4260A

UNIVERSAL BRIDGE

"OPERATING

AND

SERVICE

MANUAL

HEWLETTij~PACKARD

HEWLETT~PACKARD

CERTIFICATION The Hewlett-Packard Company certifies that this instrument was thoroughly tested and inspected and found to meet its published specifications when it was shipped from the factory. The HewlettPackard Company further certifies that its calibration measurements are traceable to the U. S. National Bureau of Standards to the extent allowed by the Bureau's calibration facility.

WARRANTY AND ASSISTANCE

All Hewlett-Packard products are warranted against defects in materials and workmanship. This warranty applies for one year from the date of delivery, or, in the case of certain major components listed in the operating manual, for the specified period. We will repair or replace products which prove to be defective during the warranty period. No other warranty is expressed or implied. We are not liable for consequential damages. For any assistance contact your nearest Hewlett-Packard Sales and Service Office.Addresses are provided at the back of this manual.

OPERATING

AND SERVICE

MANUAL

MODEL 4260A UNIVERSAL BRIDGE

SERIALS

PREF"IXED:

601-. 602-

ThiS manual applies directly to standard Model 4260A Universal Bridges wtth serial preftx number 601- or 602-. See Table 7-1 in Section vn (Manual Changes and Options) for changes required to adapt thLs manual to older instruments.

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COMPANY CAlIFO.NIA

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MANUFACTURED

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HEWLETT-PACKARD

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Printed: MAY 1967

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Table of Contents TAILE O. Section I GENERAL rnFORMATION . . . . . . . . 1-1. Description ..............•................ 1-4. Terminology 1-6. Instrument Identification. . . . . 1-8. Applications ..............• 1-10. Specifications .. , . , . , . . . . . 1-12. Auxiliary Equipment Required. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ,.............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ..... ..•. .. . ,• , . ... •. ... .. CONTINTS Page 1-1 1-1 1-1 1-1 1-1 1-1 1-1

II

INSTALLATION. .. .. 2-1. Introduction ...... 2-3. Unpacking and Inspection '" 2-5. storage and Shipment .•.. , .; 2-11. Operation from 115 or 230 Volts. . 2-13. 3-Conductor Power Cable. ..

• 2-1 2-1 2-1 .. 2-1 2-3 2-3

III

OPERATION ,. . . 3-1 3-1 3-1. Introduction .. . . 3-3. Turn-On Procedure. .. 3-1 3-5. Use of the DQ Vernier . . • 3-1 3-7. De Resistance Measurements .. 3-1 3-8. Power Considerations. . ... 3-1 3-10. Measurements 3-1 3-16. Capacitance Measurements. .. 3-3 3-17. Introduction. . .. .. 3-3 3-19. Residual Capacitance. .. 3-3 3-21. Cs and Cp Measurement Differences .. 3-4 3-23. Measurement Procedure ... .. 3-4 3-25. Voltage Across Unknown C .... .. 3-5 3- 27. Influence of D in Cp Auto Measurement .. 3-5 3-29. Inductance Measurements. .... . •. 3-5 3-30. Introduction. ... .. .. 3-5 3-32. Residual Inductance ... 3-5 3-34. Ls and Lp Measurement Differences .. 3-5 3-36, Measurement Procedure .. 3-6 3-40. Influence of Q in Ls Auto Measurement 3-6 3-42. Special Measurements .. 3-6 3-43. 20 Hz to 20 kHz Measurements. . ... 3-6 3-46. Operation with External Generator. 3-7 3-48. Influence of Residual and Lead Impedances. 3-8 3-50. D and Q Measurements .. 3-8 3-54. C Measurements with DC Bias .. 3-8 3-57. L Measurements with DCBias .. 3-9 THEORY OF OPERATION .... 4 -1. Introduction .... .. 4-3. Description .. 4-4. General 4-6. Block Diagram 4-9. Basic Bridge for Resistance Measurements 4-11. Basic Circuits for Capacitance Measurements 4-13, Basic Circuits for Inductance Measurements. 4-15. Range and Function Switch AlOO .... 4-18. Power Supply and 1 kHz Oscillator A200 4-20, Power Supply ... 4-26. 1 kHz Oscillator. . .•. 4-28. Reference Voltage A300 .. •. 4-29. Introduction .... .. 4-31. Reference Phase Circuits 4-34. Variable Phase Circuits .. 4-37. Phase Comparator .. . 4 -40. Miller Integrator .. .• 4-42. Switch . .. . 4-1 4-1 4-1 4-1 4-1 4-1 4-1 4-1 4-1 4-3 4-3 4-3 4-3 4-3 4-3 4-4 4-4 4-4 . . 4-4
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Table of Contents List of Tables TABU IV OF CONTINTS . 4-4 . 4-4 . 4-4 4-4 4~4 . 4-5 . 4-5 . 4-5 . 4-5 . 4-6 . 4-6 5-1 5-1 5-1 5-1 5-1 5-1 5-5 5-5 5-5 5-5 5-5 5-5 5-5 5-8 5-12 5-12 5-12 5-12

Model 4260A

THEORY OF OPERATION (cont'd) 4-44. Detector Assembly A400 , , 4-45. Introduction. , 4-47. Error Signal Amplifier ..•.............. 4-50. One-Shot Multivibrator ................• 4-53. Phase Detector 4-57. Differential Ampl111erand Miller Integrator 4-59. Variable Resistance Circuit 4-62. Differential Ampl1iier and Lamp Driver 4-64. Chassis Assembly A500 4-66. Decimal Point and Direction Indicator Lamp A600

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MAINTENANCE , . 5-1. Introduction " . 5-3. Test Equipment , . 5-5. Instrument Cover Removal . 5-7. Assembly Identification , . 5-9. Performance Check , ,., . 5-11. Troubleshooting , . 5-14, Repair , , . 5-15. Cover and Front Panel Removal . 5-17. Printed Circuit Component Replacement . . . .. 5-19. CRL Counter and R3 Replacement ,. 5..;22. DQ Dial and R5 Replacement . 5-24. Adjustments . 5-29. Bridge Circuit Component Checks . 5-39. Operation Checks of Printed Circuit Assemblies . 5-41. Power Supply and 1 kHz Oscillator Assy A100 . 5-44. Reference Voltage Assembly ASOO .......•• 5-46. Detector Assembly A400 , . REPLACEABLE PARTS .............•........... 6-1. Introduction.......................... 6-2. Ordering Information ...............•.... MANUALCHANGESAND OPTIONS 7-1. Manual Changes 7-3. Options CmCUlT DIAGRAMS, 8-1. Introduction LIST O' , .. , TAILES ,

VI

6-1 .. 6-1 , . 6-1 . 7-1 . 7-1 . 7-1 . 8-1 . 8-1

VII

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Table 1-1. Speciiications 3-1. Correction Terms for Residual Lead Errors .. 4-1. Assembly Designations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1. Performance Check Test Equipment 5-2. Performance Checks 5-3, Test Equipment Required for Troubleshooting . 5-4. Trouble Symptoms and Possible Causes . . . . . 5-5. Decimal Point and Units Indication Logic .... 5-6. Test Equipment for Bridge Circuit Checks . . . 6-1. Reference Designation Index 6-2. Replaceable Parts 6-3. Manufacturer's Code List.

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Model 4260A
LIST O. ILLUSTRA.TIONS

List of Illustrations

Figure 1-1. Model 4260A and Accessory 2-1. 2-2.

3-1.

Page 1-0 ,,, 2-1 2-2

Adapter Frame Combining Case

3-2. 3-3. 3-4.

3-5. 3-6.

Front and Rear Panel Controls, Indicators and Connectors. 3-2 Capacitance and Inductance Errors in AUTO vs D & Q ' .. , 3-5 Operation with External Generator 3-7 DQ Range vs Frequency ,.,', 3-8 Dc Biased Capacitance Measurement .. , , , . 3-9 Dc Biased Inductance Measurement ... ",,"""'" 3-9 Basic Bridge Circuits. , .. , CRL Light Control, . , , , , , , , . , Capacitance and D Accuracy Check , , , , ' , Internal Oscillator Check ,',"",. Right and Left Side Internal Component Location, . , , , , , Error Signal Amplifier Phase and Gain Test Setup .. , , , , Test Setup for Adjustments , ,. Resistance Network for Checks .. , . , Top and Bottom Internal Component Location . . . . . . . . . Modular Cabinet Parts , 4-2 4-5 . 5-2 , , : . .
5-4 5-7

4-1.
4-2.

5-1.
5-2. 5-3.

5-4.
5-5. 5-7.

5-8

5-11

5-6, 6-1. 8-1. 8-2. 8-3. 8-4. 8-5. 8-6,

5-12' 5-13 6-2 8-2 8-3 8-5

Schematic Diagram Notes ,,, Overall Block Diagram ." ,.,', Range and Function Switch A100, Decimal Point and Direction Light A600, Component Location and Schematic Diagram ,',. Power Supply and 1 kHz Oscillator A200, Component Location a.nd Schematic Diagram Reference Voltage Assembly A300, Component Location and Schematic Diagram ,, Detector Assembly A400, Component Location and Schematic Diagram ,,

8-7 8-9 , 8-11

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Section I Figure 1-1

Model 4260A

POWER cOAO ....

Figure 1-1. 1-0

Model 4260A and Accessory

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Paragraphs

Section I 1-1 to 1-13

SECTION I GENERAL INfORMATION

I-I. DESCRIPTION. h. AUTO NULL: eliminates DQ manual control; direction for null is automatically indicated for Cp and Ls measurements.
1-6.

1-2. The YHP Model 4260A Universal Bridge (Figure 1-1) makes fast, easy measurements of resistance (R) , capacitance (C), inductance (L), capacitor dlsalpation factor (0), or inductance quality factor (Q). The instrument includes five bridge Circuits, selected by the FUNCTIONswitch, as well as the detector and 1 kHz oscillator necessary for dc and ac measurements, For measurements at frequencies other than 1 kHz, an external oscillator must be used. 1-3. Front panel controls select the measurement function and range, with R, L, and C values displayed with four-digit resolution on an in-line, digital counter. Q and D values are displayed on a dial with a red hairline indicating the measured value. The autobalance circuit and an easy-to-read meter reduce the time required for measuring low Q or high D components. Correct decimal point location is automatic and direction lights indicate which way the CRL control should be rotated for the measurement. 1-4. TERMINOLOGY.

INSTRUMENT

IDINTIFICATION.

1-7. Hewlett-Packard uses a two-section, eight-digit serial number (000-00000). The first three digits (serial prefix) identify a series of instruments; the last five digits identify a particular instrument in that series, If the serial prefix on the rear panel of your instrument does not agree with the serial prefix on the title page of this manual, there are differences between your instrument and the one described in this manual which are explained in the insert sheet supplied with the manual, If the insert sheet is mtsalng, the information can be supplied by your nearest Hewlett-Packard field office (addresses are listed at the back of this manual}. 1-8. APPLICATIONS.

1-5. The definitions of the following terms apply as they are used throughout this manual. a. RESIDUAL (inductance or capacitance): distributed inductance or capacitance always present at UNKNOWN terminals,
b. DISSIPATIONFACTOR (D): loss factor for capacitors (equal to reciprocal of Q).

1-9. The Model 4260A makes quick, easy measurements of R, L, C, D, or Q characteristics of passive electronic components. R, L, and C measurements are made with 3- or 4-digit resolution. With external null voltmeter, accurate measurements are possible for milliohms or megohms. The instrument is readily portable (accessory carrying handle, HP 11057A. can be easily attached without screws). 1-10. SPECI.ICATIONS.

c. QUALITY FACTOR (Q): figure of merit for inductors (equal to reciprocal of D). in series with resistor.
d. Cs: represents

1-11. Table 1-1 lists all technical specifications for the Model 4260A Universal Bridge. Figure 3-4 shows DQ range versus frequency characteristics.

equivalent circuit of capacitor

1-12.

AUXILIARY

EQUIPMENT

REQUIRED.

e. Cp: represents equivalent circuit of capacitor in parallel with resistor. f. Ls: represents series with resistor. equivalent circuit of inductor in

g. Lp: represents equivalent circuitof inductor in parallel with resistor.

1-13. External dc null millivoltmeter (such as the HP Model 413A)is recommended for accurate R measurements below 100 ohms and above 10 kilohms. External gener ator (such as HP Model 200 CD)with 2 volt output and 600 ohms output impedance is required for 20 Hz to 20 kHz measurements. External tuned null detector with 90 dB gain and input impedance greater than 10 kilohms or oscilloscope with 100 j.lV/cm sensitivity is recommended for the measurement with exte rnal generator,

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1-1

Section r Table I-I, Table

Model 4260A

1-1. Specifications AUTOMATIC NULL DIRECTION INDICATOR

CAPACITANCE

MEASUREMENT

CAPACITANCE Range: 1 pF to 1000 u F, in 7 ranges. Accuracy: ±(1% + 1 Digit), from 1 nF to 100 MF. ±(2% + 1 Digit), from 1 pF to 1000 j.I F, Residual capacitance ~ 2 pF. DISSIPATION FACTOR Range: LOW D - - - 0 (of series C): 0.001 to O. 12. HIGH D - - - D (of parallel C): 0.05 to 50. Accuracy: LOW 0 - - - D (of series C): ±(5% + 0,002) or ONE DIAL DIVISION, whichever is greater. HIGH D - - - 1/0 (of parallel C): ±(5% + 0.05) or ONE DIAL DIVISION of LOW Q dial, whichever is greater, (C greater than 100 pF.)

Direction of the CRL control rotation required for the bridge null is automatically indicated by the front panel indicator lights.

OSCILLATOR

AND

DETECTOR
1 kHz ±2%, 100 mV than 40 volts at

INTERNAL OSCILLATOR: rms ±20%.

INTERNAL DC SUPPLY: Less nominal AC line voltage,

INTERNAL DETECTOR: Tuned amplifier at 1 kHz; functions as a preamplifier for rneasurem ents with external generator, EXTERNAL OSCILLATOR: 20 Hz to 20 kHz measurements of capacitance, inductance, dissipation factor and quality factor are possible with external oscillator (range will be a function of applied frequency).

INDUCTANCE

MEASUREMENT
in 7 ranges. 1 mH to 100 H. 1 /-lH to 1000 H, ::; 1 /-lH.

INDUCTANCE Range: 1 /-lH to 1000 H, Accuracy: ±(1% + 1 Digit), from ±(2% + 1 Digit), from Residual inductance

GINERAL
POWER SUPPLY: 115 or 230 volts Hz, approx, 7 watts. DIM:ENSIONS: ±lo%, 50 or 60

QUALITY FACTOR Range: LOW Q - - - Q (of series L): 0.02 to 20. HIGH Q - - - Q (of parallel L): 8 to 1000. Accuracy: LOW Q - - - Q (of series L): ±W'C + 0.05) or ONE DIAL DIVISION, whichever is greater. HIGH Q - - - l/Q (of parallel L): ±(5% + 0.002) or ONE DIA L DIVISION of LOW D dial, whichever is greater. (L greater than 100 fJ-H,)

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RESISTANCE Range: 10 milliohms to 10 megohms, in 7 ranges, Accuracy: ±(1% + 1 Digit), from 10 ohms to 1 megohm, ±(2% + 1 Digit), from 10 miIliohms to 10 ohms and 1 megohm to 10 megohms. Residual resistance ~ 3 milliohrns. Resistance measurements at DC only.

WEIGHT: Net, l l Jbs, (5 kg). Shipping, 15 lbs, (6,8 kg), ACCESSORY SUPPLIED: NEMA plug, EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE: cable with

ELECTRONIC

AUTO

NULL

Eliminates need for DQ adjustments in parallel C and series L measurements at 1 kHz. Accuracy (when D ~ 1, Q .?: 1 and C L measurements are made in 3 and 4 figures) equals [normal operating condition ±O. 5%],

18 -pin printed circuit extender board 5060 -2041 15 -pin printed circuit extender board 5060 -0049 DC Null Voltmeter, HP Model 413A 20 Hz to 20 kHz Oscillator, HP Mode1200CD Oscilloscope, HP Model 140A

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Section II Paragraphs 2-1 to 2-10

SECTION

II

INSTALLATION
2~1. INTRODUCTION.
2-2. This section of the manual contains information for unpacking, inspection, repackaging, storage, and installation of the Model 4260A. 2-3. UNPACKING AND INSPECTION. able through your Hewlett-Packard Sales/Service office. These two methods for rack mounting are outlined in the following paragraphs: 2-9. COMBINlliG CASE. The combining case (HP 1052A) shown in Figure 2-2 is a modular unit which accepts sub-module units such as the 1/2 module, Model 4260A. The combining case can be used as a bench instrument or it can be rack mounted. A rack mounting kit (HP No. 5060-0776) is supplied with the instrument. When only half the case is used, a blank filler panel (HP No. 5060-0794) is available to enclose the unused half. 2-10. ADAPTER FRAME. The adapter frame (HP No. 5060-0797) in Figure 2-1 is a rack frame that accepts any combination of sub-module units; it can only be rack mounted. Install instruments in the adapter frame as follows: a. Place adapter frame on edge of bench and stack sub-module units (steps 1 and 2) in frame. Place spacer clamp between units (step 3). b. Insert two end spacer clamps (step 4) and push units into frame. c. Insert screws on either side of frame (step 5) and tighten until units are tight in frame. d. The complete assembly is now ready for rack mounting.

2-4. If the shipping carton is damaged, ask that the carrier's agent be present whenthe instrument is unpacked. Inspect the instrument for damage (scratches, dents, broken knobs, etc.) If the instrument is damaged or fails to meet specifications (Performance Check, Paragraph 5-9), notify the carrier and the nearest Hewlett-Packard field office (see list at back of this manual). Retain the shipping carton and the padding material for the carrier's inspection. The field office will arrange for the repair or replacement of your instrument without waiting for the claim against the carrier to be settled. 2-5. STORAGE AND SHIPMENT. 2~6. PACKAGING. To protect valuable electronic equipment during storage or shipment always use the best packaging methods available. Your HewlettPackard field office can provide packing material such as that used for original factory packaging. Contract packaging companies in many cities can provide dependable custom packaging on short notice. Here are two recommended packaging methods: a. RUBBERIZED HAIR. Cover painted surfaces of instrument with protective wrapping paper. Pack instrument securely in strong corrugated container (350 lb/sq in. bursting test) with 2-inch rubberized hair pads placed along all surfaces of the instrument. Insert mlers between pads and container to ensure a snug fit. Mark the box "Delicate Instrument" and seal with strong tape or metal bands.
b. EXCELSIOR. Cover painted surfaces of instrument with protective wrapping paper. Pack instrument in strong corrugated container (350 lb/sq in. bursting test) with a layer of excelsior about 6 inches thick packed firmly against all surfaces of the instrument. Mark the box "Delicate Instrument" and seal with strong tape or metal bands.

2-7. ENVmONMENT. Temperature during storage and shipment should be limited as follows: a. Minimum temperature b. Maximum temperature 2-8. _40°C (-40°F). +75cC (+167 F).
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The Model 4260A is equipped with plastic feet

When the instrument is to be rack mounted, 2- 9) or adapter frame (Paragraph 2~10)is required. These items are avail-

SPACER CLAMP RETAINING SCREWS

Figure 2-1.

Adapter Frame 2-1

Section II Figure 2-2

Model 4260A

DIVIDER

ASSEMBLV

STEP

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SLIDE TOP PART TO LIMIT SToEP

SLIDE BOTTOM PART TO LIMIT

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SET RETAINER BACK INTO PLACE

SLI DE OVER TO LIMIT

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Paragraphs

2 -11 to 2-14

Section II

2-13. 3-CONDUCTOR POWER CAlLE. 2-14. The Model 4260A is equipped with detachable 3-wire power cable. Proceed as follows for installation: a. Connect flat plug (3-cOnductor female connector) to AC line jack at rear of instrument.
b. Connect plug (2-blade male with round grounding pin) to 3-wire (grounded) power outlet, Exposed portions of instrument are grounded through the round pin on the plug for saiety; when only the 2-blade outlet is available, use connector adapter (HP Stock No, 1251004S), then connect short wire from side of adapter to ground,

CAUTION Do not change the 115/230 switch setting during operation,

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Section III 3-1 to 3-12

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3-1.

INTRODUCTION.

3-5.

USE OF THE DQ VERNIER.

3-2. This section outlines operation of the Universal Bridge. An operating procedure is given for each measurement function. All front and rear controls, connectors, and indicators are briefly explained in Figure 3-1.

3-3.

TURN-ON

PROCEDURE.

3-4. Before applying power to the instrument, controls as follows:

set

3- 6. The DQ VERNIER control provides fine electrical adjusting during Dol' Q measurements. The OQ dial setting does not change as the OQ VERNIER is changed. For any setting of the DQ VERNIER, DQ dial accuracy is maintained as outlined in Specifications. The OQ vernier is useful for large 0 or small Q measurements. Using the DQ vernier for a bridge null prevents false nulls caused by lack of resolution with the DQ control. DQ VERNIER ranges are:

a. Set FUNCTION control for type of measurement to be made and RANGE switch near mid-range.
b. Set SENSITIVITYcontrol near full counterclockwise to reduce meter sensitivity. 3-7. 3-8.

o (CAL) to 0.016
o

o (CAL) to 0.001 in LOW D range o (CAL) to 0.016 (of 1/0) in IDGH D range
in LOW Q range (CAL) to 0.001 (of l/Q) in IDGH Q range
MEASUREMENTS.

DC RESISTANCE

c. Set CRL control to 1030. d. Set red VERNIER DQ knob full counterclockwise to CAL. e. Set rear-panel 115/230 volt switch to expose numbers which correspond to the line voltage used. f. Set rear-panel OSCILLATOR switchto INT 1 KC. Three rear shorting straps should be in place (see Paragraph 3-42 for spec ial measurements). g. If meter pointer is not mechanically centered, center as follows: (1) Turn instrument off. Wait 30 seconds for all capacitors to discharge. (2) Remove two screws which hold top cover to rear panel and slide cover toward rear. (3) Locate the black zero adjust screw at top center of meter. Rotate screw clockwise until meter pointer is to left of zero and begin moving right toward zero. (4) Continue to rotate screw clockwise; stop when pointer is on zero. If the pointer overshoots zero, repeat steps (3) and (4). (5) When pointer is exactly on zero, rotate screw approximately 15 de g r e e s counterclockwise. This is enough to free the adjustment screw from the meter suspension. If pointer moves during the step, repeat steps (4) and (5). h. Applypower to instrument by connecting ac power cord and setting LINE switch to ON. One of the decimal point lights in the CRL counter w lll Light to indicate power is applied to the instrument. Allow 30 seconds for the instrument to stabilize. The 4260A is now ready to use. The following paragraphs outline procedures for standard R, L, and C measurements. 02337-2

POWER CONSIDERATIONS.

3-9. Power applied to the unknown resistor will vary depending upon the unknown value, the RANGE switch position, and the CRL control setting. Maximum open circuit voltage across the UNKNOWNterminals is 40 Vdc. Short-circuit current through the UNKNOWN terminals is 25 milliamperes m a x i mum. Voltage across the unknown resistor can be measured with a high input impedance Voltmeter such as the HP 4l0C, 412A, or 413A (see Paragraph 3-15). Current through the unknown resistor can be measured with a clip-on milliammeter such as the HP 42B8 (see Paragraph 3-15). 3-10. MEASUREMENTS.

3-11. Resistance values between 100 ohms and 10 kilohm s can be measured quickly with 1% ac curacy by using only front-panel controls. For measurements of values between 10 milliohms and 100 ohms or between 10 kilohms and 10 megohms, an external null meter such as the HP 413A is desirable [or better sensitivity during the measurements. These two types of measurements are outlined as separate procedures in the following paragraphs. 3-12. 100 OHMto 10 K OHM MEASUREMENTS.

a. Perform the turn-on procedure outlined in Paragraph 3-3. b. Set FUNCTION switch to R position. c. Connect the resistor KNOWNterminals. to be measured to the UN-

d. Set RANGEswitchfor meter indication near center and increase meter sensitivity by rotating SENSITNITY control clockwise. If meter indication is right of center, turn CRL control ccw. If left, turn CRL control e», Adjust CRL control for meter center indication while increasing SENSITIVITYcontrol to maximum sensitivity (full cw). 3-1

Section III Figure 3-1

Model

4260A

3 4 8 7

FRONT

PANEL

11. DQ Dial: indicates Dissipation Factor (D) or

Factor (Q). scales are:

Quality

1. LINE Switch: applies ac line voltage to instrument.

2. SENSITIVITY: controls meter sensitivity; cwfor max. 3. RANGE switch: selects measurement range.
Mechanically controls equivalent cI reui t and units displayed in window below meter and also pointer for DQ dial.

Mechanically rotated by DQ control. Dial LOW D: .001 to .12; HIGH D, .05 to 50, LOW Q: 02 to 20; HIGH Q: 8 to 1000. REAR PANEL

1. AC LINE Connector:
cable.

connects to flat plug on power permits operation from either

4. FUNCTION switch:

selects type of measurement. Mechanically controls units value displayed in window below meter, Changes decimal point placement in numerical display.

2. LINE Voltage 3. LINE fuse:

SWitch:

115 Vac or 230 vsc.

0,1 ampere provides overload protection.

5. Null Meter: indicates null at center scale. For R measurements, meter deflects either left or right. For C or L measurements, meter deflects right only until nulled.

4. OSCILLATORmT-EXT switch: selects internaloscillator or external oscillator and controls error signal amplifier frequency response. For INT setting, error signal amplifier Is tuned to 1kHz; for EXT, amplifier response is flat between 20 Hz and 20 kHz.

6. UNKNOWN terminals:

connect component tobe measured between these two binding posts, Connect directly or use very short leads.

5.

7. CRL control: adjusts bridge balance for meter null during measurements. Mechanically connected to numerical counter which indicates R, L, or C measured value, Direction lights just above control indicate rotation direction for null on meter (for Cp AUTO or Ls AUTO functions only). 8. Decimal Point Lights: one of three lights (selected by FUNCTIONand RANGEswitch positions) indicates correct decimal point. Light on indicates ac line voltage Is applied to the Instrument.

External Osctllator Terminals: cillator to these terminals.

connect external os-

S. DETECTOR Output Terminals:

error signal amplifier output supplied to external tuned amplifier or oscilloscope. sistor for special low frequency D (CS function) or Q (Lp function) measurements. Terminals normally connected together with shorting strap.

1. DQ RESISTOR Cs Lp Terminals: connect variable re-

8, DQ RESISTOR Cp La I BIAS CAPACITOR Terminals:

Connect variable resistor for special low frequency D (Cp function) or Q (La function) measurements. For C or L measurements with de bias, connect a capacitor. Terminals normally connected together with shorting strap. ~BIAS BATTERY Terminals: connect battery (6 Vdc max) for C or L measurements with de bias. Terminals normally shorted together with shorting strap,

9. Numerical Counter:

displays value of R, L, or C. Mechanically driven by CRL control. Range Is from 0000 to 1030.

10. DQ Control: outer black knob rotates DQ dial for D or Q measurements. Red center knob is a vernier; does not rotate dial. DQ scale is calibrated with vernier full counterclockwise.

Figure 3-1.
3-2

Front and Rear Panel Controls, Indicators and Connectors

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Paragraphs Read measured resistance value on CRL counter. decimal point location and units displayed .'iIr:IJ:ldow below meter. ) Note For maximum resolution, final CRL counter display should be greater than 0100. 3-13. MILLIOHMSANDMEGOHMSMEASUREMENTS. For measurements between 10 milliohms and 1000hms f. 'or between 10 kilohms and 10 megohms, a sensitive ; de null voltmeter such as the HP 413A should be used. f' Refer to Paragraph 3-15 for voltage and current meas" urements for the unknown R. Connect the null volt'meter and make resistance measure ments as follow s:

Section III 3-13 to 3-20

e. Rotate the RANGE switch until the meter pointer passes the null. If meter deflection is right, perform step f. If meter deflection is left, turn RANGE switch one step e«. Adjust SENSITIVITY control for right deflection.
f. Turn CRL control ccw to obtain a null on the meter; set SENSITIVITY control full cw, adjust for the null with CRL control.

g. Read the final resistance with the units display.

on CRL counter along

a. Remove the shorting strap onthe voltmeter rear .panel ground terminals to avoid ground loops.
b. Perform the turn- on procedure outlined in Paragraph 3-3. c. Connect the voltmeter input ground or low termtnal to the rear-panel detector ground terminal on the Universal Bridge. Connect UNKNOWNLOW terminal to the other Voltmeter input terminal. d. Set FUNCTION switch to R. e. Connect the resistor .KNOWN terminals, (' to be measured to the UN-

3-15. VOLTAGE ANDCURRENT FOR UNKNOWNR. When voltage and current values for the unknown are to be measured, a dc voltmeter such as the HP 413A should be used with a current meter such as the HP 428B clip-on milliammeter. Make voltage and current measurements as follows: a. Make the resistance measurements as outlined in Paragraph 3-12 or 3-13 and leave the Model 4260A set up for the null. b. Remove the shorting strap on the voltmeter rear panel ground terminals to avoid ground loops. c. Connect the voltmeter input ground or low terminal to the rear-panel detector ground terminal on the Universal Bridge. Connect the UNKNOWNhigh terminal to the other voltmeter input terminal. d. Read voltage across the unknown R on the voltmeter. e, For current through the unknown R, Clip the milliammeter probe to one of the unknown leads and read unknown current. 3-16. 3-17. CAPACITANCE MEASUREMENTS.

f. Set RANGE switch for meter indication near the center and increase meter sensitivity by rotating SENSITNITY control clockwise. If meter indication 18 right of center, turn CRL control ccw. Ii left, turn CRL control cw. Adjust CRL control for meter center indication while increasing SENSITNITY control to maximum sensitivity (full cw). g. Read measured resistance value on CRL counter. (Observe decimal point location and units displayed in wi.ndowbelow meter.) CAUTION FOR LOW RESISTANCE MEASUREMENTS For best connection to the bridge, leads should be inserted into the binding posts, and the binding posts should be screwed tightly to reduce contact reSistance. Short heavy leads can be used. Lead resistance should be measured with the free ends connected together. Subtract the lead resistance from the bridge reading. 3-14. The fastest procedure for R measurements as follows: a. Set FUNCTION switch to R position. b. Connect the resistor to the UNKNOWNterminals. c. Turn CRL control cw to 1030. d. Increase SENSITIVITY for deflection (right or left) on the null meter, 02337~1 is

INTRODUCTION.

3-18. Capacitance measurements are normally made at a frequency of 1 kHz from the internal oscillator. For C measurements at frequencies between 20 Hz and 20 kHz, an external oscillator can be connected, as outlined in Paragraph 3-42, Special Measurements. Direction lights indicate the correct rotation direction for Cp AUTO measurements. The measured C value is displayed on the CRL counter with correct decimal point location, units and equivalent circuit also displa.yed. Dtsaipation factor (D) can be measured after the bridge is balanced for the capacitance measurement, The measured D value is displayed on the DQ dial. 3-19. RESIDUAL CAPACITANCE.

3-20. The residual capacitance of the UNKNOWN terminals can be measured with nothing connected to these terminals. Its value is typically 2 pf or less. When small capacitance measurements are made, this residual capacitance should be subtracted from the measured value. If external leads are used to connect the unknown, the residual capacitance measurement should include the lead capacitance. Errors caused by residual and lead capacitance s are listed in Table 3-1. 3-3

Section III Paragraphs 3 -21 to 3 -23 Table 3-1. Correction Terms for Residual Lead Errors (Add to Measured Value as Indicated) Measured Quantity C Series Resistance
R
0

Model 4260A

Series Inductance L
0

Parallel

Capacitance Co

s
-2"fRo -t-4dR

No error C x C' D ox x ox (1+01)

x

_4,?(a L

ClI.
0

-C

(1 _ 02)

D of Cs

-4 n 'f2 LCD X x 0
-4
tr 2(1

+ D (1 + D2) C Ie x x 0 x -C
X

Cp

L C2 (1 _ 02) 0 x x o
C0
K X

0
X

n of Cp
R Ls
Q of Ls

-2rrfRC -R
0

-4rr'f'L

(1 + 02.)

+0

Co IC x No error

No error No error
-L
0
-411 2

f'C

ax
ox
0

(1 -

W) x

Q2
x

RQ 2rrf L
R

_!9
x
0

x 1

+4n'f~
-4"' f'c

L2 (Q

+ ~)

Lp

rrf Q
R
0

x (1 + Q;)

- L (1L

~)

Q of Lp

a-r

Lx

0 - L (Qx+ x

cl)

+4 2f'C
tr

LQ
X

where

Cx Dx Lx Qx

is frequency is unknown capacitance is unknown D is unknown inductance is unknown Q

3-21.

Cs ANO Cp MEASUREMENT DIFFERENCES.

3-22. The measured value of capacitance depends on whether a series or parallel equivalent circuit is used for the measurement. The relationship between a series capacitance (Cs) circuit and a parallel capacitance (Cp) circuit is as follows: Cs = (1 + D') Cp, where D is the measured 0 value. The difference between Cs and Cp is large when D is greater than 0.1 but Cs is within 1% of Cp if D is 0.1 or less.

f, If the right direction indicator is lit, rotate CRL control clockwise. If the left direction indicator is lit rotate CRL control counterclockwise. Rotate SE'NSITWITY control clockwise to give near full scale meter deflection.

g. If the CRL control is fully cw and the right direction indicator remains lit, turn RANGE switch ccw until left direction indicator lights. Adjust CRL control for meter null and rotate SENSITIVITY control cw as null is approached. h. When null (bridge balance) is achieved below set RANGE switch to the next position cw and rotate CRL control for null indication. (This is possible for all measurements above 100 pf.) Capacitance is indicated on the CRL counter,
0100 on the CRL indicator, i. To measure D for the unknown capacitor, FUNCTION switch to Cp HIGH D position.

3-23.

MEASUREMENT PROCEDURE. the turn-on procedure outlined in Para-

a. Perform graph 3-3.

b. Che ck to insure that the 3 DQ RE SISTOR and BIAS terminal pairs on the rear panel are shorted with their respective shorting straps. c. Rotate the SENSITWITY control full ccw. d. Set FUNCTION switch to Cp AUTO position. e. Connect the capacitor KNOWN terminals. 3-4 to be measured to the UN-

set

j. Adjust DQ control for minimum meter indication. (The CRL control can be adjusted slightly for best null. ) HIGH 0 position, set FUNCTION switch to Cs LOW D.

k. When a null indication

is impossible

in the Cp 02337-2

J 4ZtiUA
, ,

Paragraphs

Section III 3-24 to 3-35

the unknown capacitor is read from the D scale [:;1Rdicated the red pointer in the DQ window. by
e-: ' ,',

at DQ control for minimum meter indicat'ion. The

ment is reduced due to the reactance of the variable resistance circuit of the AUTO null. Typical data is shown in Figure 3-2.

as follows:

3..24. The fastest procedure for C measurements

is

a. Set FUNCTIONswitch to Cp AUTO position.

b. Connect capacitor to unknown terminals. c. Turn the CRL control cw to 1030.
. the indicator lights is obtained. (Left indicator lights instead of right one and vice versa.) If you cannot obtain a crossover, see step e note.

d. Rotate RANGE switch until a crossover point of

e. If left indicator lights, adjust SENSITIVITY control for a right deflection of the null meter pointer. I the right indicator lights, turn RANGE switch one step' ccw and adjust SENSITIVITYcontrol for a right deflection of the mill meter pomter , Note: if the right indicator stays lit regardless of the RANGE switch position, the unknown value of the capacitor must be beyond the highest range of the bridge ( > 1000 /l O. If the left indicator stays lit regardless of the RANGE switch position, the unknown value of the capacitor must be below 1000 pF.
of

,05 20

.10 10

,20 5.0

,50 2.0 D2

10

20

50

0.1

.05

.02

f. Rotate the CRL control ccw until a crossover , the indicator lights is obtained. ,

Figure 3-2. Capacitance and Inductance Errors in AUTO vs D & Q 3-29. INDUCTANCE 3-30. MEA.SUREMENTS.

g. Set SENSITIVrry full cw and adjust for null with " CRL control. h. Read final capacitor value on the CRL counter and units display. 3-25. VOLTAGEACROSSUNKNOWNC. 3-26. When voltage across the unknown C is to be measured, a vacuum tube voltmeter such as an HP (OOD) 400H, or 400L should be used. The procedure 1s as follows:
In Paragraph 3-23, and leave the instrument null,

INTRODUCTION.

a. Make the capacitance measurement as outlined

set up at

3-31. Inductance measurements are normally made at frequency of 1 kHz from the internal oscillator. For L measurements at frequencies between 20 Hz and 20 kHz, an external oscillator can be connected, as outlined in Paragraph 3-42, Special Measurements. Direction lights indicate the correct rotation direction for Ls AUTO measurements. The measured L value is displayed on the CRL counter with correct decimal point location, units, and equivalent circuit also displayed. Quality factor (Q) can be measured after the bridge is balanced for the inductance measurement. The measured Q value is displayed on the DQ dial. 3-32. RESIDUAL INDUCTANCE.

b.Isolate the Voltmeter from power line ground by using a two-prong power cord adapter and leaving the adapte~ pigtail lead disconnected from ground. c. Connect the Voltmeter input ground terminal to the 4260A rear panel detector ground terminal, d. Connect the other voltmeter input terminal to the 4260A UNKNOWN terminal (not the LOW terminal). Read the voltage across the unknownC onthe voltmeter. 3-27.

can be measured with heavy short wire connected to these terminals. Its value is typically 1 /.I. h or less. When small inductance measurements are made, this residual inductance should be subtracted from the measured value. If external leads are used to connect the unknown, the residual inductance measurement should include the lead inductance. Errors caused by residual and lead inductances are listed in Table 3-1. 3-34. Ls AND Lp MEASUREMENTDIFFERENCES.

3-33. Residual inductance of the UNKNOWN terminals

MEASUREMENT.

INFLUENCE OF DIN Cp AUTO

S~28. The accuracy that is specified for Cp AUTO measurement is obtained when D is less than 1. When D is greater than 1, accuracy of Cp AUTO measure02337-1

3-35. The measured value of inductance depends on whether a series or parallel equivalent circuit is used for the measurement. The relationship between a serie s inductance (Ls) circuit and a parallel inductance (Lp) circuit is as follows:

3-5

Section III Paragraphs

3-36 to 3 -45 La"

1 1+ 1 Lp,

Model 4260A e. If the left indicator lights, adjust SENSITIVITY control for right deflection of the null meter pointer. If the right indicator lights, turn RANGE switch one step cw and adjust SENSITIVITYcontrol for right deflection of the null meter pointer. Note: if the right indicator stays lit regardless of the RANGE position, the unknown value of the inductor must be beyond the highest range of the bridge (> 1000 H). If the left indicator stays lit regardless of the RANGE poeition, the unknown value of the inductor must be below 1000 microhenries.
f. Rotate CRL control ccw until a crossover indicator lights is obtained.

Q2 where Q is the measured Q value. The difference between Ls and Lp is large when Q is smaller than 10, but Ls is within 1%of Lp if Q is 10 or greater. 3-36. MEASUREMENTPROCEDURE.

a. Perform the turn-on procedure outlined in Paragraph 3-3. b. Check to insure that the 3 DQ RESISTOR and BIAS terminal pairs on the rear panel are shorted with their respective shorting straps. c. Rotate the SENSITIVITY control full ccw. d. Set FUNCTION switch to Ls AUTOposition. e. Connect the inductor to be measured to the UNKNOWNterminals. 1. H the right direction indicator is lit, rotate CRL control clockwise. If the left direction indicator Is lit, rotate CRL control counterclockwise. Rotate SENSITIVITYcontrol clockw Ise to give near full scale meter deflection.
g. If the CRL control is fully cw and the right direction indicator remains lit, turn RANGE switch cw until left direction indicator lights. Adjust CRL control for meter null and rotate SENSITIVITY control cw as null is approached.

of the

g. Set SENSITIVITYfull cw and adjust for null with the CRL control. h. Read final inductor value on the CRL counter and units display. 3-38, VOLTAGE ACROSSUNKNOWNL.

3-39. When voltage across the unknown L is to be measured, a vacuum tube voltmeter such as an HP 400D, 400H, or 4.00L should be used along with a capacitive voltage divider (HP 11041A). The procedure is as follows: a. Make the inductance measurement as outlined in Paragraph 3-36, and leave the instrument set up at null. b. Isolate the Voltmeter from power line ground by using a two-prong power cord adapter and leaving the adapter pigtail lead disconnected from ground. c. Connect the Voltmeter divider ground lead to the 4260A rear panel detector ground terminal. d. Connect the Voltmeter divider probe to the UNKNOWNterminal (not the LOW terminal). Read the voltage across the unknown L on the Voltmeter. 3-40. INFLUENCE OF Q IN Ls AUTO MEASUREMENT.

h. When null (bridge balance) is achieved below 0100 on the CRL counter, set RANGE switch to next position ccw and rotate CRL control for null indication. (This is possible for all measurements above 100 Jl H.) Inductance value is indicated on the CRL counter.
i. To measure Q for the unknown inductor, set the FUNCTION switch to Ls LOW Q position.

Adjust DQ control for minimum meter indication. (The CRL control can be adjusted slightly for best null.)
j.

k, When a null indication is impossible in the Ls LOWQ position, set FUNCTION switch to Lp HIGH Q. Adjust DQ control for minimum meter indication. The Q of the unknown indicator is read from the Q scale indicated by the red painter in the DQ window. 3-37. The fastest procedure for L measurements as follows: a, Set FUNCTION switch to Ls AUTO position. b. Connect inductor to unknown terminals. c, Turn CRL control cw to 1030. d. Rotate RANGE switch until a crossover point of the indicator lights is obtained. (Left indicator Ughts instead of right one and vice versa.) If you cannot obtain a crossover, see step e note. 3-6 is

3-41. The accuracy specified for Ls AUTO measurement is obtained when Q is more than 1. When Q is smaller than 1, accuracy of the Ls AUTO measurement is reduced due to the reactance of the variable resistance circuit of the AUTO NULL. Typical data is shown in Figure 3-2. 3-42. 3-43. SPECIAL MEASUREMENTS. 20 Hz TO 20 kHz MEASUREMENTS,

3-44. Since the 4260A internaloscillatorfrequency is fixed at 1 kHz, an external generator must be connected for measurements at frequencies between 20 Hz and 20 kHz. For such measurements, an audio oscillator with 600 ohms output impedance (Hp Z08A, 204B, or 200CD) and a voltmeter (HP 403B or 400D, 400H, 400L) are recommended. 3-45. If the presence of a non-linear unknowncauses appreciable distortion in the 4260A detector, the best null indication may not give the correct value for the 02337-1

M'114260A
or static n from the ac line or other source affects the n, a satisfactory null indication will be difficult. case s, a tuned null detector or selective ampith 90 dB gain and input impedance above 10K 1s recommended. Note The electronic auto null circuit and direction indicator lights do not operate for measurementlt with an external oscillator.
ed unknown. Also, if electromagnetic

Paragraphs Note

3-46 to 3-47

Section III

'tJuna

Bridge null can be obtained using a tuned null detector with less than 90 dB gain connected to the DETECTOR terminals. (The DETECTOR terminals are connected to the output of the internal pre-amplifier.) For most accurate and sensitive measurements, the method shown in Figure 3-3 is recommended. d. Set the 4260A TNT-EXT OSCILLATOR switch to EXT.
e. Set the FUNCTION switch to Cs LOW Dar Cp HIGH D for capacitance measurements, or to Ls LOW Q or Lp HIGH Q for inductance measurements.

-3-46. OPERATION WITH EXTERNAL GENERATOR.

CAUTION
00 NOT APPLY MORE THAN 2 VOLTS RMS

AT THE EXT. OSCILLATOR TERMINALS.

1..47. For impedance measurements at frequencies other than 1 kHz (between 20 Hz and 20 kHz), con~ct the external oscillator and associated equipment as shown in Figure 3-3 and proceed. a. Check to insure that the DQ RESISTOR Cs Lp IlDdCp Ls terminals and BIAS terminals on the instrument rear panel are shorted by their shorting straps.

f. Connect the unknown component to the UNKNOWN terminals. g. Adjust the SENSITNITY cont.rol for n~a~ full scale deflection and set RANGE switch for mmimum on meter. h. Adjust CRL and DQ controls for minimum meter indication. SENSITNITY control can be adjusted cw as bridge balance is approached.
i. Read capacitance or inductance of the unknown on the CRL counter. Correct decimal point, units, and equivalent circuit are also displayed. The D or Q of the unknown is computed as follows:

mum and connect to EXT. OSCILLATOR terminals

(tee Figure 3-3).
,

b.

Set external oscillator

output voltage to mini-

C. For the most accurate and sensitive measure;lIients a tuned null detector such as the HP 302A is HcoU:mended. However, an oscilloscope with 100 Jirlcrovolt/cm such as the HP BOA with 1400A plugin can be used. Connect the 4260A UNKNOWN LOW terminal totbe null detector high input terminal. Connect the detector low or ground terminal to the 4260A rear-panel detector ground terminal.

C): Df '" Dr(f) where Dr is 1kHz the D value at applied frequency f (kHz) J Dr is the D reading on the D scale. For LOW D (D of series For HIGH D (D of parallel
C):

Df '" Dr ( ~f-)

1 kHz

HP200CO OSCI LLATOR

~o~u~r~

"*

EXT OSC

~~~

HP4260A REAR PANEL

DET

GRO

IN
HP302A TUNED NULL DETECTOR

HP4260A FRONT PANEL

LOW

00

NOT GROUND CABINET

Figure 3-3.

Operation with External

Generator

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3-7

Section m Paragraphs

Model 4260A 3-48 to 3-55 a. For Cs LOW D or Lp HIGH Q measurements remove the shorting strap from the rear-panel DQ RESISTOR Cs Lp terminals. b. The external follows: range: resistor should be selected as

For LOW Q (Q of series L): Qf ~ Qr 1 ~Hz where Qf is the Q value at applied frequency f (kHz) and Qr is the Q reading on the Q scale. For HIGHQ (Q of parallel 3-48.
L): Qf"

Qr

1 kHz f

INFLUENCE OF RESIDUAL AND LEAD IMPEDANCES.

1) maximu m curre nt: 6 milliampere s , re sistance

a to

300K ohms.

3-49. At frequencies above 1 kHz, errors resulting from residual bridge impedances and lead impedances become significant. Table 3-1 lists the correction terms for these errors. 3-50.
0 AND Q MEASUREMENTS,

2) use a metal film or carbon film resistor,

Note The resistance of the external resistor used can be measured with the 4260A after the D or Q measurement is completed, c. Connect the external resistor tothe DQ resistor terminals from which the shorting strap was removed in step a,
d. With the external DQ resistor and oscillator connected, balance the bridge with the RANGE switch, CRL, and DQ controls. Read the value of the unknown from the CRL counter and decimal point units, and equivalent circuit as displayed. '

3-51. GENERAL, Measured D or Q values are a function of the frequency applied during measurement, Figure 3-4 illustrates the possible values of D or Q for minimum error at var-Ious frequencies. D or Q values which fall in the overlap area of Figure 3-4 can be measured with the FUNCTION switch set for any D 01: Q measurement except AUTO. However, below 650 Hz there is a group of D or Q values (shaded area of Figure 3-4) which can be measured by adding an external DQ resistor, This DQ resistor addition is outlined in the following paragraph.
3-52. EXTENDING THE D AND Q RANGES. An external resistor added at the instrument rear-panelDQ RESISTOR terminals will extend the D and Q ranges. To avoid error, Cp HIGH D and Ls LOW Q should not be extended below a value of 0.1 at the frequency of measurement, The DQ resistor should be added as follows:
.010 100

3-53. The D or Q or the unknown is given as follows: for LOW D (0 of Cal, Of'" (1.256R+ Dr) f where Dr is the D value at applied frequency f (kHz)' Dr is the D reading on the D scale; and R is the exte~nal resistor value in K ohms. For HIGH D (D of Cp),
1 (1. 256 R + ~ r )f

For LOW Q (Q of Ls), ~ ~ (1. 256 R + Qr) fi where Qf is the Q value at applied frequency i (kHz); Qr is the Q reading on the Q scale; and R is the external resistor value in K ohms. For HIGH Q (Q of Lp),
1

.100 ,200 .500 1.0

10,0 5,0 2.0 1.0

Qf

='

(1. 256R +

)f

3-54,

C MEASUREMENTS WITH DC BIAS.

10,0

0.10

100

.010

3-55. GENERAL. A de bias voltage (6vdc maximum) can be applied to capacitors such as electrolytic types during the C measurement. Figure 3-5 schematically illustrates the de bias application. Operating procedure for dc-biased measurements is described below and pictorially shown in Figure 3-5. The following equipment will be required: 1. 6 Vdc battery or dry cell.

1000 Q

,001 D~~~~~~~~~ 20 50
10Hz

100Hz

200 500

1kHz

__ ~_L~ 2 5

10kHz

20

__ ~~

50

2. electrolytic eapacftor (aluminum or tantalum) designated Cy} 6 Vdcw, more than 100 Il Fat 1 kHz or more than (100 kHz/f) I.J. F. 3. dc voltmeter, VTVM not required. 4. electrolytiC capacitor (aluminum or tantalum) designated (CL) 6 Vdcw, more than (20~ ) J.lF for less than 1% error measurements. Dx is the D value of the unknown. 02337-2 _ ... u -

100kHz

FREQUENCY*EXTERNAL DO RESISTOR REOUIRED

Figure 3-4. 3-8

DQ Range vs Frequency

Paragraphs
the FUNCTION switch set to Cp HIGH 0, the caltance of CL required depends upon the unknown D desired accuracy. The error introduced by CL is:

Section m 3-56 to 3·59

measured C " Cx ( 1 ~x measured D " Dx ( 1

+

Ct

02)

and
, C or 0

measurement. Figure 3-6 schematically illustrates the de bias application. Operating procedure for debiased measurements is described below and pictorially shown in Figure 3-6. The following equipment will be required:
1. 6 Vdc battery

Ct
C
L

or dry cell.

O~)

2.

where Ct "0.2 !J.F and Cx or Dx is the correct value of the unknown.

:.3-56.

electrolytic capacitor {designated Cy}, aluminum or tantalum, 6 Vdcw, more than 100 I-lF at 1 kHz or more than (100 kHz/f) !iF. dc milliammeter, VTVM not recommended, clip-on milliammeter HP 42BB. or

3. 4.

PROCEDURE.

a. Connect the measurement setup as shown in Fig',ure 3-5. Alllnstrument cabinets except 4260A must be isolated from power line ground.
b. Connect the unknown C to the UNKNOWN ter mr-

electrolytic capacitor (designated CLl, aluminum or tantalum, 6 vdcw, more than (20/Q~ ) J-lF for less than 1% error measurements. Qx is the Q of the unknown L.

'nais. CAUTION The LOW UNKNOWNterminal is at de positive potential. DO NOT APPLY A DC BIAS VOLTAGE GREATER THAN 6 VDC OR A DC B~S CURRENT GREATER THAN 10 MILLIAMP ERES. c. Set FUNCTION switch to Cp AUTO position for ~",m.easurements with the internal 1 kHz generator. Ad~,Ju.st RANGE switch and CRL control for bridge balkanee (meter null). Read the measured C value on the ~;,CRL counter. 3·57. 3-58, L MEASUREMENTS WITH DC BIAS.

With the FUNCTION switch set to Lp HIGH Q, the capacitance of C L depends upon the unknown Q and desired accuracy. The error introduced by CL is:

measured the correct

Q " Q (1x

is

Lor Q value of the unknown.

3-59.

PROCEDURE.

GENERAL. A de bias voltage (6 Vde maximum) can be applied to an unknown inductor during the L

a. Connect the measurement setup as shown in Figure 3-6. Ground only the 4260A cabinet to power line ground.

DETECTOR

Ct

Rc

DETECTOR

No-----1~_Ja~~

t.__j
o

C' N~~M

~
NOTE.' (REAR PANEL] JG BIAS BATTERY J7 BIAS CA~ACITQR C~l' Je DQ RES'STOR C.L ~ NOTE,' (REAOl ~~NEL] J6 B'AS BATTERY J7 BIAS CAPACITOR CpU J8 DO RESISTOR C'L~

Figure 3-5.

Dc Biased Capacitance Measurement

Figure 3-6.

Dc Biased Inductance Measurement

3-9

Section III Paragraphs

Model 4260A 3 -60 to 3 -61 the Unknown L to the CAUTION UN K NOW N a. Remove shorting strap across (CsLp) terminals on rear panel. b. Connect DQ RESISTOR

b. Connec t terminals.

DO NOT APPLY A DC BIAS VOLTAGE GREATER THAN 6 VDC OR A DC BIAS CURRENT GREATER THAN 10 MA. c. Set FUNCTION switch to Ls AUTO position for measurements with the internal 1 kHz generator. Adjust RANGE switch and CRL control for bridge balance (meter null). Read the measured L value on the CRL counter. 3-60.

accurate 500 ohm metal film resistor between right CsLp terminal and CpLs terminal immedLately below. DO NOT REMOVE STRAP ON CpLs TERMINAL.

(±1% or less)

c. d.

Set DQ knobs full counter Set FUNCTION switch

clockwise.

to Lp HIGH Q. using RANGE switch and

e. Make measurement CRL dial.

RESISTANCE

MEASUREMENT

AT 1 kHZ.

3 -61. To make AC resistance measurement at 1 kHz refer to Figure 3 -1, and perform the following steps:

f. Multiply inductance reading in Henries by 10,000 to convert to ohms. For example, 1 millihenry is 10 ohms.

3-10

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~14260A

Paragraphs

Section IV 4-1 to 4-16

SECTION THEORY
"-1. INTRODUCTION.

IV

OF OPERATION
tive angle for maximum sensitivity in the circuit. This 28 information is applied to the reference voltage generator and a 1 kHz square wave results which is displaced in phase by 28 from the driving voltage. The generated 28 reference signal is then applied to the phase detector for comparison with the bridge er-ror- voltage, 4-9. BASIC BRIDGE FOR RESISTANCE MEASUREMENTS.

4-2. This section includes circuit operation details for the Universal Bridge. A general description of operation is given first, with details of the various circuits following. Each assembly in the instrument is discussed in the order of its assembly designation (AIDO,AZOO, tc.) as listed in Table 4-1. e Table 4-1. Assembly Designations 04260-7021 04260-7022 04260-7023 04260-7024 04260-7026

AIOO Range and Function Switch AZOO Power Supply and 1 kHz Oscillator A300 Reference Voltage A400 Detector ABOODecimal Point and Direction Indicator
4·3, DESCRIPTION.

4-10. Figure 4-1A shows the basic bridge circuit used to measure resistance, A four-arm bridge circuit is formed by resistors Ra, Rx, Rs, and Rb. Rx is the fixed unknown R to be measured; Ra is determined by the value of Rx; Rs is a fixed value; and Rb is variable to adjust for bridge balance. In actual use, the Model 4260A bridge circuit is adjusted for a null indication on the meter with the CRL control and the unknown resistance is read directly from the display with correct units and decimal point placement. 4-11. BASIC ClRCUITS FOR CAPACITANCE MEASUREMENTS.

4-4.

GENERAL.

4-5. For capacitance and inductance measurements with the FUNCTION switch set to Cp AUTO or La AUTO, a 1 kflz signal drives the bridge and balance is achieved by selecting the proper range and adjusting only the CRL control. This is possible because a voltage-controlled resistor is substituted for one resistor in the bridge circuit. Thus, simultaneous adjustment of more than one control is eliminated. 4-6. BLOCK DIAGRAM. 4-7. Figure 8-2 illustrates the bridge and auto null circuits. The 'auto null circuits are used when the FUNCTION switch is set to Cp AUTO or Ls AUTO position. As seen in Figure 8-2, the phase detector receives two signals: 1) an error voltage from the detector amplifier which is proportional to bridge unbalance, and 2) a reference voltage derived from the 1 kHz signal source. The phase detector output voltage is therefore proportional to bridge unbalance. This proportional voltage is applied through a dc ampl1i1er to the voltage-controlled resistor circuit. This controlled value is the resistance of the one arm of the bridge. As the CRL control is rotated to achieve bridge balance, the voltage-controlled resistor value electronically follows the CRL control. Thus, when bridge balance is achieved, no error voltage is present and the null meter .indicates zero. 4-8, In generating the reference signal input to the phase detector, two voltages are applied to the reference phase comparator, The comparator voltage output has a phase relationship, 8 , with respect to the driving signal. The phase multiplier translates this relationship to 28, since 28 is the most effec02337-1

4-12. Figure 4-lB illustrates the basic bridge circuit for parallel capacitance (Cp HIGH D) measurements at 1kHz. Figure 4-1C illustrates a basic bridge circuit for series capacitance (Cs LOW D) measurements. For parallel capacitance measurements with the FUNCTION control set to Cp AUTO, the basic bridge circuit is shown in Figure 4 -lD, 4-13. BASIC CIRCUITS FOR INDUCTANCE MEASUREMENTS.

4-14. Figure 4-1E illustrates the basic bridge circuit for series inductance (LOWQ) measurements at 1kHz. Figure 4-IF illustrates the basic bridge circuit for parallel inductance (HIGH Q) measurements at 1 kHz. For series inductance measurements with the FUNCTION switch set to Ls AUTO,the basic bridge circuit is shown in Figure 4 -lG.
4-15. RANGE AND FUNCTION SWITCH A100.

(Schematic Diagram, Figure 8- 3 ) 4-16. Assembly AIOOconsists of RANGE switch S101, FUNCTION SWitch S102, and a printed circuit board for lead and component connections. The RANGE and FUNCTION switches route signals in the instrument for proper operation. RANGE switch S101 selects the resistor which forms one arm of the bridge circuit for balancing during a measurement. The selected resistor correctly attenuates the applied signal. Capacitor s CIOI through CI05 provide frequency compensation for certain ranges when ac voltages are applied during Lor C measurements. 4-1

Section IV Figure 4-1

A

MOdel 4260A

Dc Resistance

Rx", RaRb/Rs

A dc voltage from battery BTl is applied between bridge paints a and P. Variable resistors Ra and Rb are adjusted for a zero or null reading on the indicator. With a null condition, voltage dro ps acros s br idge arms XP and YP are equal and the bridge is said to be balanced. ThUS, the value of unknown Rx can be determined from the basic relationship: Rx _ Rb, or Rx = RaRb/Rs. Ra - Rs

Parallel Capacitance Cp (HIGH 0: 0.05 to 50 at 1 kHz)

This circuit is similar to the basic R circuit, but note that capacitor Ct is inserted in parallel with Re (DQ control). Rx, in parallel with unknown capacitor Cx, Cx", cr Rb/Ra represents the inherent resistance of any capacitor. A 1 kflz signal replaces the de voltage used in R measDx '" 1 1 a-r Cx Rx '" "'"2-"f"":C>::-tC-:R=-c- urements. The relationships for this equivalent bridge circuit are given in B. f = frequency

Series Capacitance Cs (LOW D: O.00 1-0.12 at 1 kHz) Cx

=

Ct Rb/Ra
2,..f

Dx =
f '"

Cx Rx = frequency

2.- f Ct

Rc

this mode, Ct is in series with Rc (OQ control) and loss resistance Rx is in series with unknown capacitor Cx.
In

Par allelC apacitance Cp AUTO

Cx '" Ct Rb,/Ra

This circuit is similar to the circuit of B except that a voltage-adjustable resistor which electronically adjusts this bridge arm resistance and eliminates the need for simultaneous bridge adjustment with more than one control. ThUS, with the Model 4260A, the capacitance measurement can be made quickly with only the CRL control.
Rc is replaced by Rd. Rd represents

Series Inductance Ls (LOW Q; 0.02 to 20 at 1 kHz)

Lx ~ Ct HaRb Qx = 2 .. fLx,'Rx
f "

= 211'fCtRc

Unknown inductance Lx has a series resistor Rx which represents the reststance of the coil windings and loss of inductor.

frequency

Parallel Inductance Lp (HIGH Q; 8'- 1000 at 1kHz)

Lx
«

CtRaRb
2,,-f Ct Rc

Rx Qx" 2d Lx
f

This circuit is similar tothe series inductance equivalent circuit, except that loss resistance Rx is in parallel with Lx and Ct is in series with Rc (DQ control).

= frequency
This circuit is similar to E except that Rc is replaced by Rd. Rd represents a voltage-adjustable resistor which electronically adjusts this bridge arm resistance and eliminates the need for simultaneous bridge adjustments with mor-e than one control. Thus, with the Model 4260A, the inductance measurement can be made quickly with only the CRL control. Basic Bridge Circuits 02337-2

Series Inductance Ls AUTO Lx

=

CtRaRb

Figure 4-1. 4-2

tel
~\. ,' . \'

4260A 4-26.
1 kHz OSCILLATOR.

Paragraphs

Section IV 4-17 to 4-33

*'''17. FUNCTION switch S102 routes signals to and !110m various functional circuits in the instrument. [When set to R position, 40 Vdc is routed through S102 lind RANGE switch S101 to the unknown R. For L 1neasurements, the bridge arm connections to the DQ 'ind CRL controls are rever sed from that for C measurements. This technique maintains the same phase relationship for the bridge error signal and the reference voltage for the AUTO null circuit. The CRL direction indicator lights are also energized for Cp AUTO or Ls AUTO position of the FUNCTION switch, RUO and RIll are fixed bridge resistors selected by FUNCTION switch S102.
4.1••
POWER SUPPLY AND OSCILLATOR A200.

1 kHz

4- 27. Transistors Q205, Q206, and associated components form a 1 kHz. oscillator circuit. Emitter follower Q207 provides the buffered 1 kHz output to transformer T2 to drive the bridge circuit for Land C measurements, The oscillator is an RC type wIth positive feedback from Q206 collector to Q205 base to maintain oscillations, Operating frequency is primarily determined by C209, C2l0, R20S, R209, and R210. Variable resistor R2l0 permits frequency adjustment. R213 is the output level control. Plus 13 Vdc is supplied from pinD via OSCILLATOR INT-EXT switch S3 to pin U, ThUS, the oscillator circuit is energized only when S3 is set to INT. Capacitors C20S and C214 filter 1 kHz from the +13 Vdc line.
4-28. REfERENCE VOLTAGE ASSEMBLY A300.

(Schematic Diagram,

Figure 8-4

4~l9. Assembly A200 includes four power supply sections which generate operating dc voltages and also a 1 kH", oscillator circuit. The.,-13 Vdc and -12 Vdc outputs are regulated and the +40 Vdc and +110 Vdc outputs are not. The oscillator circuit generates the 1 kHz signal for driving the instrument bridge circuit during L or C measurements. 4-20. 4-21. POWER SUPPLY,

(Schematic Diagram, 4-29. INTRODUCTION,

Figure 8-5 )

PRIMARY POWER. As shown in the schematic s- 4, either 115 Vac or 230 Vac is applied through fuse F1 and LINE switch Sl to Tl primary, Rear-panel 115/230 switch S2 connects Tl primaries in parallel for 115 Vac operation orin series for 230 Vac operation.
of Figure

4-22. +13 VDC SUPPLY, The regulated +13 Vdc supply consists of full-wave rectifier CRZ01, CR202whose output is smoothed by C201, regulated by Q201, Q202, Q203, and further filtered by C203, Breakdown diode CR203provides a 12.7volt reference atQ203 emitter. Output voltage variations are sensed at Q203 base, amplified, and supplied to driver Q202 base, Q202 then controls regulatorQ201 tooppose the output voltage change. Resistor R204 across Q201 collectoremitter provides protection for Q201 when the + 13 Vdc output is overloaded, ·12 VDC SUPPLY. The regulated -12 Vdc supply consists of half-wave rectifier CR204 whose output is smoothed by C204, regulated by Q204, and further filtered by C205. Breakdown diode CR205 provides a 12.7 volt reference at Q204 base. When the output voltage starts to change, this change is sensed by regulator Q204 which changes its dynamic resistance to oppose the voltage change.
4-23.

4-30. The circuits of assembly A300 receive the 1 kHz signal from bridge transformer T2 and generate a negative output pulse. The duration of this pulse is equal to twice the phase angle (8) between the bridge driving signal. from T2 and the 1 kHz signal across one arm of the bridge circuit. This 213pulse duration thus represents a phase relationship in part of the bridge circuit and is used to detect the error signal component in phase with the reference voltage of the phase detector. Detector output drive s the voltagecontrolled resistor automatically for bridge balance. This automatic action occurs when the FUNCTION switch is set to Cp AUTO or Ls AUTO. The 29 relationship is used because it provides maximum null resolution and stability for the loop circuit.

4-31.

REFERENCE

PHASE CIRCUITS.

4-32. The reference phase circuits reconstruct the bridge driving signal from T2 and compose a 1 kHz square wave which is in phase with this driving source. This reference square wave is applied to the phase comparator. The reference phase circuits include high-impedance amplifier No. 1 (Q305, Q306), dif· ferential amplifier (Q303, Q304), and limiting amplifier Q307. 4-33. The 1 kHz signal from T2(4) and switch assembly A100 is applied at A300(9). From pin 9 the signal is ac coupled through C307 to Q306 base. Q306 and Q305 amplify the signal. current and apply it to differential amplifier transistor Q304. Capacitor C305 is selected to provide positive feedback to Q306. This compensates input capacitance of the amplifier and stray capacitance of CRL resistor R3. The other input to the differential amplifier is from Q30l emitter, which is the other signal from the bridge circuit. Thus the differentially summed output at Q303 collector is a reconstructed sine wave in phase with the bridge driving Signal. From Q303 collector, the sine wave is ac coupled through C309 to Q307 base. Diodes CR30l, CR302 limit peaks, so the output from Q307 collector is a squared wave, This squared wave is ac coupled through C317 to the phase comparator circuit. 4-3

4-24. +40 VDC SUPPLY. The unregulated +40 Vdc supply consists of half-wave rectifier CR206 whose output is filtered by the RC combination of R207 and C206. Series resistor R207 limits the output voltage to the UNKNOWNterminals during R measurements. 4-25, +110 VDC SUPPLY, The unregulated +110Vdc supply consists of half-wave rectifier CR207 whose output is filtered by C207. This +110 Vdc is supplied via pin P, FUNCTION switch S102, and RANGE switch 5101 to the decimal point and direction indicator neons. 02337-1

Section IV Paragraphs 4-34.

Model 4260A 4 -34 to 4 -52 which replaces a resistance in one arm of the bridge for Cp AUTOor Ls AUTO functions. In addition, these inputs are used to control the direction indicator lights. The right or left direction light is on, depending on which way the CRL control must be rotated to balance the bridge. Detector circuits include the error signal amplifier, phase detector, one- shot multivibrator, differential amplifier, Miller integrator, variable resistance circuit, and CRL d ire c t ion light control. 4-47. ERROR SIGNAL AMPLIFmR.

VARIABLE PHASE CIRCUITS.

4-35. The variable phase circuits receive an ac voltage from one arm of the bridge circuit and supply a square wave which is out of phase with the bridge driving signal at T2. The variable phase circuits include high-impedance amplifier No.2 (Q301, Q302) and limiting amplifiers Q308 and Q309. 4-36. The 1 kHz signal from T2(3) and switch assembly AI00 is applied at A300(7). From pin 7 the signal is ac coupled through C30l to Q301 base. Q301 and Q302 amplify the signal and supply it to limiter amplifier Q308. (From Q30I emitter, the signal is also supplied toQ303 base in the reference phase circuit.) Diodes CR3D3, CR304 limit signal peaks, so Q3D9input is a clipped sine wave. Limiting amplifier Q309 and diodes CR305, CR3D6further limit peaks, so Q309 output is a square wave. This square wave is the second input to the phase comparator circuit. 4-37. PHASE COMPARATOR.

4-38. Phase comparator Q31D, Q311 receives two square wave inputs: 1) one from the reference phase circuits which is in phase with the bridge driving signal, and 2) a second from the variable phase circuits which has a ph as e relationship e with the bridge driving signal. The phase comparator output at Q311 collector is a negative pulse whose duration is equal to phase angle f) • 4-39. The phase comparator acts as an AND gate; that is, when the variable-phase square wave input at Q310 base is positive-going and the reference square wave at Q311 base is negative-going, a negative pulse results at Q311 collector. This negative pulse is e wide; that is, its duration is equal to the phase difference between the two phase comparator inputs. 4-40. MILLER INTEGRATOR.

4-48. This 80 dB amplifier includes transistors Q401 through Q405 and associated components. Input at pin 1 is a 1 kHz sine wave (if internal oscillator is used; otherwise frequency of external oscillator) whose amplitude represents the amount of bridge unbalance (error signal). Sine wave outputs from Q404 drive part of the phase detector and also the meter circuit. An output from Q405 emitter (phase-shifted 90" leading) drives that part of the phase detector which controls the direction indicator light circuit. Thus, when an unknown Lor C is connected across the UNKNOWN terminals, the bridge circuit is unbalanced and an error signal results. This causes a meter reading, a direction light to be on, and also controlled value for the variable resistance. 4-49. The error signal is applied at pin 1 and amplified byQ4Dl, Q402, and Q403. Diodes CR402 through CR405 provide limiting at Q402 to obtain logarithmic amp 1if i e r characteristics. Also, when oscillator switch 83 is set to ruT (pins 6 and 7 shorted), negative feedback occurs from Q404 emitter to Q403 base through a twin T filter. The T filter provides minimum negative feedback at 1 kHz, which peaks the amplifier at this frequency and it effectively becomes a tuned amplifier with overall loop gain maximum. Breakdown diode CR401 in Q403 emitter establishes the dc operating point forthia transistor. Q404 is an emitter follower which supplies the amplified error signal to part of the phase detector. Phase- shifting network R420 and C412 cause the output voltage waveform at Q405 emitter to lead the error signal by 90~. Diode s CR406 through CR409 are a full-wave rectifier to provide a de for the meter which is proportional to bridge unbalance. 4-50. ONE SHOT MULTIVIBRATOR.

4-41, The Miller integrator circuit receives the negative pulse from the phase comparator andgenerates a positive "A" shaped waveform. The duration of the "A" shaped pulse is twice that of the input negative pulse. C318 is the integrating capacitor. 4-42. SWITCH.

4-43. Transistor switch Q313 makes a square wave from the "An shaped input pulse. The square wave output duration is equal to the input pulse duration. Q313 is normally off. When the input pulse starts, Q313 saturates and remains on until the input pulse returns to its base line value. The switched output is supplied at pin 15 to drive the one-shot multivibrator on detector assembly A400.
4-44. DETECTOR

4-51. The one-shot multivibrator (OS MV) receives the negative pulse via pin 12 from switching amplifier Q313 and generates 1 kHz square waves. Complementary square waves from both collectors of the OS MV are applied to phase detector diodes CR412 and CR4I3. 4-52. The quiescent state of the OS MV is Q406 off, Q407 on. RC combination C416, C417, R425 differentiates the positive-going trailing edge of the negative input pulse. The resulting positive pulse at Q406 base turns this transistor on. RC combination R428, C418 determines how long the Q407 off, Q406 on condition exists. Diodes CR410, CR411 provide a speedup action for the OS MVwhen it changes states so that the square wave edges are sharpened. 02337 -1

(Schematic Diagram,

ASSEMBLY

Figure 8- 6 )

A400.

4-45.

INTRODUCTION,

4-46. Assembly A4DD circuits receive the bridge unbalance information and the 28 pulse from reference voltage assembly A300. These inputs are used to automatically adjust a variable resistance circuit 4-4

Paragraphs

Section rv 4-5 3 to 4 -63

1"-"53.

PHASE DETECTOR.

1;~-5f. The phase detecto,

circuit receives squar ~'1Vaves from the OS MVand sine wave from the error ~:,:.ignalamplifier. Avarying de output results at R435, 0§1l436 junction which is proportional to bridge unbalfa.nce. The phase detector is actually two phase detecting circuits: one for the variable resistance cir(mit, and a second for the CRL direction light control circuit.

4-55. The error signal sine wave from Q404 emitter Is applied through C411 to CR412, CR413 junction. The complementary square waves from the OS MV are applied through R433 and R434 to the other ends of these diodes. When Q406 collector is positive (+4.4 volts), and Q407 collector is zero, diodes CR412 and CR413 conduct. Error signal amplifier output voltage " appears at R435, R436 junction without attenuation. WhenQ406 collector voltage is zero and Q407 collector is +4.4 volts, CR412 and CR413 are cut off; error signal amplifier output voltage does not appear at R435, R436 and this junction is the same voltage level as the average voltage level of +2.2 volts. The voltage level at R430, R431 Junction is the average level of +2.2 volts. Thus the differ ent tal output betw ee n R435, R436 junction and R430, R431 junction is the synchronized rectified output of the error signal. This output is supplied to Q408 for proportional control of the variable resistance circuit. 4-56. Operation of the CR414, CR415 light control section of the phase detector is similar, except that the error signal sine wave is phase-shifted 90° ahead by R420, C412, Q405 combination. When the bridge is unbalanced with the CRL counter too low, an error signal 1s applied and the de output to the Lightcontrol differential amplifier is more positive. With the CRL counter too high, output is les s positive. 4-57. DIFFERENTIAL AMPLIFIER AND MILLER mTEGRATOR. 4-58. This circuit uses the phase detector output to control the variable resistance circuit. The Miller integrator provides stability for the overall feedback loop near null or bridge balance when most sensitivity is required. The differential amplifier output at Q408 collector is a de level which changes with the phase detector input at Q408 base. Integrator circuit Q410 and C420amplifies Q408 output and stabilizes control of the variable resistance circuit. Near null or bridge .balance point, noise and random variations are minimized by the integrator circuit, 4-59. VARIABLE RESISTANCE CmCUIT.

4-61. Phase splitterQ411 conduction 'controls CR419, CR420 bias through emitter Iollower s Q412, Q413, and Q414. When Q411 base voltage decreases, current throughR446 and R447 decreases; base voltage levels of Q412 and Q413 increase, and the forward current through CR419, CR420 increases. This causes the effective resistance of the diodes to become smaller. When Q411 input voltage causes Q411 to be cut off, current begins to flow through CR416, CR417, and CR418; base voltage level of Q412 and Q413 cannot increase. At this time, diodes CR419, CR420 have the minimum resistance for the bridge arm. When Q411 base voltage increases, Q411 turns on and Q41I collector to emitter voltage becomes small. Diodes CR419, CR420 are cut off and their effective resistance becomes several hundred megohms. Thus, the variable resistance circuit changes its resistance as controlled by bridge balance information from the phase detector. 4-62. DIFFERENTIAL AMPLIFIER AND LAMP ORNER

4- 63, This circuit uses information from the phase detector circuit (Paragraph 4- 56) to light the correct CRL direction lamp. Figure 4-2 is a simplified diagram of the Jight control circuit. The error de level at Q416 base is added with the reference level at Q417 base by the differential amplifier to give a resulting de level at driver Q418 base. When the CRL control is set too low for bridge balance, Q416 is turned on; this causes Q418 to be off with its collector voltage rising to near -110 volts, and right CRL light V602 is energized through R456. With the CRL control too high, Q416 is off, Q418 is on, and left CRL light V60! is energized through R457, Q418, and R455.

+IIOV

R456 240K Q418

R457
ISOK

4-60. The variable resistance circuit includes +6 Vdc reguiatorQ415, phase splitterQ411, and emitter followers Q412, Q413, Q414. Diodes CR419, CR420 are the heart of the variable resistance circuit, with their bias state controlling their resistance. In Cp or Ls AUTO posttton, this controlled resistance becomes the R value which replaces the DQ control in one arm of the bridge (see Block Diagram, Figure 8-2 ). 02337-2

R455 2200

R458 820K

Figure 4-2.

CRL Light Control 4 -5

Section IV Paragraphs
4-64.

4 -64 to 4 -6 7
4-66.

Model 4260A
DECIMAL POINT AND DIRECTION INDICATOR LAMP A600.

CHASSIS ASSEMBLY A500.

4-65. Chassis assembly A500 consists of the main mounting plate (top deck and rear panel) and those parts that are permanently riveted on it. These parts are identified as: J 1, ac power input jack; J2, 18-pin connector for printed circuit assembly A200; J3, 15pin connector tor printed circuit assembly A300; J4, 15-pin connector for printed circuit assembly A400; and 82, 115/230 volt ac power slide switch.

(Schematic Diagram, Figure 8-3 ) 4-67, This assembly includes decimal point neons V603, V604, V605, series resistor R601 and CRL direction neons V601, V602, Decimal point lights are controlled by the position of the RANGE and FUNCTION switches. CRL direction light control is explained in Paragraph 4-63.

4-6

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Mode14260A

Paragraphs

Section V 5-1 to 5-10

IleTION V MAINTENANCE
5.1. INTRODUCTION. 5-2. This section provides maintenance and adjustment information for the Model 4260A. The section contains four areas of information as follows: a. performance checks are included in Table 5-2 to verify operation of instrument circuits; b. troubleshooting and repair information is intended to aid systematic troubleshooting and repair; c. adjustment procedures are given in the order recommended for use; these adjustments include checks of critical components in the bridge circuit and also selection procedures for factory- selected components; d. operation checks of printed circuit assemblies. Table 5-1. Performance Test Equipment Recommended Unit Check Model or Part Number YHP CS-l YHP CS-O.l YEP CS-O. 01 YHP CS-l000A YHP CS-l00A 0160-0488 0150-0029 YHP SI-1 YHP SI-I0 YHP SI-I00

c.

c: 0.1
C: C; C: C: C:

1 /IF ±0.2%, sil mica /iF ±0.2%, stl mica 0.01 /IF ±O.2%, sU mica 1000 pF ±O.2%, air 100 pF ±0.2%, air 10 pF ±2. 5%, 500 WV, cer 1 pF ±10%, 500 WV, mica

L: 1 mR ±O.5% L; 10 mR ±O. 2%
L:

100 mH ±O,2%

5-3. TEST EQUIPMENT. 5-4. Recommended test equipment for performing the checks and adjustments outlined in this section is listed in tabular form with the procedure to be performed. Test instruments other than those listed can be used if their specifications equal or. exceed the listed c haracteri stic s, 5-5. INSTRUMENT COVER REMOVAL. 5-6. To remove top or bottom cover, remove two screws at rear of cover, slide cover toward rear of instrument, and lift cover off. Slide covers are removed by taking out four screw s in each cover and lifting cover off. WARNING 115 or 230 volt ac terminals are exposed when bottom or side covers are removed. Ex e r cis e caution during troubleshooting, adjustments, or repair. To avoid damage, disconnect power during adjustment or repair. 5.7. ASSEMBLY IDENTIFICATION,

These resistors can be used for resistance (R) and dissipation factor (D) checks. One per cent resistors are used with capacLtors for D checks and 1/2% (or better) are used for res is tance checks. carb flm, 10 M, 1/4% lW met flrn , 1 M 1/2%, 1/2W met flrn, 99K, 1/2%, 1/2 W carb £Lm, 29. 9K 1%, 1/2W carb flm, 15K 1%, 1/2W met flrn, 10K 1/2%, 1/4W ww 7.5K 1/4%, 1/8W met flrn, 5K 1/4%, 1/8W car b flrn , 3K, 1%, 1/2W ww, 2K, 1/2%, 1/2W car b flm, 1. 5K, 1%, 1/2W car b flm, 1K, 1/2%, 1/2W car b £lm, 300 fl, 1%, 1/2W met fl m, 150 fl, 1%, I/SW met flm, 100 n, 1/4%, 1/2W carb Hm, 33 fl, 1%, 1/2W carb flrn, 30 n, 1%, 1/2W WW, 9 ohms, 1/2%, 1/2W carb iLm, 7.5 c, 1%, 1/2W ww, 1.1 c, 1/2%, 1/2W DC Null Voltmeter Range: 1 mV to 300 Vrms Input R: 1 megohm AC Voltmeter Range: 1 mV to 10 V Input Impedance: 1 megohm Electronic Counter Senstttvtty: 50 mV Freq: Dc to 100 kHz Display: 4 digits minimum 0760-0025 0757-0017 0757-0010 0727-0185 0727-0168 0698-4203 0811-0046 0698-3237 0727-0124 0811-0285 0727-0110 0727-0451 0727-0065 0757-0284 0757-1012 0727-0965 0727-0991 0811-0294 0727-0705 0811-0284 HP 413A

5-8. Table 4-1 lists the assemblies in the Universal Bridge, Assemblies are identified by assembly number: for example, A200. 5-9. PERFORMANCE CHECK,

5-10. Performance checks outlined in Table 5-2 can be used as an operating check for the instrument. These checks can also be used: a. as part of an incoming inspection check of instrument specifications; b, periodically, for instruments used in systems where reliability is of utmost importance; c. as part of a troubleshooting operation problems, and procedure to locate

HP 4038

HP 5245L with RP 5261A Plug-In

d. after any repairs or adjustments, before returning instrument to regular service. 02337-2

5-1

Section V Table 5-2 Table 5-2, Performance Checks

Model 4260A

1. CAPACITANCE

MEASUREMENT.

C Range: 1 pf to 1000 ifF; C Accuracy: ± (1% + 1 digit), 1 nF to 100 IJ.F D Range: 0,001 to 0.12 for LOW D: 0,05 to 50 for HIGH D D Accuracy: LOW D --D: :t (5% + 0.002) or 1 dial division, whichever is greater HIGH D --liD: ± (5% + 0,05) or 1 dial division of LOW Q dial, whichever is greater,

a,

Connect

equipment

as shown in Figure

5-1.

HP4260A
REAR PANEL

HP-4260A
FRONT_ PANEL

OEr

GRD

STO

CAP

Figure b. For this check, locate

5-1.

Capacitance

and D Accuracy

Check

the following Function Cs Cs Cs Cs Cs Cp Cp Cp Cp Cp Cp Cs Cs Cs Cs Cs residual

components: C Readings 0989 098.9 098,9 098,9 098,9 098,9 098,9 098,9 098.9 098.9 098.9 09.89 0979 0097 0009 0000 1011 nF 101.1 nF 101.1 nF 101.1 nF 101.1 nF 101.1 nF 101.1 nF 101.1 nF 101.1 nF 101.1nF 101.1 nF 10.11 nF 1021 pF 0103 pF* 0011 pF* 0002 pF* from D Readings less than 0.002 less than 0.002 0.0024 - 0.007 0.0159 - 0.022 0.088 - 0.099 0.056 - 0.05 0.112 - 0.1 0.575 - 0.49 1.2 - 0.95 10 -4 more than 20 less than 0.002 less than 0.002 less than 0.002 C Readings in Cp-AUTO 0984 098.4 098.4 098.4 097.5 098.4 098.4 098.4 098.4 09.84 0974 0097 0009 0000 1016 101.6 101.6 101.6 100.7 101.6 101.6 101.6 101.6 10.16 1026 0103 0011 0002 nF nF nF nF nF nF nF nF nF nF pF pF* pF* pF*

standard Capacitor

Connect Resistor for standard D

1 IJ.F
O.l/.lF O.l/.IF O.l/.IF O.l/.IF 0.1 /.IF O.l/.IF

o. 1 JlF
O.l/.IF O.l/.IF

O. 1 IiF 0.01 /.IF 1000 pF 100 pF 10 pF 1 pF

series 7, 5 !1 series 30 !1 series 150 parallel 3QK parallel 15K !1 parallel 3K n parallel 1. 5 K parallel 300 R parallel 33 n

* For calibration,

subtract

capacitance

measured

value.

c. Set FUNCTION switch to Cp AUTO.

d. Connect e. 1 !J.F standard capacitor to UNKNOWN terminals, point light, Set CRL counter to 1000. Set RANGE switch on nF range to light right decimal

5-2

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1Ode14260A Table 5-2. Performance Checks (cont'd) lights change at

Section V Table 5 -2 -

null position.

f. Rotate CRt control for meter null at center and observe that CRL direction

g. Set FUNCTION switch to Cs LOW D and adjust DQ dial for meter null. (Slight adjustment of CRL control may give best null.) Read the measured C and D values. These values should be within the values listed above for the standard capacitors. h. Repeat the procedure for the other standard capacitors listed and connect resistors as indicated.

2. INDUCTANCE MEASUREMENT

L Range: 1 flH to 1000 H L Accuracy: ±.(1%+ 1 digit) from 1 mHto 100 H

a. For this check, locate the following inductors: standard Inductor 10 mH 100 mH Note: Lp: L readings where Ls
=

L Readings in Ls-Low Q
0979 09.89 098.9 -

L Readings in Ls - AUTO
- 1026 I~H 09.84 - 10.16 mH 098.4 - 101.6 mH 0974

1 mH

1021 ,I1H 10.11 mH 101.1 mH

in Lp-High Q should be as follows: in Ls-Low Q in Ls-Low Q or Lp-High Q

Lp '" Ls (1 ~ I/Ql)
Q = Q readings

L readings

b. Set FUNCTION switch to Ls AUTO.

c. Connect 1 mH standard d. Set CRL counter to 1000.

inductor to UNKNOWN terminals. Set RANGE switch on J.LH range to light right decimal point light. lights change at null

e. Rotate CRL control for meter null at center and observe that CRL direction position.

f. Set FUNCTION switch to Lp LOW D or Ls mGH D and adjust DQ dial for meter null. (Slight adjustment of CRL control may give best null.) Read the measured L and Q values. These values should be within the values listed above for the standard inductors.

g. Repeat the procedure

for the other standard

inductors

listed.

3. DC RESISTANCE MEASUREMENT. Range: 10 milliohms to 10 megohms Accuracy: ± (1%+ 1 digit) from 10 ohms to 1 megohm ± (2%.,. 1 digit) from 10 milliohms to 10 ohms and 1 megohm to 10 megohms Residual Resistance: approximately 3 milliohms or less a. Use an external voltmeter such as the HP 413A DC Null Voltmeter for maximum resolution of the bridge balance point. Remove the shorting strap on the Voltmeter rear panel to isolate the Voltmeter from power line ground. Connect the Voltmeter low or ground input terminal to the 4260A rear-panel DETECTOR ground terminal. Connect the other Voltmeter input terminal to the UNKNOWN LOW terminal on the 4260A. b. Set the FUNCTION switch to R. c. Set RANGE switch full cw. d. Rotate CRL control to 1000. e. Connect 10 megohm standard lution. Read measured resistor to UNKNOWN terminals.
£. Adjust CRL control for null on voltmeter

and increase SENSITIVITY control cw for maximum resoR value from CRL counter and decimal point displayed. for the other standard resistors.

g. Repeat the procedure

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Section V Table 5-2 Table 5-2. Performance Checks (cont'd)

Model 4260A

h. Remove resistor from UNKNOWN terminals. With a short, heavy piece of wire, short UNKNOWN terminals. Set RANGE switch full ccw, Measure residual resistance by adjusting CRL control for null indication on Voltmeter. Residual resistance should be less than 1 digit. 5tandard Resistors Resistor, Resistor, Resistor, Resistor, Resistor, Resistor, Resistor, Resistor, Resistor, Resistor, Resistor, 10 M n ± 0.5':;;, 1/4W, metal film 1 M Q ± 0.5%, 1/4W, metal film lOOKn ± D. 5%, l.i'4W, metal film 10K n ± 0.5%, 1/4W, metal film or VIW '7. 5K n ti, D. 5('1;, 1/4W, metal film or WW 5K n ± D. 5%, 1/4W, metal film or WW 2K n ± 0.5'1" 1/4W, metal film or WW 1K n ± o. 5\, 1/4W, metal film or WW 100 n ± O. 5%, 1/4W, WW 10 rI, ± 0.5%, 1/4W, WW 1 r" ± 0.5%, 1,/4W, WW Model 4260A Readings 09. 79 0989 098.9 09.89
07.42

10.21 M n 1011 K n 101.1 K n 10.11Kn

04. 94

01. 97 0989 098.9 09.79 00.97

- 07.58 K - 05.06 K - 02.03 K

n n
n

1011 n 101. 1 n 10.21 n 01. 03 n

1. To measure the maximum dc voltage at the UNKNOWN terminals a Voltmeter to these terminals.
j.

for R measurements,

connect only

Set FUNCTION to R, RANGE full ccw, and rotate CRL to 1030.

k. Voltmeter should indicate between 30 and 40 Vdc for 115 or 230 volts ac power. 4. INTERNAL OSCILLATOR: Frequency: 1 kHz ± 2% Voltage: 100 mV rms ± 20%

a. Connect equipment as shown in Figure 5-2. b. Set FUNCTION switch to Ls LOW Q position. c. Rotate CRL control to 1030. d. Rotate DQ control full ccw. e. Read frequency displayed on counter and voltage indicated on voltmeter. Counter should display between 980 Hz and 1020 Hz and meter should indicate between 80 and 1:l0 millivolts rms.

BIAS BAr

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IN HI HP403B VOLTMETER

REAR PANEL HP4260A FRONT PANEL HP 5245L/5261A COUNTER

UNKNOWN IN

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TO UNKNOWN

CABLE

SHIELD

Figure 5-2. 5-4

Internal Oscillator Check 02337-2

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1:;:Bewlett-paCkard Model 4260A instrument Serial No. -

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Tests Performed by Date

Description

Check

1. Capacitance Measurement

Accuracy LOWD HIGH D

± ± ±

(1% + 1 digit)

I
I
1

(5% + 0.002) 1 (5% + 0.05) 1

2. Inductance Measurement

Accuracy

(1% + 1 digit)

3. Dc Resistance Measurement

Accuracy 10 ohms to 1 megohm ±(1 % + 1 digit)

Accuracy 10 milliohms to 10 megohms ± (2% + 1 digit) r I

,4,

Internal Oscillator

Frequency 980 Hz Voltage,80 mV rms

1 1

1020 Hz

1120 mV rms

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Section V Paragraphs 5-11 to 5-27 Install replacement R3. Adjustment is required; refer to Paragraph 5-27 (CRL ADJUSTMENTS). 5-22. DQ DIAL AND R5 REPLACEMENT.

1ROUILISH001ING.

;\'5-12. The best approach to isolating trouble is to fir st ~',enBure that the trouble is not a result of conditions external tothe 4260A; then obtain all possible information from the controls and indicators and logically apply this information to locate the defective unit or component. Figure 3-1 (Controls and Indicators; front panel; Controls and Connectors, rear panel), and component location figures and schematic diagrams can be .used to understand operation and locate parts. Table 5-3 lists test equipment required for troubleshooting. Table 5-4 (Troubleshooting) lists possible trouble symptoms and checks for their cause. Table 5-5 shows decimal point and units indication logic. Troubleshooting of printed circuit assemblie s is simplified if a suspected assembly is replaced with an operating assembly. Printed circuit operation checks are outlined in Paragraphs 5-39 through 5-51 . 5-13. As a general check procedure; the following questions are a guide for isolating trouble: a. Are external nected correctly? instruments operating and con-

5-23. The DQ dial and resistor R5 are installed as a calibrated unit and therefore not separately replaceable. Contact the nearest Hewlett-Packard Salesj Service Office for service assistance (see lists at the back of this manual). 5-24. ADJUSTMENTS. 5-25. 1 kHz OSCILLATOR LEVEL & FREQUENCY. With 4260A top cover removed, connect oscilloscope and electronic counter to pin T of J2. Adjust R213 for level between 4.5 and 6.7 volts peak-to-peak, with positive peak clipped not more than 100mic,ro seconlj"s.. Adjust frequencywithR210 for 995 to 1005 Hz. Repeat level and frequency adjustments until both are within these values. 5-26. ERROR SIGNALPHASE ANDGAIN. To check phase and gain of the error signal amplifier on detector assembly A400, the test setup of Figure 5-4 is required. a. Disconnect the shielded cable from pin 1 of J4. b. Connect the equipment as shown in Figure 5-4. c. Set 4260A LINE switch to ON. d. Adjust the oscillator output voltage to 1 volt peak-to-peak on the oscilloscope. Set oscillator frequency to 1000 Hz, ± 1 Hz. e. Alternately adjust R415 and R417 so that oscillator output voltage and J4 pin 7 voltage are in phase and J4 pin 7 voltage level is between O. 9 and 1. 1 volt peak-to-peak. f. Turnoff4260A LINE switch and disconnect equipment. Connect shielded cable to J 4 pin 1. This completes the adjustment. 5-27. CRL COUNTER ADJUSTMENT.

b. Is the unknown component connected correctly? c. Are rear-panel 5-14. REPAIR. 5;'15. COVER AND FRONT PANEL REMOVAL. 5-16. Instrument covers are removed by taking out screws in each cover. To remove front panel; remove all front-panel knobs and side covers. In Figure 5-3 locate the four screws "A" which hold the side frames; loosen these screws. Carefully pull front panel towards front while holding side frames apart to release panel. Loosen deck side screws also. 5-17. PRINTED CIRCUIT COMPONENT REPLACEMENT. 5-18. To replace com p 0 n e n t s on printed circuit boards, the following procedure is recommended: a. Clip leads of defective component and remove. b. With toothpick and soldering iron, clean component mounting holes. c. Insert replacement component leads into holes. Use heat and solder sparingly and solder leads in place. 5-39 through 5-51 for operation checks of printed circuit assemblies.
5 19.
N

shorting straps in place?

a, Remove power cable from the 4260A to unground the instrument. b, Disconne ct shielded cable from CRL resistor R3. c. Set CRL counter to OOOL d. Loosen screws "B" in Figure 5-3 and separate counter gear from gear train. e. With a 1% meter or another 4260A with external null meter, adjust resistance of R3 to be 5. a ohms.
f. Set CRL counter to 0001 and engage counter with gear train.

d. Refer to Paragraphs

CRL COUNTER AND R3 REPLACEMENT.

5-20. CRL COUNTER. To remove this counter, removetwo screws "B" in Figure 5-3 and lift out counter. Refer to Paragraph 5-27 (CRL ADJUSTMENTS)before installing counter. 5-21. CRL RESISTOR R3. For R3 replacement, remove CRL knob and four screws "C" in Figure 5-3. 02337-1

g. Tighten screws loosened in step d and check to ensure that CRL control operates gear train easily without slippage. If too stiff, loosen screws and readjust. h. Connect shielded cable to R3. This completes the adjustment. 5 -5

Section V Tables 5 - 3 and 5-4 Table 5-3. Item

Dc Voltmeter

Model 4260A Test Equipment Required for Troubleshooting Description Range: 1 hlV to 300 Vdc Input R: 1 megohm Frequency: 20 Hz to 20 kHz Output Level: 2 volts rms max. Vertical Sensitivity: 50 mY/cm HP Model 4l3A 200CD 175A with 1780A Horizontal and 1750B Dual Trace Vert. Ampl, Plug-ins.

Oscillator Oscilloscope

standard Components

See Table 5-1, Performance Table 5-4.

Check Test Equipment

Trouble Symptoms and Possible Causes Possible Cause Fuse blown Defective lamps +110V supply Switch contacts Defective meter circuit 40V dc supply Switch contacts Bridge circuit 1 kHz
0 scillator

Symptom No lamps light

Normal Operation One of the decimal point indicater lamps should light when the 4260A is turned on. Meter should deflect either right or left when Sl02 set to R position. Meter should deflect right when S102 set to Cs, Cp, Cp AUTO, Ls AUTO, Ls or Lp position.

Check Fuse Lamps Power supply - CR207 S101, 8102 Meter, CRl, CR2 Power supply - CR206 S101, 8102 R3, Rll0 Oscillator - Q205 to Q207 Amplifier - Q401 to Q405 8101, S102, S3 ci, R3 to R5 S101, S102 R3, RlOl to Rll0 CI0l to CI05 RI09, Rlli, cioi to CI05 Amplifier - Q401 to Q405 Amplifier - Q30l,Q302, Q305, Q306 8102 Check voltages and waveforms to determine faulty circuit 8103, 83 Q41B Q4l6, Q417 CR414, CR415 Q405 S101, S102 R3 to R6,RI0ltoRll1, ci to C4,CIOltoCl05 Amplifier - Q301,Q302 Amplifier - Q305, Q306 Q411 to Q414, CR416 to CR420, C42I, L401 02337-1

No meter deflection for R measurements

No meter deflection for C & L measurements

Error signal amplifier Switch contacts Bridge circuit Switch contacts Bridge circuit Switch contacts Bridge circuit Error signal amplifier oscillation High impedance ampll fier oscillation

Noisy null or no bridge null obtained for R measurements Noisy null or no bridge null obtained for C and L measurements (without AUTO)

Bridge null should be obtained when 8102 is set to R position Bridge null should be obtained when S102 set to Cs, Cp, Ls or Lp position.

cr, R3 to R5, RlOl to

S101, Sl02, S3

Noisy null or no bridge null obtained for C AUTO and L AUTO measurements Abnormal operation on direction indicator. Auto null obtamed properly.

Bridge null should be obtained when S102 set to Cp AUTO or Ls AUTO position. Direction indicator light should shift from left to right or from right to left in the vtcintty of bridge null.

Switch contacts Auto null circuits

Switch contacts Neon lamp driver Differential amplifier Phase detector Error signal amplifier Switch contacts Bridge circuit Low impedance of high impedance amplifier

Display out of speci- CRL and DQ readings within fications (not AUTO specificatlons. measurements)

Display in AUTO measurements out of specifications 5-6

CL readings in AUTOmeasurements within specifications.

Variable resistance circuit.

Model 4260A

Section V Figure 5-3

Figure 5-3. Right and Left Side Internal Component Location 5-7

Section V Paragraphs

Mode14260A 5 -28 to 5 -30 Table 5-5. Cs LOW 0 (ccw) Cp HIGH 0 Decimal CpAUTO Point and Units Indication R Logic LsAUTO LsLOWQ Lp HIGH Q (cw)

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Decimal OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF

OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF

OFF OFF ON OFF OFF

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5-28.

DQ DIAL MECHANICAL

ZERO.

5-29.

BRIDGE CmCulT

COMPONENT

CHECKS.

a. With instrument power off and top cover removed, rotate DQ control full ccw. b. Loosen two allen drive setscrews on R5 pulley. c. Rotate DQ control ccw until the black line on the right off-scale end of DQ dial aligns with red index line on front panel window. Dual wire-wound resistor R5A, B should also be full ccw, d. Tighten adjustment. two setscrews. This completes the

5-30. INTRODUCTION. The procedures in Paragraphs 5-31 through 5-38 outline checks and adjustments for the components in the bridge circuit. These include f 1 xed O. 2 I1F capacitor C 1, compensating capacitor C305, CRL resistor R3, trimmers CI03, C104, C3, and accuracy of resistors in the RANGE switch. The test equipment setup is shown in Figure 5-5. These checks and adjustments should be performed in the order listed When a comprehensive overall instrument checkout is desired. Test equipment for these checks is listed in Table 5-6.

24K!l. :l:.D% 1/4W

HP200CD OSCILL.ATOR

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TRIG IN

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17,A /1750A

USE SHIELDED CABLE AND CONNECT J4(5)

TO CABLE SHIELD

HPZOOCD OSC: HpI75A SCOPE:

1KHZ, IV p-p CHAN A: POLARITY ... UP CHAN B: POLARI TY - UP TRIGGER; EXT FUNCTION: CHOPPED

SENS SENS

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Figure 5-8

5-4.

Error

Signal Amplifier

Phase

and Gain Test

Setup 02337-1

Model 4260A Paragraphs Table 5 -6. ITEM Oscillator OsciI los cope Standard C Silvered Mica C Silvered Mica C Standard L Resistance Bridge Resistors Test Equipment for Bridge Circuit Checks. DESCRIPTION Frequency: 20 Hz to 20 kHz Output Level: 2 volts rms Vertical Sensitivi ty: 100 uv/cm O.1 microfarad, O.01 microfarad, 1000 picofarads, 1 millihenry,
±O.l%
1ifi:.

Section V 5-31 to 5 -33

MODEL OR PART NO. 200CD 140 A with 1400A DifL Ampl, plug in YHP CS-O. 1 YHP CS-O. 01 YHP CS- 1OOOA General Radio 1482-E HP 4260A 0686-1605 0683-1635 0683-3305 0683-1645 0683-3315 0683-1655 0683-3325 0698-3371 0698-4631

±0.2%

± 1%

±O,1%

Range: 10 ohms to 10K ohms Accuracy: ± 1(l~

fxd,

fxd, Ixd, fxd, fxd, fxd, fxd,

16 ohms, ±5r:rb~, 1/2 W camp, 16K ohms, ±5 r., 1/4 W cornp, 33 ohms, ±s()h, 1/4 W camp, 160K ohms, ±5~~, 1/4 W camp, 330 ohms, ±5('S, 1/4 W
cornp,

camp, 1. 6 Meg, ±5C!" 1/4 W camp, 3. 3K ohms, ±5r:r;"1/4 W Met film, 15.9K ohms, ±O.5%; use 14K ohms, ±O,2 5% and 1.91K ohms, ±1%

5-31. Cl CHECK. To check fixed bridge capacitor C1, connect the instruments as shown in Figure 5-5. a. Connect a standard 0.1 !.(Fcapacitor such as the YHP Model Cs-O.l and a 16 ohm 5% 1/4 watt resistor (HP !t0686-1605) in series across the UNKNOWN terminals. The guard terminal of the standard capacitor should be connected to the rear-panel ground terminal of the DETECTOR jack. b. Set FUNCTION switch to Cs LOW D. c. Set RANGE switch to display XXX. X nF. d. Set rear-panel oscillator to 1 kHz. INT-EXT switch to EXT and set

e. Set rear-panelINT-EXT oscillator to 1 kHz.

switch to EXT and set

f. Balance the bridge and read measured C value. Measured C ~ nF.

g. Disconnect the parallel 16Kohms resistor from the UNKNOWNterminals. Connect a 33 ohms 5% 1/4 watt resistor in parallel with the standard capacitor. h. Change oscillator frequency to 20 kHz.

I. Balance the bridge and read measured C value. Measured C ~ rif'. 2.0 kHz value (steps f and i). Difference should be within ± 0.2 nF. If not within this tolerance, change

i- Calculate the difference between 1kHz value and

e. Balance the bridge and read the measured C value. C value should be: standard value ± 0.3%; for example 099.7 to 100.3 nF. 5-32. C305 SELECTION. Capacitor C305 compensates for amplifier stray input capacity and the capacity of the CRL control. The procedure for selecting the correct value for C305 is as follows: a. Connect the test setup as shown in Figure 5-5. b. Connect a standar-d capacitor such as the YHP Model CS-0.1 /.iFand a 16K ohm ± 5% 1/4 watt resistor in parallel to the UNKNOWNterminals. c. Set FUNCTION switch to Cp HIGH D. d. Set RANGE switch for XXX. X nF display. 02337-2

value of C305 and repeat.

5-33. CRL RESISTANCE (R3) AT 500 OHMS, For maximum accuracy during measurements, CRL resistor R3 should introduce no errors. C305 selection provides high frequency compensation at the high resistance end of R3. The R3 check at 500 ohms is an additional che ck to ensure that R3 res i s tan c e is correct. a. Connect test equipment setup as shown in ure 5-5.
Fig-

b. Connect the 0.01 /-IFsilvered mica capacitor with a 160K ohms ± 5% 1/4 watt resistor in parallel to the UNKNOWNterminals. c. Set FUNCTION switch to Cp HIGH D.
5 -9

Section V Paragraphs

Model 4260A 5-34 to 5-36

d. Set RANGE switch for

xxx. X nF

display.

c. Set FUNCTION switch to Cp HIGH D. d. Set RANGE switch for XXXX. pF display. e. Set OSCillator !NT-EXT switch to EXT. and set oscillator frequency to 1000 Hz.
f. Balance the bridge and read measured C value. Measured C ~ . pF.

e. Set [NT-EXT switch on rear panel to EXT.

r. Set Oscillator frequency to 1 kHz.

g. Balance the bridge and read the measured value. Measured C ~ nF. C

h. Disconnect parallel 160K resistor and connect a 330 ohm ± 5% 1/4 watt resistor in parallel with the standard silvered mica capacitor.
1.

Change oscillator frequency to 20 kHz.

g. Disconnect the 1.6 megohm resistor and connect a 3300 ohm ± 5% 1/4 watt resistor in parallel with the 1000 pF capacitor. h. Change oscillator frequency to 20 kHz. 1. Balance the bridge and read measured C value. Measured C '" . pF. Difference between C values for steps- Cand i should be made minimum by adjusting CI04.
j. Adjust CI04 slightly and repeat procedure. Adjustment is correct when difference between the two measured C values is minimum. This completes CI04 adjustment.

Measured C ~ nF. Capacitance difference between values- ohfained in steps g and j should be within a half digit on the CRL counter. CI03 CHECK AND ADJUSTMENT. Trimmer capacitor C103 is inside switch assembly AIOO. The adjustment can be done through the access hole in the switch assembly.
5-34.

j. Balance the bridge and read measured C value.

a. Connect test equipment as shown in Figure 5-5. b. Connect the 0.01 IJ.F silvered mica capacitor with a parallel 160K ohms ± 5% 1/4 watt resistor to the UNKNOWNterminals. c. Set FUNCTION switch to Cp HIGH D. d. Set RANGE switch for XX. XX nF display. e. Set oscillator !NT-EXT switch to EXT. and adjust oscillator frequency to I kHz. Measured C ~
f. Balance the bridge and read measured C value.

5-36. C3 ADJUSTMENT. Trimmer capacitor C3 is adjusted to compensate for transformer T2 capacitance. The procedure is as follows: a. Connect test equipment setup as shown in Figure 5-5. b. Connect the 0,01 !J.F ± 0.2% with a parallel 15.9 K ohms ± O.5% 1/4 watt resistor to the UNKNOWN terminals. c. Set FUNCTlON switch to Cp HIGH D. d. Set RANGE switch for ~. e. Set oscillator
f. Set oscillator XX nF display.

nF.

g. Disconnect the 160K ohms resistor and connect a 330 ohms ± 5% 1/4 watt resistor in parallel with the silvered mica capacitor. h. Change oscillator frequency to 20 kHz.

INT-EXT switch to EXT. frequency to 1000 Hz

± 5, Hz. D

i. Balance the bridge and read measured C value. Measured C", nF. Difference between C values of steps I and -i should be made minimum by adjusting CI03.

D reading should be 1 ± 0.05.

g. Balance the bridge and read measured h. Remove ac power from the 4260A.

value.

[. Adjust CI03 slightly and repeat procedure. CI03 adjustment is correct when difference between the two measured C values is minimum.
5-35. C104 CHECK AND ADJUSTMENT. Trimmer capacitor CI04 is inside switch assembly A100. The adjustment can be done through the access hole in the switch assembly.

i. Remove shorting strap across Cp Ls DQ RESISTOR terminals on rear panel. With another 4260A measure the dc resistance between the ungrounded Cp Ls DQ RESISTOR terminal and the white - black lead end of Cl.

i. Adjust DQ control so that the se cond 4260A measures 812 ohms. Disconnect measuring 4260A and connect shorting strap across Cp Ls DQ RESISTOR terminals.
k. Apply ac power to 4260A.
I. Without moving DQ control, balance the bridge by adjusting CRL control and C3. Adjustment Is cor-

a. Connect test equipment setup as shown in Figure 5-5. b. Connect the 1000 pF silvered micacapacitorwith a 1.6 megohm ± 5% 1/4 watt resistor in parallel to the UNKNOWNterminals. 5-10

rect when bridge null is obtained.

02337-2

:' Model 4260A '5-37. FIRST RANGE CHECK (FULL CCW). The folRIOI inside

Paragraphs

Section V 5-37 to 5-38

i lowing procedure checks I ohm resistor the RANGE switch.

2) Remove all three printed circuit assemblies. 3) Set FUNCTION switch to Lp LOW Q. 4) Remove shorting strap from BIAS BATTERY terminals. 5) Measure the dc resistance between UNKNOWN LOWterminal and t e r min a I 40 (Page 8-4). If this value is I ohm ± 0.5%, select CIOl for L difference readings within 0005 as discussed in step i. If the R value is not I ohm ± O. 5%, check contacts of S101 and S102. 5-38. SECOND RANGE CHECK. The following procedure checks 10 ohm resistor RI02 inside RANGE switch AIOO. a. Connect test setup as shown in Figure 5-5. b. Connect a standard 1mR inductor such as a General Radio 1482E. The inductor high terminal is connected to the unmarked UNKNOWNterminal and the inductor low and guard terminals should be connected to the UNKNOWNLOW terminal. The inductor case should be isolated from ground. c. Set FUNCTION switch to Ls LOW Q. d. Set RANGE switch for XX. XX mH display. e. Set oscillator INT-EXT switch to EXT and adjust oscillator frequency to 1 kHz. f. Balance the bridge and read the measured value. Measured L valua e __ • _ mfl, L

a. Connect test setup as shown in Figure 5-5.

b. Connect a standard 1 mH inductor such as a General Radio 1482E. The inductor high terminal is ; connected to the unmarked UNKNOWNterminal and the : inductor low and guard terminals should be connected ·to the UNKNOWNLOW terminal. The inductor case , should be isolated from ground.

c. Set FUNCTION switch to Ls LOW Q.

d. Set RANGE switch for XXXX. il H .

e. Set oscillator INT-EXT switch to EXT and set oscillator frequency to 1 kHz.
£. Balance the bridge and read the measured ',value. Measured L value ~ . MH. L

g. Install a 3300hm ±5% 1/4 watt resistor in series \;between the inductor high terminal and the unmarked : UNKNOWN.

h. Set oscillator frequency to 20 kHz.

i Balance the bridge and read measured L value. ::Me~sured L value « • IlH. Inductance differ;,ence between L values obtained in steps f and i should L,be within ± 0005 ilH. If not within 0005,measure the

~resistance between UNKNOWNLOW terminal and ter~;'minal40 (see Page 8-4) as follows:

1) Remove instrument top, bottom, and right side covers. Remove two screws in printed circuit hold-down cover and lift off.

g. DiscOlUlect the standard inductor from the UNKNOWNunmarked terminal and connect a330 ohm 5% 1/4 watt resistor in series.

HP4260A
FRONT

PANEL

DET GHD

HP4260A REAR PANEL

**
HP 140A/1400A
OSCILLOSCOPE

HP200CD OSCILLATOR

*
LOW CASLE SHIELD TO DET GAD

* **

DO NOT GROUND CABINET USE SHIELDED CABLE AND CONNECT

Figure 5-5.

Test Setup for Adjustments 5-11

Section V Paragraphs

5-39 to 5-51

Model 4260A
f. Apply power to 4260A and adjust CRL and DQ controls for minimum amplitude of waveform at test point 19 (bridge balanced). CRL counter should read between 095.0 nF and 105. 0 nF and D reading should be between 0.053 and 0.085 on HIGH D scale.

h. Set oscillator frequency to 20 kHz.

1. Balance the bridge and read measured L value. Measured L value ~ . mHo Inductance difference between measured L values in steps f and i should be within half a digit. If not within half a digit on the CRL counter, the measured dc resistance of RI02 should be 10 ohms ± 0.5% (see Paragraph 5-37 step i). '

OPERATION CHECKS OF PRINTED CIRCUIT ASSEMBLIES. 5-40. The f 0 11 0 wing paragraphs outline operating checks for printed circuit assemblies A200, A300, and A400. 5-41. 5-42. POWER SUPPLY AND 1 KHZ OSCfi,LATOR ASSEMBLYA200. POWER SUPPLY.

5-39.

g. With the bridge balanced, the waveforms of Figure 8- 5 for test points 5through 18 should now result. Turn power off and remove reference voltage assembly A300 from J3 and install a 15-pin extender board in J3. Observe correct orientation and insert A300 in 15-pin extender. h. Apply power, connect oscilloscope to test points 5 through 16 and compare each waveform with those shown in Figure 8-5. 5-46. DETECTOR ASSEMBLYA400.

a. With LINE switch ON, connect dc voltmeter to J2 pin D (test point 1). Voltmeter should lndlcate between +12. 0 and +13.5 Vdc. b. Connect de voltmeter to J2 pin F (test point 2). Voltmeter should indicate between -11.0 and -12.5 Vdc. c. Connect dc voltmeter to J2 pin P (test point 3). Voltmeter should indicate between +95 and +115 Vdc. 5-43. 1 kHz OSCn..LATOR. oscillator

5-47. Conditions for observing waveforms at test points on A400 are the same as outlined in Paragraph 5-45, steps a through f. 5-48. PHASE DETECTOR Cm.CUIT. Wa v e for m s shown inFigure 8-6 for test points 17 and 18 lndlcate normal operation. The difference between dc voltages at test points 19 and 20, or 19 and 21 is less than 10 millivolts. These voltages must be measured using a dc voltmeter with an input impedance greater than 10 . megohms. 5-49. ERROR SIGNALAMPLIFIER Cm.CUIT. Waveforms for test points 22 and 23 are shown in Figure 8-6. The changes at these test points when the CRL control is fncreassd or decreased 0.2% from bridge balance point are shown as 22a, b and 23a, b. These waveforms indicate that error signal amplifier galn is normal and phase relationship is correct. 5-50. VARIABLE RESISTANCE Cm.CUIT. Connect reststanee network as shown in Figure 5-6. Dc voltage at test pcmt 24 should be between +5. 3 and +6.1 volts. Dc voltage or waveform changes at test points 25 through 30 are shown in Figure 8- 6 for a CRL control change of TO. 2% or -0.2% from bridge balance
POint.

a. With LINE switch ON, set rear-panel switch to INT.

b. Connect oscilloscope to J2 pin T (test point 4). Voltage level should be between 4.5 and 6.7 volts peak-to-peak. Waveform is shown in Figure 8-4.
C. Connect electronic counter toJ2 Pin T. Counted frequency should be between 995 and 1005 Hz.

5-44.

REFERENCE VOLTAGE ASSEMBLYA300.

5-45. Operation checks of this assembly are best made by waveforms. Test points 5 through 16, Figure 8- 5 , Indicate waveforms for these clrcuits to be used with the following procedures. Remove power. a. Disconnect white-green-blue wire from J4 , pin 10, and connect this wire to terminal 3 of DQ resistor R5A. b. Set FUNCTION'switch to Cp AUTOposition. c , Set RANGE switch to display XXX.X nF. d. Connect a 100 nF (0.1 /J.F) ± 5% capacitor (HP 0170-0001) and a 27K ohm ± 5% resistor (0689.2735) in parallel across the UNKNOWN terminals. e. Remove detector assembly A400 and install 15pin extender board (HP 5060-0049) in A400 jack J4. Observe correct orientation and insert A400 in extender board. Connect oscilloscope to test point 19 (R430, R431 junction). 5-12

5-51. NEON LAMP DRIVER. Dc voltage changes at test points 32 and 33 are shown in Figure 8-6 for a CRL control change of TO. 2% or -0.2% from bridge balance point.

TO J2(T)

....,

>
"-IOK05"1o

;,

r~w
TO J4(10) IIzW

51005% TO J4(5) ......

Figure 5-6,

Resistance Network for Checks 02337-1

Model 4260A

Section V Figure 5-7

I
~" ....

,]
J

~i·:~G M-

~:t{\RS

rt.'I~Zl N~·,~;';

R5A

R5R

Figure 5-7. 02337-2

O.,i;'I!oO_A_~2. ~14;HIi)-p,'3

Top and Bottom Internal Component Location 5-13/5-14

Model 4260A

Section VI Pllragraphs 6-1 to 6-6 -,

"

SECTION

VI

REPLACEAILEPARTS
6-1. INTRODUCTION. 6-2. This section contains information for ordering replacement parts. Table 6-1 lists parts in alphanumerical order of their reference designators and indicates the description and HP stock number of each part, together with any applicable notes. Table 6-2 lists parts in alpha-numerical orde r oftheir HP stock number and provides the following information on each part; a. Description of the part (see list of abbreviations below). b. Typical manufacturer of the part in a five-digit code; see list of manufacturers in Table 6-3. c. Manufacturer's part number. d. Total quantity used in the instrument (TQcolumn). 6-3. Miscellaneous parts Table 6-1. are listed at the end of

6-4. ORDERING INfORMATION. 6-5. To obtain replacement parts, address order or inquiry to your local Hewlett-Packard Field Office (see lists at rear of this manual for addresses). Identify parts by their Hewlett- Packard stock numbers. 6-6. To obtain a part that is not listed, include:

a. Instrument model number. b. Instrument serial number. c. Description of the part. d. Function and location orthe part.

BT C CP CR DL DS

· · · · · · · ·
·

u..mbly e motor battery capa.cltor coupler diode delay line de..lce Blinallnr (lamp)

I'

J K

FL L

M MP

· --· · · · · · ·
s

REFERENCE DESIGNATORS part

P Q S

mlae electronic IU8e fUter jsck

relay

R RT T
TB TP

Inductor meter mechlUdeal part

ABBREVlATIONI! NPN NRFR

· · ~ · · ·

plllr tr..,..18Icr rest.tor thllrm1.l1or = swttch tranaformer s· terminal board telt point

V VR W X

..
s

'9"IlCUUln.

~ voltap ~ eable

tube, Peon bulb, photocell, 010. reK\ll8.tor Bocks! o.".ta.l

A A.F.C.• AMPL B.F.O,• BE CU

BIl DRS

BP

BWO

CCW CD CLIO COIF COM COMP COMPL· CONN CP CRT ~ CW

DEPt'

· · · · · · · · · · · · · · ~

amperee automatic frequency control amplifier beat rrequen~ oscillator bery ilium copper binder head bandpass
br1l.88

HG
IF

H HEX HR

henri •• he>taSonal mercury

hOllr(l)

DIlPG INCL
INS INT K INaD

backwU"d wave oilcillator counter ·clock'lll .. ceramic cllblnet mount only ccelflclen!
cornman

DR ELECT. eleclrolytlc INCAP • encapsulated ICXT ext.rnal

FH

nLH

rxo
GRD

GE GL

· · · · · -· · ·

compaoltlon complete cDllllOctor cadmium plate cathode -ra)" tube clockwi.e QepoIIlted carbon drive

LH LIN LKWASH LPF M MEG METFLM MET OX

MFR LOG

-· · · ·

Intermedloie freq ImpregnaJed InclUldeacent Include(s) lnlrlliatlon(ed) internal kilo' 1000 left hud linear taper lock wuher lorarlthmlc taper low palIB filler mllli.

NaR OBD
OH

· ·
· ·
· ·

nerat! ve -l'O'"ltive-

:f~~~~mmaoded for Ileid repla.cement not separate ly replac eable order by descrlptloo oval head oxide

RWV
S-B SCR

RMS

BE SECT SEMICON
SI

· ·
· ·

root-mean square reve ... working voltage

OX P

SlL

· · · · ~
· · · .. · · · · ·

PC

PF PHBRZ PHL
PIV PNP

MTG MY

MINAT MOM

10-8 106 • metal film metallic oxide lIlIllIIlfaclurar mlnlatllre momentsry mountlnr "mylar"

mea"

P/O POLY PORC POB POT

pp

larads flat head filUster head (1xeci rermlUdum glul rl'Olllld{ed)

Nlc

NE NIPL N/O NPO

nano (10-9) normally Dialed

PT PWV RECT
RF RH

peak • printed circuit ,/1 • gh;:Qla I:lidl • J 0: -Iarads pho.pbor brome PhIWPII. peal< Inver.e vcltqe palltlve-nept1 ..epolltive {lIlrtof paly.tyrene porcelain posltion(s) potentiometer peak -to -peak palo! peak working vcltqe

SL SPG SPL
SST SR

· · ~

BTL TA
TO 'I'I

· · · · · ·

· -· "

· · · · · "

TGL
THO

· · ~

slow-blow lIe-rew eel.nlum "ectlon(a) semicond\lclor silleon sUver .llde IprlllI: .peoial .bUnlen .tael split rlllI: .teel tantalum time delll.Y 1000r18 thread titanium tolerance trtmmer _ .. ellnt! .......e tube mlore. 10-8 vcl1.l

TOL

TRIM TWT U

· · · · ·

VAR

VDCW

~ variable ~ de worklnr

neon

nickel plate normall1 open n81LIIve positive z&rO (z. rc temperature ccelt1cl8llt)

RMO

· ·

rectifier radio IrequtmCf round head or rlrht hand rack mounl onJ:y

wi W wrv
VIW

· ·

W/O

· ·

with wlitte workinr Inver.e vcltqe wlrewowu:l without

OUIM-12

02337-1

6-1

Section VI Figure 6-1

Model 4260A

[]
~

CD

rl~ 10 I: ,0:0::
~
~' ,
,,
~" ,

->
CD
~

0~~

~0

~0

ITEM NO. 1 Z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

DESCRIPTION Front Panel Rear Panel W/deck Side Cover Side Frame Top Cover Bottom Cover Hinge Tilt Stand Foot Assembly

HP STOCK NO. 04260-1040 04260-7025 5000-0703 5060-0703 5060-0718 5000-0717 5040-0700 1490-0032 5060-0728

QTY 1
1

Z Z
1

1 Z
1

Figure 6-1. 6-2

Modular Cabinet Parts 02337-2

04ii:Il:iO_IJ._e:1

Model 4260A Table 6-1. Reference _!f.ef.erence Designation Designation Index Description

Section VI Table 6-1

1j stock No.

Note

AlOO

O'l260-70l1 0160-15'l8 0160-1161 0121-00)9 0121-0039 0160-10'l5 0"260-8604 0"255-860" 0698-1,81 0698-1268 0698-1376 0698-1375 0698-1377 0698-1""

ASSYIRANGE

AND FUNCTION SWITCH 10. 100VOe. PARTITYPICAL VALUE GIVEN PF 10. 600VOCt PARTITvPICAL VALUE GIVEN 'SOVDC'

Cl01 Cl02Cl0' Cl0.. Cl0' R101 Rl02 Rl0' R10.. RI05 R106 Rl07 Rl08 Rl09 R110 Rl11 5101 S10.2 A200 C201 C202 C203 C20~ C205 C207 C20e
C209 C210 C212 C206

FACTORY SELECTEO PART,TYPICAL VALUE GIVEN

CIVAR CER 8-50PF '50vccr CIFXO CER " PF/0.25 PF soovoe. FACTOR¥ SlLEcTEO PARTITYPICAL VALUE GIVEN RIFXO WI 0.986 OHM 0.,. FACTORY 5ELECT[O ~ARTITYPICAL VALUE GIVEN RIFXO II 10 OHM 0.1. RIFXO MET rLM 100 OHM 0.1% 1/2W RIFXO MET FUM 1K OHM O.~ 1/2. RIFXO RIFXO RIFXO RIFXO RIFXO MET MET MET M~T MET FL~ FLM FLM FLM FLM 10K OHM 0.11 1/2. 97K OHM O.l~ 1/4. 3K OHM I' 1/4. 910K OHM O.ll 1/4W 'OK OHM 1. 11'"

elFXO M¥ 0.22 UF FACTORV SELECTED CIFXO PAPER 2000 FACTORY SEL~CTED CIVAII: CER a-SOPF

0698-1380

0698-l400
0698-4142 0~260-7021 0~260·B702 0160-0967 0180-0756 0180-0756 0190-0965 0180-0756 0IeO-096~ 0180-0981 0180-1029 0160-15"" 0160-15"" 0180-1026 0180-1029 0180-0756 0180-0756 1901-00"5 1901-00~5 1902-00'1 1901-00"5 1902-00'1 1901-0026 1901-0028

RIFxO MET FLM 500 OHM 0.1% 1/2W RIFXQ MET FLM 15.8 OHM 1% 1/4W $IITeHIROTARY PART OF 5101 A5SYIPOWER CIFXo CIFXO C,FXO CIFXO CIFXO CIFXO elFXO CIFXO CIFXO CIFXO CIFXC CIFXO CIFXO CIFXD ELECT ELECT ELECT ELECT ELECT FOR RANGE,FUNCTION

SOPPLY AND 1KHZ OSC 500 UF 25VOCW 20 UF 1,VOCW 20 UF 15VOCW 200 uF 2SVOC' 20 U~ lSVOCw

ELECT 100 UF 50VOC' ELECT 22 UF 160VDCW TANT 1 UF 201 15VDCW MY "100 PF ,. SOVOC' MY 4700 PF 5' SOVOC' TANT 47 UF 20' 6VOCW TAN' 1 UF 20' 15VOC' ELECT 20 UP 15VOC. ELECT 20 UF 15VOC.

C211 e213 C21" eR201 CR202

CR20)

eR20'l eR205 CR206 eA207 Q201

S~MICON OE~ICEIOIOOE SlLICO~ SEMICON OEvlCEIOIOOE SlLICO~ DIOOE,BREAKDOWN 12.7V S. 400 MW SEMtCON DE~ICEIOIOOE SlLICO~ OIOOE.BREAKOOWN l2.1V S. 400 MW DIOOEISIL1CON OIOOtISI~JCON TRANSISTCRINPN ZOO ~IV 0.5 AMP "00 PIV 0.5 AMP SILICON

1205-00"

185"-000)

HEAT DISSIPATOR FOR Q201

# See list 01 abbre.,lations

in Introduction

to this secllon

02337-2

6-3

Section VI Table 6-1 Table 6 -1. Reference Designation !teference Desip;nation ~ Stock No. Index (Conttd)

Model 4260A

De scription it

Note

Q202 Q203 020" 101205 Q206 101201 R201 R202 R203 R20,," R205 A206 R207 R208 R209 R210 R211 R212 R213 R2111. R215 R216 R217 R218 R219 R220
A)OO

le5~-OO11 1854-0071 185"-0011 1854-0011 185"-0071 185"-0071 0684-2121 0684-2121 06811.-6821 068)-6815 068"-"721 0684-2.12)1 0690-1821 0751-0960 0157-0959 2100-1776 0751-0941 0751-0926 2100-1777 0684-27'11 0757-09)0 068"-6831 0683-2025 068)-5635 0683-1235 0683-8215 0"260-8703 0180-0962 0180-0773 0180-1026 0160-1271 0160-10l9 0180-1026 0180-0978 0180-0773 0180-1029 0160-1029 0180-09"5 0180-1029 OUO-1029 0180-0945 0180-1029 0180-L029 OL80-1029 0160-154) 01eo ..9~5 0 1901-&0110 1901-0040

TRANSISTORISlllCON TRANStSTO~IStlICON TRAN~ISTO~ISIltCON TRANSlSTORISlllCON TRANSISTO~ISIlICON TRANSISTORISIlICON R'FXO RIFXO ~IFXO RIFXO RIFXO RIFXO RIFXO RIFXO RIFXD RIVAR RIFXO RIFXO RIVAR RtFXO RIFXO RIFXQ RIFXO RIFXO RIFXO RIFXO COMP COM~ COMP COMP CaMP

NPN NPN NPN NPN NPN

2N')91 2N')91 2N))91 2N))91 aN)'9l

NPN 2N))91

~700 OHM 10i 1/4. 2700 OHM 10- 1/4. 6800 OHM 101 1/". taO OHM SI 1/~' 4100 OHM 10_ 1/4'

COMP 22K OHM 101 1/41 COMP 1800 OHM 101 1W MET FLM )3K OHM al l/a~ MET FLM )OK OHM 21 IIBW WW 10K OHM 10% LIN 1!2W MET flM ,.1K OHM 21 1/8W MET flM 1.~K OHM 2. l/BW WW 20K OHM 10% LIN 1!2W COMP 270K OHM 101 11". MET FlM 1.aK OHM 2. 1/8W COMP COMP COMP COMP tOMP
~BK OHM 101 1/4. aooo OHM " 1/4.

OHM 51 1/11.. 12K OHM 5' 1/4. &20 OHM 5. 1/4'

56K

ASSYiREFER~~eE CIFXO CIFxO CIFXO elFXO CIFXO

VOLTAGE

ClOI

C302: C303 C30'l Cl05 006 C307 Cl08 ClO'

FACTORY SELECTED PART~TYPICAL VALUE GIVEN

TANT 47 UF 20. 6VOCW 'ANT 1 UF +75-15% 5DVDCW ELECT 50 uP '5vac. TANT 1 UF 20. 15VDC' ELECT TANT TANT ELECT

TANT 1 UF 20' '5voe. ELECT 50 uP 15voe. TANT 47 UF 201 6voe. MY e.Ol UF 5' sovoew CER 25 PF 10' SOOVOC'

CIFXO CIFXO C'FXO elFXO CIFXC CIFXO CIFXO 'IFXO C~FXO CIFXO 'IFXO C'FXO CIFXO CIFXO

eno

011

TANT 1 UF 201 15vec,

c:lIn

013 014

50 UF 6voe. 1 UF 201 15VO'. 1 UF 201 15VOC' 50 UF 6voe.

e111 ellS

C)l!! C316

en'

TANT 1 UF 20' 15vec. TANT 1 UF 201 15VDC' MY 2200 PF 5' sovoe. ELECT 50 UP 6VCCW

TANT 1 UF 20. 15Voel

CR)Ol

''''02

elaOl'SILICON )0 MA AT lV

CIODE'SILICON

lO MA AT tV lO PIV '0 PIV

# s..Ust

01 abbrevlaUona

In Introduction 10 this aeellon

6-4

02337-2

Model 4260A Table 6-1, Reference Designation Jncl.ex (Cont1d) ~eference

DesilUlation ~ stock No,

Section VI Table 6-1

Description

Note

CIUO) CRJO~ CR)05 CR)06 CRJ07 CRJOa Q)Ol Q)O)

Q)02 Q104

1901-0040 1901-0040 1901-0040 1901-0040 1910-0016 1910-0010 1854-0071 185)-0010 1854-0071 1e5~-0011 185)-0010 185~-0071 le5~-0011 1854-0071 1B5~-OO71 18S~-OO11 1854-0071 1854-0071 1854-0071 0664-12)1 0683-7515 0757-0966 0681.1-11731 0757-0951
0683-5625 068l-20l5 0757-0928

DI0DEISI~iCON )0 MA AT IV )0 PlY CIOOEISIL1CON )0 HA AT IV )0 PLY CIOOE.SILICON )0 MA AT IV )0 PIV DIOOEISIL1CCN '0 MA AT IV 30 PLY DIOOEIGERMANIUM 100MA AT 0.65V 60PIY CIOOE.GERMANIUM lOOMA AT 0.S5V 60PIV NPN 2N3J91 PNP NPN 2Nl39l NPN 2N)J91 PNP NPN 2NlJ91 NPN 2NlJ91 NPN 2NlJ91 NPN 2NJ391 NPN 2N)l91 NPN 2Nl)91 NPN 2Nl391 NPN 2N'J91

QJ05 QJ06 QJ07 QJOa QJ09 QJ10

Q)l1

TRANSISTOIIIISILICON TRAN$ISTo~aSILICON TRANSISTO~ISILICON TRAN$ISTORISILICON T~AN$ISTo~aSILICON TRANSISTORISILICON TRANSISTORISILICON TPANSISTO~ISILICON TPANSISTO~ISILICON TRANSISTORISILICON TRANSISTORISILICON TRANSISTO~ISILICON TRANSISTORISILICON RIFXO RIFlO RIFle RIFXO R'FlO RIFXD RIFXD RIFXO RIFXO RIFXO RIFXD RIFXO RIFle RIFXC RIFXO RIFlO RIFle RIPxe RIFXO RIFXO RIFXO RIFXO RIFlO RIFlO RIFXO RIFXO RIFlO RIFlD RIFlO RIFXO

QJU QJlJ RJ01

R102

RJOJ RJO~ RJ05 R106 RJ07 RJOe RJOQ RJ10 R31l

RJU

COMP 12K OHM 10. 1/~1 COMP 750 OHM 5a 1/~' MET FLM 68K OHM 2. l/BW COMP ~7K OHM 10' 1/41 MET ~LM l'K OHM a. l/SW COMP 5600 OHM 51 l/QI COMP laoo OHM ,. 1/1.1. COM' 5600 OHM 51 1/~W COMP 20K OHM 5. 1/4' MET FLM l.5K OHM 2. 1/8' MET F~M 1.5K OHM 2. 118W COMP 51K OHM 5. 1/~W MET FLM 1.2K OHM 2. I1S1 COMP 5600 OHM 5. l/QW MET FLM l.2K OHM 2. liB. COMP 47K OHM 10' 1/1.1. MET PLM 1lK OHM 2. llew COM~ 750 OHM ,. 1/4. MET fLM 68K OHM 2. 1/SW COMP 12K OHM 10. 1/4W COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP CQMP COM~ COMP i2K OHM lOt; 1/41 6&00 OHM 10' 1/4' 6800 OHM 10' 1/4' i700 OHM 10' 1/4' 8200 OHM 101 1/4W 10K OHM 10~ 1/41 1500 OHM 10~ 1/4. 270K OHM 10' 1/1.1W 6800 OHM 10' 1/1.1W 2700 OHM 10' 1/~W

068)-122!!i 0681-5625

R3U R)1~ RlJ,5 R316

RJ17 R1U

068)-51)5 0751-0926 06B3-5625 0757-0926

0684-4731

0757-0928

0157-0951
0683-7515 0684-1231

RJ19 RUO RJal RJ22 RJ2l RJ2~ R'25 R)26

R127

0157-0966 0681.1-22)1

06811-6821 0684-6821 0681.1-2721 0684-8221 0681.1-1521

06el.l-l0'l 0684-2741
0684-6821 0681.1-2721 0684-5621

R).il8 R)U R)lO

R)H

RIFXO COMP ,.6K OHM 10' 1/41

:# See list of abbreviation.

In Introduction to this lIectlon

02337-1

6-5

Section VI Table 6-1 Table 6-1. Reference Designation Index (ConPd) llel,erence Designation r/jj! Stock No. Description f

Model 4260A

Note

Fl.3'~ Fl.3J.)
Fl.334

R,3)5 Fl.J.36 Fl.3,7 R318 R'41

R))' FI.)40

068'-1225 0684-4721 0683-5625 0683-8225 06U-682:5 0681&-4721 0683-J02:i 068)-J625 0683-242~ 068:.'-1"5 068)-1235 0683-J015 0683-5635 0684-4721 04260-7021& 0180-070S 0160-1271 0160-1:5'12 0180-10'2 0160-1271 0160-15115 0160-1271 0180-1029 0180-0156 0180-0756 0180-0756 0160-1271 0180-0756 0180-0756 0180-0756 0140-020" 0140-019'10 0160-154'10 0180-09'105 0180-10)2 0180-096. 0180-1025 1902-0037 1901-00'10 1901-0040 1901-0040 1901-0040 1910-0016 1910-0016 1910-0016 1910-0016 1910-0016 1910-0016
1910-0016

RIF~O RIFXO RIF~O RIFXO RIFxa RIFXO RIFXO RIFXO RIFXO RIFXO RIFXD RIFXO RIFXD RIFXD CIFXD CIFXD CIFXO CIFXO CIFXO CIFXO CIFXO CIFXO CtFXO CIFXO CIFXO CIFXO CIFXO CIFXO CIFXO CIFXO CtFXO CIFXO CIFXC CIFXO

COMP COMP COMP COM~ COM~ COMP CaMP COMP COMP COMP CaMP COMP COM,. COMP

1200 4700 5600 8200 6800

OHM OHM OHM OHM OHM

5. 1/4. 101 1/4W 5~ 1/41 51 1/4W 51 1/4W

4700 OHM 10' 1/4' 3000 OHM 5. 1/4_ 3600 OHM 5. 1/4. 2400 OHM 5. I/~I 13K OHM 5. 1141 12K OMM 51 1/4' JOO OHM S. 1/4' 56K OHM 51 1/4W ~700 OMM 10' 1/4' UF l!VOCW UF 51 SOVOCI PF 10' SOYDC. UF 20' l!VDC' UF 5. SOVOCI

RJ.4} R)4'

R,44 FI.]4'

A400
C401 C402 C40'

ASSytOETECTOR ELtCT J MY 8.01 My 1SOO TANT 10 MY 0.01

C404 C405 C406

C401

C40a C409 '410

C411 C1u2
C&l15

MY 0.022 UF S' 50VDel MY g.Ol UF 5' SOVOCI TANT 1 UF 201 15VOCW ELECT 20 UP 15YDC. ELECT 20 UP l,veCI ELECT 20 UP 15VDCI My 0.01 UF 5' Soyoe, ELE~T 20 UP 15vec. ELECT 20 UP l5YeCI ELECt 20 UF "yoe. MlCA 47PF 51 NPO 500YOC' MICA 110 PF 511 ,00 VOC' My "700 PF 5. SOYDCI ELECT 50 UF 6VDCW TANT 10 UF 201 lSYCCW

C4ll C414 C416

C&l18

C417

C419

C&l20

C421

C4a~

CIFXO TANT 220 uP 10. lovce' CIFXO TANT 22 UF 201 6voe' OIOOEISILiCON OIOO[!$ILiCON OIOO~ISILICON OlOOEIS1LICON

CR401

CR402

SEMICON DEVICE-DIODE
'0 30 '0 3D MA MA MA HA

CRlj.03 CRlj.04 CR'Io05 CR406 CR407 CFl.409 CR,410

CRq.U

AT AT AT AT

1V IV IV IV AT AT AT AT AT

'0 )0 JO '0

PlY PIV PIV PlY 60flY 60PIV 60PIV 60PIV 60PIY

CR408

DIOOEIGERMANIUM 100MA OIOOEIGERMA~IUH lOOMA OlOOEIGERMANIUM100MA OIODEIGERMA~IUM lOOMA DIOOEIGERMA~IUM 100MA OIOOEIGERMA~IUM OIOOEIGERMIoNIUM

0.S5V 0.85V 0.85V o.ssv D.aSY

CRq.12

l00MA AT 0.8SV 60PIV lOOMA AT O.ISV 60PIV

# 6-6

s.. liat

of abbreviatioN!

In introduction

to IhIa MCtion

02337-1

Mode14260A Table 6-1. Reference Designation Index (Cont'd) Desil!il-.ion

Section VI Table 6-1

.!lef~~~Fe

$ stock No.

Description

Note

C"~U

CR~U CR~16

CR~l~

CR417

a10-0016 1910-0016 1910-0016 1901-0040 1901-0040 1901-0040 1901-0011-0 1901-00'10 1902-0057 9100-0729 1851j.-0071 185'-0010 1854-0071 185l1-0071 185'1-6071 IB54-0071 1854-0071 1854-0071 1854-0071 1854-0071 L854-0071 185'1-0071 185'1-&071 1854-0071 1854-ooQ, lS!ill-0071 1854 .. 071 0 185'1-0022 0683-2735 0683-12.'5 0683-4715 0684-2231 068'1-10'11 068'1-8221 0684 ... 1531 0683-10'15 0683-"''1'' 0684-1031 0681j.-8221 0757-0952 0757-0955 0683-5635 0757-09'17 0683-10'15 068'-2715 0683-3315
068'-1855

OIOOi*aE~MA~IUM 100MA AT O.a5V 60PIV DIoot'GERMANIUM lOOMA AT D.BSV 60PIV DIOOt'GERMANIUM 100MA AT D.aSV 60PIV DIODEISIL.ICON 30 MA AT IV 3D FIV DIOOtlSIL.·lCON '0 MA AT IV ,0 PIV DIODEISIL.-ICON '0 MA AT IV 30 PIV DIODtISlL.1CON ,0 HA AT IV 30 PIV DIOOEISIL.iCON '0 MA AT IV 30 PIV SEMICON Ot~ICEIDJODE SILICO~ INOUCTORI'XC 100 UH 10. NPN PNP NPN NPN NPN NPN NPN NPN NPN NPN 2N,,91 2N,,9! 2N3391 2N,,91 2N3391 2N3,91 2N'391 2N3,9! 2N,,91 2N,,91 2N'39! 2N'391 2N,,91

CR419 CR~aO CR~21 1.401

CR418

o~oI

0402 Q~O' 0404 0405 04(,)6 Q4Q1 Q4Q! 04Q~ QIHO 0411 Q412 Q~l'
Q41l1

T~ANSISTO~'SIL.ICON TRANSISTORISIL.ICON TRANSISTO~I~lL.ICON TRANSISTO~ISIL.ltON TRANSISTO~'$lL.ICON TRANSISTORISILICON TRANSISTO~ISIL.ICON TRANSI5TO~ISIL.ICON TRANSISTO~ISIL.ICON TRANSISTOftISlL.lCON

Q415

TRANSISTO~ISIL.ICQN NPN TRANSISTORISILICON NPN TRANSISTORISILICON NPN TRANSISTOftlSlL.ICQN NPN TRAN5ISTORINPN SIL.ICON

Q416 Q417 O'US

R~OI

TRAN5ISTORISIL.ICON NPN 2N'J91 TRANSISTORISILICON NPN 2N3391 TRAN$ISTOl'UNPN SIL.1CON RIFXO RIFxe R1FXD RIFXO RIFXO RIFxe ftlFXO RIFXD RIFxe RIFxe RIFXD RIFxe RIFXO RIFXO RIFxe COMP COM~ COM~ COM~ CDMP COM~ COMP CDM~ COMP COMP 1.8 27K 12K ~70 22K MEGOHM 5. 1/4W OHM ~. 1/~W OHM 51 1/~W OHM 51 1/'11 QHM 1QI 1/4'

R40' R40'l RlIQ, Ro406 Ro407 R409 RIUO

R'Ill PUlOS

R~02

lOOK OHM 101 1/4' 6200 OHM 1QI l/Q' 15K OHM 10' 1/1.j.W lOOK OHM 51 1/4, JOOK OHM 5'" 1/1.1-W

"'112 R413 R41'1 R415

11.416

COMP 10K OHM 101 1/1.1-' COM~ 8aoo CHM 10' 1/1.1-W HET FLM ISK OHM 2. 1/8W MET FL.M 20K OHM 2. 1/8W COMP 5&K OHM 5' 1/1.1-W F.CTORY SELECTED PARTITVPICAL

VALUE GIVEN

R'I17

R418

RIFXD MET FLM 9.1K OHM 2. lIe. RIFXD COM~ lOOK OHM 5. 1/4. FACTQRY S!.L.tcn:oPARTITYPICAL. VAL.UE GIVEN RIFXU COMP 270 OHM $' 1/'IW RIFle 'OM~ 330 OHM

RII19

5. 1/4'

S..liBt 01 abbreviations

in Introduction to thIB aecUon 6-7

02337-1

Section VI Table 6-1 Table 6-1. Reference Designation Index (Cont'd) Description

Model 4260A

Itef.ere nee

De s1IDla.Uon

$ stock No,

Note

FUI20 Rq.21 RIl22 Rq.23 R424 Rq.26 Rq.a7 Rq.a8 RII29 R"'O RIIH ""'2 RIIl3 R4J4 ROS R436 R437 R439
ROS R~Z!l

0757-095) 068'-1225 0683·1225 068~-2721 0684-27Ql 0684·1041 0757 .. 9'17 0 0757-09'107 0683-""' 0683-27115 0757 .. 935 0 0757-~" 06B'I 1521 .. 0757-0960 0757-0960 0757-0939 0757-0939 068'1 1521 .. 0757 .. 960 0 0757-0960 0757-0939 0757-0939 0684-101H 0683-6835 06Bq.-6821 0684 .. 10111 06B3-6215 0683-6215 06U-6a1~ 0683-681S 0683-1215 0684-2721 068'10-1041 068)-6835 068)-5625 0683 .. 225 2 0683-24115 0683-18'15 068)-8245

RIFXO AIFXC R'FXO RIFXO R'FXO RIFXO RIFXO AtFXO RIFXD RIFXO RIFXO RIFXe RIFXC RIFXO RIFXO

HET FLM 16K OHM 2. 1/81 COMP 1200 OHM 5. 1/'10' COM~ 1200 OHM 5. 1/"1 COM~ 2700 OHM 10' 1/4W COMP 270K OHM 101 1/4' COH~ lOOK OHM 10. 114W MET FLM 9.1K OHM 2. 1/8' HET FLH 9.1K OHM 21 l/BW COMP J60K OHM 51 l/q.W COM~ 270K OHM 5. 1/4. MET FLM 3.SK OHM 21 1/81 MET FLH ).OK OHM 2. 1/81 COMP 1500 OHM 10' 1/4' MET F~M 33K OHM 2. 1/8. MET F~M 31K OHM 2M 1/8W

AIFXO MET F~M 4.1K OHM 21 1/8W II:IFlCO "'ET F~M 4.1K OHM 2. 1/61 RIFXO COMP 1500 OHM 10' 1/4W RIFxe MET FLM J3K OHM 2. lIS' RIFXO MET FLM 33K OHM 2. I/Bt II:'FXOMET FLM ~.)K OHM 2' 1/8W II:IFXO MET F~M 4.3K OHM 2' 1/8W RIFxa COMP lOOK OHM 101 1/4. II:IFXO COMP eeK OHM ,. l/ijW RIFXO COM~ 6800 OHM 101 1/4W RIFXD RIFXD RIFXO RIFXD RIFXO R'FXC RIFXC RIFXD RIFXO RIFXO COMP COM' COMP COM' COMP COMP COM' COM' COMP COM' lOOK OHM 10' 1/4' 620 OHM 5* l/ijW 620 OHM 5. llq.W t20 OHM 51 1/4. 680 OHM 5. 1/4' 120 OHM 51 1/~' 2700 OHM 10. 1/'10. lOOK OHM 10' 1/4. 68K OHM 5. 114W 5600 OHM S' 1/4W OHM 51 1/~' PARTITYPICA~ OHM 51 1/QW OHM 5. 1/4W OHM 5. 1/4W VALUE GIVE.

RII'IO R441 Rq.42 R443 R411q. R445 R446 R447 R448 R449 R450 A451 R452 R453 R45IJ RIIS5 R456 RIIS1 R458

RIFXe COM' 2.2K FACTORY $EL~CTEO ~IFXO COMP 2~OK RIFXO COMP l80K RIFXQ COM' 820K

A500

O1.l260-7025

CHASSIS ASSY,INCLIS2tJl l1S1230V ONLY

-Jq.

• FACTORY SELECTED PART,TYPICAL VALUE GIVE~

# See 11.1 of abbreviations 6-8

In Introduction 10 thJa aection

Model 4260A Table 6-1. Reference Designation Index (Cont'd)

Section VI Table 6-1

Xefr~?ce Des! tion

A600

I$jJ Stock No.

Description
ASSVtDECIMAL POINT AND DIRECTION

Note

IJ4.26O-7026

IND

ROOI

0687-15'H 21'10-0018 21'10-00if:j 21'10-0018 2140-0018 2140-0018

RIFXO COMP 150K 0101'" 1I2W 10' L.AMPIGLOW L.AMPIGLOW LAMP'GLOW LAMPIGI.O' LAMPIGI.OW 1/10W 1110W
1/10'

vool

VOQa VOOJ 1100' VOO5

1110W
1110'

Cl C2 CII C5 e6 CRI CR2

Fl Jl CJ

0100-1''10 0160-1515 0121-0205 0100-l0l1 0160-1510 0160-1227 1910-0016 1910-0016 2110-0110 1251-01'18 1251-01'11 1251-0ll5 1251-0ll5

CIFXC MIC~ 0.2 UF 0.2. CIFXO MICA 2200 PF 10~ 500VDCFACTORY SELECTED PARTITYPICAL VALUE GIVEN tlVAR CER S PF 2S0VOCW C'FXC CER 10 PF 101 ~OOVOCW fACtORY SELECTED PART;TYPICAL VALUE GIVEN CIFXD MICA 1200 PF 101 500VOC_ CIFXD METAL PAPER .05 UF 10. 250VOCW OIOOEIGERMA~IUM DIODEIGERMANIUM FUSEICART~lOGE l00MA AT O.15Y 60PIV 100MA AT O.85Y 60PIV SLO-BLO O.lA

• ..

J2 JJ
J'I

J5

CONNECTORfPOrER 3 PIN ~~LE CONNECTORI18-CONTACT CONNECTOR1PRINTEO CIRCUIT 15 CONTACTS CONNECTOR1P~INTED CIRCUIT 15 CONTACTS CONNECTOR,INCLUDESI BINDING POSTI8I.ACK(2 US EO) INSUI.ATORI2 EAC .. INSULATORI2 EACI-t CQNNtCTQRIFOR 81AS 8ATTERY SHORTING IAR FOR J6 CONNECTORIFOR EXT RESISTOR CP,I.S ANS &lAS CAPACITOR SHORTING BAR FOR J7 CONNEeToRIFO~ EXT RESISTOR,CS.I.P SHORTING BAR FOR J8 eONN~eToRIFOR EXT OSCILLATOR CONNECTORIFQR DETECTOR HETERUQ UA

J6 J7
..18

1510-0011 04260-'021 04260-5022 04260-5028 04200-1049 04260-50"8 04260-1049 04260-5028 04260-1049 042.60-50~8 04260-5028 1120-07J4 2100-Un 0684-1521 04260-7028 2100-1171 04260-70)1

..19 ..110

Ml Rl R2 RJ R4 R5

RIIIAR DEPe !K OMM 10_ 0.,. RIFXD COMP 1500 OHM lOW 1/4' RIVAR W' IK OHM RI~AR ,. 10/' OI-tH 10. 1.2' RIVAR ,. 10K OHM +100 OHM REPLACE ONLY WITH DQ DIAL • FACTORY SELECTED PART;TVPICAL VALUE GIYEN

# See

u.t

01

abbreviations

in

Introduction

10

lb.

MCtlOD

·02337-2

6-9

Section VI Table 6-1 Table 6-1, _!te_f,erence Designation ~ stock No. Reference Designation Index (Cont'd)

Model 4260A

Description if

Note

RoO

R7
51 S2 5)

0698-1:37) 068'1-10'11 )101-0206 )101-003J 3101-02'14 04260-8602 04260-8603 8120-0078 1'100-008'1

R'rXU DEPC 1 OHM S' 1/2. R"FXD CaMP lOOK OHM 10' 1/4. SWITCHIS~lOl(~INE ON) SWITCHISLIClDPOTI115/2,OY) SWITCHISLI~l(INT-EXT ascI TRANSFORMERIPO~ER TRANSFORMERIOSC C.bLE 4SSYIPOWER CORO HO~OERIFU5l POST TYPE JAG MISCELL.NEOUS

Tl
T2 til

04260-10)9· 0'1260-10'11 1410-00lJ 011260-8542 11'10-0030 04260-7027 04260-50JO 0:370-0050 0)70-0275 0370-0272 OJ70-0267 o:no-0077 0'70-0077 OJ70-0256 04260-5024

BRACKET BRACKET I COl..f.TER, BU~HING FOR CRL CONTRO~ C4b~EIOIA~ COUNTERICAL GEAR ASSY1CRL COUNTER INLiEX KNUB FOR CRL CONTROL KNOB FOR CRL CONTRO~ KNOBIDQ COfliTROL KNOBIOQ VERIIoJER KNOBiFUNCTION KNOB'RANGE KNOBISENStTIYITY LENSIFINDE.R SPRINGIOIAL C.B~E WINDOW G~"SS DRIVE

04260-5099

04260-8541 04260-5001.7

PULLEY

FOR

R5

011-260-70:32 O/.l.260-10J8

1251-0048

7120-0445

ITEMS BELOW FOR 100 VAC OR 200 VAC ONLY 110Q/200V ONLY) CHAS~IS AS5YIINCL S2'Jl-J4 FRONT PANEl. NAMEPLAT[1100/200V
AO.PTERIPL~G

04260-9990

OPERATING ANO SERVICE M.NUAL(100/200

VAC ONLY)

# Seeli.t

01 abbreviation.

In Introduction to thill lII.ellon 02337-2

6-10

Model 4260A

Section VI Table 6-2 Table 6-2. Replaceable. Parts

Mfr.

®J Stock No.

De scription #

Mfr. Part No.

TQ

0121-00)9 0121-0205 0140-0l91j. o 140-0201j. OlOO-lO)1 0160-10)9 0100-1045 0160-1161 0160-1227 0160-1271 0160-1510 0160-1515 0160-1S40 0160-1542 0160-1514' 0160-1544 0160-1545 0160-1548 0180-070& 0180-0756 0180-0773 0180-0945 0180-0962 0180-09640180-0965 0180-0966 0180-0967 0180-°978 0180-0981 0180-1025 0180-1026 0180-1029 0180-10l2 0370-0050 0370-0077 0370-0256 0370-0267 0)70-0272 0370-02.75 06BJ-I045 0683-1215 06U-122S 068')-12"
0683-1)35

CIVAR CIV~R CI~XO CIF~e CIFXO CIF~D elFXO CIFXO CIFXO CIFXO CIFxe elFXD CIFXD CIFXD el~xD CI~XD CIFXD C.FXO CIFXO (IFXO CIFXO CIFXD CIFXC (IFXO CI~XO C:FXO CI~XO CIF_O CIFxO CIFXD CIFxe

CER a-~op~ )SOVOCI eER 5 PF 250VDCI MICA 110 PF 5~ )00 Voel MICA 47P~ 5' NPO 500VOCt CER 10 PF 10' SOQvOeW CER 25 PF 10' soovoe. CER 4 PF/0.25 PF Soavec. PApER 2000 PF 10. 600VOC' META~ PAPER .05 UF 101 250VDCW MY 0.01 UF 5' SOVO" MICA 1200 PF 10' SOOVoe. MICA 2200 P~ 10' SOOVOC' MICA 0.2 UF 0.21 MY 1500 PF 10. 50VDCI MY 2200 p~ 5' 50VDC' MY ~700 PF 5' 50VOC' MY 0.022 UF 51 50VUe. MY 0.22 UF 101 100VDC. EL.ECT .) UF 15VOC. ELECT 20 UF lSVOCI ELECT 50 UF I5VOe. ELECT 50 UF 6VOC, TANT 1 UF 20. )5VOC. EL.ECT 100 ur 50VDCW ELECT 200 UF 25VOCW TANT 220 UF 10% lOVOCW ELECT 500 UF 25VDCW TANT 1 UF +75-15% 50VDCW ELECT 22 UF 160VDCW TANT 22 UF 20. 6ve,. TANT 47 v~ 20. 6VOCW

28'180 0121-00,9 281.180 0121-0205 04062 ROM 15Fl11JJC 04062 ROM1SE470JSC 284S0 0160-10'1 28480 0160-10'9 281480 0160-10145 28480 0160-1161 28480 0160-1227 28480 0160-1271 28,+80 0160-1510 28480 0160-1515 28480 0160-1540 281480 0160-15142 28480 0160-1543 2;8480 0160-15144 2;S480 0160-1545 28480 0160-1548 28480 0180-0708 28480 0180-0756 28480 01S0-0773 28480 01S0-09145 28480 0180-0962 28480 0180-0964 28&180 0180-0965 28480 0180-0966 28&180 a 180-09ff,7 28&180 0110-0978 26480 U180-0981 26&110 01'0-t025 28480 0180-1026 28480 0180-1029 28480 oaO-1032 28480 0)70-0050 28480 0)70-0077 281480 0370-0256 28480 onO-0267 28&180 0370-0272 28&180 0'70-0275 01121 CB 10145 01121 CB 1215 01L21 01121 01121 01121 01121 01121 01121 01121 01121 01121 C8 1225 CB 1235 Ci 1)'5 CB IS45 CB 1855 C8 CB GB ca CB 2025 20)5 2225 2425 244~

1 1

1 1

1 1 1 1
1

1
J

1
1 11

2 4

1 1 1 1 1 1

1 1

CIFXO TANT 1 UF 20' I5VOCI CIFxD TANT 10 U~ 20. 1~VOC' KNoe ~OR CRL. CONTROL. KNoe IFUNCTI ON KNOBISENSITIVITY KNOBIDQ vERNIER KNOSIOQ CONTROL. RNOS FOR CRL CONTROL RIF~O COMP lOOK OHM 5. 1/41 RI~XO COMP 120 OHM 5. 1/4' RIFXD RIF~D RIF_O RIFXD RI~xD FUFxD RIFXD RIFXO RIFXD RIFXO COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP

10 2

2 1 1 1 1

21

race OHM 5' 1/11.

068)-1845 068)-1855

12K OHM 51 1/'" 13K OHM 5. 11'" 180K OHM 5' 1/4' 1.a MEGOHM 5. 1/4'

4 3

1 1

068'-2025 068'-20)5, 0683-2225 068,..2425 0613-244'

2000 OHM S' 1/14' 20K OHM 5. 1/'" 2.2~ OMM 5. ·1/4' 2400 OHM 51 1/&1. 2401( OHM 5' 1''''

1 1 1 1

# See llat of abbJoevialiona

In Introclucllon

to this .ectlon

02337-2

6-11

Section VI Table 6-2 Table 6-2.

~ stock No.

Model 4260A Replaceable Parts (Cont'd)

Mfr. Mfr. Part No.

De scription

*'

TQ

068>-2715 068.)-2735 0683--27~5 0613-'015 06U-)02S 06"-]0~5 068;'-"15 061S-'US 0683-36QS 068)-4715 068]-5135 068J-5625 061l-5635 068]-6215 068>-6815 068l-6B25 0683-6B35 068l-7515 0683-8215 0683-8225 061>-82~5 0684-1031 0684-101'1 0684-12'1 0684-1521 0684-1531 0684-2231 0684-2721 0684-2741 068Q-4721 0684-4731 0684-5621 06'4-6821 068Q-6931 0684-8221 0687-1541 0690-1821 0698-1268 069'-13" 0698-137ij 0698-1375 0698-1376 0698-1377 0698-1~80 0698-1381 0698-1400 0698-4142 0157 ..9~g 0 0757-09 0157-0930 0151 ..935 0 0757-0939 0757-0941

RIFXC RIFXO RI'XD RIFxD RIFXO RIFXO RIFXO RIFXD R,FxD RIFXD RIFxD RIFXD RIFXO RIFXC RIFxO RIFXO RIFXO RIFXO RIFxO RIFXO RIFXO Rt'XC RtFXO RtFXC RIFXD RtFX~ RtFXC RIFXC RtFXC RtFXC RtFXC RtFXO RIFxO RI'XC RtFXO RtFXO RIFXO RIFxD RIFxO RIFXO

COMP CaMP COM~ CaMP COMP

210 OHM 5. 1/~' 27K OHM 5. 1/4, 270K O~M 51 114W '00 OHM 5. 1/4' 3000 OHM 51 1/~'

01121 ce 01121 CB OU21 CB 0112.1 CS 0112L CS 01121 01121 01121 28q80 01121 01121 01121 01121 01121

2715 2735 :2.745 '015 3025

1 1 1

COMP lOOK OHM 51 l1qw COMP ]30 OHM 51 1/4' r.OMP 3600 OHM 51 l/qW CaMP 360K OHM 51 1/4W COMP Q70 OHM 5. 1/~' COMP COMP COMP CaMP COMP CaMP COMP COMP COMP COMP SlK OHM 5. 1/41 5600 OHM 5' l1Qw 56K OHM 5. 1/41 620 OHM 51 1/4' 680 OHM 5. l/ijl 6800 OHM 5. 1/4W 6aK OHM 51 l/ijl 750 OHM 5. 1/41 820 OHM 5. 1/~' 8200 OHM 5' 1/4'

ce ,oq, CB ))15 cs 3625 06n-36~5 CB Q715 CB 5625 C:B5635 CB 6215 CB 6815

1 1

1 1 5 3
)

0112L CB SUs

2 1 a a 1 1 1 2 6 2 4 1 3 6 3 4 a 1 3
1

01121 01121 01121 01121 01121 01121 01121 01Ul 21480 2'480 01121 01121 01121 01121 01121 01121 01121 01121 28480 01121

CB 6825 C:B6"5 CB 1515 CB 1215 cs 8225 ce 82'15 C8-10'1 ce 1041 0684-1231 0614-1521 ce 1S)1 C:B2231 CS 2721 CB 2741 c:& 4721 CS 4731 CB 5621 cs 6821 0684-68S1 CB 1221

COMP 8aOK OHM 51 1/4' COMP 10K OHM 10. 1/4W COMID lOOK OHM 10* 1/~W COMP 12K OHM 10. 1)4, COMP 1~00 OHM 10. l/QW COM~ COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP 15K OHM 10. 114' 22K Oi'lMIOI 1/4. 2700 OHM 10. l/QW 270K OHM 101 t/QW 4700 OHM 101 1/4. ij7K OHM 101 114. 5.6K OHM 101 l/QI 6800 OHM 10. l/Qr 6SK OHM 101 1/4' 8200 OHM 10. 1/4.

,
1 1 1
1

COMP 150K OHM 101 1/2, COMP 1800 OHM 10' 11 M£T F~M ,OK OHM 0.1' 1Ia. CEPe 1 OHM 5' 1/2W MET F~M 'OK OHM 11 1 4. FLM ]K OHM 11 1/4W FLM 97K OHM 0.1. 1/4. FLM 910K OHM 0;l'Ll"~* FLM 1K OHM 0.1' W FLM 100 OHM 0.1% 1/2W FLM 500 OHM 0.1% 1/2W FLM 15.8 OHM 1% 1!4W FLM 1.2K OHM 21 l/lr FLM 1.5K OHM i~ 1j8r FlM 1.8K OHM 2_ 1/81 FLM 3.0K OHM 2Z 1/8. FLM 4.3K OHM 2% l/BW FLM 5.1K OHM 2% 1/BW

01121 E.B 1541 01121 GB 1821 28480'0698-1268 2'480 0698-13" 28480 0691-137ij 28480 28480 28480 28480 28410 28480 2'410 28480 28410 284.0 28480 28480 28480 069'-13'" 0691-1376 0698-1~~~ 0698-1 0598-1381 0698-1400 0698-414.2 Q757-0926 0157-0928 0757-0930 0757-0935 0757-0939 0757-0941

1
1

RtFXO MET RIFXD MET RIFXO MET RIFXO MET ft'FXO M£T R:FXD MET RtFXO MET ~'FXO MET RIFXO MET ~IFXO MET RIFXO MET R:FXD MET R:FXD MET

3
2

1 1 1 1 1 1

1 2 4 1

# See 1181 of abbr .... latlona in introduction

to thla Hellon

6-12

02337-2

Model 4260A Table 6-2. '$jJ stock No. Replaceable Parts (Cont'd)
Mfr. Mfr. Part No.

Section VI Table 6-2

Description

*'

TQ

0757-091«7 0757-0951 0757-0952 0757-095) 0757-0955 0757-0959 0757-0960 0757-0968 1120-07)4 1140-00)0

RIFXD MET IU FXO ME T II.IFXD MET fUFXD MET RIFXO MET

FI.M 9.1K OHM 2W l/a~ FI.M HI( OHM 2M l/1W lin FLM 15K OHM 211i FLM 16K OHM 2!6 1/8111 FLM aox OHM lIn

"iii

2e~10 28480 28480 28480 28480 28480 28480 a8480 21480 28480 28480 28480 95'~ 28480 60.27 75915

07!:;7-0947 0757-0951 0757-0952 0757-09" 0757-0955 0757-0959 0757-0960 0757-0968 1UO-07,4 1140-00'0 1205-0033 1251-00.S SD-615UR 1251-0141 ;;-1061-2 31.12014

2 1 1

1251-0048 1251-0135 1251-0141 1251-0148 1,.00-0084 11.110-0033 1853-0010 18 0003

15HI-OOU

1205-0033

;"15 fUFXO MET FL'" JOK 0101'" lin 2M RIFXO MET FLM ))11, OIoiM lI8't RIFXO MET FI.M 681( OHM 2M 1/81 METEIU50 UA. COUNTERICRI. HEAT DISSIPATOR FOR Q201 ADAPTERIPLUG (100/200V ONLY) CON~ECTORIPRINTED CIRCUIT 15 C()~TACT$ CONNECTOR I18-CONTACT CON~ECTORIPOWER J PIN MALE HOLOERIFUSE POST TYPE JAG bUS~ING FOR CRL CONTROl.. BINDING POSTIBlACK T~ANSISTORISILICON PNF' TRANSISTOPINPN SILICON T~ANSISTO~INPN SILICON fRANSISTORISILICON NPN 2N3391 OIODEISILtCON 200 PlY 0.5 AMP DIODEISII.ICON 400 PIV O.S AMP OIOCEISII.ICON '0 MA AT IV 30 PIV SEMICON OEVICEIOIOOE SILICON OIOOEIBREAKOOWN 12.7V S. 400 MI SEMICON OEVICEIOIOOE SEMICON OEVICEIDIODE SILICON OIOCEIGER~ANJUM 100MA AT 0.85V 60PIV RIVA~ WW 10/4 OHM 10% 1.2W RIVA~ OEPe 5K OHM 10% O.3W RIVAR WW 10K OHM 10% LIN 1/2W RIVAR WW 20K OHM 10% LIN 1/2W FUSEICARTRIDGE 51.0-BlO O.lA LAMP IGLOJI 11101 SWITCHISLIOE OPDTI115/2JOVI ~WITCHI$I.IOE(L1N£ ON) S,ITCHI$lIDEIINT-EXT OSCI N_MEPI.ATEIIOO/£OOV CASl£ AsSY,POWER CORD INDUCTORIFXD 100 UH 10. RIFXD .W 10 OH~ 0.1.

5 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1

28~IO 1~10-003J 28480 1510-0011 28'180 185'-0010 21'180 1154-0003 281480 1854-0022 89473 lU792 28480 1901-0026 21,.80 1901-0028 21'180 1901-0040 28'180 1901-0045 28'180 1902-0031 21480 1902-0037 211'1801902-0057 28£1eo 1910-0016 28,.80 lI00-1171 281.110 2100-1172 28'180 2100-1776 28,.80 2100-1777 28480 arrc-ci rc 2~"55 NE 2El 79727 6510 C 28'180 )101-0206 28480 )101-a24~ 28ijeo 7120-0'l~5 28'180 8120-0011 28480 9100-0729 28no 01.1 255-860'f

$"-

j
2

185'1-0022 185,.-0071 1901-002t, 1901-0028 1901-00'10 1001-00,.5 1902-0031 1902-00;" 1902-0057 1910-0016 2100-1171 2100-1172 2100-1776 2100-1777 2110-0LlO 21'10-0018 3101-0033 3101-0206 )101-024,. 712O-04~S 8120-0078 9100-0729 0'1255-8604

:52

1 1

15 3 2

1 1£1 1 1 1 1

5 1
1

I.

1
1

I.

0'1260-10)9 04260-10)8 04260-1049 04260-1041

BRACKET FRONT PANEL SHORTING BAA FO~ J6 BFI'ACKET' COUNTER

28'f10 0"260-10,9 28'f80 04260-10,1 28'180 0'1260-1049 28480 04260-10'11

,
I.
I.

Se. U.t al abbrevtatlana

In Illtroduc:1la1i to tbla .. ctlon

:02337-2

6-13

Section VI Table 6-2 Table 6-2, fj Stock No. Replaceable Parts (Cont'd)
Mfr.

Model 4260A

De scription If

Mfr, Part No,

TQ

0'1260-5021 0'1260-5022 0'1260-5028 0'1260-502'1 0'1260-50,27 0'1260-5030 0&1260-5099 0&1260-7021 0#260-702'1 04260-7025 0'1260-7026 04260-7028 0#260-7027 04260-7031 0'1260-7032 0#260-85'12 0#260-85'11 0&1260-8602 Otl260-860) 0'1260-6604 Q4.260-8702 04260-8703"

iNSU~ATORI2 ~.CH INSULATORI2 EACH CONNECTORIFOR bIAS BATTERY ~ENSIFINO[R WINDOW GLASS INDEX PULLEY FOR R5 ASSYIRANGE AND FUNCTION

21480 2ueo 28480 28480

(.)'1260-5021 0'1260-5022 Otl260-5028 0'1260..024 5

5
1 1 1

SWITCH

28480 0'1260-5027 28480 0'1260-50)0 2811-80 0'1260-5099 28'180 (,)'1260-7021 2''480 04260-7024 28480 Otl260-7025 28'480 0'1260-7026 28480 04260-7028 28'180 04260'"'7027 28'180 04260-7031 28'180 0'1260-7032 28480 04260-8542 I I 28'180 0'1260-8541
I

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ASSylOtTECTOR CHASSIS ASSYIINC~IS2IJl -J&I ASSylDECJMAL POINT AND DIRECTtON RIVAiI!W'I 5K OHM GEAR ASSYICRL COUNTER CRIVE RIVAiI!WW 16K OHM +100 OHM CMASSIS lSSYllNCL S2.JI-J&I ClBLEIOIA!. . SPRINGfDIl!. CA~LE TRANSFORMERIPOWE~ TRANSFORMER'OSC A;FXD WW 0.986 OHM 0.3% ASSY;POWER SUPPLY AND 1KHZ OSC ASSY:REFERENCE VOLTAGE

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281480 04260-8602 28,,80 0'1260-860' 28480 04260-860428480 04260-8702 28480 04260-8703

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In Introduction to thb: a.ction

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W~1ch Co. Lencester, PI. Ht:wlell·~.aCII.~r.;i t[l, Palo Alto~ C,,',jt, G,E. R~~e''tlnlil hb~ DfI~1. O"'ens~orc, Ii.~, l,!ctr-rrl'r1'l1 lrc. Chi(;~,~, III. SHnwycli. Ceo,'. 'Pr-:.duch L1d. H*wkUbur~. Ol"1tijr'I;l, C.!rU:l1 PJt. Malll)r~ .t CO.,lnc. .ndl.f'olflOli~. Ind. Ih.r:hl",cal indu~trie. Plc(I, C~. AktOCl, OhiO Min liltl,lr!" Pretl"!il-:rfl Botadni~, lnc, Kune, ~.H. M,..ttr -Co. Chit.lliD, III. C.A.l1Iar~rl!11o [;-::r, Engl!'IlooJ!;, Coll;o. OfrG'lite Mllj1;. ce, Sll.~~ie, III. p", larl;lld Ccrp. Clmt.rlll te. PIII.cr$$. Prui:sion Thel[TIolI!.tu it Ifllt. Co. $(]ulhl'l'1 oten, Fe. Rlyth.~l)n C~mpRn~ L~.I"'iton, hle,s. ROlllolln c':!n~ollu C~. WII:l.tmilllt~r. Md. Sil"'t1orp C~, 'fI1~11.IJlm, Wau. S~~I.crl;ou ~,~. CD, S-tIIlU, ~.C, Simpurll EI$'(:rrit Co. Chitll':'. 111. S1ll'lctO'l1if1Cafp, EIITI:slcrd, N.V. RiI\I"lhR(r[1l Co. -Col1rntrml Ap~iritl,l~ l S)!50tems.Di't, SI), "N~r'fl~I+;, 'C,:.nn. S~.al.,lldl"~ Fi~re to. ,I not. T'''I\.'II~n(1011, ft. 'p'. S~r8e.IJ!" Elu:lnc Co. tlorIl'r f(darll5, "I.lIU. Tlllu,ll\c. SLP.lIul, lAil'ln. nOI].a~ l ~htt~ tD, Elinbtij1, ~.J. ilipll!"tt Eledrl,el InM. Co. al~~llon, (I~I-:r Upil;'ln ~witCh iilnd S-Ign.!il, Oi'l.O' Wuli",~.gUH· Air 8.r~ke CD, PltlSbUI~l1, p~, Ur\l~-erul EI-c·Wi-C Co. O\lll~no, ~IG~. W.rd·Le~l'te~d EI1!rctrle Ceo. ".lnD'II, N.Y. Wntern Elflclri-c Co.,Ir'lC, 1'' ' 111 "'or~, rt't', 'l'hSlcn il1st. ni1, af D;jLH1101l1. 'n::, ~Lt·'llrk. N.J. 'fllltte1o, Mi~, CD. thiCllI:oJ. 111, R"e~$!-II Wollan5:ok Oi .... 1!'I~"tI. \I..nine & '11111:, Cij, SL. P~1J11 Mi~l\. AII!"n Wi, Co. H;jLrtt~rl;l, Conn.

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02337-1

Model 4260A

Paragraphs

Section vn 7-1 to 7-4

MANUAL

SECTION VII CHANGES AND OPTIONS

7-1. MANUAL CHANGES. 7-2. Thls manual applies directly to standard Model 4260A Universal Bridges with serial preflx 601- or 602-. Table 7-1 lists instrument serial numbers and the changes required to make this manual apply to these older instruments.
7-3. OPTIONS.

7-4. There are currently no options offered for the 4260A Universal Bridges.

Model

Table 7-1. Complete Serial No. 601/602-00740 and below 601/602 -00741

Manual Changes for Older Instruments Make Change Number: 1, 2, :3

thru -00840

2, 3

thru

601/602-00841 -0104()'

:3

CHANGE 1: Page 6-3, Table 6-1 and Table 6-2: Delete 1205 -0033: HEAT DISSIPATOR FOR Q201 CHANGE 2: Page 6-10, Table 6-1 and Table 6-2: Part number for R5 pulley was 04260-3021, but 04260-5099 is the preferred replacement. CHANGE 3: For older instruments with serial number 601/60201040 and below, the values listed in this manual are the preferred replacements for the following parts: Page 6-3: RI03, RllO, Rill, Page 6-4: R210, R21S. Page 6-8: R442, R452. A200, C207.

02337-2

7-1/7-2

Model 4260A

Section vm Paragraphs 8-1 to 8-3

SECTION VIII CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS

8~ 1. INTRODUCTION.

8-2. This section includes the following: a. General Notes for Schematic Diagrams (Figure B-1). b. Block Diagram (Figure 8-2), c. Schematic Diagrams and part location illustrations. Waveforms and voltages at indicated test points are also included, 8-3. The Block Diagram or schematic diagrams can be unfolded and used with any other portion of the manual,

02337-1

8-1

Section VIII Figure 8-1 SYMIOLS

FRONT PANEL

Mode14260A

SWITCH

DESIGNATIONS

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WAVEFORMS

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REFERENCE DESIGNATIONS
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8-2

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02337-1

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02337 -2
04::i.'~O_ A_11!1

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Model 4260A
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OSCILLOSCOPE SETTINGS TEST POINTS VERTICAL 20 mV/ em ( use 10:1probe) 2mV/cm (use 10:1probe) 200 us Zcrn HORIZONTAL

000 00

20 mV/em 0.5 V/cm 2V/cm

CD
COMMON WAVEFORMS: SEE PAGE 5-12 FOR

5V/cm
-----------------------------------------

FIGURE 8-4 (1kHz OSCILLATOR), •. MEASUREMENT PROCEDURE.

02337-2

-_------_

..

-----

-12V FROM WHTPOWER _:.jIQ__J L.__ SUPPLY --. I~ -12V II 200 [F) +13'0'FROM WHTPOWER ~ SUPPLY --.2~"'13V A200[D)

r---- - -

______________ r-~\;~LII~Fr~OANNO~~ ______

...;A]Q.O REFERENCE_VgLTAGE ASSEM~L!,

DIFFERENTIA .. AMPLIFIER R318 750 R314 5600

(04260-870

_.

L.__

1'1323 6800

t?
~
R313 1200;

1853-0010

Q305

1'1309 201(

R321

22K

INPUT FI'!OM SWITCH A 100(24)

Q :303

·\..--+-111£_·--....

C310 I.OUF

1854-0071: n06 47IJF 1'1311 )3K 1'1315 1200 R311 1500 1654-0011

Y;oLlF
009

"310 1500 R312 51K R322 6800 C311 50llF

Q304

1":"_

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I
R302 150

R306 5600

1'1326 10K

INPUT FROM SWITCH AIOO (10)

.[
~/

1 1

I'IJ03 6eK

-+

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1854-0071

a :301

f?
~
RJ08 560°

1M3 -0010

a :302
J

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I I

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1.0IJF (302 50IJF

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,

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C313 I.OtJf

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R321 1500

a.

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1654-0071

..

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47K

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+CoOJ 4111F

1::004 .0IJ.lF

1'1307 120O

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a30B~

1'1329 2701(

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----

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Section VIII

Figure 8-5

I ..

OUTPUT ASSY -s-

15>r

TO DETECTOR A400(l2)

NOTES
I, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED: R ESISTANCE I N O~MS: CAPACITANCE IN PICOFARADS
2.

Co~ PONE NT, SHOWN

ASTERISK

(*) INDICATES

AVERAGE VALUES

SELECTED

R339 3600

REFERENCE DESIGNATIONS A 300 1-----~------+_------------------+_--------_1~----+13V R329 6800 R3~ $200 C 301 CR301Q 301 R 301 319 308 313 341:i

C315 I,OUF

CR307

18~4-0071 R331 ~600 R332 1200 R330 2100 R333 4700

Q310

R334

5500

-12V

R338 3000

'-

CoJ't'l'R

lroR ~

__ J

COPYRla~T

1gee BT ~fWLETT

- PACKARD CO"H.~y
0"'210·0-&"''''

Figure 8-5.

Reference Voltage Assembly A300 8-9

Section VIn
Figure 8-6

Model 4260A

A400

8-10

02337-1

Model 4260A

CD AND G)
~~"'" OSCILLOSCOPE*: VERT= 2V/cm HORIZ= 200jJs!cm

5.3 TO 6.rVDC

.,. 6.8V
I
1

lB
I I I I I I

e
..

1.3V
3.5V

I
1
1

I
I I

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1

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+1.3V TO -OAV BIAS RANGE FOR CR419 AND CR420

.-~
e
•
•

1.6V .....::2:..:..;.3::;..;;V......;....~

----i-"'-

2.5V

I I

: 1.9V
I I
1

I.OV

r.5V

DC VOLTAGE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN. AND OR AND. IS LESS THAN IOmV WHEN BRIDGE IS

G)

fD

--+-1--<
I I
I

BALANCED

ED
f) AND fl)
A. CRL DIAL 0.2 "I" HIGH FROM BALANCE B. POLARI TY REVERSED WITH CRL DIAL 0.2% LOW OSCrLLOSCOPE* : VERT=.rV/cm HORIZ=200jJs/cm

AMPLITUDE

ENVELOPE

SEE PARAGRAPH 5-50

W---IT ! I
A
48V ~44V

86V

o.:::34V

I
I

*' SEE
SEE
12337-2
)4~I!lO_.

FIG 8-4 (I kHz OSCILLATOR) FOR COMMON WAVEFORM SETTINGS. PAGE 5-12 FOR MEASUREMENT PROCEDURE.

BRIDGE BALANCE

_io

-12V FROM POWER SUPPLY~ A200 [F) VIO -

I
3 ~-12V

-1'1402 27K

R404 470 ~C403 1500 R407 8200 R40e 15K

A400

DETECTQR ASSEMBLY

(O~2.~-702.4)

ERROR SIGNAL AMPLIFIER

iii'

+13V FROM POWER SUPPLY~ A200(D) ORN

4 ~+13V

R411 10K CR402

t>--...... -_.

CR-;04
~I

FROM SWITCH A100(4)

-y-<I
-L
(5

I
t
I

0401
16!!4-0fP

r?
~
1803-0010

1 I

R412 8200

27

+,,C409 20LlF

~
185'1-0071

Q404

0403~
1854-0071

__ ~~C~;~~0~3~
R413 15K

CR"".105 ~~~ R414 20K R415* 06K C405 .0 illI' C407 .0ILlF

4-__ ~~

I
I
/

C'I02 .01 LlF

0402

fP
\!!:

~)
~
C411 20LlF

R410 300K

,'"fD
" + ...

R4~ 1.6M

f!405 R403 12K

~:::K-4....... .
VARIABLE

R406

22K

~D_
.....J~

~~~Ol

R409 lOOK

~To~: -~8:fJF~~g
-12V

R417 lOOK C408 1.0LlF

* -' C410 -

_*~
+

20UF

SLK

"

I
t
I

RESISTANCE

CIRCUIT

._...,
Fl446 620 ~&fl451 2700 ..... W
...

.---

DIFFERENTIAL AMPLIFIER MILLER INTEGRATOR ---------

+ 13','

,.-----+----_-1
R4

1854-0071
_1...

0412

33

J~CR416

1854-0003

Q415

c.-:--.18~4-0071

0410

R442 lOOK R435 4300

"'i \

0414
~ "M-OO,"

)-=~'"''
~~CR417

~H

__ +-__'~0",,4~ __ ... ~

.....:,,~~~ : R436 4300 R4

33
L...- __ --'

I I

R44S 6<'0

FROM SWITCH AIDa (311 FROM SWITCH AIOO(33)

....l!£........a
~9 GRN -

WHTGRN-

I
(

CR~O -. 1904-0071 ., .,...... L---_,..... C421.Z'I + 0411 W 22.01JF 1854-0071 1iI"'!49 R400 R44? 690 L401 120 620 110

0413

''!jIg

t!,
~

~
CR421 6.5V R444 6600

+ b-C420
r"IOIJF

~
R4.:II!'

saK

18:14-0071

Q 40B

..-

-12V

GY

" "

-'

ASSEMBLY A~OOIl~1

FROM REF VOLTAGE

-e-<12<

I
/

=
~,_---___,47 R4~7 ISOK R459 820K C416 R4~6 240K n? _

R424 2.1'OK

R42S 9100

V"

1 T

R425 lOOK

t--- "

..

\-

f?
~
1954-0071 • ~CR411 CR410 ~

+IIOV FROM SWITCH

AIOO(341

"'~
LIG~TS
A600(51
FROM SPL.Y PWR A200(NI

.:_;:~/ L
~~~ -

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-

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- - -----

- - -----'---

ONE SHOT MULTI','IBRATO

- - -- __

Section vm Figure 8-6

NOTES
UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED: ftESI$TANCE IN OHMS', CAPACITANCE IN PICOFARADS; INDUCTANCE IN MIC!lOHENRIES 2. ASTERISK UII INDICATES su.ecrec COMPONENT, AIIERAGE VALUES SfiOWN

+ 13V
R41S 270 R421 1200 C414 20UF +C'!...~OS -I

I
I

4-0071

404

R420 16K

1854-0071

Q405

'C415 20UF +-

C412 ,OIUF

"

Nil 20UF

R'I19 330

."
.
oj.

"
R422 1200 + CR409

'2~

_ TO SWITCH AIOO (is) eRN01'1'-1

"

~
I

C413 ZOl.lF R423 2700

-:r-

~~CR406 • ~R407

-:r-

~:o FC401
-

3.0Uf S3D

-_ _
~
4300

" 7 >--'W"'H .... T:...-...;;i1:...R...;N...;-:...G_V_....l "",

WHTBRN'1110

[~€fJ

["I~n

PHASE DETECTOR

R433 33K

j~CR412 R432 1500

..... a

.,

I
I I WHT~ BRIIIVEL

R438
R<l30

3000

11 p...J,
R431 3000

331(

CI't414

j[

~
11437 1500
j

j ~ CR413

(eR415

R441 4:300

R440 4300 I I liE FERENCE NO PREFIX 0 ESIGIIIATIONS A400 C 401-4::!2 CFl4{)1~421

J

1'1434 33K

=~~g~~F

R439 33K

G/
I
I

10 L 401 Q 401 -419 R 401-4:18

R7 53

n"7

•"----CR410](

,
R4Z7 9100 R428 060K

"- IO~

270K
4700

'i\
&Q407

C418

''''J1 l
&
1854-0022 R45S* 2200

+13'11 R4~4 S600

Q418

16114-0071

1654-0011 R4S3 68K -12'11

0417

yr
1854-0071

R452 lOOK

I
I

W,"T- ~ GRN 6LU

• I

S3F

OWHT·re:xf"' J OfilN-l

-~

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l..!.~~J

TO "'NGf AI00(29)

SWITCH

COPyRIGHT

1951

BY HEWLETT

- PACK&~O

CCM~An

041.Q-I)·~

Q416

+ ;;;C422 22UF

I I

>
-U-LT-I-vl-e-R-AT-O-R----:------'----N-E-O-N-L-A-M-P-O-R-I\I-E-R-___..--'----Cl-F-F-ER-E-N-T-I-A-L-A-M-P-L-I F-I-E-R----J---~)

I ED ~
3~TO 14~

.~

CRL LIGHTS A600(7)

TO ell L LIGHTS A600 (6)

Figure 8-6.

Detector Assembly A400 8:'1l/8~12

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ss

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Nairobi Tel, 25670, 25803, 68206

PAKISTAN (WEST) Mushko & Company, Ltd,

C~ambers Victoria Road Karachi 3 Tel: 51027, 52927 Oosman

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American Trading co., Korea, WL Seoul P. O. Box 1103 112·35 Sokong·Do~g Jung-ku, Seaal Tel: 3.7049, 3.7613

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Tel, 3·3817

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Cable: HEWPACK Pa 10 Alto

Hewlett-Pa~kard Export Ma(~eting 1501 Page Mill Road Pa 10 Allo, California 94304 Tel: (415) 326·7000 Telex: 034·8461

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