Chapter 1 Test Equipment Administration And Use

• Test Equipment Identification
• Ship Configuration And Logistic Information System (Sclsis) Program
• Calibrated—Refer To Report Label
• User Calibration Label
• Rejected—Refer To Attached Tag Label
• Repair Procedures
• The Metrology Automated System For Uniform Recall And Reporting (Measure)
• Figure 1-2.—Measure Tmdf Inventory Report Form
• Figure 1-3.—Measure Meter Card.
• Test Equipment References
• General Test Equipment Information
• Other Instrument Precautions
• Working On Energized Circuits
• Working On Energized Circuits
• Safety Shorting Probe
• Grounding Of Power Tools And Equipment
• Basic Measurements
• Voltage And Current Measurements
• Resistance Measurements
• Capacitance, Inductance, And Resistance Bridges
• Figure 1-5.—Wheatstone Bridge
• Use Of Ac Bridges
• Capacitance Bridge.
• Inductance Bridge
• Figure 1-8.—Inductance Bridge
• Summary
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• Answers To Questions Q1. Through Q20

Chapter 2 Miscellaneous Measurements

• The Decibel System
• The Decibel System
• Measurement Methods
• Bolometer
• Thermistor Bridge
• Frequency Measurements
• Mechanical-Rotation Frequency Measurement
• Chronometric Tachometer
• Stroboscope
• Table 2-1.—Strobotac Controls And Indicators
• Electrical Output Frequency
• Audio Frequencies
• Figure 2-9.—Basic Heterodyne Meter (Block Diagram).
• Frequencies Above The Audio Range
• Cavity Wavemeter
• Waveform Analysis
• Use Of The Spectrum Analyzer
• Testing Semiconductor Devices
• Testing Diodes
• Figure 2-15.—Testing Semiconductor Diodes With An Oscilloscope
• Testing Transistors
• Visual Inspection
• Summary
• Audio Frequencies
• Cathode-Ray Oscilloscope
• Answers To Questions Q1. Through Q12.

Chapter 3 Basic Meters

• Meter Power Source
• D’arsonval Meter Movement
• Coil Movement
• Damping
• Dc Ammeter
• Shunt Construction
• Internal Shunts For Meters In The 0- To 50-Ampere Range
• Internal Shunts For Meters In The Milliampere Range
• Switching Shunt Values
• Ammeter Sensitivity
• Figure 3-7.—Ammeter Loading Effect
• Figure 3-9.—Use Of Multiplier Resistors With D'arsonval Meter Movement
• Extending Voltmeter Ranges
• Voltmeter Circuit Connections
• Influence Of A Voltmeter In A Circuit
• Meters Used For Measuring Resistance
• Figure 3-12.—Simple Ohmmeter Circuit.
• Figure 3-13.—Measuring Circuit Resistance With An Ohmmeter.
• Figure 3-14.—Ohmmeter With Multiplication Switch
• The Megohmmeter
• Electrodynamometer-Type Meters
• Meter Accuracy
• Voltmeter
• Wattmeter
• Wattmeter Overloads
• Techniques For Meter Use
• Testing For Shorts
• Voltage Tests
• Caution
• Summary
• Summary
• Answers To Questions Q1. Through Q29.
• Answers To Questions Q1. Through Q29.

Chapter 4 Common Test Equipment

• Figure 4-1.—Simpson 260 Series 6xlp Volt-Ohm-Milliammeter (Vom).
• Measuring Resistance
• Figure 4-2.—Functional Block Diagram Of An Ohmmeter Circuit
• Figure 4-3.—Ohmmeter Scale
• Measuring Dc Voltages
• Caution
• Measuring Ac Voltages
• Measuring Output Voltages
• Measuring Current
• Electronic Digital Multimeter
• Internal Battery Models
• Block Diagram Analysis
• Accessories
• Figure 4-12.—High-Voltage Probe.
• Ac/Dc Differential Voltmeter
• Meter Design Characteristics
• Modes Of Operation
• Functional Block Diagram
• Figure 4-17.—Semiconductor Test Set
• Beta Measurements
• Resistance-Capacitance-Inductance (Rcl) Bridges
• Resistance Measurements
• Capacitance Measurements
• Summary
• Summary
• Summary
• Answers To Questions Q1. Through Q8

Chapter 5 Special-Application Test Equipment

• Direct-Measuring Power Meters
• Operating The Wattmeter
• Indirect-Measuring Power Meters
• Figure 5-2.—Power Meter (Hp-431c).
• Figure 5-3.—Power Meter Controls, Indicators, And Connectors
• Figure 5-4.—Power Meter Block Diagram
• Audio And Video Signal Generators
• Figure 5-6.—Model Spn Audio Oscillator
• Radio-Frequency (Rf) Signal Generators
• Frequency Counters
• Controls And Indicators
• Figure 5-11.—Rear-Panel Controls And Connectors
• Table 5-1.—Front Panel Controls And Connector
• Table 5-1.—Front Panel Controls And Connectors—Continued
• Frequency Measurement
• Period Measurement
• Resolution
• Time Interval Averaging
• Integrated Circuit-Testing Devices
• Figure 5-17.—Basic Logic Probe
• Huntron Tracker 2000
• Cathode-Ray Tube (Crt) Display
• Back Panel
• Operation
• Channel Selection
• Frequency Selection
• Functional Overview
• Control Logic
• Table 5-4.—Terminal Characteristics For Impedance Ranges
• Signal Section
• Pulse Generator
• Crt Display
• Medium 1 Range
• Figure 5-32.—Effects Of Resistance On The Rotation Angle In Medium 2 Range
• Figure 5-34.—Signature Of A 0.22 M F Capacitor
• Testing Inductors
• Figure 5-37.—Signature Of A 490mh Ferrite Inductor At 400 Hz.
• Figure 5-38.—Signature Of A 490mh Ferrite Inductor At 2000 Hz.
• Answers To Questions Q1. Through Q11

Chapter 6 The Oscilloscope And Spectrum Analyzer

• Electron Gun
• Electron Beam-Deflection System
• Factors Influencing Deflection
• Figure 6-4.—Spacing Between Plates
• Vertical And Horizontal Plates
• Vertical-Deflection Plates
• Figure 6-10.—Amplitude Versus Time.
• Figure 6-11.—Horizontal Plates (Top View).
• Crt Designations
• Figure 6-13.—Block Diagram Of An Oscilloscope.
• Components Used To Display The Waveform
• Components Used To Adjust Crt Display Quality
• Focus And Astig (Astigmatism) Controls
• Trace Rotation Control
• 10x Mag (Magnifier) Switch
• Vertical Position Control
• Attenuator Control
• Components Used To Select The Vertical Operating Mode
• Components Used To Determine Period Time Of The Display
• Figure 6-24.—Period Time Of The Waveform (Time/Div).
• Components Used To Provide A Stable Display
• Trigger Level/Slope Controls
• Coupling Section
• Components Used To Select Scope Triggering
• Components Used To Calibrate The Probe Of The Scope
• Similarities Among Oscilloscopes
• Turning On The Scope
• Figure 6-33.—Vertical Versus Horizontal Relationship
• Dual-Trace Operation
• Figure 6-34.—Components To Select Vertical Operating Mode.
• Figure 6-36.—Chop Mode
• Figure 6-37.—Displaying Chop Mode
• Other Dual-Trace Oscilloscope Controls
• Accessories
• Figure 6-40.—Common Probe Tips
• Spectrum Analyzer
• Basic Functional Description
• If Section
• Spectrum Analyzer Front Panel Controls, Indicators, And Connectors
• Table 6-1.—Description Of Front Panel Controls, Indicators, And Connectors
• Table 6-1.—Description Of Front Panel Controls, Indicators, And Connectors—Continued
• Table 6-1.—Description Of Front Panel Controls, Indicators, And Connectors—Continued
• Table 6-1.—Description Of Front Panel Controls, Indicators, And Connectors—Continued
• Answers To Questions Q1. Through Q18.
• Answers To Questions Q1. Through Q18.

Appendix I Glossary

• Appendix I Glossary
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Appendix Ii References Used To Develop This Traman

• Appendix Ii References Used To Develop This Traman
• Appendix Ii References Used To Develop This Traman

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