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Microtest 6630E, User Manual

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Index

 

8.2

 

RS232 Baud Rate

 .................................................................................... 37

 

8.3

 

Handler Interface

 ................................................................................... 38

 

Appendix

 ............................................................................................................. 39

 

|Z| 

Accuracy Chart

 ......................................................................................... 39

 

Common Commands

 ..................................................................................... 43

 

Read the measured value

 .............................................................................. 48

 

 

Summary of Contents for 6630E

Page 1: ...6630E LCR Meter USER S GUIDE Version V1 0 2017 9 15...

Page 2: ...ing from the use of the information contained herein All brands and trademark are the properties of Microtest Co Ltd Microtest Co Ltd and its affiliates shall not be liable for the damage losses or co...

Page 3: ...2 Description of function keys on front panel 9 3 3 Description of function keys on back panel 11 3 4 Hardware Installation 12 3 4 1 GPIB Connecting 12 3 4 2 RS232 Connecting 13 3 4 3 Fixture Connect...

Page 4: ...age 21 4 3 7 Display Vm Im 22 4 3 8 Beep When 22 4 3 9 Display Font Size 22 4 4 Comparison 23 4 4 1 Compare 23 4 4 2 Limit Mode 23 4 4 3 Nominal 23 4 4 4 Hi Limit 24 4 4 5 Lo Limit 24 4 5 File 25 4 5...

Page 5: ...6 1 1 Sweep Mode 31 6 1 2 Sweep Scale 31 6 1 3 Start Stop 31 6 1 4 Level 31 6 1 5 Sweep Speed 31 6 1 8 Curve A B Color 31 6 2 Dielectric Constant Setup 32 6 3 Magnetic Inductivity Coefficient Measurin...

Page 6: ...Index 8 2 RS232 Baud Rate 37 8 3 Handler Interface 38 Appendix 39 Z Accuracy Chart 39 Common Commands 43 Read the measured value 48...

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Page 8: ...ay appear in this Manual Caution Please read the content of this Manual carefully High voltage hazard symbol The output terminal may release lethal voltage Please read the safety instructions describe...

Page 9: ...he power To achieve the specified accuracy it is suggested warming up the instrument for over 15 minutes 6 External control unit This unit is able to execute the external control For this purpose plea...

Page 10: ...n and rich dust 10 Emergency treatment Upon the occurrence of electrocution burning of the Test Piece or the burning of Main Unit please disconnect the Power Switch and remove the power cord plug imme...

Page 11: ...nal measuring technicians In addition to providing full range solutions for the testing equipment over the past years Microtest also developed the new model of 6630E LCR Meter that has contributed to...

Page 12: ...nd Handler BIN classification function Up to 32 sets of multistep list programs can be stored in the permanent memory and up to 16 test steps can be arranged in each program Rapid automation and data...

Page 13: ...ution 1mV Accuracy ALC ON 10 x Voltage 2mV ALC OFF 6 x Voltage 2mV Test Signal Current Level 200 A 20mArms Current Resolution 10 A Accuracy ALC ON 10 x Current 20 A ALC OFF 6 x Current 20 A Measuremen...

Page 14: ...2 Parallel interface GPIB Display 7 0 TFT 800 480 color screen Environment Temperature 10 C 40 C Humidity 80 RH Power Supply Voltage 90 264Vac Frequency 47 63Hz Power Consumption Low power consumption...

Page 15: ...onnel safety and to protect your equipment and data please check if the following accessories are fully supplied before starting the installation 3 1 Package Equipment Standard 6630E LCR Meter x 1 Use...

Page 16: ...Bias For connecting the Bias unit and for executing on off 7 Trigger For starting the test When the instrument is under single time testing status press Trigger to obtain the result of such test and t...

Page 17: ...llation Push Key and Port Function 11 L POT BNC Low potential 12 H POT BNC High potential 13 H CUR BNC For current output 14 Ground Terminal Grounding 15 LCD Display 16 USB For accessing data and imag...

Page 18: ...software port see 3 4 2 Connecting RS232 3 GPIB Remote control port 24 pin block see 3 4 1 GPIB Connecting 4 EXT I O For expanding Bias Input Output port 5 Trigger Pedal Switch port 6 USB For softwar...

Page 19: ...5 2 Data line 2 14 Data line 6 3 Data line 3 15 Data line 7 4 Data line 4 16 Data line 8 5 EOI 17 REN 6 DAV 18 Ground 7 NRFD 19 Ground 8 NDAC 20 Ground 9 IFC 21 Ground 10 SRQ 22 Ground 11 ATN 23 Grou...

Page 20: ...uring instrument are connected through RS232 and the Test Piece will be tested or trimmed on the computer through RS232 Definition of RS232 Pin Pin Definition Pin Definition 1 Non connection 6 Non con...

Page 21: ...ding point on the BNC port Push the fixture down to the end and then rotate the latch rightward for fixing the fixture Next execute O C and S C trimming see 7 Calibration and load the measured Test Pi...

Page 22: ...is ready for use Warning Before servicing the instrument be sure to remove the power cord from the instrument In addition do not remove the plug when the hand is moistened as it may cause electrocuti...

Page 23: ...th Up Down key Press Input Digit key and then Enter to confirm the value for setting the signal level The voltage range is 10mV 2Vrms and the current range is 200 A 2mArms Range Select Range with Up D...

Page 24: ...17 Basic Measuring Speed Select Time with Up Down key The Max 5mS Fast 50mS Medium 100mS Slow 300mS and Long 600mS options are provided for the user to select according to their actual need...

Page 25: ...ameter Lp Parallel Inductance R Resistance Cs Series Capacitance X Reactance Cp Parallel Capacitance Y Admittance Q Quality Factor G Conductivity D Consumption Factor B Susceptance Rs Series Resistanc...

Page 26: ...19 Basic Measuring...

Page 27: ...der the Meter Mode page selected Setup function key and you can access the Meter Mode Setup page for executing the measuring setup 3 7 1 Trigger Mode It is preset as Repeat and the instrument will exe...

Page 28: ...nt flowing through the Test Piece will be consistent with the parameter set value If selecting On because the instrument needs to calculate the voltage and the current for adjusting the output it will...

Page 29: ...set as No because it will not affect the measuring speed 3 7 8 Beep When It is preset as Off The NG option means that the NG beep will sound if the test result is judged as NG The OK option means that...

Page 30: ...imit of the parameters When using the function key to select the parameter number to be set the user may execute the setting for each individual parameter 3 8 2 Limit Mode It can be set as Abs Measure...

Page 31: ...is used for executing the addition of Hi Limit 3 8 5 Lo Limit The nominal value is used for executing the subtraction of Lo Limit If selecting Abs or then the user needs to key in the negative mark be...

Page 32: ...de allows the user to access 50 setup groups with each group containing 15 measuring steps 3 9 1 Open After selecting the file to be opened with Direction key click Open function key and you can enter...

Page 33: ...26 Basic Measuring 3 9 3 Save as After setting the parameter select Save As function key and set the file name Next press ACK and the parameter setup can be saved in the new file...

Page 34: ...or the automation test and at most 15 testing steps can be set 4 1 List Set Select List Set function key Press left right Direction key to select Step 1 15 Parameter and press up down Direction key t...

Page 35: ...easuring Value Tolerance value and Tolerance 4 2 1 Bin Number Based on the test result the product can be divided into 9 bins and they can be shifted with left right Direction key 4 2 2 Bin Method The...

Page 36: ...ue Tolerance value or Tolerance 4 2 3 Limit Mode For setting Abs Measuring Value Abs Tolerance Value and Tolerance in order to input the Bin value according to the user s need When selecting Abs or th...

Page 37: ...lect Sweep Mode for entering the Sweep Mode page The Sweep Mode displays the component characteristics by visual method and the user can select voltage current and frequency sweeping for using as the...

Page 38: ...start stop 5 1 4 Level For setting the voltage level sweeping 5 1 5 Sweep Speed The sweep speed is available in Fast Medium and Slow for option 5 1 6 Sweep Delay The delay time between each sweeping p...

Page 39: ...nd Non contacting If selecting the contacting measuring method the user needs to set up the diameter of polarity plate for the fixture and the thickness of the tested material If selecting the non con...

Page 40: ...ductivity Coefficient Measuring Setup In Sweep Mode Setup page select the Set r function key and the user can access the Permeability Setup page for setting up the height inner diameter and outer diam...

Page 41: ...cation when using the machine in a new environment or using replacing new fixture For details of fixture connection method please refer to 3 4 3 Fixture Connecting 6 1 O C Trimming In Calibration Mode...

Page 42: ...Direction key to open the S C trimming function and then insert the shorting plate into the fixture for executing the S C Trimming If the calibration fails or the figure is incorrect the page will dis...

Page 43: ...ixture S C Trimming Method lock the reed tightly after inserting the eject plate 6 3 Cable Length To be set according to the length of the required test cable Select 0m 0 5m 1m or 2m with the left rig...

Page 44: ...h the Function key Caution The Specific Term or Font factors must still be expressed in English 7 1 GPIB Address In System Setup page select GPIB Address and set the GPIB Address within the range of 1...

Page 45: ...3 Handler Interface In System Setup page select Handler Interface and open the remote I O control program for the user to monitor the signal input and PASS FAIL output result by controlling the instru...

Page 46: ...39 Appendix Appendix Z Accuracy Chart...

Page 47: ...0 1 Dx 10 10 Qx 0 1 Rs Ae 1 Dx2 Dx Rp Ae 1 Dx2 Dx Ae 100 1 Dx2 at Dx 0 1 Qx 10 Rs Ae Dx Rp Ae Dx Ae 100 G accuracy at Dx 0 1 Ae 1 Dx2 Dx at Dx 0 1 Ae Dx D accuracy at Dx 0 1 Ae 100 at 0 1 Dx 1 Ae 1 Dx...

Page 48: ...0 2 at 50 kHz 0 1 at 50 kHz 2 0 4 at 50 kHz 0 2 at 50 kHz 1 0 8 at 50 kHz 0 4 at 50 kHz Cable length 0 m 0 Abl 0 5 m 0 02 0 01 Fm 1 m 0 02 0 02 Fm 2 m 0 02 0 03 Fm Kvac Vac 1V Vac 1 2 1 Vac 1V 1 Vac 1...

Page 49: ...42 Appendix NOTE Vac oscillator level V F measurement frequency Hz Fm measurement frequency MHz...

Page 50: ...e controller This is as same as TRG command DISP PAGE MEAS SWEEP CAL SYSTE M Select measuring mode MEAS Meter mode SWEEP Sweep mode CAL Calibration mode SYSTEM System mode DISP PAGE Returns the measur...

Page 51: ...B XP e g MEAS PARA LS Q Z DEG e g MEAS PARA LP RS 3rd 4th parameter is OFF MEAS SPEED MAX FAST MEDI SLOW L ONG Set measuring speed Set the measurement speed for the currently selected step MEAS SPEED...

Page 52: ...urement range as currently setting MEAS COMP PARA 1 2 3 4 Set the parameters for the comparison function set MEAS COMP PARA Read the parameters for the comparison function set MEAS COMP STATE ON OFF 0...

Page 53: ...n function ABS Measuring value DEV Deviation value PERC Percentage of deviation value FETCH Measuring value query FETCH SMONITOR DC DC Vm Im query FETCH SMONITOR AC AC Vm Im query There are two option...

Page 54: ...range If the output impedance is 100 Ohm then set at 0 0001 0 02 Current range If the output impedance is 25 Ohm then set at 0 0002 0 04 LIST CURR Read the set current value If the current measuring s...

Page 55: ...HOLD 0 1 Set the Measuring Position Mode AUTO Set at AUTO position HOLD Hold the position and measure with fixed position LIST RETEST OFF STEP1 ALL 0 1 2 Set the error retest mode OFF Stop the error...

Page 56: ...d parameters 0 No comparison 1 Parameter comparison result OK 2 Parameter comparison result NG 2 Value transmit mode under Multi step Test Mode result direction bin number step 1 result step 1 data st...

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