0.0 f 150,r\’
0. 0 t ?OOv”
0.0 f 125;)”
0.0 L105U”
0.0 t 105;?”
0.0 1125:.v
0.0 ‘150,1\’
0.0 t200,:v
K520 NONE
TABLE 5-9.
htegrator Reference dc Voltage Calibration
‘Test
VOltage
Display Adjust
NO.
source (D) *eexling Pot
1 1.9990” 1.9990” K331 2
1.0000” 1.0000 t.0001”
NONE
3
.5000” ,500o k, 0 ‘OI”
NINE
4
.lOOO”
.lOOO i.c ,O!”
NONE
5
-1.9990”
-1.9990”
K326
6
-1.0000" -1.0000 t .OOOl"
NONE
7
- .5000" - .5000 1.0001"
NONE
8
- .lOOO" - .lOOO 1.0001"
NONE
TABLE 5-10.
10",100",1000" dc Calibration
Test
Range Switch
NO.
sensitivity
1
10 Y
2
10 ”
3
10 "
4
10 "
5
100 "
6
100 "
7
100 "
8
100 v
9
1000 "
10
1000 v
11
1000 "
12
1000 v
100.00 ~, .01 K:; LO.000 i ,005 K.’
l.OO”O ! .0005K:;
.lOOO b .o”“:!K:!
1.0000 ? .0004E,!<
10.001~ I .“,~I M;,,
100.00 ! 2.0” M!,
1000.0 + 25.” Mi
lO().O I :::: ;;: O”ERL”hD
30
TABLE 5-13.
AC Voltage Calibration
sesc
Range Switch
NO.
SeIMiti"ity
1
1 "
2
1 v
3
I. v
4
1 v
5
1 v
6
1 v
7
100 ItI"
8
10" m"
9
100 Ill"
I 0
100 m"
11
100 In"
12
1" v
13
10 "
14
10 v
15
10 "
16
1" "
17
100 "
18
100 "
19
100 "
20
100 "
21
100 "
22
1000 "
23
1000 "
24
1000 "
25
1000 "
Voltage source
(I)
Display
Ad, us t
Volts AC Frequency kXii"R Pot
1.0 v 1 kHZ
1.0000 t .00"1"
RlllO
1.0 " 100 ktk
1.0""" 2 ."277"
NONE
1.0 v 40 k"Z
1.0000 1 .0023"
NOh‘E
.100 " 4" kHZ
1000 t .0006"
YOKE
1.0 " 400 HZ
1:0000 i .0"27"
NONE
1.0 v 40 HZ
1.0000 ? .0023"
NUKE
100 rn" 40 HZ
100.00 2 .44 "
NONE
100 m" 400 HZ
100.00 f .52 "
NONE
100 Ill" 10 kHZ
100.00 + .52 "
NONE
1.0 In" 10 kHZ
1.00 2 .I6 v
NONE
100 In" 100 kHz
100.00 * 2.84 "
NONE
10.0 " 1 kHz
10.000 * .OOl v
R606
10.0 " 40 k"z
10.000 ? ,000 Y
R61"
10.0 v 30 kHz
10.000 z ,023 v
NONE
1.0 " 40 kHz
1.000 f ,006 "
NONE
10.0 " 40 HZ
10.000 f .023 v
NONE
100 " 40 kHz
100.00 t .o "
R609
10" " 30 kHz
100.00 f .23 v
NONE
10 " 40 kHz
10.00 + .06 Y
NONE
100 " 400 H7.
100.00 2 .*3 "
NONE
100 v 40 HZ
100.00 2 .*3 "
NONE
1000 v 10 kHz
1000.0 f .1 "
R608
100 " 10 kHz
100.0 + .6 V
NONE
1000 " 400 Hz
1000.0 t 3.2 "
NONE
1000 v 40 H7.
1000.0 f 2.7 "
NONE
I MAINTENANCE
ACCESS- COVER B
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RlllO
t ~~1
R1102
TR1007 yR1003
-R1004
.TP-16 ,TP-15
MAINTENANCE
MODEL 171
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MODEL 171
FIGURE 26.
Component Layout - Integrator Board - PC-301
MAINTENANCE
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MAINTENANCE
I
FIGURE
27.
Component Layout - Tube Board - PC-299
I
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MODEL 171
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MODEL 171
MAINTENANCE
FIGURE 28a.
Component Layout - Optional Digital Output - PC-275a
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FIGURE 28b.
Component Layout -
Optional Digital Output - PC-275b
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SECTION 6. REPLACEABLE PARTS
T.mLE 6-3.
Chassis Parts List
3
5.6 7
8
9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19
Screw, Phillips, Flat Hd., 6-32 x 3/S 4
20 Kep Nut, 6-32 4
Screw, Slotted, Pan Hd., 6-32 x 5116 Front Panel Overlay
Rear Panel
Side Extrusion
corner Bracket
Screw, Phillips, Flat Hd., 6-32 x 112, Blk. Screw, PhillipFi, Pa" Hd., 6-32 x l/4
clip far Side Dress Panel
Side Dress Panel
Top cover
Screw, Phillips. Flat Hd., 6-32 x 5/16, Blk.
BOTTOM COVER ASSEXIBLY
Bottom cLwer
Screw, Phillips, Flat Hd., 6-32 x 5116, Blk. Feet Ball, Rubber Tile Bail
4 4 2 2
250788 25074B 243788 247450
---
FA-101 24360B 24369C
248658 30 24864C
243228 FE-6 248798
6-6. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST. Table 6-4 Circuit
Designation series contains a li8f of the basic
three or four digit numbers of a series identifying location of electrical (and mechanical) parts to a particular printed-circuit assembly "I assemblies. Reference is made to the manual pages (replaceable
parts list) that contain all parts of a particular series. Following Table 6-4 is a complere electrical parts list far the Model 171 and Model 1712. Re­ference Table 6-2 to identify the schematic(s) per­taining to a particular printed-circuit assembly "umber.
TABLE 6-4.
circuit Designation series
200 300 400 500 600 700
800 900
1000 1100
1200
Tube Board
Integrator Board Clock Board Analog Board
Switch Board
Mother
Board Front Panel *ear Panel Function Display Board Mother Board
Switch Board Front Panel Analog Board
Switch Board
SWitCh Board
Mother Board
Assembly No. Page No.
PC-275
43-44
PC-299
45-46 PC-301 47-49 PC-300 PC-303 PC-304
SO-51
51-54
54-55 PC-305 57-59
-_ 60
__ 60 PC-297 59 PC-305 57-59 PC-304 54-56
__ 60
PC-303 52-53 PC-304 56 PC-304 54-56
PC-305 58
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REPLACEABLE I’ARTS
MODEL 171
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“4713 MC858P
MISCELlANEO”S
Mfr. Mfr.
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I
65039-039
CS-237
pg.
65039-040
cs-251
b3. 574050" cs-221 5 5730500
c-220
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47439
cs-236
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IOO~SZ-U-16 J-4
.­65039-039
cs-237
pg.
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camp camp camp camp camp
camp camp camp camp camp
camp camp Camp Camp camp
camp camp camp camp
camp
camp camp camp
camp
camp
CB103-10% CB103-10% CB103-10% CR103-10% CR103-10%
CB103-10% C”1,03-10% CB103-10% clJ103-10% CB103-10%
CB103-10% C11222-10% CB103-10% cn103-10%
R76-10k 28a R76-10k
28a
R76-10k
28a
R/6-10k
2Ra
R76-4.7k
28b
R76-220 28b
R76-2.2k
28a
CB103-10% a10510% CB103-10%
C8472-10%
44
circuit LIesip,.
c202 c203 c204
CZO6 c207 C208 c209 c210
c211 c212 c213 c214 cz15
C216 c217 C218 c219 c**o
c221 c***
Mfr.
Code
.Ol. P 500
" CerD 56289
5CAS 410 c**-.01M
.01 pF 500
v CerD 56289
5G.G -s10 C22-.OLM
.01 UF 50"
" CerD 56289
5GAS -s 10 CZ2-.OIM
.01 pF 500
" cert? 56289
5CAS-SIO C22-."lM
.01 p.F 500
" cerLl 56289
5GAS-SIO c**-.01,1
.01 llv 500
v CerD 56289
5GAS -s LO C22-.",M
.01 p 500
" Cer" 56289
SCAS-SLO C22-."lM
.Ol pF
500 v CerD
56289
5GAS -s LO
c**-.OlM
.01 p 50"
v ceru 56289
5GAS -s 10 c**-.OLM
.oo**p 500
v CerD 72982
831.%5"0-222M c**-."O?ZH
100 pF 1000
" CerD 71590
DD1OL-LO% C64-,001'
10 w
2" v ETT 17554 TDZ-20.106-20 CL,9-IO"
27 27
27
DIODES
circuit
Mfr.
Mfr. Keitlrley
fig.
LkSiF.
Type Code clesig. Part NO.
Ref.
0201 Germanium 15238
LN87
w-39
27
"202
cermaniunl 15238
LN87 RF-39
27
D203
Germanium 15238
IN87
RF-39 27
"204
Germanium 15238
iN87 RF-39 27
D205 cermanium 15238
lN87
w-39 27
1NTEGRATED CIRCUITS
QA201
"CL.91 Flip-Flap, ll-pin DIP
QA202 Dual Flip-Flap, 14-pin DIP
QA203
Positive NOR Gates, 14-pin DIP
QA204
Positive NAND Gates, 14-pin DIP
QA205 Hex 1nverters TTL, 14-pin DIP
Qb.206
ikx lnverters TTL, 14-pin DIP
QA207
5-8it Shift register, 16-pin DIP
Q.4208
Decade counters, 14-pin DIP
Q.4209
~istable hatches, 16-pin DIP
QA210
Decoder/Driver, 16-pin DIP
QA211
Decade Counters, 14-pin DIP
QA212
sistable Latches, 16-pin DIP
QA213
bcoderl~riuer, 16-pin DIP
QA214
Decade taunters, 14-pin DIP
01295
SN7474N
ic-31
27
01295
SN7474N
IC-3,
27
01295
SN7402N
IC-32
27
01295
SN74OON
IC-38
27
01295
SN7404N
IC-33
27
01295
SN7404N
IC-33
27
01295
SN7496N
IC-39
27
01295
SN749ON
IC-37
27
01295 SN7475N IC-36
27
01295 SN7441AN 1c-35
27
01295 SN749ON ,c-37
27
01295 SN7475N
1c-36
27
01295 SN7441AN ‘C-35
27
01295 SN749ON
ic-37
27
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REPLACEABLE PARTS
MODEL 171
TUBE BOARD (PC-299) (continued>
INTEGRATED CIRCUITS (continued)
circuit msig.
QA215 QA216 QA217 QA218 QA-219
Type
~istable Latches. 16-pin DIP ~ecoder/miver, 16-pin DIP Decade Counters, 14-pin DIP Bistable Latches, 16-pin DIP
Decoder/Driver, 16-pin DIP
Mfr. Mfr. Keifhley Fig.
Code “esig. part NO. Ref. 01295 SN7475N IC-36
27
01295 SN7441AN IC-35
27
01295 SN7490N IC-37
27
01295 SN7475N IC-36
27
01295
SN7441AN IC-35
27
INDICATORS
Circuit rssig.
“201 “202 “203 “204 DSZOl lx202
Type
Readout Tube Readout Tube Readaue Tube Readout Tube Readout Tube, Overrange “I”, Neon
Polarity Indicator Lamps Assembly
Mfr.
Mfr. Keithley Fig.
Code tlesig. Part NO. Ref.
94144
CK1916 E”-841
27
94144 CK1916 E”-841
27
94144
WI916 E”-841
27
94144
CK1916 E”-841
27
74276
A261 PL-42
27
91802 2330 PL-48 27
circuit Lksig. Value
Rating Type
Mfr.
Mfr. Keifhley Fig.
Code lksig.
Part NO. Ref.
R201 R202 R203 R204 R205
R206
R207
R208 R209 R210
K211 R212 R213 R214 R215 K216
R217
1 !a
22 kn
100 kc2
3.3 kn
3.3 kfi 470 n
10 kn 10 !in 10 krl 10 kR
220 n 100
IdI
80.6 kR 47 kn
7.87 kR kR
:*o n
IO%, l/4 w IO%, l/4 w IO%,1 ” lO%, l/4 w IO%, l/4
lO%, l/4 w l%, l/2 w I%, l/2 ” I%, l/2 w 1%, l/2 w
lO%, l/4 w lO%, l/2 w l%, l/2 w lo%, l/4 w l%, l/B w lO%, l/4 w
lO%, l/4 w
COUlp Camp C0*p COtlIp COTlIP
ComP
MW MLF MLF MU
camp COmp
MtF
camp
MtF
Camp
CotUp
01121 01121
01121 01121 01121
01121 07716 07716
07716
07716
0,121 01121 07716
01121 07716 01121 01121
TRANSISTORS
Mfr. Code
CBlOZ-10% CBZ23-10% GB104-10% CB332-10% CB332.10%
CB4,1-10% CEC-T-O CEC-T-O CEC-T-O CEC-T-O
CB221-10% EB104-10% CEC-T-O CB473-10% CBA-T-O CBlOZ-10% CB221-10%
wr
K76-lk
R76-2*K
R76-470 27. x94-10k
27
R94-10k
27
R94-10k
27
R94-10k 27 R,6-220
27
Rl-100k
27
R94-80.6k
27
X76-47k
27
R&3-7.87k
27 R76-lk 27 R76-220
27
Type
Q201
Silicon, NPN, TO-92 case 04713
2N5551
TG-67 27
Q202
Silicon, NPN, TO-92 case 04713
2N5551
W-67 27 9203 Silicon, NPN, TO-92 Case 04713 7x5551 TG-67 27 Q204
Silicon, NPN, TO-39 case 04713 MM3003
TX-58 27 Q205
Silicon, NPN, TO-39 case
04713 MM3003 TG-58
27
Q206
Silicon, NPN, TO-39 Case 04713
MM3003
lx-58
27
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C316
c317 C318 c319 c320
c321 c322 c323 C324 c325
C326 C327 C328 C329 c330 c331
50
50
50
v
__
-­_-
50
20
"
20
v
50
"
14752
14752 14752
62581A503-5
C201-.05M
6258U153-J
C201-.015M
62581A154-3
C201-.L5M
_.-- ___
____
___
625BlAL54-J
CZOI-.L5M
TDZ-20-106-20 c179-1OH 'TDZ-20-106-20 C179-lOM
625BU.154-J
CZOL-.I5M
_.--
PW -R
CL42-.in
LID-470
C64-41,'
LOSS-022
C64-."022~
26 26
26
26
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26 26
Lx-330 C64-33P
26
625BlAlO5-J
CZOI-LM
26
TSD5-15-107-A C205-100M
26
TSD5-15-LO,-A C205-10""
26
DD-050
C64-5P
TSD5.,5-LO,-A C205-LOOM
ID-050
C64-5F
TD2-20-106-20 CL79-ION
26
26 26
--
26
-_
14752
100 ” 1000 ”
loo0 ”
__
1000 ”
50
15
--
15 Y 1000 ”
15 ” ,000 ”
__
20 " 15 "
20 " 1000 " 500 " 500 " 500 v
97419 71590 56289
.-
71590 14752 17554
17554
71590
17554 71590
26 26 26 26 26 26
17554 17554
17554 56289 56289 56289 56289
TSDS-15-107-A C205-IOOM
~02-20-106-20 C179-iOM
IOSS-D22
~64.."022M
XXS-SLO
C22-.01M
SGAS-S10
C22-.OLM
XAS-SIO
c*2-.oin
_.
04713 04713
26 26
D305
__
01295 01295
0306
0307 0308
Not used
Silicon SiliCO”
NON used
Silicon
Silicon, Zener, 6.2 V, 0.4 W
__
IN914 IN914
26
26 D309 0310
"311 0312
01295 IN914 01295 lN914
01295 lN914 01295
IN914
06751
IN823
26
26
26
26
26
0313 D314
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Operational Amplifier, TO-99 case, 8-pin 12040 Operational hlplifier, TO-99 case, *-pin 12040
Operational Amplifier, TO-99 Case, *-pin 12040
Voltage comparator, TO-99 case, spin
I2040 Positive NAN" Gates, lit-pin DIP Positive NOR Gates, I4-pin DIP
SI.12916
IC-2
26
LM311
IC-29
26
SN7401
TC-47
26
SN7402N
IC-32
26
SN7404N
IC-33
26
-
26 26 26 26 26
26 26 26 26 26
26 26 26 26 26
26 26 26 26 26
26 26 26
26 26
26 26 26 26 26
26 26 26 26 26
26 26 26 26 26
94271 94271
17870 17870
94271 94271~
17870 07716 07716
07716
0.6 W
n.6 W O.l%, 114 w I%, l/8 W I%, l/8 W .25%, l/2 w
502.OO,,S L283
L283
R88-200 R127-10
cl.6 w 1%. l/8 W
94271 07716 07716 01121 "1121
R341 k0 13342
:92 k*
R343
100 kn
R344
1 Msl
R345
301 kn
R346 301 k0 R347 47
0 R348 2.2 kR R349 4.7 0 R350
4.7 0
K351
1
MCI
R352
4.7 n R353 R354 K355
1 kc2
32.4
kfl
634 Sl
R156
10 k0
K357
20 k0
R358
2.8 k0
R359
2.49 k0
R360
2.8 kfl
R361
470 n R362 1363 1364
1365
Not USed
1.8 kn
1 kn
4.7 kR 1366 1367 U68 2369
80.6
kn
470 a
4.7
k!,
100 n
1370
232 k0
I%, l/8 w I%, l/8 W
1%, l/8 W lo%, 114 w lo%, 1/4 w lo%, l/4 w lo%, l/4 w
I%, l/8 W
10%. 114 w
L%;1/8 W
1%, l/8 W
l%, l/8 W
I%, l/8 w 1%, l/8 w
l%, 118 W I%, l/8 w I%, l/8 W
LO%, i/4 w
-_
l%, l/8 w
lo%, l/4 w lo%, 114 w l%, l/8 w lO%, l/4 w lO%, l/4 w
I%, l/S w I%, l/E w
camp MW
MU MtF Me
MC Camp
camp camp
camp
Me
camp MtF MW MtF
MfF
MfP
MU
MtF
MtF
camp
MS
camp camp
MtF
camp
camp MtP
MtF
01121 07716
07716 91637 07716
0,716
0,716 07716
07716 07716
07716 07716 07716
01121 07716
01121 01121
07716
01121 01121 07716 07716
CB-102s10% CEA-P-O
CEA-'T-0
MFF-I,8
CEA-‘T-0 CEA-T-O
CB-470.LO% CH-222-1077 CB-47K-10% CB-47K-10%
MF-I/8 CB-47R-10%
CEA-T-O
c&t-T-O c&4-T-O
CEA-T-O CZA-T-O CFJA-T-O C&-T-O C&4-T-O
CEA-T-O CB-Lo*-10% lx-47R-10% C&t-T-O CB-47L-10% CB-472-10%
C&hT-O CEA-T-O
1176-Lk
26
R88-392k
26
Ka8-LOOk
26
R88- LM
26
K88-301k
26
R88-3Oik
26
R76-47
26
K76-2.2k
26
R76-4.7
26
K76-4.7
26
K88-LM
26
R76-4.7
26
R88-Lk
26
~88-32.4k
26
K88-634
26
R88-10k
26
R88-20k
26
R88-2.8k
26
R88-2.49k
26
R88-2.8k
26
R76-470
26 _-
R88-1.8k
26
K76-Lk
26
K76-4.7k
26
R88-80.6k
26
R76-470
26
R76-4.7k
26
K88-100
26
~88-232k
26
1301
N-Channel mm, case KllO 2302 P-Channel FET, Case TO-72 >303
Silicon, PNP, Case TO-i06
2304 silicon, PNP, Case TO-106
1305
N-Channel JFET, Case RI10
32293 80164 07263 07263
32293
ITE4391 TG-76
26
Selected
25740A 26
2N5139
TG-66
26
2N5139
K-66
26
ITE4391 TG-76 26
i306 Silicon, NPN, Case TO-106
07263 2N5134 TG-65 26
1307
Silicon, PNP, Case TO-106
07263 2N5139 TG-66 26
1308
P-Channel FET, Case TO-72
80164
Selected
25740A 26
)309 Silicon, PNP, Case TO-106
07263 2N5139
TG-66 26
1310
P-Channel FET, Case TO-72
80164
Selected
25740.4
26
1311 1312 !313 !314
1
1315 1316
,rder TC-
Not Used
Silicon, PNP, Case TO-106
07263
2N5139 TG-66
26
Dual N-Channel JFET, Case TO-18
32293 2N3956 x-74**
26
N-channel JFET, case RI10
Silicon, PNP, Case IQ-106
to replace both Q313 and Q314
32293
ITE4391 TG-76
26
0,263 2N5139 TG-66
26
773
49
CAPACITOKS
Value
Rating
ml-. Mfr. Keithley Fig.
Type
Code J. Part NO.
Ref.
-
__-
,068 “F 50 ” ,068 !JF 50 v
c403 .0082 ,,F 50 ”
c404 .01
IIF
5oov
c405
.Ol
PF
500”
C406 10 ,,F 20 ” c407 .Ol ,$ 500" C408 .01 piF 500" c409
.01 !JF 500"
c410 .47
UF
50 ”
“401
0402 u403 11404
0405
"406
Circuit
!!a&--
Q"t401
Qh402 (>A403
Circuit oesig.
Y401 J402
5403
--
--
50
MPC 14752 625AlA683-J C201-.068M 25 MPC 14752 625Blh683-J C201-.068M 25 MPC 14752 625BU822-J C201-.0082M 25 Cer" 56289 5GAS-SIO C22-.onl 25 Cer" 56289 SGAS-SLO c22-.olM 25
ETT 17554 CCL-020-10610 C80-1"M 25 CerD 56289 5CAS-s10 c22-.OlM 25 CerD
56289
XAS-S10 C22-.OlM
ii
cerLl 56289
XXS-SIO C22-.OlM
25
CerF 72982 8131-050-
651-474M C237-.47M
25
07263 lN4607 RF-41
25
15238 IN87 RF-39
25
15238 lN87 RP-39
25
01295
lN645
RF-14 25
01295 IN914
RF-28
25
01~295 m914 RF-28
25
-LYE5 Positive NOR Gates,
14-pin
OIP
Positive NOR Gates,
14-pin
“IF
Decade Counters, 14-pin DIP
Mfr. Code
01295 01295 01295
Mfr.
ki thley Fig.
“esig.
--
Part NO.
-&
SN7402N u-32
25
SN7402N IC-32
25
SN7490N
IC-31
25
Type
-~
Resonator, CrysCal, 100 kHz connector, FC Mount, 22-contact
(double sided)
connector, PC Mount, 22-contact .lumper
Jumper
Mfr.
Mfr. Keithley Fig,
Code *sig. Part N”. Kef *
00815 NE-l3E-100KC
CR-2
25
09922 PSCAm(22)­09922 %4SN22)-
cs-205
25
12 CS-182
25
GETTIC ENCRC .
L-2007-2
J-3
25
CETTIG ENCRC.
L-2007-2 J-3
25
773
I
MODEL 171
REPLACEABLE PARTS
CLOCK BOARD (PC-300) (continued~
RESISTORS
circuit
Mfr. Mfr.
Fceithley
Fig.
oesig.
Value Rating
T e Code
oesig.
Part NO. kf.
K401 R402 K403
R404 R405
402 0 1%. l/8 w
402 0 1%. l/8 w 220 II IO%, 1/4w 470 St IO%, 1/4w
3.9m 10%. 1/4w
MtF MtF Camp Camp Camp
camp camp
__
camp Camp
01.121 CB471-10% 01121 CR392-10%
01121 CR392-10% 01121 C8152-10%
--- ___
01121 CB221-10% 01121 C8223-10%
R88-402 R88-402 R76-220 R76-470 R76-3.9K
25 25
25 25
R406 R407
R40R R409 R410
3.9m
1.5102
Not Used
220 12 22 Kn
IO%, 1/4w LO%, 1/4w
___
lO%, 1/4w lO%, 1/4w
R;6-3.9K R76-1.5K
25 25
25
R76-220
25
K76-22R
25
R411
1 Kc!
I%, l/8 w MtF 75042
CEA-T-O RR"-1K
25
R412 100 0 IO%, 1/4w Camp 01121 CBlOl-10% R76-100
25
R413 1.5Kc. IO%, 1/4w Camp 01121 CR152-10% K76-1.5K
25
R414 330 n IO%, 1/4w camp 01121 CB331-10% R76-330
25
R415 10 la lO%, 1/4w camp 01121 CR103-10% R76-10K
25
R416 68 n 10%, 1/4w camp 01121 CB680-IO% R76-6" R417 4.02G 1%, l/S w MtF 75042
CO\-T-O
K88-4.02K
R418 10 KG IO%, 1/4w camp 01121 CB103-10% R76-10K
25 25 25
Q401 Q402 0403
75042 CEA-T-O 75042
CM-T-O
01121 CB221-10%
TRANSISTORS
Mfr. Mfr. Keiehley Code oesig. Part NO. _
07263 2N5134
'X-65 03508 2N2646 'X-52 07263 ZN5134
'X-65
CAPACITORS
Circuit oesig.
C501 C502
Rating 250 v
1000”
Mfr. Code
73445 72982
C503 22 IJF 20 ” E’TT 17554 c504 22 !lF 20 ” ETT 17554 c505 680 pF lOO0” Cer” 72982
C506
.1 !lF
250
MP*
73445
c507 4
!JF 100 ” WY
14752
C508
22
“F
20
ETT
17554
c509 22 ;F 20 ”
ETT
c510
.I UF
250 ” MP*
c511
.1 “F
250
V
MP*
73445 C280AE/PlOOK C178-.L? C512 .01 IIF 500 ” Cer” 56289 SCAS-S10 C22-.01M C513 .Ol UF 500 ” cero 56289
SGAS-S10 C22-.oL\I C514 500 PF 500 v OM 14655 CD19FD501F03 C209-5OOP C515
500 iF 500 ”
DM
14655
CD19FD5OlF03 C*O9-5OOF
773
Mfr. Keithley “es+. Pat-i Nod,
C280AE/PlK C178-.OOl>I 838-OOO-ZSRO-
471K C64-470P
TD1-20-226-20 C179-22" TDl-20-226-20 C179-22M 838-OOO-25RO-
681K C64-68OP
C280AEIPlOOK C178-.IM
230818505 C245-4M
IT-20-226-20 C179-22H IX-20-226-20 C179-Z*M C280AE/PlOOK C178-.1X
FiF,. Ref.
-._
25 25 25
23 23
23 23 23
23 23
51
ANAl.OG BOAR" (PC-303) (continued]
CAPACITORS (conri""ed)
circuit
Mfr.
Mfr. Keithley
Fig.
Ibig. Value
Raring Type
Code
Lksig.
Part NO.
Ref.
C516 .1 lJF 250 " IQ* 73445 C280AE/PlOOK C178-.LM 23 c517 .Ol !lF 500 " certl 56289 5GAS-S10 C22-.OlM 23 C518 .Ol !JF 500 " cem 56289 5GAS-S10 C22-.olM 23 c519 33 pF 1ooov Cer" 72982 838-OOO-P3KO-
330K C64-33P 23
Cl001 100 PF 1000v tern 72982 838-000-25KO-
10X C64-1OOP
Cl002 100 pF 1000" ceriz 72982 R38-ooo-25RO- 23
1OlK C64-1OOP
D501 D502
"503 D504 0505 0506
RF-14 RF-14 “Z-21
RF-28 RF-28 RF-28
23 23 23 23 23 23
"507
Silicon 01295 IN914
RF-28
23
DlOOl Silicon, zener, 9", 0.5w 06751 18937 LIZ-41 23
01002 SiliCO" 01295 lN914 RF-28 23 01003 SiliCO" 01295 1N914 RF-28 23
INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
CirCUit
Mfr. Mfr.
Keithley Fig.
lksig. Type
Code
Desig. Part NO.
Ref ,
QA501
Operational Amplifier, 8-p*" Mini-DIP 12040
SL12917 IC-24 23
QA502
Operational Amplifier, *-pin Mint-DIP 12040
LM741CN n-42 23
QA503
Operational Amplifier, B-pin Mlnl-DIP 12040
SL12917 K-24 23
QA504
Operational Amplifier, TO-99 Case, B-pin 12040 LM310H IC-18
23
QA505
Operational Amplifier, spin Mini-DIP 12040 LM741CN x-42 23
QA506
Synchronous Up/Down Counters, 16-pin DIP 18324
N74193B K-44 23
QA507
Dual Flip-Flop, 14-pin DIP
01295
SN7474N
K-31
23
QAlOOl operational Amplifier, 8-pin Mini-DIP
80164 selected E-76 23
QAIOOZ Operational Amplifier, B-pin Mlnl-DIP
80164 Selected K-76 23
R501 100 kn l%, l/8 w MtF 75042 CF.&T-O R88-100K 23 R502 768 n l%, l/8 w MtF 75042 CEA-T-O R88-768 23
R503 768 n l%, l/8 W MCF 75042 CR&T-O R88-768 23
R504 100 kn
l%, l/8 W MtF
75042 CEA-T-O R88-100R 23
R505 30.1 kc2 I%, l/8 W MfF 75042 CEA-T-O R88-30.1K 23 R506 10 kn
MO7 108 o
lO%, 0.75w cermet "AR 73138
89%10K
cm/z-108
RP89-10K 23
20%, 1/2w camp 75042 ~37-108 23
52
773
I
MODEL 171
CirCUit
“Sig. R508
K509 R510
R5ll
K512 R513
II514
R515
R516 R517 K518 R519
R521 K522 R523 R524 K525
R527 K528 K529 R530
K531 K532 K533 K534 R535
K536 R537 K538 K539 K540
I71001 K1002 K1003 RI004 moo5
R1006 RlOOl X1008 R1009
IOR :2
2.2 k!? 10 kl? 10 ki2
10 M!1
LO k:2
499 k!!
39.2kG 10 MC
32.4k!,
4.99kC 100 k::
20 \1
Not USed
2963Oil 2690 $2 300 :! 300 :2
50 kc 1 k$S 200 kl? 200 k:, 15 k$l
20 !a 10" ki2 100 kn
2.2 kG
1.00 kc
2.2 ks
4.99kG
220 kc2
30.lkG 200 12
681 n
7150 il 2 ki2 100 $2
3.8 kl2
3.8 ki> 50 n 75 II 1 kn
?O%, l/2 w 10%. l/4 w 10%. l/4 w 10%. l/4 w
lO%, l/2 w 1%. l/R w I%, l/R W
IO%, l/4 w
10%. 0.75w
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1% 10%. 0.75w
IO%, 0.75w
1%, l/8 W
1%, l/R w
I%, l/R w
I%, l/8 w IO%, l/4 w 1%, l/R U
lO%, l/4 w
10%. 0.75w
1"%, l/4 w
1%, l/R W
10%, 114 w
I%, l/8 w
lO%, 0.75w
l%, l/8 w
0.1%. 0.3w 10%. 0.75w
lO%, 0.75w
lO%, 0.75w
0.01%. 0.314
0.01%. 0.3w
l%, l/8 W
0.1%. 0.3w
MtF MCF
cermet "ar
camp NCF
MtF
COSp ccrmct “ar
MCF
coinp MU camp MtF cermet var
MC fit3 cermet “ar
cermet “aI-
Fixed
Fixed
75042 011~21 01121 01121
"1121 01121 75042 75042
01121 75042 75042 01121
73138
_._
"0164
73118 73138
75042 75042 75042
75042 CL-Al-il OllZl
CK104-10%
75042 cl-n-'r-n 01121
CB222-10%
73138 R9P-100X 01121
CB222-10%
75042 CF..-T-O 01121
C8224-10%
75042 C&-T-" 73138 89P-200
R76-22Oh RRB-1".1K KPR9-200
75042 C&-T-" K88-6XL 18612 "53-3-7150 R218-7150
73138 89P-2K RP89-2K
73138
89P-100
RPR9-100
18612 "53-I-3.8K Rl84-3.8K
18612
"53-I-3.RK H184-'I.HK
73138
89P-50
RP89-50
75042 CEA-T-O
R88-75
18612 "53-3-1K *21*-1K
*Reslsmr network; order Part No. 'R-21 to replace K522, R523, R524, and R525.
TRANSISTORS
circuit
Mfr. Mfr.
Ilesig.
Type
Code
oesig.
9501
Silicon, P-Channel, MOS FET, TO-18 case 97933
RN-1030
9502
silicon, P-Channel, MOS FET, TO-18 Case 97933 RN-1030
9503
silicon, ~-Channel, J-FET,TO-92 Case 80164 SelfXtd
Q504
Silicon, N-Channel, J-FET, TO-92 case
80164 Selr!cted
Q505
Silicon, N-Channel, J-FET, TO-92 Case
04713 2N5457
773
TG-51
23 25083A 23 25083A 23
I
REPLACEABLE PARTS
MODEL 171
ANALOG BOAR3 (PC-303) (continued)
TRANSIS1ORS (continued)
circuit
Mfr.
Mfr.
Keithley
Fig.
rlesig.
nTe
Code
,lWi~.
Part NO. J&2
Q506 Silicon, PNP, Amplifier, TO-92 Case
04713 2N5087 T-61
23
Q507 Silicon, NPN, hplifier, 'XI--92 case 04713
2N5089 X-62
23
Q508
Silicon, NPN, Amplifier, TO-92 Case 04713
2N5089
'W-62 23
SWITCH BOAR", "600", "900","1OCJ', "1100" SERTES (X-304)
-_
Packtx 14655 14655 14655
__-
-0”
MW-400 C234-.0033M
~601
Not USed
--
C602 .0033 uF 50 " EP0ly C603 5 !Jp 500 " DM C604 2 PF 500 " IN C605 2
PF
1500"
IN
27 27 27 27
CDlOCDO5ODO3 C231-5F CDlOCDOZO"O3 C231-2P C"19CHOZOD03 C242-2P
C‘s6 Not Used
--
~607 150 pF 1000"
CerD
C608
100 pF
500 "
124
--_
71590
““-1.51
C64-15OP
14655
CDlOFD101F03 C209-1OOP
27 27
27 27 27 27
27 27
27 27
27 27
27 27
27 27
27 27 27 27 27
C901
see FRONT PANEL, "900" SERIES
C902 see MOTHER BOARD, "900" SERIES
97419 71590
MZW-R C143-.047M
CPR-3300.T C138-.0033M 831-Z5"O-222M CZZ-.0022M 871-Z5"O-103M CZZ-.OlM
TDl-ZO-226-26 C179-22M
'W-20-474-20 C179-.47M
'WI-035-224-
20
CL79-.22M
m-391
C64-390P 808-OOO-25RO­102K C64-.OOlM
C903 ,047 UF 200 " MPoly C904 .0033 UF 500 " Poly c905 .0022 UF 500 " CWID C906 .Ol PF
500 " ceriz
Cl101 22 UF 20 " ETT Cl102 .4, IIF 20 " ETT Cl103 .22 UF 35 " ETT
Cl104 390 pF 1000" CerI? Cl105 .OOl UF 1000"
CC2rD
72982 72982
17554 17554 17554
71590 72982
Cl.106 2 ,,F 100 " MM"
14752 230"18205 C250-2M 73445
C280AE/PlOOK cl,*-.lM
13445
C280AE/PlOOK C178-.W,
Cl107
.l ;i
250 " MP*
Cl108 .1 !JF
250 " MP*
Cl109 .OOl IIF 1000" tern 72982
17554
72982
808-ooo-2580­102K C64-.001M TDZ-20-106-20 C179-10M
Cl110 10 “F
20 " ETT
Cl111 ,001 NF
1000" cerl?
808-000-z5*0­lO2K C64-.oolM TD2-20-106-20 C179-10M TDl-20-226-20 Cl,'+22M
Cl112 10
!lF 20 v
Cl113 22
!lF 20 "
CL114
.0047 !JF
1ooov Cl115 120 p-f 1000" *Metallized P,lyethylemeterephtalate.
17554 17554 56289 71590
loss-D47
C64-.0047M
ID-121
C64-12OP
54 773
DllOl
Sili'Z0n
01295 IN914
RI‘-28 27
"1102
S*licOn
01295 IN914
W-2" 27
QAllOl
Operational Amplifier, TO-100 Case, R-pin 07263
b4715C
TC-26
27
s901 S902
JllOl
Not “SexI
__
-_
Switch, Rotary, RANGE, without components 80164
_-
connector, 5-pin
22526
65039-040
Co"nector, Mini, Female, Insert in CS-251 22526
47439
__
SW-347 CS-25L CS-236
R602
1 kn
0.02%, 0.3w Fixed 18612 "53-1-1X
R603
10 kn
0.02%, 0.3w Fixed 18612 "53~I-10K
R604 lOOki,
0.02%. 0.5w
Fixed 18612 "53-5-100K
R605 R606
R607 R609
R.610
R902 R903 R904
R906
"R907
R908
XL?909
R910
989kn
25 kc2
Not USed 500
5 kn 5 kn
1%,2 w
MS 03888
PME-80-989K
lO%, 0.75 w cermet
var 73138 89P-25K
___
lO%, 0.75 w cermet
var 73138 89P-500
lO%, 0.75 w C.snlEL
var 73138 89s5K
lO%, 0.75 w cermet
var 73138 89P-5K
see MOTHER BOARD, "900" SERIES see MOTHER BOARD, "900" SERIES
Nor USed
__-
NOC USed ---
___
__-
9 MI1 O.l%, 2 w 80164 Hatched
10 kll IO%, 0.75 w cermet var 73138 89P-10K
895kn 0.1%. II4 w --- 80164 Matched
1 k12 lO%, 0.75 w cermet
"ar 73138 89P-1K
89.5kn O.l%, l/4 w ---
80164 Matched
100 il lO%, 0.75 w cermet
var 73138 89P-100
K183-IK
Kl83-10K
R182-100K
R217-989K
RP89-25K 27 RP89-500 27
WE+5K
27
RPH9-5K 27
--­_-_
KlRh-9H RI%-10K
27
R186-895K
27
RP89-1K
27
R186-89.5K
27
RP89-100
27
-
27
773
55
SWITCH BOARD (PC-304) (continued)
RESISTORS (continued)
Fig.
Ref
Mfr.
Mfr. Keithley
Rating Type
Code
oesig. Pal-t NO.
80164 00327 91637
73138
Matched
R186-9.95K
27 M14-IOOM R189-100M 27 MFF-l/8
R88-12.1
27
89P-50 RP89-50 27 R185-.1005 R185-.1005 27
CF.&T-O
R88-100
27
89P-200
11289-200
27
R185-1.005 R185-1.005
27
R188-10 R188-10
27 "53-1-100
R183-100
27 V53-1-u
R183-1K
27
"53-l-10K R183-1OK
27
"53-5-100K R182-100K 27
100 MS2
0.5%, 2 w
Fixed
12.1 n I%, l/8 w
MtF
50
n
IO%, 0.75 w cermet "ar
.1005
0
O.l%, 5 w
Fixed
100 n I%, l/8 w
MCF
200
%
lO%, 0.75 w
cermet Iiar
1.005 0.1%. 5 w
Fixed
01686 75042
73138
01686
10 12
0.02%, 5 w Fixed
100 n 0.02%, 0.3w
Fixed
1
kn
0.02%, 0.3w Fixed 10 kn 0.02%, 0.3w Fixed 100 kn
0.02%, 0.m
Fixed
01686 18612 18612 18612 18612
see *w.LOG BOARO. "1000" SERIES 38 kn
O.Ol%, 0.3w
3.8 kn o.ol%, 0.3w 2 kn
0.01%. 0.3w
3.8 kn
0.01%. 0.3w
Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed
conlp cermee “ar
Camp MtF MtF
MtF MS MS MCF cermet “ar
MtF c olnp Camp camp corn*
camp Camp c onlp cermet “ar c onlp
Camp camp
MfF c onlp
18612 "53-l-38K R184-38K
27
18612
"53-l-3.8K R184-3.m
27 18612 "53-l-2K R184-2K 27 18612 "53-I-3.8K R184-3.8K
27
150 kn lO%, l/4 w 5 kn
lo%, 0.75 W
1 MO lO%, l/4 w
4.75 kn 1X, l/8 W
4.75 kn l%, l/8 W
01121 73138
01121
75042 75042
CB154-10% R76-150K
27
89P-5K RP89-5K
27
CB105-10% R76-1M
27
C&-T-O R88-4.75K
27
CFA-T-O R88-4.75K
27
R1106 6.98 kfl
1%. l/8 w
RllOJ
28.7 kn l%, l/8 W
R1108
28.7 k0 l%, l/8 W RllOV 133 kn l%, l/8 w Ill110 50 kn lO%, 0.75 w
75042
CEA-T-O
R88-6.98K
75042
CEA-T-O
R88-28.7K 75042 CEt-T-O R88-28.7K 75042 CBA-T-O R88-133K
73138 89P-50K RP89-50K
4.02 k0 l%, l/8 " 180 kn 10%. 114 w 100 kn
10%, l/4 w 47 k0 lo%, l/4 w 100 Ml
20%. l/2 w
75042 01121 01121 01121 75042
lO%, l/4 "
20%. l/2 w
CL-T-0
R88-4.02K
CB184-10%
RJ6-180K CB104-10% R76-IOOK CB473-10% R76-47K mT1/2-108 R37-108
10 Mn 100 Mn 1 kn 10 kn 15 k$l
01121
10%; li4 I4 lO%, 0.75 w lO%, l/4 "
75042
01121
73138
01121
10 n
lO%, l/4 w
10 0 lo%, l/4 w
8.06 kn l%, l/8 " 47 kn
lO%, 2 "
CB106-10% R76-10M ~~~112-108 R37-108 CB102-10% R76-1K 89P-10K KP89-10K CB153-10% R76-15K
01121 01121
75042
R76-10 X76-10
i
01121
CBlOO-10% CBlOO-10% Cm.-T-O HB473-10%
R88-8.06K R3-47K
8186. M"SC replace entire set, if one or mc,re resismrs need
TRANSISTORS
27 27 27 27 27
27 27
27
27
27 27
27 27
:: 27
27 27 27
Fig.
Mfr.
Mfr.
Type
Keithley
CO&
Desig,
Part NO. Ref.
Silicon, N-Channel, J-FET, TO-72 Case
07263
2134220 Z-42
Silicon, N-Channel, J-PET, TO-92 Case
27
04713
2N5457
TG-41
27
R920 R921 R922 R923
R1001-1009 RlOlO IL1011 RI012 R1013
RllOl
R1102 R1103 81104 R1105
Rllll R1112 R1113 R1114 R1115
R1116 Fall7
R1118 R1119 R1120
R1121 R1122 It1123 R1124
"eslg.
QllOl
Q1102
56
773
Mfr. Mfr. Keithley
Value
Rating Type Code cxsig. Part NO.
2000 !JF 15 " EAL 29309
Not "aed
__
-- --
200 UF 35 " EM. 37942
Not USed
-_ _- _-
200 g 35 " CAL 37942
JCN2000158P CZlO-2000M
___ _-.
MTV200N35PDN C177-200M MT"200N35PDN ClJJ-2OOM
15 "F 300 v EM. 37942
PTC015~300P3E JC6100158P
TD22010620 'CD22010620 m-221
C173-1%
Fig. Rec.
22 .-
22
-­22
22 L? 22 22 22
22 22 22 22
22 22
22 22 22
22
Fig.
Kef
.'2
22
-­22
._ 22
2 .)
22 22 22
22
22 22 22 22
22
22 22
22 22 22
C701 C702 c703 CJ04 C705
C706 C707 C708 c709 C710
100 ;F
15 v EAL 29309 10 !JF 20 " ETT 17554 10 UF 20 " ETT 17554 220
pF 1000" CeL-D 71590
C711 C712 c713 C714 C715
220 pF 1000" cerLl 71590 10
UF 20
" ETT
17554
10 uF 20 " ETT 17554
47 be
1000" cerLl 71590 47 pF 1000" CUD 71590
C716 C717 C718 CT19
47 pF 1000" CerD 71590 47 pF 1000" ceri3 71590
,047 UF 600 v MP0ly 97419 .47 UF 600 V MPdy 97419
C901 See FRONT PANEL, "900" SERIES
C902 .l pF 1200"
m-221 TD22010620 TD22010620 DD-470 m-470
"D-470 "D-470 MZW-F M2W-F
c210-loo>, C179-10EI C179-1OM C64-220P
C64-22OP C179-10M C179-10M C64-47P C64-47P
C64-47P C64-47P C220-.04JM C220S.47"
MY
97419
DIODES
Mfr.
M2W-E C244-.1M
Mr. clesii:.
IN4139 IN4139
Keithley Parr NO.
P"-10
RF-34 RF-34
___
RF-36
_--
P”-10 RF-36
IN3255
RF-11
lN87
RF-39
IN87
RF-39
lN87 RF-39
15238
lN87 15238 lN87 15238 lN87 15238 lN87 15238
lN87
01295 lNJO3 01295
IN703
04713 MU0328
04713 M81032B
04713 EIR1032B 04713
MR10328
RF-39 RF-39 RF-39 RF-39 RF-39 E-40 LIZ-40
RF-40 RF-40 RF-40 RF-40
13327 13327
83701
0706 Silicon, Full-Wave Bridge 83701 0707 Silicon 02735
0708 Germanium 15238 D709
Germanium 15238
0710 CerllWXli"bT
15238
57
773
MOTHER BOARD, (X-305) (continued)
MODEL 171
niTEGP.ATED CIRC"ITS
circuit
iksig.
QA701 QA702 QP.703 QA704
Type
see REAR PANEL, "700" SERIES Voltage Regulator, 14-pin DIP voltage Regulator, Ill-pi" DIP
POSitiVe NAND Gates, 14-pin DIP
Mfr. Mfr. Keifhley
COCb Lkeig. Part NO.
12040 LM723CN
IC-25
12040
LM723CN E-25
12040 DM7410N x-43
Fig. Ref.
22 22
22
Mfr. Mfr.
Keithley
Fig.
Code
Ikaig.
Part No. Ref.
F901
_-
Fuse, X0, 250 ", 4 A
75915 312-004
Fuse. 3AC, 250 v, 4 A, spare for F901 75915 312-004
GETTIC ENGRG.
Connecfor, PC Mounf, 15-contact (double
sided) 71785
22526 22526
22526
L-2007-2 2521530160
65039040 65039040 47439
F"-39 22 m-39 22
5-3 22
cs-259 22
G-251 22
J501
5705
5711
co*nector, 5-pin Co""ector, 5-pin Connector, Mini, Female, Insert in CS251 connector, PC Mount, 1*-contact Connector, PC Mount, 18-contact Connector, PC Mount, 22-contact (double
sided)
Connector PC Mount, 22-contace (double
sided)
Switch, Slide, AC Line, 117"/234V, DPDT Not Used see SWITCH BOARD, "900" SERIES Swiech, Push Button, Front section Switch, P"Sh Buteon, Rear (Guarded)
section
CS-251
22
CS-236 22 3901 3902
51202 .,1203
71785
71785
71785
71785
79727
_-_
80164 80164
2521830240
2521830240
CS-260
22
CS-260
22
CS-242 22
CS-242 22
2522230160 2522230160
CG350PCDPDT SJOl SVOl 5902 S903-907 SVO3-907
SW-318
22
-_
SW-345
22
SW-349 22
RESISTORS
Mfr. Code
circuit w&g. V&W
R701 82 R RJ02 1 MC2
Racina Type
Keithley
Fig.
Part No. Ref.
-
10%. l/2 w 01121 EB820-10% U-82 22
01121 CB105-10% R76-1M
22 01121 EB56R-5% NV-5.6 22 75042 CBA-T-O R88-634
22
R703
5.6 0
R704
634 n
RJ05 5.6 C, R706
634 0 R707 1.37kn R708
200 n
EB56R-5% C&4-T-O
CBA-T-O
RlV-5.6 22 R88-634 22
R88-1.3JK 22 RP50-200 22 R88-l.lK 22 R88-1.37K 22
75042 75042
71450 75042
75042
71450 75042 01121 01121
INS115200n CBA-T-0 CEA-T-O
R709 1.1 kn 1%,'1/8 w It710 1.37kn
l%, l/8 W
R711 200 n
20%. 2 w
INS115200fl
RP50-200 22
C&t-T-O
R88-1.x 22
CB152-10% R76-1.5K 22
CB221-10%
RJ6-220
22
CB152-10%
R76-1.5K 22 RJ6-220 22
R76-1.5K 22
R76-220 22
R76-1.5K 22 R76-220 22
773
R712 1.1 kn
l%, l/8 W
RJ13 1.5 kn
10x, l/4 w R714 220 a lO%, l/4 w R715 1.5 kR
10%. l/4 w R716 220 n
R717 1.5 kR R718 220 0 RJ19 1.5 kR
01121 01121
01121 01121 01121
01121
CB221-10% CB152-10% CB221-10% CB152-10% CB221-10%
R72O
220 0
58
I
MODEL 171
KCPLACEAaLE PARTS
R726 20 n R727
20 0 R728 20 n R729 20 n R730
20 n R731 3.3 Mn
R901
15 kc2 R902 15 kn
MOTHER BOARD, (PC-3051 (continued)
Rating
I%,5 w l%5 w
10%. 0.75w
l%, l/2 w 1%. l/8 w
1%. 1/a w
l%, l/8 w 1%. l/8 w 1%. ua w
a, l/a w
l%, l/2 w lO%, l/4 w
lO%, l/4 w
RESISTORS (continued)
Mfr. Mfr. Keithley
9x
Code Lksig. Part NO.
Fixed
48615 Sbf2812
RZOO-47K Fixed 48615 SM2812 RZOO-47K cermet var
73138
89p-500 KP96-500 DCb 91637 DCS-l/Z KlZ-3.m MtF 91637 Mm-l/8 Raa-20
MtF 91637 MFF-l/8
Kaa-20
MtF 91637 mF-118
888-20
MtF 91637 MFF-l/B
ma-20
MtF 91637
MFF-1/a Raa-20 MtF 91637 w-u8
R88-20
DCb 91637
DCS-l/2 R12-3.m camp 01121 CB153-10%
R76-15R
camp 01121 CB153-10%
R76-15K
TRANSISTORS
Mfr. Mfr.
Keitilley
Code rlesig Part NO.
q701
Silicon, Power, TO-66 case
02735
40312 x-54
q702
Silicon, Power, TO-66 Case 02735 40312
z-54
q703
Silicon, NPN, TO-92 case 04713
2N5551 U-67
q704
Silicon, NPN, TO-92 Case 04713 2135551
X-67
Q705
Silicon, NPN, TO-92 case 04713 2N5551
'X-67
Q706
Silicon, NPN, TO-92 case
04713 2N5551 'U-67
DS801
Da802 05803 ma04 DS805
OS806 05807 OS808 05809
5707
__
Mfr.
bw
Code
Pilot Light, m.4 Display
05464
Pilot Light, NO RANGE Display
05464
PilOf Light, NO RANGE Display 05464
Pilot Light, Mn Display
05464
Pilot Light, !4 Display
05464
Pilot Light, AC Display
05464
Pilot Light, " Display
05464
Pilot Light, U.4 Display
05464
Pilot Light, In" ixap1ay
05464
conneceor, lo-pin 22526 Connector, Mini,
Female,
Insert in CS237 22526
Mfr.
Keithley
Desig. Part NO.
7361.4525 H-57 7361AS25 m-57 7361AS25 R-57 7361AS25
m-57
7361AS25
m-57
7361AS25
m-57 7361AS25 m-57 736U.525
m-57 7361AS25 FL-57
65039-039
CS-237 47439
CS-236
Fig. Ref.
22
22 22 22 22
22 22 22 22 22 22
22 22
Fig. Ref.
22 22 22 22 22 22
Fig.
hf.
Pg. 82
Pg. 82
Pg. 82 Pg. 82 Pg. a*
pg. a2 Pg. 82 pg. a2 Pg. 82
Pg. 82 pg. a2
773
59
FRONT PANEL, "700" & "900" SERIES
Fig. Ref.
Pg. 75
Keithley
Part NC'.
C22-.OlM
Mfr.
DC&. SCAS-S10
Mfr.
Code 56289
circuit
oesig. C901
S701 5702
5701
-_
3906 5907 .I908
__
--
--
TYW capacitor, 0.01 "F, 500", CerD
see MOTHER BOARD, "700" SERIES Switch, Tag&?, POWER, DPDT
connector, 5-pin Connector, Mini, Female, Insert in CS251 Binding Post, Input, Red Binding Post, Input, Black Binding Post, Input, Green Readout Block, Function Display (less
lights) Window, Readout Black Shorting Link, Input
MST-205N SW-271
2
Pg. 81
22526
65039-040
22526
47439 58474 DFZl-RC 58474 DF21-BC 58474 DFZI-CC
80164 80164 24655 938-L
CS-251
CS-236 BP-11R
2 2 2
BP-11B BP-116
24876B 24886A BP-6
REAR PANEL, "500" & "700" SERIES
Mfr.
Lbsig.
LM309K
Q.4701
T701
F701
Integrated circuit, Voltage Regulator,
TO-3 case 12040 Transformer, Power 80164 Fuse, 3AC,125 Volt, Slo-,310 l/2-amp (for
105-125 V Ooeracion, 71400
IC-34 m-141
F"-4 NJ-38
CS-254 co-7
pg. 81
Pg. 81
Mm ml.
SAC-301
pg. ai
___
Pg. L
-__
Fuse, 3AG, 250'V&, Sio-Bla l/4-amp (for
210-250 " operation)
71400
Receptacle
82389 P706
--
Line- Cord, 3-pin
80164
see MOTHER BOARD, "500" SERIES
CO*“t?CtOr,
Analog output
02660
CO”ll~CtO~, Mate of 5502 (not
supplied) 02660
connector, 5-pin
22526
connector, z-pin
22526
connector, 10-pill
22526
connector, 3%pin
22526
connector. 2-oin
22526
aoPC2F CS-32 aoMc2M
cs-33
65039-040
CS-251 65039-035 CS-266 65039-039
CS-237 65039-034
Ca-270 65039-035 CS-266
47439
CS-236
J501 5502
3
__
5702 5703 5704 5709 5710
Pg. 81 Pg. 81 pg. al
Pg. 81
Pg. 77
--
Connectar; Mik, Female, Insert in CS251,
CS-266, CS-237, CS-270
22526
773
MODEL 171
6-7. MECHANICAL P&US LIST. Table 6-5 is a list of replaceable mechanical parts for the Model 171 that
are not lIsted elsewhere and include miscellaneous
TABLE 6-5.
Mechanical Parts List
quantity
Keithley
cap, Plastic for POWER Switch S702 Cap, for Integrated Circ"it ((A701 (REAR PANEL)
Cable Clamp, for Readout-Block wiring harness
Knob Assembly, far RANCE Swirch 5902 For RANCE Switch S-902 front shaft extension:
Shaft, Switch, Extension
1
LSI4IA
C0"pling
1 co-11
Bushing, FrO"t Panel
1 BE-2
318" Lack Washer
1
-.
3/8" Hex Nut
1
-.
Washer, Spring
1 WA-9
Bushing
1
12569A
Plate, ix!2 Output Cover 1 2453OA Fuse Holder, for XEAK PANEL ruse F7Ol
I Fii-11
Fuse itolder, for MOTHER BOARD (Fuse F-901)
2 Fii-12
Push Buttons, Plastic, for 5903 - s907 Front section
5 i'B- 3
Push B"etons, for S903 - S907 Rear Section (Guarded)
5
21883,'~
Socket, for "201, "202, "203, V204 "igitol Display Tube
4 Sd-63
Socket, ior 9*21*, QA213, Qh216, Qh219 Integrated circuit
4 SO-65
Socket, for QA201 Integrated Clrcui~
1 So-67
Socket, far QA601 Integrated circuit
1
so-72
Socket, for QA702, 9.4703, 98,704 I"tegrated Circuits
3 SO-IO
Heat Sink, for 0204 Transistor
1 H-10
Heat Sink, for Q5011Q502 Trnnsistors
1
iiS-
Lamp Bracket, for Overrange "1" Neon
2
242028
Tube Clip, for Overrange "1" Neon
2
'R-26
S"pport Bracket Assembly, for RANGE Switch 5902 nnd SWlTCH ""ARD PC-304
257i):r\
Card Guide, Support for ANALOG BOARD PC-303
2 is-261
Shield Assembly, for PC-299/K-,OO,PC-301
1
L4865B
773
REPLKEAULE PARTS
t
lo-66
c
KEITHLEY PART NO. TG-41
KEITHLEY PART NO. TG-51
KEITHLEY PART NO. TG-42
KEITHLEY PART NO. TG-52
TO-72
2
ml-m* YIEW “NlnmCTIoN
62
773
KEITHLEY PART NO. TG-76
Q‘+j
R-110
t
:.,:: _ ,:
.,...~
KEITHLEY PART NO. IC-2
63
­I <EITHLEY PART NO. IC-2,24
fzJ
TO-99
KEITHLEY PART NO. IC- 25
L
64
MODEL 171
KEITHLEY PART NO. IC-31
<EITHLEY PART NO. IC -33
IC- 80
IC- 81
I
I
KEITHLEY PART NO. IC -32
KEITHLEY PART NO. IC-35
773
-
I
I
I<EITHLEY PART NO. IC-36
KEITHLEY PART NO. IC- 38
KEITHLEY PART NO. IC - 37
I I I I I I
I’ 11 if
I i
- ,
I ii
I
(EITHLEY PART NO. IC-39
66
I
MODEL 111
KEPLACEABLE PAKTS
KEITHLEY PART NO. IC- 43
JEDEC TO-116
KEITHLEY PART NO. IC -47
v,., 8” .a, il %” ./
KEITHLEY PART NO. IC -48
67
MODEL 171
CODE-TO-NAME LIST
6-8. CODE TO NArn List of Suggested Manufacturers.
reference: redera supply code far Manufacturers, Cataloging Handbook H4-2.
00656
00686
01121
01295
01686
02101
02660
02734
02735
02777
02985
03508
04009
04713
05079
05397
06751
06980
Aerovox carp. New Bedford, Mass.
02745
Film capacitors, Inc.
Passaic, N.J.
07055
Allen-Bradley Corp. Milwaukee, Wise. 53204
Texas Inser”ments, Inc. Semiconductor Div. Dallas, Texas 75231
RCL Electronics, Inc. Manchester, N.H.
03102
“am Inc. Elecerokinetics Div. Santa Barbara, Calif. 93103
Amphenol Corp.
Broadview, Ill. 60153 RCA
oefense Electronic Products
Moorestovm, N.J.
08540
RCA
Solid State Div.
Somerville, N.J. 08876 Hopkins Engineering Co.
San Fernando, Calif.
91342
Tepro Electric Corp. Rochester, N.Y.
14606
General Electric co. Semiconductor Products
Syracuse, N.Y.
13201
Arrowhart, 1°C. Hartford, Corm. 06106
meoro1a semicon. Prod.
Phoenix, *riz.
85008
Tansiseor Electronics Bennington, “C. 05201
Union Carbide Corp. Maeerials systems “f”.
Cleveland, Ohio
44101
components, Inc. semcor Division Phoenix, *riz.
85019
“aria” EilmC Division
San Carlos, Calif.
94070
07137
07263
07716
08811
09823
09922
10582
11502
11534
11837
12040
12065
12697
12954
13050
13327
13934
14655
TEC, Inc. Eden Prairie, Minn.
Fairchild Semiconductor Div. Mountain View, Calif.
IRC Div. of TRW Inc. Burlington, Iowa
52601
GL Electronics DIV. CL Industries, Inc. Westville, N.J. 08093
Gulton Industries, Inc. Alkaline Battery Div. bleeuctlen, N.J.
Burgess Battery co. Div. of Clevife Carp Freeport, 111.
Burndy Corp.
Norwalk, Corm. 06852
CTS of Asheville Inc. Skyland, N.C. 28776
IRC Ia”. of TRW Inc. Boone, N.C.
28607
Duncan Electronics, Inc. Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626
Electra Scientific IrId. Portland, or.
97229
National Semiconductor Corp.
Danbury, Con”.
06810
Transitran ElectronFc Corp. EaSC Boseon, Mass.
Clamstat Mfg. CO., 1nc
oouer, N.H.
03820
Dickson Electronics Corp. Scatesdale, ArFz.
85252
Potter cc..
Wesson, bliss.
39191
Solitran Devices, Inc. Tappan, N.Y.
10983
Midvec Corp. Oshkosh, N&r. 69154
CorneIlD”b*l*er EkC. Di”. Newark, N.J. 07105
56289
14752
15238
17870
16170
17554
17896
18324
22526
23020
24655
27602
28520
29309
32293
35529
37942
44655
53021
Sprague Elecrric Co. Visalia, Calif. 93278
Electra Cube Inc. San Gabriel, Calif. 91776
ITT Semiconductors Di”. of ITT Corp. Lawrence ) Mass.
01841
Dave” DIV. McGraw Edison Co
Livingston, N.J.
Teledyne Systems Co.
Collm”“icatio”s Df”.
LOS Angeles, CalFf. 90066
components, Inc.
Biddeford, Ma.
04005
Silicanix Inc.
Santa Clara, Calif.
950s
signetics Corp. Sunny”sle, Calif.
94086
Berg Electronics, Inc.
New Cuberland, Pa. 17070
General Reed Division Clark, N..,.
0,066
General Radio Co.
West Concord, Mass. 01781
Hathaway Instruments, 1°C. Denver, Colorado
80222
Heyma” Mfg. co. Kenilworth, N.J.
0,033
Richey Electronics Inc. Nashville, Term. 37213
1neersi1, Inc.
Cupertino, Calif.
95014
Leeds and Northrup Philadelphia, Pa.
19144
Mallory, P. R. and Co.
Indianapolis, Ind.
46206
Ohmite Mfg. Co.
Skokie, Ill.
60076
sangam Electric co. Springfield, 111.
62705
68
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CODE TO NAME List (Continued).
REPLACEABLE PARTS
54294 Shallcross Mfg. Co.
Selma, N.C. 27576
56289 Sprague Electric Co.
North, Adams, Hass. 01247
58474 superior Electric co.
Bristol, CO”“. 06010
61637 Union Carbide Corp.
New York, N.Y. 10017
63060
02288
70903
71002
71279
714oll
71450
71468
71590
71785
72259
72619
72653
72699
72982
73138
73445
“ictoree” I”Strume”e co.
Cleveland, Ohio
44104
Allied Control Co., Inc.
Plantsville, Co”“. 06479 Belden Mfg. co.
Chicaga, Ill.
60644
Birnbach Co., Inc.
New York, N.Y. 10014
Cambridge Thermionic Corp. Cambridge, Mass. 02138
Bussma”” Mfg. Div. of McGraw-Edison Co. St. Louis, MO. 63017
CTS Corp. Elkhart, Ind. 46514
ITT
Cannon Electric, Inc.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90031 Ce”tt%31&3
Div. of Globe-Union, Inc.
Milwaukee, Wise.
53201
Cinch Mfg. Co. Howard 8. Jones Div. Chicago, Ill.
60624
tiyeronics ) 1°C. Pelham Manor, N.Y. 10803
Dialight Corp. Brooklyn, N.Y.
11237
G-C Electronics co. Rockford, Ill. 61101
General Instrument Corp. capacitor Division
Newark, N.J. 07104
Erie Technological Prods. Erie, PS.
16512
Beckman I”str”me”ts, 1°C. lIeupot Division Fullerton, Calif.
92634
Amperex Eleceronic Div., North America” Philips Co. Hicksville, N.Y.
73690
74276
74970
75042
75915
76055
76493
76545
77764
79727
80164
80294
81073
81483
82389
83125
83330
83594
83701
84171
84411
84970
Elco Resistor Co.
New York, N.Y.
Signalite Inc.
Neptune, N.J. 07753
Johnson, E.F., Co.
waseca, Mi”“.
56093
IRC Di". of TRW 1°C. Philadelphia, Pa.
19108
Littelfuse, Inc.
De6 Phines, 111. 60016 Mallory Conerols Div.,
MAllory P. R. & co., 1°C Frankfort, Ind.
Miller, .J. w. co.
compton, Calif. 90024
Mueller Electric co.
Cleveland, Ohio 44114 Resistance Produces Co.
Harrisburgh, Pa.
17104
c,ontinenta1-wire Electronics Corp.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19144
Keithley Instrumenes, Inc. Cleveland, Ohio
44139
BO”r”S, 1°C. Riverside, Calif.
92507
Grayhill, Inc. LB orange, 111. 60525
International Rectifier
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Switchcraft, Inc.
micago, Ill. 60630 General I"str"ment Corp.
capacitor Di"i8iO" Darlingto”, S.C.
29532
Smith, Herman H., Inc. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11207
Burroughs Corp.
Electronic Components Di”.
Plainfield, N.J.
07061
Electronic Devices, 1nc
Brooklyn, New York
Arc0 Electronics, Inc. Great Neck, N.Y. 11022
TRW Capacieor Div. Ogallals, Nebr.
Sarkea Tarzia”, Inc. Bloomington, I”d.
86684
87216
90201
90303
91637
91662
91737
91802
91929
93332
93656
94144
94154
94310
94696
95263
95348
95712
97419
97933
99120
RCA Electronic Components Harrison, N.J. 07029
Philco Ford Corp. Lansdale D‘v. Lsnsdale, Pa. 19446
Mallory capacitor
Indianapolis, Ind. 46206
MElllory Battery co. TarryLaw", N.Y. 10591
Dale Electronics, 1°C. columbus, Pkbr. 68601
EICO Corp. willow Grove, Pa. 19090
ITT cremar, Inc. Wobur", Mass.
01801
Industrial Devices ~“c.
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07020
Honeywell 1°C. Micro Switch Div. Freeport, Ill.
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Sylvania Electric Prod. Semiconductor Prod. Div, Woburn, Mass. 01801
Electric Cord Co. Fairfield, N.J. 07006
Raytheon Co., Industrial operation components Di”. quincy, Mass.
Tung-so1 Electric, 1°C. Newark, New Jersey
Memcor, 1°C. components Division llu”Li”gtO”, In*.
46750
Magnecrafr Electric CO. Chicago, Ill.
Leecraft Mfg. co., Inc. L.I. city, N.Y.
11101
Gordas Corp. Bloomfield, N.J.
07003
mge Electric CO., Inc. Franklin, Ind.
Standard Condenser Co.
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Raytheon Co. Components oiv. Semiconductor Operation
Mountain View. Calif.
Plastic Capacitors. Inc. Chicago, 111.
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KEITHLEY INSTRUMENTS, INC. REPAIR & CALIBRATION FORM
MQDEL NO. DATE
?.IAL NO. SHIP INSTRUMENT & FORM TO: SALES SERVICE DEPT.
KEITHLEY INSTRUMENTS, INC. 28775 AURORA ROAD CLEVELAND, OHIO 44139
USER'S NAME RETURN ADDRESS
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1.
REASON FOR RETURN. Check appropriate box.
U Repair and Recalibration U Recalibration only. (If repairs are required to meet specifications, an additional
repair charge will be added to recalibration cost.)
2.
CALIBRATION REPORT. Specify report desired.
(See reverse side of form for details.) 0 Calibration Report (Certified Traceable to N.B.S.) n Calibration Report (Production Calibration Equipment at the factory) 0 Certificate of Compliance
3.
DESCRIPTION OF PROBLEM. (Include a block diagram of instruments connected in system. Recorder charts or other data would be helpful.)
Is problem constant or intermittent?
4.
OPERATING CONDITIONS.
Control setting (range, multiplier, etc.) Line voltage used Line frequency used Temperature
OF
Temperature variation +
OF Humidity (high, medium, low) Other (please specify, such as line transients, etc.)
5.
EQUIPMENT USED.
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Source impedance
Readout device
(Recorder, oscilloscope, etc.)
Cables used
Length
6.
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Please indicate any other pertinent information which may help
the Keithley Repair and Calibration Department.
(If repairs or modifications have been
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REV 0172
CALIBRATIONS AVAILABLE AT KEITHLEY INSTRUMENTS.
EFFECTIVE:
FEBRUARY 1, 1972
Listed and defined below are the four types of calibrations and their associated report
formats which are presently available at Keithley Instruments.
They fall into the follow-
ing categories:
1.
Report of Calibration Certified Traceable to the National Bureau of standards
2.
Calibration Report
3.
Certificate of Compliance
4.
Recalibration
All calibration and certification performed by Keithley Instruments is in accord with MIL-C-45662A.
Prices shown below are in addition to repair charges for any work necessary to place a customer's unit into first class condition prior to the calibration.
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