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Operation
Model
8642A/B
Modulation,
<PM
(cont'd)
Procedu
res
INT
200*
100
50
MAXIMUM
25
mM
DEVIATION
12.5
(Radians
INT;
6.25
Radians
per
volt
EXT)
3.125
1.5625
o
78125
o 1
10ll
9
B
7
DIVIDE
BANDS
4 8 16 33
65
132
264 528
1057
2115*
RF
FREQUENCY
(MHz)
Actual
band
boundaries
are
listed
in
Table
3-11
(~B542B
ONLY)
Figure
3-15.
~M
Deviation
Limitations
for
each
RF
Frequency
Band
YOll
can
determine
whether
the
Signal
Generator
will
select
a
divide
band
or
the
heterodyne
band.
Assume
an
RF
frequency
of
30
MHz,
if
you
select
a
deviation
of
3
radians,
the
Signal
Generator
will
use
divide
band
4
since
the
maximum
possible
deviation
for
band
4
is
3125
radians
(unless
Special
Function
8,
Prefer
Heterodyne
Band,
is
selected).
If
you
select
a
deviation
of
25
radians,
the
Signal
Genera
t or
will
a
utomatically
select
the
heterodyne
band.
(Note
that
the
maximum
possible
devia
lion
for
the
heterodyne
band
is
100
radians.)
Note:
Put
the
instrument
in
its
initialized
state
by
selecting
IINSTR
PRESED.
<PM
can
be
configured
to
use
either
the
Signal
Generator's
internal
modulation
oscIllator,
an
external
source,
or
combinations
of
the
two
sources.
How
to
Set
<liM
with
the
Internal
Source
(lising
the
Modulation
Oscillator)
Source
<PM
(
[SHIFT]
COO
)
rnIJ
Rate
[fv10DIffEIdJ
and
the
desired
value
of
modulation
frequency
(in
kHz
or
Hz).
Deviation
<PM
(
[JililFT)
LIM]
)
and
the
desired
vallie
of
<i>fvl
deviation
in
radians
(
CEIAU1£J
)
3-120

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BrandHP
Model8642A
CategoryInverter
LanguageEnglish

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