Tektronix 6517-RH User manual

Keithley Instruments
Model 6517-RH Humid ity Probe
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Instructions

Description

The Model 6517-RH Humidity Probe is used with the Model 6517B Electrometer to measure the relative humidity of the testing environment. Monitoring the relative humidity is vital to keeping environmental conditions identical to compare specific measurement data or to study the effects of conditions on the material. The 6517-RH comes with a 3 m (10 ft) extension cable.
Figure 1: Model 6517-RH Humidity Probe
To use the probe:
1. Plug the mini-DIN end of the cable into the HUMIDITY connector on the rear panel of the Model 6517B.
2. Insert the probe end of the cable into the test chamber or area where the humidity is to be measured.
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Figure 2: CA-129-1 Extension Cable
*PPA-403D*
Model 6517-RH Humidity Probe Instructions

Specifications

Accuracy at 20°C: ±3% relative humidity Operating temperature range: −10 °C to +60 °C Operating humidity range: 0 to 100% relative humidity Measuring range (for which accuracy is specified): 10 to 90% relative humidity Stability: ±2% over 2 years Temperature dependence: <±2% from −10 °C to +60 °C

Replaceable parts

The sensor element may be replaced by ordering Keithley part number PR-32. The PR-32 meets specifications for two years. Sensor specifications need to be applied according to individual requirements for uncertainty versus time. Each sensor is totally interchangeable with another, which means that the sensor can be replaced in the field. Operation can be resumed without calibrating the instrument.

Disassembly in formation

The following figure shows an internal view of the membrane filter and mechanical housing section of the probe where the sensor is located. To replace the old sensor, carefully remove it and insert the new PR-32 into the unmarked openings.
Figure 3: Internal view of the membrane filter and mechanical housing
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