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Calibration or Verification Procedure

Good morning,

 

I am trying to find a Calibration or Verification procedure for a VB-8012. I have a copy of Calibration Executive though the VB-8012 is not listed in there, so I am assuming the verification of this unit will be manual and require a written procedure. Any help would be appreciated!

 

Thank you for all your help!

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Hi Justin,

 

We are working on the Calibration Procedure, and hope to have it finished and posted by May. 

 

It will likely be added to a future version of Calibration Executive, but I don't know how soon.

 

Regards,

Luke B.

National Instruments R&D

 

 

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Heyya Luke,

 

I noticed in your Calibration Procedure that the MSO and fgen functional tests are quite short, is there anyplace to get a more detailed list of the accuracy specifications than what is currently published in your Specifications .pdf file? Specifically the Horizontal portions of the MSO and the fgen accuracies...

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Specifications don't tend to be in the calibration procedure document.  They are in a separate document.  For the 8012 that is here: http://www.ni.com/pdf/manuals/371527d.pdf

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Zach Hindes
NI R&D
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I've been writing an internal cal procedure for my company and noticed that the scope and fgen sections of your cal procedure looked a little light by our standards. I have the Specifications .pdf printed off and have been pouring over that to find the timebase accuracies; I see the range but need to know how many ppm per ms interval for the timebase checks to verify the scope function.

 

I see a ≤100ppm frequency accuracy statement in the fgen specs, is there a common oscillator that feeds all of the functions?

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There is a common oscillator that feeds both the scope and the fgen. Given that, there should be a ≤100ppm typical accuracy for the scope timebase, but that specification is not guaranteed.

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Brandon Streiff
ni.com/compactdaq · ni.com/daq
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