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Page 1: ...Operator s Manual HVD3000 HVD3000A High Voltage Differential Probes...

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Page 3: ...HVD3000 HVD3000A High Voltage Differential Probes Operator s Manual November 2018...

Page 4: ...ctly prohibited However clients are encouraged to duplicate and distribute Teledyne LeCroy documentation for their own internal educational purposes Teledyne LeCroy is a trademark of Teledyne LeCroy I...

Page 5: ...quired Equipment 23 Preliminary Procedure 24 Certification Procedure 24 Checking Probe Attenuation in XStreamBrowser 26 HVD3000 HVD3000A Test Record 27 Operation 28 Connecting to the Test Instrument 2...

Page 6: ...y product returned to one of our authorized service centers within this period However in order to do this we must first examine the product and find that it is defective due to workmanship or materia...

Page 7: ...mall control signals floating on high common mode voltages The maximum rated differential voltage specifications are provided for using each probe within a wide differential voltage range The probes w...

Page 8: ...r the widest range of V div settings Compatibility HVD3000 and HVD3000A probes are compatible with most Teledyne LeCroy MAUI oscilloscopes equipped with the ProBus interface See the HVD3000 product pa...

Page 9: ...ent if anti static measures are not taken Precautions WARNING To avoid personal injury or damage due to electric shock orfire Do not overload observe all terminal ratings Do not apply any potential th...

Page 10: ...ational environment listed Do not use in wet or explosive atmospheres Keep product surfaces clean and dry Do not operate with suspected failures Before each use inspect the probe and accessories for a...

Page 11: ...tegory per IEC EN 61010 031 2015 CAUTION The operating altitude of the probe is derated to 2000 m 6560 ft when used with the above accessories WARNING Each accessory has a different measurement overvo...

Page 12: ...ews the overall length is 63 mm 2 48 inches 4 mm Banana female connector 1 ea red black Insulated 1000 V CAT III PK HVA 05 2 Safety Alligator Clips 2 Designed to reliably grip large components such as...

Page 13: ...ed with a flexible stem to access deep targets in dense environments and a 4 5 mm 0 177 inch hook to attach to wire leaded parts The overall length is 157 6 mm 6 20 inches 4 mm Banana female connector...

Page 14: ...10 90 14 ns 2 9 ns 4 4 ns CMRR Test Limits 23 C 80 db 50 Hz 60 db 1 MHz 80 db 50 Hz 60 db 1 MHz 80 db 50 Hz 60 db 1 MHz ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS ALL PROBES Max Rated Diff Voltage between each input...

Page 15: ...Operator s Manual 9 HVD310x HVD310xA Bandwidth HVD3102 HVD3102A TYPICAL BANDWIDTH HVD3106 HVD3106A TYPICAL BANDWIDTH...

Page 16: ...HVD3000 HVD3000A High Voltage Differential Probes 10 HVD3106 6M HVD3106A 6M TYPICAL BANDWIDTH...

Page 17: ...Operator s Manual 11 HVD310x HVD310xA Common Mode Rejection Ratio HVD3102 HVD3102A TYPICAL CMRR PERFORMANCE HVD3106 HVD3102A TYPICAL CMRR PERFORMANCE...

Page 18: ...andling the inputs Handling the inputs while connected to active signals above this burn limit could result in injury to the operator WARNING To avoid risk of electric shock or fire comply with the bu...

Page 19: ...m 5 1 inches the jaw opens to 20 mm 0 79 inch maximum 4 mm Banana female connector 1 ea red black 2000 V DC Peak AC CAT I 1000 Vrms CAT III 1500 Vdc CAT III PK HVA 07 2 Case Soft storage case SAC 01A...

Page 20: ...b 1 MHz ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS ALL PROBES Max Rated Diff Voltage between each input 2000 V DC Peak AC Max Measurable Diff Voltage before saturation 2000 V DC Peak AC Max Common Mode Voltage either...

Page 21: ...Operator s Manual 15 HVD3206 HVD3206A Bandwidth HVD3206 HVD3206A TYPICAL BANDWIDTH HVD3206 6M HVD3206A 6M TYPICAL BANDWIDTH...

Page 22: ...HVD3000 HVD3000A High Voltage Differential Probes 16 HVD3206 HVD3206A Common Mode Rejection Ratio TYPICAL CMRR PERFORMANCE...

Page 23: ...ts Handling the inputs while connected to active signals above this burn limit could result in injury to the operator WARNING To avoid risk of electric shock or fire comply with the burn limit when me...

Page 24: ...e overall length is 116 mm 4 57 inches and the jaw opens to 22 mm 0 87 inch 1 ea red black 6000 V CAT I 1000 Vrms CAT III 1500 Vdc CAT III PK HVA 06 2 Case Soft storage case SAC 01A 1 Foam Custom foam...

Page 25: ...S ALL PROBES Max Rated Diff Voltage between each input 7000 V DC Peak AC Max Measurable Diff Voltage before saturation 7600 V DC Peak AC Max Common Mode Voltage either input to ground 7600 V DC Peak A...

Page 26: ...HVD3000 HVD3000A High Voltage Differential Probes 20 HVD3605 HVD3605A Bandwidth TYPICAL BANDWIDTH HVD3605 HVD3605A Common Mode Rejection Ratio TYPICAL CMRR PERFORMANCE...

Page 27: ...ts Handling the inputs while connected to active signals above this burn limit could result in injury to the operator WARNING To avoid risk of electric shock or fire comply with the burn limit when me...

Page 28: ...of the CAL out signal For oscilloscopes with the CAL signal on a BNC connector a BNC to Banana adapter e g Pomona model 1296 may beused 5 Press AUTOSETUP 6 Set the sensitivity of the probe to1 V Div 7...

Page 29: ...nal adapters or cables may be required Only the parameters listed in boldface in the Minimum requirements column must be calibrated to the accuracy indicated Description Requirements Example Equipment...

Page 30: ...n generator to sine wave 70 Hz and an output voltage of approximately 7 Vrms into a high impedance output for HVD310x HVD310xA HVD3206 and HVD3206A 37 Vrms for HVD3605 and HVD3605A 2 Set the DMM to me...

Page 31: ...ificant places x xx on line 13 in the Test Record 14 Verify that the error 1 00 15 Decrease the oscilloscope scale factor to 5 V Div 16 Record the DMM reading to 0 01 mV resolution in the Test Record...

Page 32: ...icon 2 From the browser menu bar choose File Connect to Local Instrument 3 Navigate to LeCroy XStreamDSO Acquisition C1 InputB HVDxxxxx where xxxxx is your probe model number The value is shown next...

Page 33: ...ith a DMM or oscilloscope Thus the generator is not required to be calibrated Step Description Intermediate Data Test Result 5 Function Generator Output Voltage V 11 Probe Output Voltage V 13 Gain Err...

Page 34: ...rmance capability exercise care when connecting the probe Increasing the parasitic capacitance or inductance in the input paths may introduce a ring or slow the rise time of fast signals Input leads t...

Page 35: ...ircuits being measured as they cannot provide adequate protection if they come in contact with electrical sources Operating with an Oscilloscope When the probe is connected to a Teledyne LeCroy oscill...

Page 36: ...set for the probe and oscilloscope combination can then be calculated as Max Positive Offset Available Max Positive Offset Probe and Oscilloscope together Oscilloscope Positive Offset at Oscilloscope...

Page 37: ...OTE Because AC coupling is on the probe output DC voltages beyond the probe s linear range will cause the amplifier to saturate and inaccurately render the displayed waveform Do not exceed the maximum...

Page 38: ...to the output If the probe is set to 50x attenuation and the ambient temperature changes by 10 C the DC offset drift could be as high as 70 V C 50 10 C 35 mV referred to the probe tip If measuring a 3...

Page 39: ...st be returned to a Teledyne LeCroy service facility for diagnosis and exchange CAUTION Do not remove the covers Refer all servicing to qualified personnel A defective probe under warranty will be rep...

Page 40: ...manual 3 Label the case with a tag containing The RMA Name and address of the owner Product model and serial number Description of failure or requisite service 4 Pack the product case in a cardboard s...

Page 41: ...white papers and videos are available to help you get the most out of your Teledyne LeCroy products The Datasheet published on the product page contains the detailed product specifications Service Ce...

Page 42: ...ning the CMRR is the relative gain matching between the and input paths Obtain high CMRR values by precisely matching the input attenuators in a differential amplifier The matching includes the DC att...

Page 43: ...l Mode Range and Common Mode Range Differential Mode range is the maximum signal that can be applied between the and inputs without overloading the amplifier which otherwise would result in clipping o...

Page 44: ...plies to test and measuring circuits connected to the distribution part of the building s low voltage mains installation Measurement Category II CAT II applies to test and measuring circuits connected...

Page 45: ...use EM interference 2 Emissions exceeding the levels required by this standard may occur when product is connected to a test object 3 To ensure compliance with the applicable EMC standards use high qu...

Page 46: ...easurement and Test Canadian Certification The probe has been certified by Underwriters Laboratories UL to conform to the following safety standard and bears cUL Listing Mark CAN CSA C22 2 No 61010 03...

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