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Manual ST2830 LCR Meter Series

Manual ST2830 LCR Meter Series
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Manual ST2830 LCR Meter Series

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Out of Box Audit
  • Inspect the package for damage and verify all components are present. Ensure the power supply is connected correctly and the fuse is operational. The environment should be suitable for operation, considering temperature and humidity. Use the test fixture correctly and allow the device to warm up before use.
Introduction
  • Overview of the front and rear panels, including key functions and display zones. Main menu keys include [MEAS], [SETUP], and [SYSTEM SETUP], each with specific functions. Basic operation instructions and starting the instrument are provided.
Introduction to [MEAS]
  • Details on measurement display, test functions, ranges, frequencies, and levels. Explanation of DC BIAS, test speed, and tools available. Comparator functions and bin count display for sorting and categorizing measurements. List sweep display and setup for advanced measurement configurations.
[SYSTEM] and
  • System setup options including language, pass/fail beeps, and communication settings. File management for saving and retrieving setup configurations.
Execute LCR Operation and Examples
  • Correction operations for accurate measurements. Examples of testing inductance and capacitance, including multi-frequency sweeps. Setup examples for using the comparator function effectively.
Performance and Test
  • Test functions and parameters, including accuracy and signal levels. Safety requirements such as insulation resistance and leakage current. Electromagnetic compatibility and performance testing conditions.
Command Reference
  • Subsystem commands for display, frequency, voltage, current, and output settings.
Specifications and Procedures
  • Detailed instructions for operating the ST283X Series instruments, focusing on testing and measurement procedures. Includes steps for entering the List Sweep Display page, performing open/short corrections, and setting up comparators for component sorting.
Comparator Setup Example
  • An example is provided for sorting capacitors into bins based on capacitance and loss parameters. The setup involves configuring measurement parameters such as frequency, level, and speed, and setting tolerance modes and limits for sorting.
Load Correction Operation
  • Steps for performing load correction, including enabling open, short, and load correction functions. Emphasizes the importance of ensuring good contact between test fixtures and components.
Performance and Test Functions
  • Describes various test functions, including parameter combinations, equivalent modes, and trigger options. Details the test speed, display digits, and test signal frequency, highlighting the accuracy and resolution of measurements.
Accuracy and Measurement Details
  • Accuracy factors for different parameters are explained, with formulas provided for calculating accuracy under specific conditions. Covers the accuracy of dissipation, quality factor, and phase angle, along with the conditions for achieving accurate measurements.
Additional Technical Details
  • Includes tables and figures illustrating impedance rate factors, basic measurement accuracy, and accuracy modification curves. Provides comprehensive information on the test signal level, output impedance, and maximum measurement display range.
Specifications
  • Outlines the specifications for testing impedance, voltage, and frequency. Specific conditions are noted for when impedance is smaller or larger than 500Ω, affecting the availability of factors Ka and Kb.
Calibration and Factors
  • Tables provide calibration factors for interpolating frequency, cable length, and temperature. These factors adjust based on test frequency, cable length, and temperature conditions.
Accuracy
  • Specifies accuracy for DCR and leakage inductance, with detailed formulas and conditions for different speed settings.
Safety Requirements
  • The instrument adheres to safety class I standards, with specific insulation resistance and intensity requirements under various conditions. Leakage current should not exceed 3.5mA.
Electromagnetic Compatibility
  • Compliance with GB6833 standards for transient sensitivity, conductive sensibility, and radiated interference is required.
Performance Test
  • Performance tests must be conducted under specified conditions, using standard capacitors, resistors, inductors, and other devices. Details procedures for checking function, signal levels, frequency, and measurement accuracy for various parameters.
Command Reference
  • Provides a comprehensive command reference for the ST283X series, detailing subsystem commands for display, frequency, voltage, current, amplitude, output resistor, output, and bias settings. Each command includes syntax, examples, and expected return formats.
Specifications and Commands Overview
  • Provides detailed command syntax and usage for the ST283X Series Operation Manual, focusing on setting and querying various parameters related to impedance measurement and list sweep functions.
BIAS Commands
  • Commands to set the DC bias current and manage voltage and current ranges depending on internal resistance.
Function Subsystem Commands
  • Used to set instrument functions and manage impedance range, source monitor status, deviation measurement mode, and step delay time.
List Subsystem Commands
  • Manage frequencies, voltage, current, and bias for sweep points, and set sweep mode and limits for list sweep table.
Aperture Subsystem Commands
  • Sets measurement speed and average times.
Trigger Subsystem Commands
  • Commands for setting trigger source, delay, and immediate triggering.
Key Notes
  • Commands often include options for setting values in specific data formats. Emphasizes the importance of correct syntax and value ranges to avoid errors.
Overview
  • This document is a technical manual for the ST283X Series, detailing command syntax and functionalities for various subsystems including Trigger, Fetch, Correction, and Comparator. It provides instructions on setting parameters, executing commands, and interpreting output data.
Trigger Subsystem
  • Allows setting a delay time, with specific command syntax and return format.
Fetch Subsystem
  • Commands are used to direct the ST2830 to input measurement results, with data output in ASCII format.
Correction Subsystem
  • Used to set correction functions such as OPEN, SHORT, and LOAD, with syntax and examples provided.
Comparator Subsystem
  • Manages the bin comparator function, including setting ON/OFF states, mode selection, and limit table settings.
Data Formats and Status Codes
  • Explains the ASCII data output format, status codes, and their meanings.
Examples and Syntax
  • Examples of command usage are provided, illustrating how to set parameters and query current settings.
Command Syntax and Usage
  • Provides detailed command syntax for setting and querying various parameters in the ST283X Series Operation Manual. Key commands include setting nominal values, bin limits, sequence limits, secondary limits, auxiliary bin states, swap modes, and clearing limits.
Comparator Commands
  • Commands for setting nominal values and bin limits, with emphasis on avoiding errors by ensuring low limits are smaller than high limits.
Auxiliary and Swap Functions
  • Commands for toggling auxiliary bin state and switching between primary and secondary parameter comparisons.
Bin Count and Clear Commands
  • Commands for managing bin count functions and clearing all limits.
DCR Subsystem Commands
  • Configure test range, polarity, and level parameters.
Mass Memory Commands
  • Handle file storage and loading, with commands for loading and storing current settings.
GPIB Common Commands
  • Common commands for resetting instruments, triggering measurements, and querying device identification.
Handler Interface Description
  • Used for outputting sorted results and includes signals for comparison outputs and control inputs.
Control Signals
  • Outlines various control output and input signals used in the ST283X Series, crucial for managing test processes and ensuring proper operation.
Pin Signal Distribution
  • Provides a detailed description of the signal distribution across pins, highlighting the roles of each pin in the testing process.
Timing and Signal Distribution
  • Illustrates the distribution of signals for BIN comparison and outlines the sequence of operations.
Comparison Modes
  • Distinguishes between SEQ and STEP sweep modes, explaining how signals become effective at different stages of the testing process.
Electrical Features
  • Discusses the electrical characteristics of the DC isolation output, consistent across both BIN and list sweep comparisons.
Handler Interface Board
  • Describes the output and input circuits for control signals, essential for managing the flow of signals during testing.
Operational Procedures
  • Provides step-by-step instructions for setting up and using the HANDLER function, emphasizing the importance of setting standard values and limits for effective testing.
Contact Information
  • Concludes with contact details for SOURCETRONIC GMBH, providing avenues for further inquiries or support.
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Manual ST2830 LCR Meter Series-1

SOURCETRONIC − Qualitäts-Elektronik für Service, Labor und Produktion Manual ST2830 Series LCR Mete

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Manual ST2830 LCR Meter Series-2

ST283X Series Operation Manual

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Manual ST2830 LCR Meter Series-3

ST283X Series Operation Manual 3.5

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Manual ST2830 LCR Meter Series-4

ST283X Series Operation Manual 4.1.12 4.2

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Manual ST2830 LCR Meter Series-5

ST283X Series Operation Manual 6.2

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Manual ST2830 LCR Meter Series-6

ST283X Series Operation Manual Announcement The description in this manual may not cover all functions of the instrument, which are subject to change in order to improve the performance, function, inner structure, appearance, accessory and package of the instrument without notice. If there is confusion caused by inconsistencies of manual and instrument, then you can contact with our company by the address on the cover.

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Manual ST2830 LCR Meter Series-7

ST283X Series Operation Manual When you receive the instrument, some inspections are necessary, and the condition must be understood and available before installing the instrument. 1.1 To Inspect the package Inspect the shipping container for damage after unpacking it. It is not recommended to power on the instrument in the case of a damaged container. If the contents in the container do not conform to the packing list, notify us or your dealer. Power-supplying voltage range: 198~242Vac. Power-supplying frequency range: 47~63Hz. Power-supplying power range: less than 80VA. Power supplying input...

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Manual ST2830 LCR Meter Series-8

ST283X Series Operation Manual 1.4 Environment 1) Please do not operate the instrument in the place that is vibrative, dusty, under direct sunlight or where there is corrosive air. 2) The normal working temperature is 0°C~40°C, relative humidity ≤75%, so the instrument should be used under above condition to guarantee the accuracy. 3) There is heat abstractor on the rear panel to avoid the inner temperature rising. In order to keep good airiness, please don’t obstruct the left and right airiness holes to make the instrument maintain the accuracy. 4) Although the instrument has been specially...

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Manual ST2830 LCR Meter Series-9

ST283X Series Operation Manual 1.7 Other features 1) Power: consumption power≤80VA. 2) Dimension (W*H*D): 235mm*105mm*360mm 3) Weight: About 3.6 kg.

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Manual ST2830 LCR Meter Series-10

ST283X Series Operation Manual In this chapter, the basic operation features of ST2830 series are described. Please read the content carefully before using ST2830 series instruments, thus you can learn the operation of ST2830. 2.1 Introduction to front panel Figure 2-1 shows the front panel of ST2830. PASS FAIL Figure 2-1 Front panel 1) Brand and model Brand and model. 2) [DISP] Press this key to enter into the corresponding measurement display page of instrument functions. 3) [SETUP] Press this key to enter into the corresponding measurement setup page of instrument functions. 4) CURSOR These...

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Manual ST2830 LCR Meter Series-11

ST283X Series Operation Manual These keys are used to input data to the instrument. The key consists of numerical keys [0] to [9], decimal point [.] and [+/-] key. (NOTE: long press of the [.] key takes a screenshot on USB stick) 6) [KEYLOCK] Press [KEYLOCK], it will be lighted, which means the function of current panel is locked. Press it again, it will be off, which means discharging the lock status. If the password function is ON, it means correct password is necessary when discharging the key-lock, or the key cannot be unlocked. When the instrument is controlled by RS232, [KEYLOCK] will be...

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Manual ST2830 LCR Meter Series-12

ST283X Series Operation Manual 14) Soft keys Five soft keys are used to select parameters. The corresponding function of each soft key has been displayed above. The function definition varies with different pages. 15) POWER Power switch 2.2 Introduction to rear panel Figure 2-2 shows the rear panel of ST2830. TO AVOID ELE CTRIC SHOCK , THE POWER CORD PROTECTIVE GROUNDING CONDUC TOR MUS T BE CONNECTED TO GROUND. DISCONNECT POWE R SUPPLY BEFOR E REPLACING FUSE. Figure 2-2 Rear panel 1) IEEE-488 (GPIB) interface The tester can communicate with PC through GPIB interface. 2) HANDLER interface Handler...

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Manual ST2830 LCR Meter Series-13

ST283X Series Operation Manual The tester can communicate with foot control and other external trigger devices. 6) Power socket Input AC power. 7) Ground terminal The ground terminal is connected with instrument casing, being available for protecting or shielding ground connection. 8) Nameplate Information about production date, instrument number and manufacturer etc.. ——————————————————————————————————————— Warning: Be sure that the direction of fuse is accordant with power-supply voltage range before charging. ——————————————————————————————————————— 2.3 Introduction to display zone ST2830 applies...

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Manual ST2830 LCR Meter Series-14

ST283X Series Operation Manual 2) Soft keys The zone is used to display the function definition of soft key. The definition of soft key can be different as the difference of cursor’s direction in the zone. 3) Test result/ condition display zone In this zone, test result information and current condition are displayed. 2.4 Main menu keys and corresponding displayed pages 2.4.1 [MEAS] When the LCR function is active, press this key [MEAS] to enter into the LCR measurement display page, the following soft keys will be displayed in the soft key zone. MORE  1/2 MORE  2/2 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTE:...

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Manual ST2830 LCR Meter Series-15

ST283X Series Operation Manual 2.4.3 [SYSTEM SETUP] This key [SYSTEM SETUP] is used to enter into the system setup page. The following soft keys will be available: 2.5 Basic Operation Basic operation of ST2830 is as follows:  Use menu keys ([MEAS], [SETUP]) and soft keys to select the desired page.  Use cursor keys ([←][→] [↑] [↓]) to move the cursor to the desired zone. When the cursor moves to a specified zone, the zone will become reverse expression.  The soft key functions corresponding to the current zone of the cursor will be displayed in the soft key zone. Users can select and use the...

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