LCR Meters

 

HP 4274A frequency LCR meter

 

 

 

Location: Graduate Lab.Inv #

 

Service Manual: 4274A Service Manual 1980-09-01 Adobe Acrobat File10.1 MB

Operating Manual: 4274A Operating Manual 1990-08-01 Adobe Acrobat File5.39 MB

The 4274A Multi-Frequency LCR Meter is a microprocessor based impedance measuring instrument making the evaluation of LCR components, complex components, and semiconductor materials quick-and-easy. A wide range of components can be tested with the 4274A due to its wide frequency range of 100Hz to 100kHz and test signal levels of 1 mV to 5 VRMS. The meter measures equivalent series resistance (ESR), impedance (|Z|), phase angle (Theta), reactance (X), susceptance (B), and conductance (G), in addition to the conventional L, C, R, D and Q parameters. The 4274A measures only the value of the component and/or device under test, with 5 1/2-digit resolution and 0.1% basic accuracy by reducing the possibility of errors due to self or mutual inductance, stray capacitance and/or residual inductance in the test leads or test fixture used. This measurement is obtained by a four terminal pair configuration and a built in automatic zero offset to compensate for these errors. A self test provides an automatic operational verification check indicating a pass or fail condition.

 

 

HP 4263B LCR meter

 

 

Location: Undregraduate Lab.Inv #

Technical Overview: 4263B Technical Overview 2000-12-01 Adobe Acrobat File0.76 MB

Service Manual: 4263B Service Manual 2000-06-01 Adobe Acrobat File0.52 MB

User's Guide: 4263B User's Guide 2000-12-01 Adobe Acrobat File0.62 MB

Operation Manual: 4263B Operation Manual 2003-04-01 Adobe Acrobat File2,35 MB

The 4263B LCR Meter is a cost-effective low-end meter designed for both component evaluation on the production line and fundamental impedance testing for bench-top application. The unit has five test frequencies that allow you to simulate testing under the correct conditions: 100Hz, 120Hz, 1kHz, 10kHz, and 100kHz. Measurement parameter include: Z, Y, Theta, R, X, G, B, L, C, Q, D, ESR..

 

 

Monday, August 23, 2004