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Army Munitions Power MeasurementsPower MeasurementsNotice to StudentsGeneral InformationAcknowledgementsIntroduction Introduction to Power MeasurementThe Nature of Microwave Power and Power MeasurementsFigure 1. Power Wave FormsMethods of MeasurementSpecial Equipment for High Power MeasurementSpecial Equipment for High Power Measurement cont'dExercises for Lesson 1Exercises for Lesson 1 cont'dPower Measurements Equipment, Part IFigure 1. Model 431C power meterTable 1. SpecificationsTable 2. Model 431C Thermistor MountsControls, Connectors, and IndicatorsFigure 2. Front and Rear Panel Controls, Connectors, and IndicatorsFigure 3. Turn On and Nulling Procedure.Mismatch ErrorFigure 4. Conjugate Mismatch-Loss Chart.Figure 5. Expanded Conjugate Mismatch-Loss Chart CoveringFigure 6. Limits of Error Before Correction.Calibration Factor and Effective EfficiencyCalibration Factor cont'dFigure 7. Total Uncertainty After Correction.Block DiagramFigure 8. Block Diagram, Model 431C.Figure 9. RF Detection Bridge.Compensation and Metering Bridge CircuitSynchronous DetectorFigure 11. Synchronous Detector.Fiwgure 12. Feedback Differential Amplifier.Figure 13. Feedback Current Generator.Figure 14. Meter Circuit.Figure 15. DC Calibration and Substitution.Figure 16. Power Switch Arrangement.Figure 17. Model 432A Power Meter.Table 3. Specifications.IntroductionFigure 18. Front Panel Controls, Connectors and Indicators.Figure 19. Rear Panel Controls and Connectors.Figure 20. Turn On and Zeroing Procedure.Microwave Power Measurement AccuracyCalibration Factor and Effective EfficiencyMeasurement ProcedureFigure 21. Precision Power Measurements.Functional Block DiagramFigure 23. Model 432A Block Diagram.Functional Block Diagram. cont'dFunctional Block Diagram. cont'dFunctional Block Diagram. cont'dFigure 24A. Model 432A RF bridge talking schematic.Figure 24B. Model 432A bridge talking schematicFigure 25A. Model 432A meter logic talking schematic.Figure 25B. Model 432A meter logic talking schematic.Figure 26. Model 432A power supply talking schematic.Figure 26B. Model 432A power supply talking schematic.Model 478A Thermistor MountTable 5. Specifications, model 478A.Figure 27. Maximum power meter reading versus PRF Figure 29. Maximum power meter reading versus squareFigure 30. Schematic diagram of a model 478A thermistorPrecautionsMaximum InputFigure 31. Maximum power meter reading versus PRF for pulses shorter than 250Figure 33. Maximum power meter reading versus square and sine-wave modulation frequencyPower MeasurementEffective EfficiencyThermoelectric Effect ErrorMaintenanceExercise for Lesson 2Exercise for Lesson 2Exercise for Lesson 2 cont'dExercise for Lesson 2 cont'dPower Measurement Equipment II DC Substitution FunctionGENERALFigure 2. Front and rear panel controls, connectors and indicators.Figure 3. DC substitution and thermistor operating resistance measurement.Equipment Used for DC SubstitutionCalibrator accuracy specifications are 0.05%Principle of OperationFigure 4. Block diagram, model 8402B calibrator.Figure 5. Schematic diagram, model 8402B calibrator.Regulated Power SupplyFigure 6. Power supply schematic.Thermistor Resistance FunctionFigure 7. Thermistor resistance function.SpecificationsExercises for Lesson 3Exercises for Lesson 3 cont'dExercises for Lesson 3 cont'dPower Measurment Equipment Part IIIFigure 1. NBS Type II Power Measurement System.Location and FunctionTable 1A. Specifications.Table 1B. Reference Voltage GeneratorFigure 2. Back panel designations and connectors.Figure 3. Front panel controls, connectors, and indicators.Figure 4. Front panel link positions.Figure 5. Reading of divider dial.Preliminary Operating InstructionsMeasurement ProcedureTable 2. Values of K for Various Bolometer Mount Operating Resistances Precision Power StabilizerFigure 7. Precision power stabilizer.Precision 0-10 Volt DC SourceFigure 8. Precision 0-10 volt DC source.Figure 9. Basic measurement system.Precision Power MeterFigure 10. Worst case DC measurement errors.Bridge Circuit DescriptionFigure 11. B600 bridge amplifier schematic part 1Figure 12. B600 bridge amplifier-schematic part 2.Reference Generator Circuit DescriptionReference Generator Circuit Description. cont'dFigure 13. Reference generator amplifier.Reference Generator Circuit Description. cont'd15 Volt Power Supply Circuit DescriptionFigure 14. 15 volt power supply schematic.Figure 15. M200 bridge mother board schematic.Power Standards SetFigure 16. V400A precision 10 volt power supply schematic.Power Standards Set cont'dSpecificationsTable 4. Directional Couplers and AccuracyApplicationExercise for Lesson 4Exercise for Lesson 4 cont'dExercise for Lesson 4 cont'dPower Measurement TechniquesFigure 1. Typical power measurement connection.ProcedureRange and TrackingPower Measurement Using H-P 431C Power MeterFigure 3. Model 8477A power meter calibrator.Meter accuracyCalibration FactorMeter linearityFigure 5. Zero carryover test setup.Recorder Output TestEquipment connectionsFigure 6. SRS thermistor mount calibration.Determining "Kb" factorTable 3. Equipment Required.Table 4. Accessories Required.Figure 7. Calibration factor - equipment setupTransfer Calibration Technique cont'dFigure 9. Calibration factor - equipment setupReference Calibration TechniqueReference Calibration Technique cont'dFigure 11. Thermistor mount calibrator factor (18 to 40-GHz reference techniques)SummaryExercise for Lesson 5Exercise for Lesson 5 cont'dExercise for Lesson 5 cont'dApproved SolutionApproved Solution cont'dblank page
Army Munitions
Power MeasurementsPower MeasurementsNotice to StudentsGeneral InformationAcknowledgementsIntroduction Introduction to Power MeasurementThe Nature of Microwave Power and Power MeasurementsFigure 1. Power Wave FormsMethods of MeasurementSpecial Equipment for High Power MeasurementSpecial Equipment for High Power Measurement cont'dExercises for Lesson 1Exercises for Lesson 1 cont'dPower Measurements Equipment, Part IFigure 1. Model 431C power meterTable 1. SpecificationsTable 2. Model 431C Thermistor MountsControls, Connectors, and IndicatorsFigure 2. Front and Rear Panel Controls, Connectors, and IndicatorsFigure 3. Turn On and Nulling Procedure.Mismatch ErrorFigure 4. Conjugate Mismatch-Loss Chart.Figure 5. Expanded Conjugate Mismatch-Loss Chart CoveringFigure 6. Limits of Error Before Correction.Calibration Factor and Effective EfficiencyCalibration Factor cont'dFigure 7. Total Uncertainty After Correction.Block DiagramFigure 8. Block Diagram, Model 431C.Figure 9. RF Detection Bridge.Compensation and Metering Bridge CircuitSynchronous DetectorFigure 11. Synchronous Detector.Fiwgure 12. Feedback Differential Amplifier.Figure 13. Feedback Current Generator.Figure 14. Meter Circuit.Figure 15. DC Calibration and Substitution.Figure 16. Power Switch Arrangement.Figure 17. Model 432A Power Meter.Table 3. Specifications.IntroductionFigure 18. Front Panel Controls, Connectors and Indicators.Figure 19. Rear Panel Controls and Connectors.Figure 20. Turn On and Zeroing Procedure.Microwave Power Measurement AccuracyCalibration Factor and Effective EfficiencyMeasurement ProcedureFigure 21. Precision Power Measurements.Functional Block DiagramFigure 23. Model 432A Block Diagram.Functional Block Diagram. cont'dFunctional Block Diagram. cont'dFunctional Block Diagram. cont'dFigure 24A. Model 432A RF bridge talking schematic.Figure 24B. Model 432A bridge talking schematicFigure 25A. Model 432A meter logic talking schematic.Figure 25B. Model 432A meter logic talking schematic.Figure 26. Model 432A power supply talking schematic.Figure 26B. Model 432A power supply talking schematic.Model 478A Thermistor MountTable 5. Specifications, model 478A.Figure 27. Maximum power meter reading versus PRF Figure 29. Maximum power meter reading versus squareFigure 30. Schematic diagram of a model 478A thermistorPrecautionsMaximum InputFigure 31. Maximum power meter reading versus PRF for pulses shorter than 250Figure 33. Maximum power meter reading versus square and sine-wave modulation frequencyPower MeasurementEffective EfficiencyThermoelectric Effect ErrorMaintenanceExercise for Lesson 2Exercise for Lesson 2Exercise for Lesson 2 cont'dExercise for Lesson 2 cont'dPower Measurement Equipment II DC Substitution FunctionGENERALFigure 2. Front and rear panel controls, connectors and indicators.Figure 3. DC substitution and thermistor operating resistance measurement.Equipment Used for DC SubstitutionCalibrator accuracy specifications are 0.05%Principle of OperationFigure 4. Block diagram, model 8402B calibrator.Figure 5. Schematic diagram, model 8402B calibrator.Regulated Power SupplyFigure 6. Power supply schematic.Thermistor Resistance FunctionFigure 7. Thermistor resistance function.SpecificationsExercises for Lesson 3Exercises for Lesson 3 cont'dExercises for Lesson 3 cont'dPower Measurment Equipment Part IIIFigure 1. NBS Type II Power Measurement System.Location and FunctionTable 1A. Specifications.Table 1B. Reference Voltage GeneratorFigure 2. Back panel designations and connectors.Figure 3. Front panel controls, connectors, and indicators.Figure 4. Front panel link positions.Figure 5. Reading of divider dial.Preliminary Operating InstructionsMeasurement ProcedureTable 2. Values of K for Various Bolometer Mount Operating Resistances Precision Power StabilizerFigure 7. Precision power stabilizer.Precision 0-10 Volt DC SourceFigure 8. Precision 0-10 volt DC source.Figure 9. Basic measurement system.Precision Power MeterFigure 10. Worst case DC measurement errors.Bridge Circuit DescriptionFigure 11. B600 bridge amplifier schematic part 1Figure 12. B600 bridge amplifier-schematic part 2.Reference Generator Circuit DescriptionReference Generator Circuit Description. cont'dFigure 13. Reference generator amplifier.Reference Generator Circuit Description. cont'd15 Volt Power Supply Circuit DescriptionFigure 14. 15 volt power supply schematic.Figure 15. M200 bridge mother board schematic.Power Standards SetFigure 16. V400A precision 10 volt power supply schematic.Power Standards Set cont'dSpecificationsTable 4. Directional Couplers and AccuracyApplicationExercise for Lesson 4Exercise for Lesson 4 cont'dExercise for Lesson 4 cont'dPower Measurement TechniquesFigure 1. Typical power measurement connection.ProcedureRange and TrackingPower Measurement Using H-P 431C Power MeterFigure 3. Model 8477A power meter calibrator.Meter accuracyCalibration FactorMeter linearityFigure 5. Zero carryover test setup.Recorder Output TestEquipment connectionsFigure 6. SRS thermistor mount calibration.Determining "Kb" factorTable 3. Equipment Required.Table 4. Accessories Required.Figure 7. Calibration factor - equipment setupTransfer Calibration Technique cont'dFigure 9. Calibration factor - equipment setupReference Calibration TechniqueReference Calibration Technique cont'dFigure 11. Thermistor mount calibrator factor (18 to 40-GHz reference techniques)SummaryExercise for Lesson 5Exercise for Lesson 5 cont'dExercise for Lesson 5 cont'dApproved SolutionApproved Solution cont'dblank page
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