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Army Munitions DC Low Frequency Thermal MeasurmentsDC Low Frequency Thermal MeasurmentsNotice to StudentsGeneralGeneral cont'dTable of ContentsImportant NoticeIntroduction to DCLF Thermal MeasurmentsLesson 1 The Thermocouple Figure 1-1. Basic thermocoupleFigure 1-2. Seebeck effectLearning Event 2: Describe Thermocouple Materials and TypesDescribe Thermocouple Materials and Types cont'dFigure 1-4. Typical thermocouple circuitsFigure 1-5. Directly heated thermocoupleFigure 1-6. Indirectly heated thermocouplesLearning Event 3: Describe Thermocouple Applications Figure 1-7. Thermocouple ammeterDescribe Thermocouple Applications cont'dDescribe Thermocouple Applications cont'dDescribe Thermocouple Applications cont'dLesson 1 Practice ExerciseLesson 1 Practice Exercise cont'dLesson 2 DCLF Thermal Transfer Standards Figure 2-1. AC voltage calibration using AC-DC transfer techniqueFigure 2-2. Model 540B Thermal Transfer Standard and Model A54-2 Voltage Plug-in UnitPercent InputProtection DisableProtection Disable cont'dSensitivity Switch to MediumTheory of OperationFigure 2-4. Model 540B block diagramFigure 2-5. Search circuitProtection AmplifierFigure2-7. Protection amplifierFigure 2-8. Simplified balance networkFigure 2-10. Nulling circuitMagnetic ModulatorFigure 2-11. Battery check circuitsFigure 2-12. Model 1395 coaxial thermal converter setFigure 2-13. Model 1395 schematicTo measure the RMS value of an unknown AC voltageFigure 2-14. AC voltage measurementFigure 2-15. Model B7842 Thermal ConverterPractice ExercisePractice Exercise cont'dLesson 3 Reference Standards Figure 3-1. Model 1600A transfer standardFigure 3-2. Model 11600A Transfer AssemblyA positive action peak-sensing overload systemFigure 3-3. Model 1600A controls, indicators and connectorsTable 3-1. Controls, indicators, and connectorsTable 3-1. Controls, indicators, and connectors (cont.)Table 3-1. Controls, indicators, and connectors (cont.)Thermal EMF in DC output systemAttenuator heatingLearning Event 2: Explain the Model 1600A Operation ModesFigure 3-4. Equipment interconnection diagramExplain the Model 1600A Operation Modes cont'dExplain the Model 1600A Operation Modes cont'd Figure 3-5. External thermal converter connectionFigure 3-6. Model 1600A block diagramFigure 3-7. Model 1600A simplified input circuitryLearning Event 4: Describe the NBS Thermal Voltage Converter SetFigure 3-9. TVC circuitDescribe the NBS Thermal Voltage Converter Set cont'dPractice ExercisePractice Exercise cont'dAnswer to Practice ExerciseBlank pageBlank Page
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DC Low Frequency Thermal MeasurmentsDC Low Frequency Thermal MeasurmentsNotice to StudentsGeneralGeneral cont'dTable of ContentsImportant NoticeIntroduction to DCLF Thermal MeasurmentsLesson 1 The Thermocouple Figure 1-1. Basic thermocoupleFigure 1-2. Seebeck effectLearning Event 2: Describe Thermocouple Materials and TypesDescribe Thermocouple Materials and Types cont'dFigure 1-4. Typical thermocouple circuitsFigure 1-5. Directly heated thermocoupleFigure 1-6. Indirectly heated thermocouplesLearning Event 3: Describe Thermocouple Applications Figure 1-7. Thermocouple ammeterDescribe Thermocouple Applications cont'dDescribe Thermocouple Applications cont'dDescribe Thermocouple Applications cont'dLesson 1 Practice ExerciseLesson 1 Practice Exercise cont'dLesson 2 DCLF Thermal Transfer Standards Figure 2-1. AC voltage calibration using AC-DC transfer techniqueFigure 2-2. Model 540B Thermal Transfer Standard and Model A54-2 Voltage Plug-in UnitPercent InputProtection DisableProtection Disable cont'dSensitivity Switch to MediumTheory of OperationFigure 2-4. Model 540B block diagramFigure 2-5. Search circuitProtection AmplifierFigure2-7. Protection amplifierFigure 2-8. Simplified balance networkFigure 2-10. Nulling circuitMagnetic ModulatorFigure 2-11. Battery check circuitsFigure 2-12. Model 1395 coaxial thermal converter setFigure 2-13. Model 1395 schematicTo measure the RMS value of an unknown AC voltageFigure 2-14. AC voltage measurementFigure 2-15. Model B7842 Thermal ConverterPractice ExercisePractice Exercise cont'dLesson 3 Reference Standards Figure 3-1. Model 1600A transfer standardFigure 3-2. Model 11600A Transfer AssemblyA positive action peak-sensing overload systemFigure 3-3. Model 1600A controls, indicators and connectorsTable 3-1. Controls, indicators, and connectorsTable 3-1. Controls, indicators, and connectors (cont.)Table 3-1. Controls, indicators, and connectors (cont.)Thermal EMF in DC output systemAttenuator heatingLearning Event 2: Explain the Model 1600A Operation ModesFigure 3-4. Equipment interconnection diagramExplain the Model 1600A Operation Modes cont'dExplain the Model 1600A Operation Modes cont'd Figure 3-5. External thermal converter connectionFigure 3-6. Model 1600A block diagramFigure 3-7. Model 1600A simplified input circuitryLearning Event 4: Describe the NBS Thermal Voltage Converter SetFigure 3-9. TVC circuitDescribe the NBS Thermal Voltage Converter Set cont'dPractice ExercisePractice Exercise cont'dAnswer to Practice ExerciseBlank pageBlank Page
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