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Operating 

Procedure

Making Measur ements wi th the Model s HHM73 and HHM76

wit h an Osci l loscope

·

 Connect the current probe to the proper input channel on the

oscilloscope.

·

  Begin with the least sensitive range on the current probe (1 mV/A).

·

  Select the 0.5 V/Division on your oscilloscope.

·

  Turn oscilloscope power on. Turn on (7) the probe: the green LED (6)

should be on, and the red LED (5) off. If the green indicator does not

come on or goes off before the probe has operated for 10 min., it is

necessary to replace the battery (See ÒBattery ReplacementÓ, pg. 18).

·

 After approximately 10 minutes of operation, if none of the control

buttons has been manipulated power will automatically shut off (see

ÒAuto-OffÓ, pg. 13).

DC Measurement

·

  Select DC position on the oscilloscope.

·

  ÒZeroÓ the probe. With the probe disconnected from test samples (no

conductor in probe jaw window), press the auto zero button (4). The

red LED (%) comes on for approximately three seconds to indicate

that the probe is zeroing. If the red LED remains lit, this indicates that

zero has not been attained - repeat the zeroing operation.

Alternatively, you may ÒzeroÓ with the oscilloscope.

·

 For best accuracy, especially on low-level measurement, it is

recommended that you zero the probe before each measurement.

·

 Clamp the probe around the conductor (1) to be tested. The

oscilloscope should now display the measured conductor current. A

positive reading indicates current flowing in the direction of the arrow

located on the side of the jaw (2). A negative reading indicates current

flow in the opposite direction of the arrow. Multiply the conversion ratio

(1mV/A or 10 mV/A) times the V/Division range on your oscilloscope to

get the value of the current.

AC Measurement

·

  Select the AC position range on the oscilloscope.

·

  The DC zero adjustment is not required when measuring AC current.

·

 Clamp the probe around the conductor (1) to be tested. The

oscilloscope should now display the measured conductor current.

Apply the conversion ratio (1mV/A or 10 mV/A) times the V/Division

range on your oscilloscope to get the value of the peak current.

HHM73

®

600V CAT III - 600A

!

DC

ZERO

OL

ON

600A

OFF

60A

OUTPUT:

600 A: 1 mV/A

60 A: 10 mV/A

HHM73

AC/DC CURRENT PROBE

2

4

7

6

8

1

3

5

9

Ø =1.18" (30 mm)

Cable max.

Ø =0.95" (24 mm)

Dual Cable max.

7.  Three-position range

selection switch:

·

  On/Off

·

  600 A (1 mV/A)

·

  60 A (10 mV/A)

8.  Coaxial cable, 6.5 ft (2 m)
9.  BNC Connector

1.  Conductor
2.  Jaws
3.  Protective non-slip guard
4.  Automatic zero DC button
5.  Red light (overrange and

incorrect zero adjustment)

6.  Green light (on when

battery voltage 

³

 6.5 V)

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Summary of Contents for HHM73

Page 1: ...NDUCTIVITY o pH Electrodes Testers Accessories o Benchtop Laboratory Meters o Controllers Calibrators Simulators Pumps o Industrial pH Conductivity Equipment DATA ACQUISITION o Data Acquisition Engine...

Page 2: ...l HHM73 Model HHM76 AC DC Oscilloscope Current Probes http www omega com e mail info omega com 600V CAT III 1500A DC ZERO OL ON 1500A OFF 150A OUTPUT 1500 A 1 mV A 150 A 10 mV A HHM76 AC DC CURRENT PR...

Page 3: ...nner RETURN REQUESTS INQUIRIES Direct all warranty and repair requests inquiries to the OMEGA Customer Service Department BEFORE RETURNING ANY PRODUCT S TO OMEGA PURCHASER MUST OBTAIN AN AUTHORIZED RE...

Page 4: ...Compatibility 11 Operating Procedure 12 Making Measurements with an Oscilloscope 12 DC Measurement 12 AC Measurement 12 Making Measurements with Accessory Connectors 13 Indicator Lights 13 Auto Off 1...

Page 5: ...ALWAYS inspect the instrument probe probe cable and output terminals prior to use Replace any defective parts immediately NEVER use the current probe on electrical conductors rated above 600 V in ove...

Page 6: ...often achieved by measuring the strength of a magnetic field created by a current carrying conductor in a semiconductor chip using the Hall effect principle When a thin semiconductor is placed at rig...

Page 7: ...k 0 5 to 1500 A DC Output Signal 10 mV A on 150 A range 1 mV A on 1500 A range Accuracy and Phase Shift 150 A Range 0 5 to 20 A 1 5 reading 0 5 A 20 to 100 A 1 5 reading 100 to 150 A DC only 2 5 readi...

Page 8: ...Range DC to 1 kHz 8 mV DC to 5 kHz 12 mV 0 1 Hz to 5 kHz 2 mV 600 A Range DC to 1 kHz 1 mV DC to 5 kHz 1 5 mV 0 1 Hz to 5 kHz 500 V Rise and Fall Time 60 A Range 100 s from 10 to 90 Vout 600 A Range 7...

Page 9: ...utes may be disabled at power up by pressing Zero button while turning on green LED blinks three times to indicate that auto off is disabled MECHANICAL Operating Temperature Range 14 to 131 F 10 to 55...

Page 10: ...ting 0 to 2000 m Non operating 0 to 12 000 m Zero Adjustment Automatic zero 10 A by simple push button increment of 25 to 40 mA Red LED goes on at push of button and turns off when zero is reached no...

Page 11: ...range Turn display device power on Turn on 7 the probe the green LED 6 should be on and the red LED 5 off If the green indicator does not come on or goes off before the probe has operated for 10 min...

Page 12: ...surement it is recommended that you zero the probe before each measurement Clamp the probe around the conductor 1 to be tested The oscilloscope should now display the measured conductor current A posi...

Page 13: ...he probe accuracy Input impedance of 1 MW 100 pF or greater When the probe is making a measurement the current carrying conductor is not broken and remains electrically isolated from the probe output...

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