This adjustment adjusts the coarse and fine Reference Timebase DACs for minimum Internal Reference frequency error. The coarse DAC and fine DAC calibration factors are then stored to the ESG. To determine the correct value for the coarse DAC, the fine tune DAC is set to midrange. The coarse DAC is then adjusted for an absolute frequency value as measured on the ESG RF Output. The coarse DAC adjustment stops when the calibration has found the smallest difference between the measured frequency and the absolute frequency. After the coarse DAC has been adjusted, the fine tune DAC is adjusted for absolute frequency accuracy. An external primary 10 MHz standard is used by the frequency counter for optimal accuracy.
Test Equipment |
Recommended Model |
Alternate Model |
Frequency Counter |
53230A Opt [106 or 115] |
53132A Opt 010 and [050 or 124] |
Primary Frequency Standard |
Use a 10 MHz house standard. |
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If this adjustment fails, perform the following steps in order:
Check the equipment setup (see above). If the setup is incorrect, make the necessary corrections and rerun the adjustment.
If this adjustment fails with the equipment set up properly, refer to the troubleshooting section of the signal generator's service guide. If you do not have a printed copy of the service guide (Option OBW), one is available either on the CD-ROM that came with your signal generator shipment or on the Keysight Website.
If you cannot correct the problem using the troubleshooting procedures in the Service Guide, obtain service from Keysight Technologies. Refer to Contacting Keysight Technologies.