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2.5.5
Power
Receptacle: Standard 3 pin.
Fuse: 3/8 amp slow-blow for 120V operation; 3/16 amp slow-blow for 230V operation. To change this
setting, refer to Section 2.2.
2.5.6
GPIB Connector
Standard IEEE-488 interface. Subsets are SH1, AH1, T6, L4, SR1, RL1, PP1, DC1, DT0, C0 and E1.
2 . 6
FILTER OPERATION
2.6.1
Introduction
The Model 3945 is a Multichannel filter with three channels that can function independently. Each chan-
nel can operate in either the low-pass mode or high-pass mode and provide 24dB/octave attenuation, or
channels 1.1 and 1.2 can be set to the same mode and connected in series, externally, to obtain 48dB/oc-
tave attenuation. The interconnection of two channels, by front panel data key entry, will provide
band-pass or band-reject (null) operation and no external connections are needed.
2.6.2
Variable Band-Pass and Band-Reject Operation
2.6.2.1 Band-Pass
Variable band-pass response is obtained by applying the input signal to channel 1.1. With the Channel
Display on 1.1, set the filter to the band-pass mode by pressing the [MODE] key until “b.P.” appears in the
DISPLAY. Enter the desired low-cutoff (high-pass) frequency, then set the filter to channel 1.2 and enter
the desired high-cutoff (low-pass) frequency. The band-pass response will appear at the output BNC con-
nector of channel 1.1 simultaneously.
2.6.2.2 High Frequency Band-Pass
When a high frequency band-pass response above 2MHz is desired, the Model 3945 can be configured by
connecting, externally, the output of channel 1.1 or 1.2 (set to high-pass) to the input channel 2.1 (set to
low-pass, 50 ohm input impedance and 6dB output gain for 0dB insertion loss).
This provides a band-pass filter that has a low cutoff (high-pass) that is adjustable between 3Hz to 2MHz
and a high cutoff (low-pass) that is adjustable between 170Hz and 10MHz.
Note: At high cutoff settings above 10MHz, 3945 passband response will deteriorate.
2.6.2.3 Band-Reject
Variable band-reject response is obtained by applying the signal to channel 1.1. With the Channel Display
on 1.1, set the filter to the band-reject mode by pressing the [MODE] key until “b.r.” appears in the display.
Enter the desired low-cutoff (low-pass) frequency into channel 1.1, then set the filter to channel 1.2 and
enter the desired high-cutoff (high-pass) frequency. A null can be obtained by setting the low cutoff fre-
quency to approximately 0.58 of the desired null frequency, the high cutoff frequency to approximately
1.7 of the null frequency. Fine tuning of both cutoff frequencies can be accomplished by varying the cut-
off frequency using the increment/decrement feature of the DIGIT SELECT described in paragraph 2.4.7.
The resolution of the Model 3945 will limit the extent of the null.
Section 2 - Operation
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