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No.   Range 

Reference 

Display limits

  

 

(+23 °C) 

 

1 500 

 200.00 

 

199.83 - 200.17

 2  5 k  2.0000 

k  

1.9989 - 2.0011

 3  50 k  20.000 

k  

19.989 - 20.011

 4  500 k  200.00 

k  

199.89 - 200.11

 5  5 M  2.0000 

M  

1.9939 - 2.0061

 6  50 M  20.000 

M  

19.393 - 20.061

 

No.  Range 

Reference 

Display limits

  

 

(+23 °C) 

  1 

500 μA 

250.00 μA 

249.48  -  250.52

  2 

5 mA 

2.5000 mA 

2.4948  -  2.5052

  3 

50 mA 

25.000 mA 

24.948  -  25.052

  4 

500 mA 

250.00 mA 

249.48  -  250.52

  5 

10 A 

1.800 A 

1.794  -  1.806

 No.  Range 

Reference 

Display limits

  

 

(+23 °C) 

  1 

500 μA 

250.00 μA 

247.9  -  252.1

  2 

5 mA 

2.5000 mA 

2.479  -  2.521

  3 

50 mA 

25.000 mA 

24.79  -  25.21

  4 

500 mA 

250.00 mA 

247.9  -  252.1

  5 

10 A 

1.800 A 

1.775  -  1.825

Function Test

This test should help verify, at certain intervals, 
the functions of HM8012 without any great expen-
diture in measurement instruments. To achieve 
thermal balance, the module and the basic instru-
ment, in its case, must be energized for at least 
60 minutes before the test begins.

Measurement equipment used

Calibrator AC/DC for instance Fluke 5101B / Fluke 
5700A / Rotek 600
Resistors of 5 k , 50 k , 500 k  0.01% for instance 
model S102 J by Vishay
Resistors 500 k , 5 M  0.02%, for instance models 
CNS020 by Vishay.

Test procedure

If one of the indicated calibrators is available or 
if precision calibrators are appropriate, all the 
HM8012 measurements ranges can be checked 
using the following tables which indicate the limit 
values. Recalibration, however, should only be 
performed if the appropriate precision calibrator 
is available.
Before any change of ranges, ensure that the 
signal at HM8012 does not represent an unaccep-
table load of the object under examination. For the 
link between the calibrator and HM8012, shielded 
cables  must  be  used  to  prevent  any  unwanted 
infl uence caused by the measurement signal.

a) DC voltage ranges

 

No.  Range 

Reference 

Display limits

  

 

(+23 °C) 

  1 

500 mV 

250 mV 

249.85 - 250.15

  2 

5 V 

2.5 V 

2.4986 - 2.5014

  3 

50 V 

25. V 

24.985 - 25.015

  4 

500 V 

250 V 

249.86 - 250.14

  5 

600 V 

550.00 V 

549.7 - 550.3

 

No.  Range 

Reference 

Display limits

  

 

(+23 °C) 

  1 

500 mV 

250 mV 

(1) 248.65 - 251.35

   

 

 

(2) 247.15 - 252.85

  2 

5 V 

2.5 V 

(1) 2.4865 - 2.5135

   

 

 

(2) 2,4715 - 2.5285

  3 

50 V 

25 V 

(1) 24.865 - 25.135

   

 

 

(2) 24.715 - 25.285

  4 

500 V 

250 V 

(3) 248.65 - 251.35

   

 

 

(4) 247.15 - 252.85

  5 

600 V 

550 V 

(3) 547.3 - 552.6

   

 

 

(4) 544.0 - 555.9

F u n c t i o n  T e s t          

b) AC voltage ranges

(1) = 40 Hz to 5 kHz 
(2) = 20 Hz to 20 kHz
(3) = 40 Hz to 1 kHz 
(4) = 20 Hz to 1 kHz.

c) DC current ranges

d) AC current ranges (f = 400 Hz)

e) Resistor ranges

Summary of Contents for HM 8012

Page 1: ...tion 10 V 0 01dBm 10nA 10m 0 1 C F Offset function relative value measurement in basicmeasurement functions Input impedance 1G 0 5V and 5V DC range RS 232 interface PC software for control and data lo...

Page 2: ...curacy 23 8 59 8dBm 0 2dBm Resolution 0 01dB above 9mV CMRR3 60dB 50 60Hz 0 5 Crest factor 7 max AC current Measurement ranges 500 A 5mA 50mA 500mA 10A Resolution 10nA 100nA 1 A 10 A 1mA Accuracy 0 5...

Page 3: ...r discon nection of the protective earth terminal is likely to render the instrument dangerous Intentional interruption is prohibited The istrument must be disconnected and secured against unintention...

Page 4: ...ould be taken to ensure that it properly ts under the edges of the front and rear frames After removal of the two screws at the rear of the module both chassis covers can be lifted When reclosing the...

Page 5: ...in con junction with the COM input low potential Current in excess of 10 A max 20 A must not be applied for a period exceeding 30 s otherwise the internal measurement resistor thermal device will blo...

Page 6: ...er range On each press the new range is displayed eetingly on the display in code form L1 for lowest range L2 for second range etc pushbutton Pushbutton for changing to higher range Each time pressed...

Page 7: ...ower range is obtained when the value drops below 4 900 counts It is possible to know which range has been selected by the unit by temporarily deactivating the AUTO mode so that the range indication c...

Page 8: ...8012 should be connected to the circuit whosepotentialwithrespecttogroundislowest For safety reasons the COM terminal must not exceed 250VDC with respect to ground Currentrangesareprotectedbyfuseagain...

Page 9: ...erpreting measurement values and for evaluating its accuracy It is de ned as the ratio between the peak voltage and the rms value of the signal Crest factor CF Vp VRMS It is a measurement of the dynam...

Page 10: ...temperature of 0 C and using the OFFSET function Note Measurement of the temperature probe line resistance should be made on the same in strument used for temperature measurements Only this procedure...

Page 11: ...eys on the front panel AY CR switches to automatic range change AN CR switches to manual range change R CR switches to the next higher range R CR switches to the next lower range If it is impossible t...

Page 12: ...mA Diode 3 50 V 50 k 50 mA 4 500 V 500 k 500 mA 5 1000 V 5 M 6 50 M 10 A P CR This command alone is used for reco vering complete parameter settings of the equipment The instrument returns string_F s...

Page 13: ...500 k 5M 0 02 for instance models CNS020 by Vishay Test procedure If one of the indicated calibrators is available or if precision calibrators are appropriate all the HM8012 measurements ranges can be...

Page 14: ...guration This one can be saved and recalled later When the con guration of the instrument is done a set of measurements can be carried out and saved for future use Furthermore the software can show d...

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