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Model 3988 Op Manual.vp - Krohn-Hite Corporation

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Section 2 - <strong>Op</strong>eration<br />

2.5.3 DC Level Adj (Rear Panel)<br />

Proper procedure for adjusting input and output dc levels can be found in the Calibration section of<br />

this manual.<br />

The two DC LEVELpotentiometers located on the rear panel of the <strong>Model</strong> <strong>3988</strong> are for adjusting the<br />

DC level at the output BNC connector.<br />

2.5.4 Power<br />

Receptacle: Standard 3 pin.<br />

Fuse: 1 2 amp slow-blow for 120V operation; 1 4 amp slow-blow for 230V operation. To change this<br />

setting, refer to section 2.2.<br />

2.5.5 GPIB Connector<br />

Standard IEEE-488 interface. Subsets are SH1, AH1, T6, L4, SR1, RL1, PP1, DC1, DT0, C0 and E1.<br />

2.6 FILTER OPERATION<br />

2.6.1 Introduction<br />

The <strong>Model</strong> <strong>3988</strong> is a filter with two identical channels that can function independently. Each channel<br />

is an 8-pole filter which can be either low-pass, high-pass or gain-only. Each can be either<br />

Butterworth of Bessel response type.<br />

2.6.2 Variable Band-Pass and Band-Reject <strong>Op</strong>eration<br />

2.6.2.1 Band-Pass<br />

Variable band-pass response is obtained by connecting the output of channel 1 to the +input of channel<br />

2 (with channel 2 differential switch set to “+”). Apply the signal to the input(s) of channel 1; the<br />

output signal will be at the channel 2 output BNC connector. Set channel 1 to high-pass and channel<br />

2 to low-pass. Enter the lower cutoff frequency to channel 1 and the higher cutoff to channel 2.<br />

2.6.2.2 Band-Reject<br />

Variable band-reject response is obtained by connecting the inputs in parallel; and the outputs in series<br />

through a band-reject kit (BR-30). Apply the signal to the input of channel 1; the output signal<br />

will be at the output of the BR-30 kit. Set channel 1 to low-pass and channel 2 to high-pass. Set the<br />

desired cutoff frequencies.<br />

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