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宁动g6300船用柴油机说明书宁动G6300船用柴油机是一种广泛应用于船舶领域的动力设备。

本文将对宁动G6300船用柴油机进行详细说明。

一、概述宁动G6300船用柴油机是一种高性能、高效率的船用动力设备。

该柴油机采用先进的技术和设计，具有可靠性强、功率输出稳定、使用寿命长等优点。

同时，它还具备低噪音、低振动、低排放等环保特性，符合船舶运输行业的要求。

二、技术参数1. 排量与缸径：宁动G6300船用柴油机的排量为6300毫升，缸径为126毫米。

2. 额定功率和转速：该柴油机的额定功率为110千瓦，额定转速为1500转/分钟。

3. 燃油消耗率：宁动G6300船用柴油机的燃油消耗率为209克/千瓦时。

4. 重量和尺寸：该柴油机的重量为830千克，尺寸为1740毫米×820毫米×1200毫米。

三、结构特点1. 缸体和缸盖：宁动G6300船用柴油机采用高强度的铸铁材料制作缸体和缸盖，保证了其耐用性和稳定性。

2. 曲轴和连杆：该柴油机的曲轴和连杆采用高强度合金钢材料制造，经过精密加工和热处理，具有良好的强度和刚度。

3. 活塞和气缸套：宁动G6300船用柴油机的活塞和气缸套采用铝合金材料，具有良好的热传导性和密封性能。

4. 燃油系统：该柴油机采用先进的共轨喷射燃油系统，确保燃油的均匀喷射和有效燃烧，提高燃油利用率。

5. 冷却系统：宁动G6300船用柴油机采用液冷式冷却系统，通过循环冷却液来降低发动机的温度，保证其正常运行。

6. 润滑系统：该柴油机具备完善的润滑系统，通过循环润滑油来减少摩擦和磨损，延长发动机的使用寿命。

四、维护保养1. 定期更换机油和滤清器，保持发动机的润滑和清洁。

2. 定期检查和清理燃油系统，确保燃油的供给和喷射正常。

3. 定期检查和调整发动机的气门间隙，保证气门的正常工作。

4. 定期清洗和更换空气滤清器，避免灰尘和杂质对发动机的损害。

5. 定期检查和维护发动机的冷却系统，确保冷却液的循环和散热效果。

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Chromaࡸآ٤૿ݙګྤሩ෬ᙔፖޗற᠏ངΔਚຝ঴ܶሩၦآ٤૿ฤٽૻၦ૞ޣΖ2. ข঴ڇࠌش֫םࢬࡳᆠհࠌشᛩቼයٙՀΔױᒔঅࠡᛩঅࠌشཚૻΖ๠ᆜ֊֎ലء๻ໂ๠෻੡آ։ᣊऱᐒඵढΔء๻ໂᏁ೚։ᣊڃگΖڶᣂᐒඵढگႃߓอऱಛஒΔᓮᜤ࿮၆ֆ׹ࢬڇچऱઌᣂਙࢌᖲᣂΖ೗ૉലሽ՗ሽᕴ๻ໂٚრهඵ࣍ࡑ݃ൽୖچࢨࡑ݃໱Δڶ୭ऱढᔆᄎዶዥၞچՀֽࠀၞԵଇढᢸΔലᄎჾ୭೜ൈΖᅝޓང៱ᇘᆜழΔሿഇ೸ڇऄ৳Ղڶᆠ೭૞܍၄ڃگ׊๠෻៱ᇘᆜΖivठءଥૡધᙕՀ૿٨قء֫ם࣍ޢڻठءଥૡழᄅᏺΕܔ྇֗ޓᄅऱີᆏΖֲཚठءଥૡհີᆏ2003ڣ3ִ 1.0 ݙګء֫םΖ2003ڣ12ִ 1.1 ᄅᏺ“௹౗کനϿ໺Ꮴਔ໔”ԫᆏΖ2005ڣ6ִ 1.2 ޓޏી૊ሽ՗հچܿ֗ሽᇩΖ2007ڣ3ִ 1.3 ᄅᏺ“೛ഢϷ׷਑Ԧࢉ௓ڋᖂܴ”Ζvױᒳ࿓ሽ՗૤ሉ6300ߓ٨ᖙ܂֫םؾ ᙕ1.ᄗᓵ.................................................................................................................................1-1 1.1 ១տ.........................................................................................................................1-1 1.2 ׌૞௽ۥᄗᨠ.........................................................................................................1-2 1.3 ๵௑.........................................................................................................................1-32. ڜᇘ.................................................................................................................................2-1 2.1 ᛀ਷.........................................................................................................................2-1 2.2 ࣈೈᎅࣔ.................................................................................................................2-1 2.3 ༺Եڤ૤ሉᑓิ.....................................................................................................2-2 2.4 ޏ᧢ሽᄭሽᚘऱ๻ࡳ.............................................................................................2-2 2.5 ၲᖲ۞ݺྒྷᇢ.........................................................................................................2-2 2.6 ᚨشழհຑ൷ֱڤ.................................................................................................2-32.6.1 ԫ౳૤ሉऱຑ൷.............................................................................................2-3 2.6.2 ሽᚘ᎟ྒྷऱຑ൷.............................................................................................2-3 2.6.3 ᠧಛၦྒྷऱຑ൷.............................................................................................2-4 2.6.4 ࠀᜤڤຑ൷.....................................................................................................2-4 2.6.5 ڍૹิٽؓ؀ຑ൷.........................................................................................2-4 2.7 GP I B ׬ऱڜᇘ.......................................................................................................2-53. ᖙ܂.................................................................................................................................3-1 3.1 ១տ.........................................................................................................................3-1 3.2 ছ૿ࣨፖ৵હࣨ.....................................................................................................3-1 3.2.1 ছ૿ࣨ.............................................................................................................3-1 3.2.2 ৵હࣨ.............................................................................................................3-5 3.3 ߓอ಻ᆜ೶ᑇ.........................................................................................................3-6 3.4 ᖙ܂ᑓڤ...............................................................................................................3-14 3.4.1 ࡳሽੌ(CC)ᑓڤ...........................................................................................3-14 3.4.2 ࡳሽॴ(CR)ᑓڤ...........................................................................................3-15 3.4.3 ࡳሽᚘ(CV)ᑓڤ...........................................................................................3-15 3.4.4 ࡳפ෷(CP)ᑓڤ...........................................................................................3-16 3.5 ૤ሉᖙ܂...............................................................................................................3-16 3.5.1 ᙩኪ૤ሉ.......................................................................................................3-16 3.5.2 ೯ኪ૤ሉ.......................................................................................................3-17 3.6 ڍิ૤ሉᖙ܂.......................................................................................................3-18 4.໢ᖲᖙ܂.........................................................................................................................4-1 4.1 ១տ.........................................................................................................................4-1 4.2 ૤ሉणኪऱ๻ࡳ.....................................................................................................4-1 4.2.1 ᙩኪ૤ሉ.........................................................................................................4-1 4.2.2 ೯ኪ૤ሉ.........................................................................................................4-3 4.3 ๵௑ྒྷᇢऱ๻ࡳ.....................................................................................................4-6 4.4 ᚏژፖ׻נ.............................................................................................................4-9 4.5 ၦྒྷ.........................................................................................................................4-9viiױᒳ࿓ሽ՗૤ሉ6300ߓ٨ᖙ܂֫ם4.5.1 ሽᚘΕሽੌऱၦྒྷ.......................................................................................4-114.5.2 פ෷ऱၦྒྷ...................................................................................................4-124.5.3 ሽᚘᠧಛऱၦྒྷ...........................................................................................4-12 4.6 ࿍ሁྒྷᇢ...............................................................................................................4-12 4.7 ؆ຝंݮऱ൳ࠫ...................................................................................................4-13 4.8 ඙෷ࡉ່֟ႚᖄழၴ...........................................................................................4-13 viiiᮂᓵ1. ᄗᓵ1.1 ១տChroma 6300ཕᐝীሽ՗૤ሉץܶ6304Ε6301ิٽؓ؀(Mainframe)Δא֗63006Ε63010Ε63025Ε63030ሽ՗૤ሉᑓิ(Module)Ζ6304ፖ6301։ܑױ୲౏4ଡ֗1ଡ૤ሉᑓิΖ೶ߠቹ1-1֗1-2 (ڇՀԫ଄)Ζ6304ץਔԫଡ๠෻ᕴΕGPIB׬(ᙇᖗ಻ໂ)Εছ૿ࣨਊ᝶Εಖᖋ᧯ิܑ᧩قᕴΔא֗ࠡהሽ՗ᑓิ൳ࠫऱሽሁΖ6301୲౏໢ԫ૤ሉᑓิΔ܀ਢլࠠໂGPIB׬Ζ༺Եٚ۶ᑓิ࣍ิٽؓ؀խࢬዌګऱሽ՗૤ሉΔڇࠌشՂ༼ࠎԱᗑمڤऱᖙ܂ᑓڤΖڼ؆Δ៶ထሽᆰΔຘመGPIBႪੌඈΔױ൳ࠫ6304ิٽؓ؀(೶ߠChroma 6300 Programming Guide)Ζࢨ៶ထRC63᎟൳ᕴΔᆖطRS232കΔٍױ൳ࠫ6304ิٽؓ؀(೶ߠChroma 6300 Operation Manual via RC63)ΖࢨृڇATEऱߓอխΔ6304ิٽؓ؀ױᅝ܂ԫଡᑓิΔش࣍۞೯ྒྷᇢ֗ၦྒྷ(೶ߠChroma 6000E ATS Operation Manual)ΖChroma 6300ߓ٨ข঴ٍ༼ࠎᙇᖗࢤऱᑓิڕ6305ழݧ։࣫ᑓิΕ6307OVPᤉሽᕴ൳ࠫᑓิΕ6308ၦྒྷᑓิΖᣂ࣍6305Ε6307֗6308ऱփ୲Δࠌشृױ೶ە6000Eࠌش֫םΖ6305Ε6307֗6308ڇছ૿ࣨՂڶٺ۞ऱᙁԵጤ՗Δٍڶٺ۞ऱຏಛႪੌඈא൷ຏิٽؓ؀Ζ6300ሽ՗૤ሉߓอش࣍ऴੌሽᄭࠎᚨᕴΕ೓ሽۃΕሽԺሿิٙऱ๻ૠΕ፹ທא֗ྒྷᇢေ۷࿛ֱ૿Ζءີץਔሽ՗૤ሉᑓิऱ๵௑।Δא֗ڶᣂᚨشֱ૿ऱጟጟ௽ۥΖࠡਲऱີᆏঞᝑ૪ሽ՗૤ሉऱڜᇘፖᖙ܂Ζ1-1ױᒳ࿓ሽ՗૤ሉ6300ߓ٨ᖙ܂֫םቹ1-2 6301ิٽؓ؀(ױ୲౏1ଡ૤ሉᑓิ)1.2 ׌૞௽ۥᄗᨠ1. ิګzኙิٽؓ؀ආ༺Եڤ૤ሉᑓิֱڤΔױ೚ᏅࠠᐘࢤऱิٽΖz໢ԫᑓิᆖطছ૿ࣨਊ᝶ܛױሒګ٤פ౨ྒྷᇢΖ1-2ᮂᓵzຘመGPIBऱሽᆰ൳ࠫΔא֗ᆖطRS-232տ૿ऱ᎟൳ᕴ(RC63)Ζzܓش٠ᓀٽᕴऱሶᠦΔࠌޢଡ૤ሉᑓิၴݙ٤࿪ᒴΖzመሽᚘΕመሽੌΕመפ෷Εመᄵ৫Δא֗֘ઌᙁԵሽᚘऱঅᥨΖ2. ૤ሉz CCΔCRΔCV ֗CPऱᖙ܂ᑓڤΖzױ࿓ڤ᧢೯෷Ε૤ሉՕ՛Ε૤ሉၜཚΔא֗ࢮሉሽᚘ (Von)Ζzຒ෷ሒࠩ20KHz ऱױ࿓ڤ೯ኪ૤ሉΖz່՛ᙁԵሽॴΔױࠌ૤ሉڇ܅ሽᚘ (lV) ऱൣउՀࢮሉ೏ሽੌΖz៶طᣊֺሽᚘᙁԵሒګऱ؆ຝ൳ࠫΖzױᙇᖗऱሽᚘ֗ሽੌᒤ໮Ζz᎟ྒྷ౨ԺΖzطࠌشृ۞۩๻ࡳᛩቼΔא֗ၲᖲ۞೯٦ࡅ׻Ζz 100ิಖᖋ᧯ࠎᚏژ֗٦ࡅ׻ࠌشृ۞۩๻ࡳऱᛩቼΖ3. ၦྒྷzࠠڶતᒔၦྒྷࢤ౨ऱ15ۯցA/D᠏ངᕴΖzሽᚘΕሽੌΕᠧಛVppא֗פ෷ऱܛழၦྒྷᑓڤΖz᙮ᐈ੡1KΔ10KΔ100KΔ1M֗20MHzऱᠧಛၦྒྷΖz࿍ሁᑓᚵΖz᎖ܗሽᚘᓳᖞऱᒵࢤၦྒྷࠥ৫᧩قΖzᒔࡳৱྒྷढਢܡ๠࣍๵௑փऱ۞೯GO/NGᛀ਷Ζ1.3 ๵௑Model 63006 63010 63025 63030Power20W 60W 20W 100W 250W 30W 300W 60W Current0~0.6A 0~6A 0~2A 0~20A 0~10A 0~6A 0~60A 0~12A Voltage2~64V (2~60V in CR ) 2~64V (2~60V in CR ) 2~256V (2~250V in CR ) 2~64V (2~60V in CR ) Minimum Operation Voltage0.9V at 0.6A 1.0V at 6A0.9V at 2A 1.0V at 20A 1.5V at 10A0.8V at 6A 1.0V at 60A 0.8V at 12A Constant Current Mode0~0.6A 0~6A 0~2A 0~20A 0~10A 0~6A 0~60A 0~12A Resolution 0.15mA 1.5mA 0.5mA 5mA 2.5mA 1.5mA 15mA 3mAPrecision 0.1нЀ0.1нF.S 0.1нЀ0.2нF.S0.1нЀ0.1нF.S0.1нЀ0.2нF.S0.1нЀ0.2нF.S0.1нЀ0.1нF.S0.1нЀ0.2нF.S0.1нЀ0.1нF.SConstant Resistance Mode10Ө~40kӨ(60W) 0.25~1kӨ(60W)3Ө~12kӨ(100W)0.075~300Ө(100W)0.25Ө~1kӨ(250W)1Ө~4kӨ(300W)0.025Ө~100Ө(300Wα2Ө~2kӨ(600W)Resolution 12 bits 12 bits 12 bits 12 bits 12 bits 12 bits 12 bits 12 bitsPrecision 0.1 (0.25~100Ө)0.01 (100Ө~1kӨ)0.1 (0.075~50Ө)0.01 (50Ө~500Ө)0.1 (0.25Ө~100Ө)0.01 (100Ө~1kӨ)0.1 (0.1Ө~100Ө)0.01 (100Ө~1000Ө)Constant Voltage Mode1~64V 1~64V 1.5~256V 1~64V Resolution 16mV 16mV 64mV 16mV Precision 0.05нЀ0.1нF.S 0.05н̈́.0.1нF.S 0.05нЀ0.1нF.S 0.05нЀ0.1нF.SConstant Power Mode 0.003~20W 0.03~60W0.01~20W 0.1~100W0.6~250W0.03~30W 0.3~300W 0.06~60W Resolution 0.3mW 3mW 1mW 10mW 20mW 3mW 30mW 6mW Precision 2нF.S 3нF.S 2нF.S 3нF.S 3нF.S 2нF.S 3нF.S 2нF.S1-3ױᒳ࿓ሽ՗૤ሉ6300ߓ٨ᖙ܂֫םDYNAMIC LOAD SIMULATIONMODE C.C. & C.R. C.C. ϟ C.R. C.C. ϟ C.R. C.C. ϟ C.R.Period (T1ϟT2) 0.025ms~50ms 1ms~10s0.025ms~50ms1ms~10s1ms~10s0.025ms~50ms1ms~10s0.025ms~50msResolution 1Ӵs 1ms 1Ӵs 1ms 1ms 1Ӵs 1ms 1Ӵs Precision 2нF.S 2нF.S 2нF.S 2нF.SSlew Rate 0.1~25mA/Ӵs 1.0~250mA/Ӵs 0.32~80mA/Ӵs3.2~800mA/Ӵs1.6~400mA/Ӵs0.001~0.25A/Ӵs0.01~2.5A/Ӵs0.002~0.5A/ӴsResolution 0.1mA/Ӵs 1.0mA/Ӵs0.32mA/Ӵs 3.2mA/Ӵs 1.6mA/Ӵs0.001A/Ӵs 0.01A/Ӵs 0.002A/ӴsPrecision 10н̈́20Ӵs 10н̈́20Ӵs 10н̈́20Ӵs 10н̈́20ӴsCurrent Level0~0.6A 0~6A 0~2A 0~20A 0~10A 0~6A 0~60A 0~12A Resolution 0.15mA 1.5mA 0.5mA 5mA 2.5mA 1.5mA 15mA 3mAPrecision 0.3нF.S 0.3нF.S 0.3нF.S 0.3нF.SEXT ERNAL WAVEFORM CONT ROLCurrent Level0~0.6A 0~6A 0~2A 0~20A 0~10A 0~6A 0~60A 0~12A Voltage Level 0~10V 0~10V 0~10V 0~10V Precision0.2нF.S 0.25нF.S0.2нF.S 0.25нF.S0.25нF.S0.2нF.S 0.25нF.S 0.2нF.SSHORT CIRCUIT T ESTInput Impedance 0.08Ө(MAX) 0.04Ө(MAX) 0.025Ө(MAX) 0.016Ө(MAX)Maximum Current6A 20A 10A 60A Input Impedance (LOAD OFF) 100kӨ(MIN) at 60V 100kӨ(MIN) at 60V 300kӨ(MIN) at 250V 100kӨ(MIN) at 60V Temperature Coefficient 100PPM/к (typical) C.C 100PPM/к (typical) C.C 100PPM/к (typical) C.C 100PPM/к (typical) C.CMEASUREMENTVoltage Range0~16V 16~64V 0~16V 16~64V25.6~256V0~16V 16~64V 0~16VResolution 0.5mV 2mV 0.5mV 2mV 8mV 0.5mV 2mV 0.5mV Precision 0.02нЀ0.1нF.S 0.02нЀ0.1нF.S 0.02нЀ0.1нF.S 0.02нЀ0.1нF.SCurrent Range0~0.6A 0~6A 0~2A 0~20A 0~10A 0~6A 0~60A 0~12A Resolution 0.0187mA 0.1875mA0.0625mA 0.625mA0.312mA0.1875mA 1.875mA 0.375mAPrecision 0.1нЀ0.1нF.S 0.1нЀ0.1нF.S 0.1нЀ0.1нF.S 0.1нЀ0.1нF.SPower Range0~20W 20~60W 0~20W 20~100W25~250W0~30W 30~300W 0~60W Resolution 0.0375mW 0.375mW0.125mW 1.25mW 2.5mW 0.375mW 3.75mW 0.75mWPrecision 0.5нF.S 0.5нF.S 0.5нF.S 0.5нF.SRemote Sense Current Range0~0.6A 0~6A 0~2A 0~20A 0~10A 0~6A 0~60A 0~12A Remote Sense Voltage Output0~10V 0~10V 0~10V 0~10V 0~10V 0~10V 0~10V 0~10V Precision 0.5нF.S 0.5нF.S 0.5нF.S 0.5нF.SPROT ECT ION CIRCUITOver PowerЍ20.8W Ѝ62.4W Ѝ20.8W Ѝ104W Ѝ260W Ѝ31.2W Ѝ312W Ѝ62.4WOver CurrentЍ0.612A Ѝ6.12A Ѝ2.04A Ѝ20.4A Ѝ10.2A Ѝ6.12A Ѝ61.2A Ѝ12.24Over VoltageЍ65V Ѝ65V Ѝ260V Ѝ65VOver TemperatureЍ85кЍ85кЍ85кЍ85кReverse PolarityЍ6A (during 1 min) Ѝ20A (during 1 min) Ѝ10A (during 1 min) Ѝ60A (during 1 min)OTHERSInput Power Supply from 6304 Mainframe Supply from 6304 Mainframe Supply from 6304 Mainframe Supply from 6304 MainframeSize (cmͪcmͪcm)104(W)ͪ143(H)ͪ470(D) 104(W)ͪ143(H)ͪ470(D) 104(W)ͪ143(H)ͪ470(D) 104(W)ͪ143(H)ͪ470(D)Weight5ц5ц5ц5цڜᇘ2. ڜᇘ2.1 ᛀ਷ءᏚᕴԫ؟ၲ৞Δ٣ᛀ਷ሎᙁխױ౨ᖄીऱٚ۶ᄤჾΖലࢬڶץᇘޗறگದࠐΔאໂᆄԫءข঴ႊሎڃ๠෻ழױشΖૉڶ࿇෼ٚ۶ᄤჾΔᓮمܛٻሎຄृ༼נᓽᚍ૞ޣΖ֎آᆖࠃ٣ٵრܛലءข঴ሎڃՠᐗΖ2.2 ࣈೈᎅࣔࣈೈءᏚᕴழᓮ೶ᅃቹ2-1Ζࠌشছ٣ࣈೈঅᥨࣨΔ٦༺ԵሽᄭᒵΖࣈೈႉݧڕՀࢬ૪Κ1. ᝅ࿭ಽ2. ጤ՗3. অᥨࣨױᒳ࿓ሽ՗૤ሉ6300ߓ٨ᖙ܂֫ם2.3 ༺Եڤ૤ሉᑓิലᑓิڜᇘࠩิٽؓ؀ՂլᏁٚ۶௽௘ՠࠠΖ6304ิٽؓ؀ڶߩജऱ़ၴΔױ୲౏4ଡ໢ԫᐈ৫ऱᑓิΔڕChroma 63030Ζۖ6301ิٽؓ؀ঞႛ౨୲౏1ଡ໢ԫᐈ৫ऱᑓิΖຍࠟଡิٽؓ؀ऱᑓิڜᇘ࿓ݧਢઌٵऱΖ٣ലิٽؓ؀ሽᄭᣂൾΔ٦ലሽ՗૤ሉᑓิ༺Եิٽؓ؀ऱᑒ֞ᄚΔऴࠩ᠙߂੡ַΖ඿ࢸנ૤ሉᑓิΔঞ༼ದඝ᠏ၨՀֱऱ׬ዐΔش૤ሉຑ൷ᕴΔലᑓิ۞ิٽؓ؀խࢮנΖ2.4 ޏ᧢ሽᄭሽᚘऱ๻ࡳቹ2-2᧩قิٽؓ؀ࢍᐋऱࠟଡሽᄭሽᚘᙇᖗၲᣂSW1֗SW2Ζሽ՗૤ሉऱሽᄭሽᚘᙁԵױ๻੡100Δ115Δ200ࢨ230VacΖڕ࣠נᐗ๻ࡳլฤٽ܃ऱᑑጠሽᄭሽᚘΔঞڇᣂൾิٽؓ؀Δ׊֊ឰሽᄭᒵऱൣउՀޓޏၲᣂΖቹ2-2 ሽᄭሽᚘ๻ࡳشऱਐᐸၲᣂ2.5 ၲᖲ۞ݺྒྷᇢലۯ࣍ิٽؓ؀ছ૿ࣨऱሽᄭၲᣂؚၲΖၲᖲ৵ሽ՗૤ሉمܛၞ۩۞ݺྒྷᇢΔࢬڶLCD ऱฤᇆ֗ᑇۯઃၲࡨሎ܂Ζԫઞᤪհ৵ΔڇLCDऱᘛ٠ኟՂ᧩ق “SYS CHECK”Ζ൷ထ᧩قᖲীᇆᒘ֗ႇ᧯ठءᇆᒘΔࠏڕ “63030” ֗ “3.02-C”Ζ່৵LCDೖַ᧢֏Δࠀ᧩ق“0.0000V and 0.000A”Δ।ق૤ሉբຏመ۞ݺྒྷᇢΔ׊ᄷໂሎ܂Ζૉྤऄᖙ܂Δঞല׌ᖲࢨᑓิሎڃChromaऱፂଥխ֨๠෻Ζڜᇘ2.6 ᚨشழհຑ൷ֱڤ2.6.1 ԫ౳૤ሉऱຑ൷ቹ2-3ࢬقԯਢ૤ሉᑓิຑ൷ࠩৱྒྷढऱࠢীڜᇘֱڤΖ૤ሉᑓิၦྒྷ૤ሉຑ൷ጤ՗ՂհሽᚘΔڂڼຍጟຑ൷ਢش࣍ᅝຑ൷ሽᒵՂऱሽᚘ૾ॺൄ܅ழΖࣹრΚڇ૤ሉऱྒྷᇢխΔᓮش֫ലຑ൷ࠩছጤऱྒྷᇢጤ՗ᚳጹΖ֊֎ࠌشٚ۶ᕴࠠΔא܍ჾᡏྒྷᇢጤ՗Ζ2.6.2 ሽᚘ᎟ྒྷऱຑ൷ፖՂ૪ઌ֘Δሽᚘ᎟ྒྷਢ៶ထኙৱྒྷढऱᙁנጤ՗೚ၦྒྷΖຍጟֱڤ௽ܑش࣍Ꮑ૞९ऱຑ൷ሽᒵΔࢨՕऱሽੌࢮሉழΖڕቹ2-4ࢬقΔ૤ሉᑓิ༼ࠎሽᚘၦྒྷጤ՗אၞ۩ሽᚘ᎟ྒྷΖױᒳ࿓ሽ՗૤ሉ6300ߓ٨ᖙ܂֫ם2.6.3 ᠧಛၦྒྷऱຑ൷ቹ2-5ࢬقԯਢܓشᑓิၦྒྷᠧಛऱڜᇘֱڤΖᠧಛၦྒྷऱጤ՗ਢຑ൷ࠩሽᄭࠎᚨᕴऱᙁנጤΖ2.6.4 ࠀᜤڤຑ൷ቹ2-6ࢬقԯਢലᑓิࠀᜤאᏺף૤ሉ୲ၦऱࠌشֱڤΖᑓิڇCCΔCRࢨCPᑓڤխױऴ൷ࠀᜤΔ܀ڇCVᑓڤխঞլױΔೈॺהଚ๻ࡳऱሽᚘਢઌٵऱΖࠀᜤᑓิڇᑇؾՂࢬ࠹ऱૻࠫΔႛݝૻ࣍ڍૹิٽؓ؀ᛩቼխױشऱ٤ຝᑓิᑇ(ߠ2.6.5ᆏ)Ζ2.6.5 ڍૹิٽؓ؀ຑ൷ሽ՗૤ሉߓอऱڍૹิٽؓ؀ٵޡ֏ຑ൷່ڍױ൷4ຝิٽؓ؀Ζࠌشृױຑ൷1ຝิٽؓ؀৵હࣨՂऱߓอ1ࢨߓอ2കΔᅝ܂ءิٽؓ؀ऱᙁԵകΔྥ৵٦ܓشໍਲऱകΔᙁנ۟Հԫຝิٽؓ؀Ζഗ࣍ߓอऱิګΔڇڼ৬ᤜࠌشृലԫຝิٽؓ؀Ղऱߓอ1കΔຑ൷ࠩ׼ԫຝิٽؓ؀ऱߓอ2കΖቹ2-7 (ڇՀԫ଄) ࢬقԯਢຑ൷ิٽؓ؀1Εิٽؓ؀2ࠩิٽؓ؀3Ζ2.7 GPIB׬ऱڜᇘ6304ิٽؓ؀׼ױຘመGPIBႪੌඈሒګ᎛ጤ൳ࠫΖGPIB׬ऱڜᇘΕGPIBۯܿऱ᧢ޓΔא֗GPIBऱᖙ܂ڇChroma 6300 Programming Guideխ݁։ܑڶᎅࣔΖ3. ᖙ܂3.1 ១տޢԫଡᑓิຟױଡܑ๻ࡳ੡CCΔCRΔCVࢨCPᖙ܂ᑓڤΔ࣍լٵऱሽ՗૤ሉՂᑓᚵᚨشΔࠀ׊ױٵழၦྒྷሽੌΕሽᚘΕפ෷ࡉᠧಛሽᚘ(ᙇᖗ಻ໂ)Ζࠌشृױڇլຑᒵ(load off)ऱൣउՀΔᒳᙀ૤ሉऱሎ܂೶ᑇΖڼ؆ڇٚ۶ԫጟᖙ܂ᑓڤխΔױ࣍ຑᒵ(load on)ழ೯ኪޓޏ૤ሉऱࢮሉणኪΔڂڼ࣐࣍ሒګ່ࠋྒྷᇢய࣠ΔࠀױᚏژᑇଖאࠎՀڻᖙ܂ழࠌشΖڼᑓิױᨃࠌشृࠉլٵऱᖙ܂ᑓڤΔᙁԵৱྒྷढऱሽᚘࢨሽੌ๵௑Δ೚੡GO/NGܒࡳࠌشΖ׼؆Δޓ࣍LCD᧩قኟՂ༼ࠎᒵࢤၦྒྷऱࠥ৫᧩قֱڤΔאঁࠌشृ೚੡೯ኪᓳᖞࠌشΖءີץਔছ૿ࣨΕ৵હࣨऱפ౨ࡉሎ܂ழ೶ᑇ಻ᆜࠌشΔא֗CCΔCRΔCVࡉCPᖙ܂ᑓڤΔࡉᙩኪፖ೯ኪ૤ሉऱᖙ܂ֱڤհᎅࣔΖ3.2 ছ૿ࣨፖ৵હࣨ3.2.1 ছ૿ࣨױᒳ࿓ሽ՗૤ሉ6300ߓ٨ᖙ܂֫םႈؾ ټጠᎅࣔ1 Save ᝶ Save ᝶חࠌشृലٺᑓิᖙ܂೶ᑇٵழژԵಖᖋ᧯ิܑ խΔิܑ᧩ق࣍LED ՂΖ2 Recall ᝶ Recall ᝶חࠌشृലٺᑓิᖙ܂೶ᑇٵழ۞ಖᖋ᧯ิܑխ ׻נΔิܑ᧩ق࣍LED ՂΖ3 Local ᝶ Local ᝶חࠌشृڇ૤ሉᑓิ๠࣍᎟൳ᑓڤՀΔ਀༚ٺᑓ ิ੡ءᖲ൳ࠫᑓڤΖ4 ሽᄭၲᣂ ሽᄭၲᣂΖ5ಖᖋ᧯ิܑ ਐقᕴ ڇ૤ሉᑓิփ৬ڶ100ิಖᖋ᧯Δאᚏژሽ՗૤ሉऱᖙ܂೶ᑇΖࠌشृױൕ00۟99ऱቃ٣๻ࡳհಖᖋ᧯խΔژԵࢨ׻נٚ۶ಖᖋ᧯ิܑΖ6ϧፖϰ᝶ϧፖϰ᝶חࠌشृޏ᧢ಖᖋ᧯ิܑऱᇆᒘΖz LCD ऱ᧩قฤᇆᖙ܂z ছ૿ࣨਊ᝶(૤ሉᑓิ)ױᒳ࿓ሽ՗૤ሉ6300ߓ٨ᖙ܂֫םz ছ૿ࣨຑ൷ᕴຑ൷ᕴࡳᆠV TERMINAL ءຑ൷ᕴش࣍᎟ྒྷৱྒྷढऱጤ՗Δױװೈຑ൷ሽᨱՂऱٚ۶ሽᚘ૾Ζڕ࣠آຑ൷Δءၦྒྷጤ՗ᄎ۞೯֊ངࠩLOADຑ൷ᕴΖNOISE TERMINAL ءຑ൷ᕴش࣍ᠧಛሽᚘၦྒྷΖI.M. TERMINAL ءຑ൷ᕴਢଡBNCຑ൷ᕴΔش࣍጑൳૤ሉሽੌΖLOAD TERMINAL ءᙁԵຑ൷ᕴش࣍ຑ൷ሽ՗૤ሉፖৱྒྷढΖદۥऱਢإᄕΔۖ႕ۥऱঞਢ૤ᄕΖ3.2.2 ৵હࣨႈؾࡳᆠ1GPIB Interface: GPIBտ૿ش࣍ຑ൷ࠌشሽᆰऱ᎟൳ᕴΖ2Remote: RS232കش࣍ຑ൷᎟൳ᕴRC63Ζ3System1 & System2: আګڍૹิٽؓ؀ٵޡᖙ܂ऱຑ൷ᕴΖ4Ext. Wave In: ءຑ൷ᕴױࠌ؆ຝ࿓ڤ֏ᣊֺಛᇆᚨش࣍CCᑓڤխΔא൳ࠫ૤ሉᑓิΖಛᇆਢऴ൷ຑ൷ࠩᑓิΔլᆖሶᠦΖ5Fuse: ش࣍অᥨመሉणኪΖ6AC Line: ءACሽᄭຑ൷ᕴࠎሽ࿯׌ᖲխऱࢬڶᑓิΖ7Cooling Fan: ءཋᑷଅ஛ऱຒ෷ᙟထٺ૤ሉᑓิփᄵ৫ऱ֒૾ۖ۞೯ᏺ྇Ζ3-53.3 ߓอ಻ᆜ೶ᑇءሽ՗૤ሉࠠڶԫࠄڶشऱ௽រڕVon ൳ࠫΕCV ᑓڤխऱૻሽੌΕփຝ/؆ຝंݮᑓᚵΕٵޡ൳ࠫ࿛Ζࠌشຍࠄ௽រհছΔࠌشृؘႊ௅ᖕߓอิګՂऱᚨشᏁޣΔ๻ࡳઌᣂऱ೶ᑇΖڼԫޡᨏႛڇ່ॣऱྒྷᇢՂᄎشࠩΖٺႈ௽ࡳᚨشऱߓอ಻ᆜ೶ᑇ໢ᗑژԵಖᖋ᧯ิܑΔڕՀࢬ૪Ζ඿ၞԵߓอ಻ᆜ೶ᑇᑓڤΔࠌشृؘႊٵழਊၞԵءߓอΔհ৵٦ਊᅃאՀऱޡᨏ৬مڶᣂऱ೶ᑇΖz Von(ࢮሉሽੌ)រΚਊLCD ᧩قڕՀΚڼޡᨏش࣍๻ࡳVon ऱ೶ᑇΖᅝৱྒྷढऱᙁנሒࠩVon ሽᚘழΔሽ՗૤ሉၲࡨࢮሉሽੌΔۖڼழᇠVon ೶ᑇܛਢၲࡨࢮሉऱሽᚘሽۯΖwpmubhfujnfujnfdvssfouWpoቹ3-63-6ࠌشृױ᠏೯ඝ᠏ၨऴࠩLCD᧩قנࢬუ૞ऱଖΔྥ৵Հԫଡ๻ࡳΖု1Κڇࢬڶᖙ܂ՂຟؘႊਊՀΔܡঞଖᄎፂ਍ڇ٣ছᚏژऱ߷ԫଡΖု2Κڕ࣠ࠌشृլუଥޏ೶ᑇΔױਊ᧢ࠩছԫଡࢨՀԫଡ๻ࡳΖz ๻ࡳ۞೯ၲᖲΚਊऴࠩ LCD᧩قڕՀΚૉ๻ࡳ੡ONΔሽ՗૤ሉᄎڇՀڻၲᖲழΔࠉհছᣂᖲழऱणኪ๻ګLOAD ON ࢨLOAD OFFΖૉ๻ࡳ੡ OFFΔሽ՗૤ሉڇՀڻၲᖲழᄎঅ਍੡ LOAD OFFΖz ܅࣍Vonऱ൳ࠫ๻ࡳΚਊऴࠩ LCD᧩قڕՀΚڼ๻ࡳ।قڇLOAD ON հ৵Δႊၦྒྷ܅࣍ Von ሽᚘរڍ֟ڻሽ՗૤ሉթ᠏ګLOAD OFFΔࠡ๻ࡳଖ੡0ࠩ 20Ζૉ๻ࡳଖ੡0Δঞڇ܅࣍ Von ሽᚘរྤ LOADOFFΖ๻ࡳଖ੡1ழΚ।قڇሽᚘ܅࣍ Vonհ৵࢏ᙈપ3mSթ᠏ګ LOAD OFFΖ๻ࡳଖ੡ 20 ழΚ।ق࢏ᙈપ60mSթ᠏ګLOAD OFFΖz ሽۃ࣋ሽழၴऱၦྒྷΚਊאᙇᖗႈؾΖLCD᧩قڕՀ:ᙇᖗ “ON”ࢨ“OFF”Δאঁެࡳڼפ౨ਢၲඔENTER᝶ΔঞLCDᄎၞԵሽᚘរऱ๻ࡳΔڇᇠ๠ሽۃ࣋ሽழၴၦྒྷܛೖַΖࡻழࠌشृױެࡳਢܡᙇᖗ೚LOAD OFFऱ೯܂Ζ᠏೯ඝ᠏ၨࠀݙګ๻ࡳ৵ਊENTER᝶Ζڇၦྒྷऱᖙ܂ᑓڤխΔLOAD ONհ৵Δࠌشृױٵழਊ!DATA ᝶אᨠኘሽۃ࣋ሽၦྒྷऱழၴΖ!z ሽᚘ֗ሽੌၦྒྷؓ݁ڻᑇऱᙇᖗΚਊ!ࢨ᝶אᙇᖗႈؾΖLCD᧩قڕՀ:Ζz ೯ኪ૤ሉ๵௑ၦྒྷհ࢏ᙈழၴऱᙇᖗΚਊ᝶אᙇᖗႈؾΖLCD᧩قڕՀ:᠏೯ඝ᠏ၨࠀݙګ๻ࡳ৵ΖڇLOAD ON հ৵Δ೯ኪ૤ሉၦྒྷVpk ֗Vpk ႊ࢏ᙈڼ๻ࡳழၴΔᒤ໮੡50ශઞ۟16ઞΖz CV ᑓڤऱૻሽੌΚ۞Ղԫޡᨏ࢏ᥛՀࠐΔࢨਊ᝶ऴࠩLCD ᧩قڕՀ:ڼ੡๻ࡳCV ᑓڤխऱࢮሉૻࡳሽੌΖԫ؟๻ࡳړঁਢ૤ሉᑓิ࣍CV ᑓڤխࢬ౨ࢮሉऱ່ՕሽੌΖwpmubhfdvssfou dvssfou!mjnjubujpoٺᑓิऱ່ՕૻሽੌڕՀࢬقΚ63006 63010 63025 63030 6A20A10A60Az փຝंݮᑓᚵΚ۞Ղԫޡᨏ࢏ᥛՀࠐΔࢨਊ᝶ऴࠩLCD ᧩قڕՀ:ڇCC ᑓڤऱᖙ܂հՀΔױല૤ሉᑓิ๻ࡳ੡փຝंݮᑓᚵΔࢨല؆ຝऱᦀ೯ሽੌᅝंݮขسᕴࠌشΖ3-9شඝ᠏ၨᙇᖗ“YES”א।قփຝΔ“NO”।ق؆ຝΔאᒔࡳΖz ሽᚘၦྒྷऱᄕࢤΚ۞Ղԫޡᨏ࢏ᥛՀࠐΔࢨਊ᝶ऴࠩLCD᧩قڕՀ:ױ๻ࡳ૤ሉᑓิࠌࠡ᧩قנ૤ऱሽᚘၦྒྷଖΔࢨإऱሽᚘၦྒྷଖΖᜰࠏڕՀΚ3Vױ᧩قڕ3V (ᙇᖗPLUSழ)֗3V (ᙇᖗMINUSழ)شඝ᠏ၨᙇᖗ“MINUS”א᧩ق૤ᇆΔࢨᙇᖗ“PLUS”ႛ᧩قଖΔאᒔࡳΖz ሽᚘ๵௑๻ࡳֱڤΚ۞Ղԫޡᨏ࢏ᥛՀࠐΔࢨਊ᝶ऴࠩLCD᧩قڕՀ:ሽᚘ๵௑๻ࡳױ๻੡ۍ։ֱֺڤࢨᑇଖֱڤΖᜰࠏڕՀΚ10V r 0.5V (ᙇᖗVALUEழ)10V r5% (ᙇᖗPCEntழ)شඝ᠏ၨᙇᖗ“VALUE”੡ᑇଖֱڤΔࢨᙇᖗ“PCEnt”੡ۍ։ֱֺڤΔאᒔࡳΖz ሽੌ๵௑๻ࡳֱڤΚ۞Ղԫޡᨏ࢏ᥛՀࠐΔࢨਊ᝶ऴࠩLCD᧩قڕՀ:3-10ሽੌ๵௑๻ࡳױ๻੡ۍ։ֱֺڤࢨᑇଖֱڤΖشඝ᠏ၨᙇᖗ“VALUE”੡ᑇଖֱڤΔࢨᙇᖗ“PCEnt”੡ۍ։ֱֺڤΔאᒔࡳΖz ᠧಛሽᚘ๵௑๻ࡳֱڤΚ۞Ղԫޡᨏ࢏ᥛՀࠐΔࢨਊ᝶ऴࠩLCD᧩قڕՀ:ሽᚘ๵௑๻ࡳױ๻੡ۍ։ֱֺڤࢨᑇଖֱڤΖشඝ᠏ၨᙇᖗ“VALUE”੡ᑇଖֱڤΔࢨᙇᖗ“PCEnt”੡ۍ։ֱֺڤΔאᒔࡳΖz ON/OFFٵޡ֏Κ۞Ղԫޡᨏ࢏ᥛՀࠐΔࢨਊऴࠩLCD᧩قڕՀ:૤ሉᑓิױ๻ࡳګڇٵޡ֏ऱᑓڤխፖࠡהᑓิԫᏘሎ܂Ζٵޡ֏ױڇઌٵऱิٽؓ؀ᄚΔࢨլٵऱิٽؓ؀ᄚᚨشࠩᑓิՂΖشඝ᠏ၨᙇᖗ“ON”੡ٵޡ֏Δࢨᙇᖗ“OFF”੡ॺٵޡ֏ሎ܂ΔאᒔࡳΖz ׌൳/ൕ᥆Κ۞Ղԫޡᨏ࢏ᥛՀࠐΔࢨਊ᝶ऴࠩLCD᧩قڕՀ:3-11ڇٵޡ֏൳ᑓิࢨൕ᥆ᑓิΖૉڇ׌൳ᑓิՂਊٚ۶ԫଡ᝶Δڼ᝶ലٵழᤛ࿇ࠡהऱ૤ሉᑓิΔڂۖࠡהऱ૤ሉᑓิՈᄎሎ܂Δ༉ړቝழଢ๯ਊՀԫᑌΖ!شඝ᠏ၨᙇᖗ“ON”੡׌൳Δࢨᙇᖗ“OFF”੡ൕ᥆ΔאᒔࡳΖz ቷቷᜢऱON/OFFΚ۞Ղԫޡᨏ࢏ᥛՀࠐΔࢨਊ᝶ऴࠩLCD᧩قڕՀ:૤ሉᑓิױ๻ࡳ੡ᅝԫଡ᝶๯ਊՀΔࢨඝ᠏ၨ๯᠏೯ழ࿇נቷቷشඝ᠏ၨᙇᖗ“ON”੡࿇נᜢଃΔࢨᙇᖗ“OFF”੡լ࿇נᜢଃΔאᒔࡳΖz ׻נΚ۞Ղԫޡᨏ࢏ᥛՀࠐΔࢨਊ᝶ऴࠩLCD᧩قڕՀ:૤ሉᑓิױൕ00ࠩ99ऱ100ิಖᖋ᧯ิܑխऱٚ۶ԫิ׻נԫႈᚏژመऱ೶ᑇΖشඝ᠏ၨ᠏ང۟ࢬ૞ऱิܑᇆᒘΔאᒔࡳΖz ᚏژΚ۞Ղԫޡᨏ࢏ᥛՀࠐΔࢨਊ᝶ऴࠩLCD᧩قڕՀ:3-12૤ሉᑓิױലؾছऱڜᇘژԵൕ00ࠩ99ऱ100ิಖᖋ᧯ิܑխऱٚ۶ԫิאࠎՀڻࠌشΖشඝ᠏ၨ᠏ང۟ࢬ૞ऱิܑᇆᒘΔאᒔࡳΖz ீإΚ۞Ղԫޡᨏ࢏ᥛՀࠐΔࢨਊ᝶ऴࠩLCD᧩قڕՀ:ႛঅఎࠎՠᐗீإ֗ፂଥشΖڇإൄൣउՀΔࠌشृ઎ࠩ“no”ऱᙇႈΔ࣍ڼԫޡᨏխྤႊޓޏٚ۶ࣟ۫Ζz ۞ݺྒྷᇢΚ۞Ղԫޡᨏ࢏ᥛՀࠐΔࢨਊ᝶ऴࠩLCD᧩قڕՀ:ႛঅఎࠎՠᐗྒྷᇢ֗ፂଥشΖڇإൄൣउՀΔࠌشृ઎ࠩ“no”ऱᙇႈΔ࣍ڼԫޡᨏխྤႊޓޏٚ۶ࣟ۫Ζz ᖲীፖႇ᧯ठءᇆᒘΚ۞Ղԫޡᨏ࢏ᥛՀࠐΔࢨਊ᝶ऴࠩLCD᧩قڕՀ:3-13ႛঅఎࠎፂଥشΖࠌشृڇڼԫޡᨏխྤႊޓޏٚ۶ࣟ۫Ζz ߓอ಻ᆜ೶ᑇऱ࿨ޔΚ۞Ղԫޡᨏ࢏ᥛՀࠐΔࢨਊ᝶ऴࠩLCD ᧩قڕՀ:ਊא࿨ޔิګऱڜᇘΖုΚࠌشृױൕՂ૪ٚԫڜᇘޡᨏխΔਊא࿨ޔߓอ಻ᆜ೶ᑇऱ๻ࡳΖԫ؟࿨ޔΔࠡਲऱ೶ᑇലፂ਍଺णΖ3.4 ᖙ܂ᑓڤሽ՗૤ሉױ๻ࡳ੡ڇࡳሽੌ(CC)Εࡳሽॴ(CR)Εࡳሽᚘ(CV)ࢨࡳפ෷(CP)ऱᑓڤխᖙ܂Ζ3.4.1 ࡳሽੌ(CC)ᑓڤڇڼᑓڤխΔᑓิᄎ௅ᖕ๻ࡳऱሽੌଖࢮሉሽੌΔۖլጥᙁԵሽᚘऱ᧢֏Ζߠቹ3-8ΖInput VoltageCurrent SettingLoad Currentቹ3-8඿ၞԵCC ᑓڤऴࠩLCD ᧩قڕՀΚCC3-14ᖙ܂3.4.2 ࡳሽॴ(CR)ᑓڤڇڼᑓڤխΔΖߠቹ3-9ΖLoadCurrentቹ3-9඿ၞԵCR ᑓڤऴࠩLCD ᧩قڕՀΚCR3.4.3 ࡳሽᚘ(CV)ᑓڤڇڼᑓڤխΔᑓิᄎࢮሉሽੌאࠌᙁԵሽᚘࡉ๻ࡳऱሽᚘଖԫીΖߠቹ3-10ΖڇCV ᑓڤխሎ܂ழΔᑓิਢᅝګ։ੌሽᚘᓳᆏᕴڇ೯܂ΖInput Voltage Load CurrentVoltage Settingቹ3-10඿ၞԵCV ᑓڤऴࠩLCD ᧩قڕՀΚCVױᒳ࿓ሽ՗૤ሉ6300ߓ٨ᖙ܂֫ם3.4.4 ࡳפ෷(CP)ᑓڤڇڼᑓڤխΔሽ՗૤ሉᄎ௅ᖕ๻ࡳऱפ෷ଖࢮሉሽੌΔڂڼפ෷௣౛ലڇࢮሉխঅ਍ਁࡳΖߠቹ3-11LoadCurrentቹ3-11඿ၞԵCPᑓڤऴࠩLCD᧩قڕՀΚCP3.5 ૤ሉᖙ܂3.5.1 ᙩኪ૤ሉᙩኪחࠌشृലሽੌऱ૤ሉ๻ࡳ੡A֗BࠟጟլٵऱሽۯΖױش૿ࣨՂAፖBࠟጟणኪհၴ೚֊ངΖױല૤ሉऱᚾۯ๻ࡳ๻ګ೏ᚾۯࢨ܅ᚾۯΖAፖBࠟጟणኪ݁ࠌشઌٵऱᚾۯΖ܅ᚾۯڇ܅ሽੌऱ๻ࡳխڶለࠋऱᇞ࣫৫Ζሽੌ඙෷ެࡳ૤ሉሽۯطԫጟ૤ሉणኪ᠏᧢੡׼ԫጟणኪऱֺ෷ΖאCCᑓڤ੡ࠏΔA ፖBࠟጟणኪڶထլٵऱࢮሉሽੌ֗ሽੌ඙෷Ζߠቹ3-12Ζ๻State A4AΔState B2AΔRise0.2A/P SΔFall0.08A/P SΔঞױ൓ࠩڕՀቹऱ૤ሉݮڤΚᖙ܂UjnfDvssfousjtf!tmfx!sbufgbmm!tmfx!sbufTubuf!B Tubuf!C5B 3B21vT36vTqsftt!lfz!#B0C#ቹ3-123.5.2 ೯ኪ૤ሉ೯ኪ૤ሉऱᖙ܂חࠌشृױ๻ࡳࠟଡ૤ሉሽۯ(Load1֗Load2)Ε૤ሉၜཚ(T1֗T2)Δא֗ሽੌ඙෷(Rise ֗Fall)Ζᖙ܂መ࿓խΔ૤ሉଖ௅ᖕࠌشृࢬՀऱ೶ᑇΔڇ߷ࠟଡ૤ሉሽۯխ೚֊ངΖ೯ኪ૤ሉຏൄਢش࣍ྒྷᇢڇ೏ຒ෷Εᛳၴ૤ሉՀৱྒྷढऱய౨।෼Ζൕ૤ሉሽۯΕሽੌ඙෷֗૤ሉၜཚ๻ࡳऱݾ؏խױ᎘࣐ขسֱݮΕ౧ᓢΕᙏᕡ֗Կߡ࿛ऱ૤ሉݮڤΖᜰࠏڕՀΚc ๻Load1=4A Δ Load2=2A ΔRise=1A/ӴS ΔFall=1A/ӴS Δ T1=10mS ΔT2=10mS Δঞױ൓ࠩڕՀቹऱֱݮ૤ሉݮڤΚUjnfDvssfouMpbe2mpbe321nT 21nT 21nT 21nT 5B3BU2U3U2U3ቹ3-13d ڇՂࠏխലT2྇੡1mS Δঞױ൓ࠩڕՀቹऱ౧ᓢ૤ሉݮڤΚױᒳ࿓ሽ՗૤ሉ6300ߓ٨ᖙ܂֫םUjnfDvssfouMpbe2mpbe321nT 21nT 21nT 5B3BU2U3U2U3U3U22nT2nT 2nTቹ3-14e ๻Load1=11A Δ Load2=1A ΔRise=0.005A/ӴS Δ Fall=0.005A/ӴS ΔT1 2mS Δ T2 2mS Δঞױ൓ࠩڕՀቹऱԿߡ૤ሉݮڤΚUjnfDvssfouMpbe2mpbe33nT 3nT 3nT 3nT 22B2BU2U3U2U3ቹ3-15f ലT2྇੡10 P S ΔRise ᏺ੡1A/P S Δঞױ൓ࠩڕՀቹऱᙏᕡ૤ሉݮڤΚUjnfDvssfouMpbe2mpbe33nT 3nT3nT 22B2BU2U3U2U3U221vT 21vTቹ3-163.6 ڍิ૤ሉᖙ܂ኙ࣍ྒྷᇢڍิᙁנऱৱྒྷढۖߢΔڍิ૤ሉऱิګ༼ࠎԱ່ࠋऱᇞެຜஉΖৱྒྷढऱޢԫႈᙁנઃױຑ൷ࠩԫຝ૤ሉᑓิՂΔࠀ׊ࢬڶऱ૤ሉᑓิઃױຘመ૤ሉิٽؓ؀Ղऱᖙ܂փຝႪੌඈሒࠩ׌൳/ൕ᥆հٵޡ֏Ζڂڼԫຝิٽؓ؀(ڕ6304) ൓אྒྷᇢԫଡڍሒ4ႈᙁנऱৱྒྷढΖڕ࣠ԫଡৱྒྷढڶ4ႈאՂऱᙁנΔࠌشृױࠉᅃ2.6.5ᆏψڍૹิٽؓ؀ڤຑ൷ωऱਐقຑ൷ࠟଡࢨࠟଡאՂऱ׌ᖲΖڕڼԫࠐΔޢଡ૤ሉᑓิਝױڇઌٵऱิٽؓ؀ᄚΔՈױڇլٵऱิٽؓ؀խፖࠡהᑓิٵޡሎ܂Ζ඿ၞ۩׌൳/ൕ᥆ऱٵޡ֏ྒྷᇢΔঞޢଡ૤ሉઃႊࠃ٣ࡳᆠՀ٨ࠟႈ೶ᑇΚ1. ലٵޡᙇᖗࡳᆠ੡“ON”Ζ2. ௅ᖕྒྷᇢᏁޣۖᙇᖗ“MASTER”(׌൳)ࢨ“SLAVE”(ൕ᥆)Ζᣂ࣍Ղ૪೶ᑇ๻ࡳऱᇡาޡᨏᓮ೶ە3.3ᆏऱߓอ಻ᆜ೶ᑇΖຍᏖԫࠐΔࠌشृঁױ៶ထ᝶ᒌٻ׌൳ᑓิ࿇ߢΖྥ৵ࢨՀழΔ׌൳ᑓิܛױ൳ࠫࠡהᑓิΖ໢ᖲᖙ܂4. ໢ᖲᖙ܂4.1 ១տءີലտฯڕ۶طছ૿ࣨᖙ܂ሽ՗૤ሉΖᣂ࣍ਊ᝶ፖLCD᧩قᕴΔᓮ೶ߠ3.2.1ᆏऱ।3-2֗।3-3Ζz ׌૞ᖙ܂ੌ࿓ΚၲᖲÈᖙ܂ᑓڤ๻ࡳ(ᣂ࣍CC, CR, CV, CPᑓڤ೶ߠ3.4ᆏ)È೏/܅ᚾۯ๻ࡳÈᙩኪ/೯ኪᖙ܂๻ࡳ(ᣂ࣍ᙩኪ֗೯ኪ૤ሉ೶ߠ3.5ᆏ)Èࢮሉ೶ᑇ๻ࡳ(೶ߠאՀऱ4.2ᆏ)Èྒྷᇢ๵௑๻ࡳÈᚏژ๻ࡳ೶ᑇࢨച۩ڶᣂᙩኪ૤ሉΕ೯ኪ૤ሉΕ๵௑ᒳᙀΕᚏژ/׻נΕၦྒྷ࿛ᖙ܂݁ᄎڇאՀٺᆏאኔࠏ೚ᎅࣔΖ4.2 ૤ሉणኪऱ๻ࡳ4.2.1 ᙩኪ૤ሉz ᖙ܂ੌ࿓Κױᒳ࿓ሽ՗૤ሉ6300ߓ٨ᖙ܂֫םÈ๻ࡳࢮሉ೶ᑇڇCCᑓڤՀ๻ᙩኪ૤ሉයٙ੡State A1A, State B3A, Rise0.02A/ P S, Fall0.2 A/ P S (אChroma 63030੡ࠏ)Κ1. ਊऴࠩLCDऱMODE᧩قڕՀΚCC2. ਊᚾۯΖᏁ૞ለࠋऱᇞ࣫৫ழױࠌش܅ᚾۯΔֱऱLED “L”ᄎॽದࠐΖုΚૉ૤ሉሽۯ೏࣍܅ᚾۯऱૻࠫΔߓอᄎ۞೯֊ངࠩ೏ᚾۯΖ3. ਊאၞԵᒳᙀᑓڤΖ4. ਊאᙇᖗणኪAΔֱऱLED “A”ᄎॽದࠐΖ᠏೯ඝ᠏ၨല᧩قଖޏ੡1.0005AΔאᒔࡳΖု1Κࠌشृױ៶ထ᝶ലཾᑑۯᆜޏ੡լٵऱ໢ۯᑇଖΔ٦᠏೯ඝ᠏ၨΔঞאᇠ໢ۯᑇଖ೚ᏺףࢨᎠ྇ऱ᧢֏ၦΖ໢ᖲᖙ܂ڕ࣠ࠌشृآ៶ထ᝶א᧩قཾᑑۯᆜΔঞᑇଖऱᇞ࣫৫ലࠉᖕඝ᠏ၨऱ᠏೯ຒ෷ۖڶࢬլٵΖု2Κ๻ࡳᑇଖհᇞ࣫৫ਢࠉᖲী֗ࢬᙇᚾۯۖࡳΖߠՀ।Κ63006 63010 63025 63030Low 0.15 mA 0.5 mA 0.25 mA 1.5 mAHigh 1.5 mA 5 mA 2.5 mA 15 mA5. ਊאᙇᖗणኪBΔֱऱLED “B”ᄎॽದࠐΖ᠏೯ඝ᠏ၨല᧩قଖޏ੡3.0000AΔאᒔࡳΖ6. ਊא๻ࡳՂ֒ऱሽੌ඙෷ΔঞLCD᧩قڕՀΚ᠏೯ඝ᠏ၨല᧩قଖޏ੡0.02A/ P SΔאᒔࡳΖٵழലሽੌ඙෷ऱ๻ࡳޏ੡Հ૾Ζ7. ঞLCD෼ڇ᧩قڕՀΚ᠏೯ඝ᠏ၨല᧩قଖޏ੡0.2A/ P SΔאᒔࡳΖ8. ਊᒳᙀᑓڤΖ4.2.2 ೯ኪ૤ሉz ᖙ܂ੌ࿓ΚÈױᒳ࿓ሽ՗૤ሉ6300ߓ٨ᖙ܂֫םڇCCᑓڤՀ๻ࡳ೯ኪྒྷᇢ೶ᑇ੡Load140A, Load240A, T110mS, T21mS,Rise1A/ P S, Fall1A/ P S (אChroma 63030੡ࠏ)Κ1. ૹᓤਊऴࠩLCDऱMODE᧩قڕՀΚCC2. ਊᚾۯΔֱऱLED “H”ᄎॽದࠐΖုΚ່Օऱࢮሉሽੌਢࠉᖲী֗ࢬᙇᖗऱᚾۯۖࡳΖߠՀ।Κ63006 63010 63025 63030Low 0.6 A 2 A 1 A 6 AHigh 6 A 20 A 10 A 60 A3. ਊאၞԵᒳᙀᑓڤΖ4. ਊאᙇᖗ೯ኪ૤ሉΔֱऱLEDᄎॽದࠐΔ׊LCD Dynamic೶ᑇຝ։᧩قڕՀΚDYNAࡉ᠏೯ඝ᠏ၨല᧩قଖޏ੡Load1ऱ40.005AΔאᒔࡳΖፖڼٵழ೶ᑇᄎޏ᧢۟Load2ऱ૤ሉሽۯհ๻ࡳΖ໢ᖲᖙ܂ ု1Κᣂ࣍ᙁԵֱ૿ױ೶ߠ๻ࡳޡᨏ4հုᤩ1Ζု2Κݙګᇷறᒳᙀ৵Δ೭ؘਊΔܡঞᄅऱᇷறࠀྤऄᐊԵփຝಖᖋ᧯Δ೶ᑇଖᄎࠉ៱অఎΖ5. LCD Dynamic೶ᑇຝ։᧩قڕՀΚ᠏೯ඝ᠏ၨല᧩قଖޏ੡Load2ऱ19.995AΔאᒔࡳΖፖڼٵழ೶ᑇᄎޏ᧢۟Load1ऱT1ၜཚհ๻ࡳΖုΚLoad1ፖLoad2ऱಖᇆ։ܑLoad1֗Load2ऱଖፖڼԲृհၴ೏܅ଖྤᣂΖ6. LCD Dynamic೶ᑇຝ։᧩قڕՀΚ᠏೯ඝ᠏ၨല᧩قଖޏ੡10.000 mSΔאᒔࡳΖፖڼٵழ೶ᑇᄎޏ᧢۟T2ၜཚհ๻ࡳΖု1ΚૉT1ፖT2ၜཚհԫՕ࣍50 mSΔঞၜཚᚾۯᄎط܅֊ངࠩ೏Δ׊ᇞ࣫৫ᄎ۞೯֊ངࠩ1 mSΖု2Κᣂ࣍ၜཚᒤ໮֗ᇞ࣫৫ױߠՀ।:Period ResolutionLow 0.025 mS a 50 mS 1 P SHigh 1 mS a 10 S 1 mS7. LCD Dynamic೶ᑇຝ։᧩قڕՀΚ᠏೯ඝ᠏ၨല᧩قଖޏ੡01.000 mSΔאᒔࡳΖፖڼٵழ೶ᑇᄎޏ᧢۟rise ऱሽੌ඙෷հ๻ࡳΖ8. LCD Dynamic೶ᑇຝ։᧩قڕՀΚ᠏೯ඝ᠏ၨല᧩قଖޏ੡1.000A/ P S ΔאᒔࡳΖፖڼٵழ೶ᑇᄎޏ᧢۟fallऱሽੌ඙෷հ๻ࡳΖ9. LCD Dynamic೶ᑇຝ։᧩قڕՀΚ᠏೯ඝ᠏ၨല᧩قଖޏ੡1.000A/ P S ΔאᒔࡳΖုΚᣂ࣍ሽੌ඙෷ᚾۯ֗ᇞ࣫৫ױߠՀ।:Slew Rate Resolution63006 LowHigh 0.1-25 mA/ P S1.0-250 mA/ P S0.1 mA/ P S1.0 mA/ P S63010 LowHigh 0.32-80 mA/ P S3.2-800 mA/ P S0.32 mA/ P S3.2 mA/ P S63025 LowHigh 0.16-40 mA/ P S1.6-400 mA/ P S0.16 mA/ P S1.6 mA/ P S63030 LowHigh 0.001-0.25A/ P S0.01-2.5A/ P S0.001A/ P S0.01A/ P S4.3 ๵௑ྒྷᇢऱ๻ࡳሽ՗૤ሉױᨃࠌشृ๻ࡳৱྒྷढऱ๵௑ΔאࠎGO/NGऱྒྷᇢΖڇྒྷᇢխΔሽ՗૤ሉၦྒྷৱྒྷढΔࠀലհፖ๻ࡳ๵௑೚ֺለΖሽ՗૤ሉᨃࠌشृ๻ࡳሽᚘ(ڇCC, CR, CPᑓڤխ)Εሽੌ(ڇCVᑓڤխ)א֗ሽᚘᠧಛVpp(ڇࢬڶᑓڤխ)๵௑Ζz ᖙ܂ੌ࿓ΚৱྒྷढऱၦྒྷଖᙁԵ๵௑໢ۯᙇᖗڶ̈́x%(percent)ࢨ̈́y(value)ࠟጟֱڤΖ๻ࡳֱڤऱᙇᖗױ೶ە3.3ᆏऱߓอ಻ᆜ೶ᑇΖՀ૿ऱࠏ՗ᎅࣔڕ۶ᒳᙀྒྷᇢ๵௑ΖA. ڇCVᑓڤխ๻ࡳሽੌ๵௑੡I=12A ̈́3% (೗๻ሽੌ๵௑א%ֱڤ।قΖ඿ޏ᧢ᙁԵ๵௑໢ۯऱֱڤΔᓮ೶ە3.3ᆏ)Ζ1. ਊᒳᙀᑓڤΖֱऱLEDᄎॽದࠐΖ2. ਊΔLCD᧩قנٌյೂᡩऱ“PASS”ڕՀΚ᝶ࠐ᠏೯ඝ᠏ၨΔല᧩قଖޏ੡12.000AΔאᒔࡳΖڼଖԯਢᅝ܂๵௑๻ࡳऱխၴଖΖፖڼٵழΔ᧩قޏ᧢۟Ղૻऱ๻ࡳΖ3. LCD᧩قנٌյೂᡩऱ“H”ڕՀΚ᝶ࠐ᠏೯ඝ᠏ၨΔല᧩قଖޏ੡003.0ΔאᒔࡳΖፖڼٵழΔ᧩قޏ᧢۟Հૻऱ๻ࡳΖ4. LCD᧩قנೂᡩլࡳऱ“L”ڕՀΚ᝶ࠐ᠏೯ඝ᠏ၨΔല᧩قଖޏ੡003.0ΔאᒔࡳΖ ုΚڇՂࠏխᅝߓอ಻ᆜ೶ᑇऱ๻ࡳطۍ։ֺ᠏੡ᑇଖழΔ12A ̈́3% ല᠏᧢੡12A ̈́0.36AΖᅝ๵௑ऱ๻ࡳֱڤڇߓอ಻ᆜ೶ᑇऱ๻ࡳխطۍ։ֺ᠏੡ᑇଖழΔߓอᄎലᇷற۞೯᠏ངΔ֘հٍྥΖ5. ਊᒳᙀᑓڤΖB. ๻ࡳሽᚘᠧಛ(Vpp)ऱ๵௑੡15mV+0.2mV ֗15mV 0.3mV(ڇ᙮ᐈ੡20MHzհՀ)Ζ1. ਊᒳᙀᑓڤΖֱऱLEDᄎॽದࠐΖ2. ਊא๻ࡳ᙮ᐈΔLCD᧩قڕՀΚ᠏೯ඝ᠏ၨല᧩قଖޏ੡20000 KHzΔאᒔࡳΖုΚࠌشृױᙇᖗ܅ຏᠧಛៀंᕴऱ᙮ᐈ੡1Ε10Ε100Ε1000 ࢨKHzΖլٵ᙮ᐈऱᙇᖗਢࠉሽሁ๻ૠ֗ྒྷᇢ૞ޣۖࡳΖኙ20000࣍܅᙮෷౧೯ऱၦྒྷۖߢΔ᙮ᐈױᙇ੡1 KHzΖ3. ਊΔLCD᧩ق᝶ࠐ᠏೯ඝ᠏ၨΔല᧩قଖޏ੡015.00 mVΔאᒔࡳΖፖڼٵழΔ᧩قᄎޏ᧢۟Ղૻऱ๻ࡳΖ4. LCD᧩قנٌյೂᡩऱ“H”ڕՀΚ᝶ࠐ᠏೯ඝ᠏ၨΔല᧩قଖޏ੡015.20 mVΔאᒔࡳΖፖڼٵழΔ᧩قᄎޏ᧢۟Հૻऱ๻ࡳΖ5. LCD᧩قנٌյೂᡩऱ“L”ڕՀΚ᝶ࠐ᠏೯ඝ᠏ၨΔല᧩قଖޏ੡014.70 mVΔאᒔࡳΖုΚڇ໢ᖲᖙ܂ՀΔ0.4V֗4Vऱሽᚘᚾۯᄎ۞೯֊ངΖ6. ਊᒳᙀᑓڤΖ೯ኪ૤ሉၦྒྷխऱ๵௑ྒྷᇢਢΔࢮሉ৵࢏ᙈߓอ಻ᆜ೶ᑇխऱ೯ኪ࢏ᙈழၴၲࡨၦྒྷΔྥ৵ၲࡨಖᙕ๯ၦྒྷሽᚘऱ່Օଖ(Vpk )່֗՛ଖ(Vpk )ΖVpk ֗Vpk ๯ီ੡ਢ๵௑ྒྷᇢऱଖΖ4.4 ᚏژፖ׻נޢԫଡ૤ሉᑓิ݁ڶ100ଡಖᖋ᧯ิܑ(ൕ00ࠩ99)אᚏژՂ૿༼ࠩऱྒྷᇢ೶ᑇΖຍࠄ೶ᑇઃױڇֲ৵ٚ۶ழࠥ๯׻נࠌشΖڼԫֱڤ១֏Աૹᓤլٵऱᑇଖ๻ࡳΖࠌش3.3ᆏ๻ࡳࢬඖ૪ऱޡᨏΔױڇ໢ԫ૤ሉᑓิխᚏژ֗׻נྒྷᇢ೶ᑇΖڼ؆Δิٽؓ؀Ո౨ᚏژࢨ׻נٵழژڇ࣍ࢬڶ૤ሉᑓิխऱ٤ຝྒྷᇢ೶ᑇΖᖙ܂ޡᨏڕՀࢬ૪ΚA. ല೶ᑇژԵร4ᇆಖᖋ᧯ิܑΚ1. ਊՀิٽؓ؀Ղऱϧࢨϰ᝶(ؘ૞ழױᚘᑇڻ)Δऴࠩຍࠟଡਊ᝶லऱLED ᧩قנڕՀऱร4ᇆಖᖋิܑΚ042. ਊՀSave᝶ΖB. ല೶ᑇൕร18ᇆಖᖋ᧯ิܑ׻נΚ1. ਊՀิٽؓ؀Ղऱϧࢨϰ᝶(ؘ૞ழױᚘᑇڻ)Δऴࠩຍࠟଡਊ᝶லऱLED ᧩قנڕՀऱร18ᇆಖᖋิܑΚ182. ਊՀRecall᝶Ζ4.5 ၦྒྷݙګ૤ሉणኪऱ๻ࡳ৵(ᇡߠ4.3ᆏ)ΔਊࠌৱྒྷढၲࡨࢮሉሽੌΖၦྒྷऱᖙ܂ੌ࿓ڕՀࢬقΚطಖᖋิܑ׻נྒྷᇢ೶ᑇࢨ๻ࡳᄅऱ೶ᑇЦࢮሉ೶ᑇ๻ࡳࢨ๵௑๻ࡳ Ц࿨ޔሽ՗૤ሉࢮሉழױၦྒྷৱྒྷढऱሽᚘΕሽੌΕפ෷֗ሽᚘᠧಛ(Vpp)Ζࠌشृױᙇᖗլٵऱၦྒྷפ౨א᧩قၦྒྷऱᦰᑇΖၦྒྷऱᦰᑇਢڇLCD Ղ᧩قנΖՀ।।قڇٺᖙ܂ᑓڤՀࠌشृࢬ౨ᛧ൓ऱሽᚘΕሽੌΕر௽(Watt)ࢨሽᚘᠧಛ(Noise)ၦྒྷհ࿨࣠ΖုΚྒྷᇢመ࿓խࢬ᧩قऱᦰᑇਢܛழऱၦྒྷଖΔۖॺ๻ࡳଖΖNormal Watt NoiseCC V, IW, I Vpp, I CR R, IW, IVpp, I CV V, IW, I Vpp, I CPW, IW, I Vpp, Iٵழሽ՗૤ሉലၦྒྷፖࠃ٣ࡳᆠऱሽᚘΕሽੌΕࢨሽᚘᠧಛ(Vpp)๵௑೚ֺለΖᣂ࣍๻ࡳऱᇡาൣݮױ೶ߠ4.4ᆏऱ๵௑ᒳᙀΖڕ࣠ၦྒྷଖਢڇ๵௑փΔঞLCD ᧩قڕՀΚڕ࣠ၦྒྷଖ၌መ๵௑ऱ່೏ૻࠫΔঞLCD ᧩قڕՀΚڕ࣠ၦྒྷଖ՛࣍๵௑ऱ່܅ૻࠫΔঞLCD ᧩قڕՀΚ๵௑ऱೣᠦ৫ਢאᒵࢤࠥ৫ऱᑇؾࠐ।قΖࠥ৫။ڍ।ق။ೣᠦխၴଖΖຍױ࠰ܗࠌشृאྒྷᇢଖᓳᖞৱྒྷढΔאঁฤٽ๵௑Ζሽ՗૤ሉױחࠌشृ೚ຑᒵᒳᙀΔאᓳᖞؾছ૤ሉ೶ᑇ(ሽੌΕሽᚘΕሽॴࢨפ෷)Εሽੌ඙෷ࢨ೯ኪ૤ሉၜཚऱ๻ࡳଖΖሽ՗૤ሉࢮሉழΔਊ᝶Δࠀ᠏೯ඝ᠏ၨױمܛޏ᧢๻ࡳΖڕڼԫࠐΔޏ᧢૤ሉणኪऱٵழࠌشृױၦྒྷৱྒྷढΖࠌشृٍױܓشڼ௽រװฤٽၦྒྷणኪΔ׊ᚏژאࠎֲ৵ࠌشΖᖙ܂࿓ݧፖᠦᒵ࿓ڤխऱઌۿ4.5.1 ሽᚘΕሽੌऱၦྒྷྒྷᇢԫຝሽᄭࠎᚨᕴऱ᡹ࡳࢤழΔڶயऱֱऄਢၦྒྷৱྒྷढऱᙁנሽᚘೣᠦΖᜰࠏۖߢΔڕ࣠V outऱ๵௑ਢ12V̈́3%Δঞࠌشृױല૤ሉሽۯ๻੡2A֗20AΔאঁྒྷᇢᙁנऱ᡹ࡳࢤڕՀࢬقΚ๻ࡳCCᑓڤ, ᙩኪิܑA=2A,ᙩኪิܑB=20A,(๻ࡳऱาᆏױ೶ߠ4.2.1ᆏ)Ц๵௑๻ࡳխၴଖ=12V,Ղૻଖ=3%, Հૻଖ=3%(๻ࡳऱาᆏױ೶ߠ4.3ᆏ)Цᚏژ๻ࡳ೶ᑇ۟ಖᖋิܑ(๻ࡳऱาᆏױ೶ߠ4.4ᆏ)Ц࿨ޔ4.5.2 פ෷ऱၦྒྷೈԱሽᚘΕሽੌऱၦྒྷ؆Δ6300ሽ՗૤ሉߓอٍ༼ࠎৱྒྷढڇߓอ಻ᆜ೶ᑇ๻ࡳא؆ऱٚ۶ழࠥ೚פ෷ၦྒྷΖ඿ၞ۩פ෷ၦྒྷΔਊΔLCD ऱรԫ۩᧩قנৱྒྷढऱפ෷ၦྒྷଖΖᜰࠏڕՀΚ25.30 WုΚڇCPᑓڤՀפ෷ၦྒྷਢ۞೯ऱΔྤႊਊΖ4.5.3 ሽᚘᠧಛऱၦྒྷऴੌሽᙁנՂऱሽᚘᠧಛڶױ౨ᗈᄤ๻ໂΔࢨᖄીᗨ᧯ሽሁऱᙑᎄ֘ᚨΖ6300ሽ՗૤ሉߓอױڶயچၦྒྷৱྒྷढऱሽᚘᠧಛΔۖྤႊشՂقंᕴΖ๵௑֗᙮ᐈ๻ࡳऱᇡาൣݮΔױ೶ە4.3ᆏ๵௑๻ࡳऱࠏ՗BΖࠌشृױਊΔঞᠧಛऱಖᇆᄎ᧩قڇLCDՂΖٵழΔאVࢨmV।قऱሽᚘᠧಛᦰᑇᄎڇLCDऱรԫ۩Ղਐנ୽ኙ୽ଖ(Vpp)Ζࢮሉऱሽੌঞ᧩قڇรԲ۩ΖᜰࠏڕՀΚኙ࣍GO/NGऱ᧭ᢞΔࠌشृױਊא᧩قנፖ๵௑ֺለऱྒྷᇢ࿨࣠Ζုਢشࠐඔ೯ڼᣊפ౨Δࠟृऱਊᚘႉݧࠀլૹ૞Ζ4.6 ࿍ሁྒྷᇢ࿍ሁྒྷᇢਢԫႈঁܓऱᅝৱྒྷढऱᙁנጤ՗࿇س࿍ሁழΔৱྒྷढऱঅᥨൻਜਢܡױإൄሎ܂Λਊאඔ೯ࢨೖַ࿍ሁᑓᚵΖ4.7 ؆ຝंݮऱ൳ࠫڇCCᑓڤխሎ܂ऱ؆ຝ೯ኪྒྷᇢፖ೯ኪྒྷᇢઌۿΔ܀ਢ૤ሉሽۯऱ֊ངঞਢط؆ຝಛᇆհՠ܂ၜཚࢬ൳ࠫΖ؆ຝ೯ኪྒྷᇢऱሎ܂ֱڤፖ೯ኪྒྷᇢઌٵΔױਢ൳ࠫၜཚऱಛᇆࠀॺփຝขسΔۖਢط৵હࣨऱEXT. WAVE INຑ൷ᕴᙁԵΖ0ࠩ10Vऱ؆ຝಛᇆਢፖ0ࠩየᚾۯऱᙁԵᒤ໮ઌኙᚨΔڂڼࠌشृؘႊല؆ຝಛᇆऱऴੌሽೣฝᚨشࠩ0۟10V ऱᒤ໮խΖᣂ࣍؆ຝंݮ൳ࠫऱิګױ೶ە3.3ᆏΖ4.8 ඙෷ࡉ່֟ႚᖄழၴ඙෷ࡳᆠ੡ሽੌ၌נழၴխऱ᧢ޓΖԫଡױᒳ࿓ऱ඙෷ւ๺ൕԫ૤ሉ๻ࡳࠩ׼ԫ૤ሉ๻ࡳऱ൳ࠫ᠏ฝא૾܅ڇሽტפ෷൷ᒵՂტᚨሽᚘ૾Δࢨ൳ࠫڇྒྷᇢᇘᆜՂऱტᚨᑉኪΖૉൕԫଡ๻ࡳࠩ׼ԫଡ๻ࡳᛳ᧢ৰՕΔኔᎾऱႚᖄழၴױط։ሶሽੌ᠏ฝ඙෷ࠐૠጩΖኔᎾऱ᠏ฝழၴࡳᆠ੡ᙁԵൕᒳ࿓ឭ༏ऱ 10%ࠩ 90%ࢨൕ 90%ࠩ 10%ऱ᧢ޓࢬᏁழၴΖૉൕԫଡ๻ࡳࠩ׼ԫଡ๻ࡳ᠏ฝৰ՛Δ૤ሉऱპஇॾᇆ᙮൅ᐈ৫ലૻ່ࠫ՛ऱ᠏ฝழၴࠎࢬڶऱױ࿓ڤ඙෷Ζڂ੡ڶૻ৫ऱᣂএΔኔᎾऱ᠏ฝழၴֺ௅ᖕ඙෷ऱቃཚழၴᝫ९ΖڂڼΔ່՛ऱ᠏ฝழၴፖ඙෷ࠟႈؘ݁ႊەᐞኔᎾ᠏ฝழၴΖ່՛ऱ᠏ฝழၴൕ24 μS ࠩ 6 mSΔࠉᖕ඙෷๻ࡳۖࡳΖ。

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WR6300数据手册 V1.0标准解码芯片系列－6300【简述】随着无线遥控产品的飞速发展，传统的编码芯片（PT2262,AX5326,VD5026等）已经不能满足实际需要，重码率也成为大家所关心的问题，因此市场上诞生了一系列百万组编码芯片（eV1527,HS1527等），大家也称之为学习码芯片。

由于传统编码芯片属于硬件编码，编、解码芯片只需要在硬件上将编码设定好，即可自动对码；而新的百万组编码芯片，采用内部编码方式而不再采用外部编码，故而解码芯片必须采用单片机加存储器的方式来实现软件解码，实际操作前需要经过“学习”的过程，所以被称之为学习码。

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RACK INSTALLATION GUIDEWarnings, Cautions, and NotesThroughout this document, there may be blocks of text printed in bold type or in italic type. These blocks are warnings, cautions, and notes, and they are used as follows: WARNING: A WARNING indicates the potential for bodily harm and tells you how to avoid the problem.CAUTION: A CAUTION indicates either potential damage to hardware or loss of data and tells you how to avoid the problem.NOTE: A NOTE indicates important information that helps you make better use ofyour computer system.____________________Information in this document is subject to change without notice.© 1997–1998 Dell Computer Corporation. All rights reserved.Reproduction in any manner whatsoever without the written permission of Dell Computer Corpo-ration is strictly forbidden.Trademarks used in this text: Dell, the DELL logo, and PowerEdge are registered trademarks of Dell Computer Corporation.Other trademarks and trade names may be used in this document to refer to either the entities claiming the marks and names or their products. Dell Computer Corporation disclaims any propri-etary interest in trademarks and trade names other than its own.June 1998 P/N 33794Dell PowerEdge 6300 Systems Rack Installation Guide 1Dell ® PowerEdge ® 6300 Systems Rack Installation GuideThis installation guide provides instructions for trained service technicians installing one or more Dell PowerEdge 6300 computers in a Dell rack. One rack kit is required for each PowerEdge computer to be installed in the rack. The rack kit includes the fol-lowing items (see Figure 1):•One pair of slide assemblies with mounting brackets •Six rails •Two rack adapters •One cable-management arm •One cable tray •Four curved nut plates •One cage-nut installation tool •Sixteen 10-32 x 0.5-inch pan-head Phillips-head screws •Twenty-six 10-32 x 0.313-inch pan-head Phillips-head screws •Four 6-32 x 0.313-inch pan-head Phillips-head screws •Twelve #10 flat metal washers•Six 10-32 cage nutsNOTES: The nonmetric screws called out in illustrations and procedural steps are identified first by size and then by the number of threads per inch. For example, a #10 Phillips-head screw with 32 threads per inch is identified as a 10-32 screw.If you have purchased a Dell rack along with your PowerEdge 6300 computer, theslide assemblies are preinstalled in the rack.2Dell PowerEdge 6300 Systems Rack Installation GuideFigure 1. Rack Kit Contents10-32 x 0.313-inch screw (32)10-32 x 0.5-inch screw (16)NOTE: The quantity of parts may vary for rack kits that were preinstalled by Dell. 6-32 x 0.313-inch screw (4)Before You BeginBefore you begin installing your PowerEdge 6300 computer in the rack, carefully read the safety precautions and tool requirements in the following subsections.Important Safety InformationFollow these safety precautions when installing your computer in the rack.Kit Installation RestrictionsWARNING: Dell’s server systems are certified as components for use in Dell’s rack cabinet using the Dell customer rack kit. The final installation of Dell servers and rack kits in any other brand of rack cabinet has not been approved by any safety agencies. It is the customer’s responsibility to have the final combination of Dell servers and rack kits for use in other brands of rack cabinets evaluated for suitability by a certified safety agency.This rack kit is intended to be installed in a Dell rack by trained service technicians. If you install the kit in any other rack, be sure that the rack meets the specifications of the Dell rack.Rack Stabilizer FeetWARNING: Installing PowerEdge 6300 computers in a Dell rack without the front and side stabilizer feet installed could cause the rack to tip over, potentially resulting in bodily injury under certain circumstances. There-fore, always install the stabilizer feet before installing components in the rack.WARNING: After installing computers in a rack, never pull more than one computer out of the rack on its slide assemblies at one time. The weight of more than one extended computer could cause the rack to tip over and injure someone.The stabilizer feet help prevent the possibility of the rack tipping over when a Power-Edge 6300 computer or other components are pulled out of the rack so that the slide assemblies are fully extended. Refer to the Dell PowerEdge Rack-Mountable Solu-tions Installation Guide provided with the rack for instructions on installing the stabilizer feet.Recommended ToolsTo install the rack kit, you need the following tools:• A #2 Phillips screwdriver• A flat-blade screwdriver•The cage-nut installation tool included in the rack kit• A steel measuring tapeDell PowerEdge 6300 Systems Rack Installation Guide3Installing the Rack KitNOTES: If you purchased a Dell rack along with your PowerEdge 6300 computer, the slide assemblies are preinstalled in the rack.For instructions on installing the PowerEdge computer itself, see “Installing a Power-Edge 6300 Computer in the Rack” found later in this guide.Use the following procedure to install the slide assemblies in the rack:1.Remove the rack’s front and back doors.2.Install the slide assemblies in the rack.The subsections that follow include instructions for performing these tasks.Removing the Doors From the RackY ou must remove the doors from the rack to provide access to the interior of the rack and to prevent damage to the doors while installing the kit. Use the following proce-dure to remove the doors.WARNING: To prevent personal injury due to the size and weight of the doors, never attempt to remove the doors by yourself.1.Open the latch on the front door (see Figure 2).Slide the latch’s button cover up as far as it will go, press the push button, rotate the handle clockwise until the latch releases, and then pull the door open.Figure 2. Opening the Latch on the Door push buttonhandle4Dell PowerEdge 6300 Systems Rack Installation Guide2.Remove the front door as shown in Figure 3:a.One person should grasp the top of the door to stabilize it. The other personshould grasp the bottom of the door.b.The person holding the bottom of the door should press the release lever onthe bottom hinge and then pull the bottom of the door away from the rack afew inches.c.The person holding the top of the door should press the release lever on thetop hinge and then pull the door away from the rack.Figure 3. Removing the Rack Doors3.Repeat steps 1 and 2 to remove the back door from the rack.Store the two doors where they will not injure someone if they accidently fall over.Dell PowerEdge 6300 Systems Rack Installation Guide56Dell PowerEdge 6300 Systems Rack Installation GuideInstalling the Slide Assemblies in the RackUse the following procedure to install the slide assemblies in the rack:1.Determine where you want to install the slide assemblies.WARNING: If you are installing more than one computer, install the slide assemblies so that the first computer is installed in the lowest position in the rack.If you intend to install more than one PowerEdge 6300 computer in the rack, you must install the slide assemblies so that 7U (12.25inches) of vertical space is between the top of one slide assembly and the top of the next (see Figure 4). In the Dell rack, the rails of the rack are marked by small indentations in 1U(1.75inch) increments. To install the computer in the rack’s lowest position, locate the cage nuts 3U (5.25 inches) from the bottom of each vertical rail. Mark the locations of the cage nuts on the rack’s vertical rails with a felt-tipped marker or masking tape.Figure 4. Determining Where to Install the Slide Assembliesis not to scale)2.Install the cage nuts and nut plates.Install the curved nut plates on the vertical rails where you want the ends of the slide assemblies to be located (see Figure 5). Each curved nut plate is held in place by one 10-32 x 0.5-inch Phillips-head screw and one 10-32 cage nut.The following substeps explain how to install the cage nuts and the nut plates:a.Insert the lower lip of the cage nut over the bottom of the opening in theback of a rail as shown in step 1 in Figure 5. Then insert the small end of thecage-nut installation tool through the opening in the rail (from the front), andhook the tool over the top lip of the cage nut.b.Push in on the cage nut while rotating the tool up and pulling it back towardyou until the top lip of the cage nut snaps into position (see step 1 in Figure 5).c.Repeat substeps a and b to install the remaining cage nuts.d.To install one of the curved nut plates, insert it through the hole below thecage nut (from the back of the rail) as shown in step 2 in Figure 5. Thensecure the nut plate in place with a 10-32 x 0.5-inch Phillips-head screw (seestep 3 in Figure 5).e.Repeat substeps a through d to install the remaining nut plates.Dell PowerEdge 6300 Systems Rack Installation Guide78Dell PowerEdge 6300 Systems Rack Installation Guide Figure 5. Installing a Cage Nut and Nut Plateing a Phillips screwdriver, slightly loosen the slide alignment screw that holds the front slide-assembly mounting bracket to the exterior slide (see Figure 6). NOTE: Do not adjust the back slide-assembly mounting brackets. Doing so will prevent the computer from aligning properly with the rack. Make adjustments only to the front slide-assembly mounting brackets.cage-nutDell PowerEdge 6300 Systems Rack Installation Guide 9Figure 6. Installing the Slide Assemblies4.Install the slide assemblies in the rack.NOTES: When installing the slide assemblies, be sure that the green plastic stops at the ends of the channels are at the back of the rack and that the green push buttons (on the interior slide) are near the front of the rack (see Figure 9).If the slide assembly is completely extended and locked in position, press the spring located on the inside of the interior slide (near the end with the green plas-tic stop) to release the slide so that it can be returned to the retracted position. a.Insert the slide’s mounting-bracket flange between the nut plate and therack’s vertical rail as shown in Figure 6.mounting-bracketb.Position the mounting bracket at the back of the slide assembly so that itsfour slots are aligned with the four holes in the nut plate (see Figure 6).Secure the mounting bracket with two 10-32 x 0.5-inch Phillips-head screwsand two #10 flat metal washers located at the top and bottom of the fourholes. Do not completely tighten the two mounting screws until you installthe computer and verify that the width between the slide assemblies iscorrect.c.Position the mounting bracket at the front of the slide assembly so that itsfour holes are aligned with the four holes in the nut plate. Secure the mount-ing bracket with two 10-32 x 0.5-inch Phillips-head screws and two #10 flatmetal washers located in the top and bottom of the four holes.d.If necessary, adjust the slide assembly’s length until the mounting-bracketflange fits snugly against the back of the rails on both ends.e.Tighten the slide alignment screw you loosened in step 3.5.Repeat steps 2 through 4 to install the second slide assembly.6.Install two 10-32 cage nuts in each front vertical rail for the rack-adapter thumb-screws (see Figure 6).Locate the cage nuts 3U (5.25 inches) above the cage nuts you installed in step 2.Installing a PowerEdge 6300 System in theRackThe subsections that follow include instructions for installing a PowerEdge 6300 sys-tem in the rack.Installing the Rails and Rack AdaptersUse the following procedure to install the rails and rack adapters on the computer:WARNING: The computer weighs approximately 50 kg (110 lb) when fullyloaded. To prevent personal injury, do not attempt to move the computerby yourself.1.Remove the feet from the computer.y the computer on its left side (see Figure 7) on a piece of foam or card-board (to prevent damage to the computer).ing a small flat-blade screwdriver, unscrew the screw securing each foot.c.From outside of the chassis, pull each foot from the chassis.2.Remove the rubber plugs from the screw holes on the computer’s side panel.10Dell PowerEdge 6300 Systems Rack Installation Guide3.Install three rails on one side of the computer (see Figure 7).Remove the filler plugs from the rail holes on the computer chassis. Orient each rail so that the three holes on the end of the rail are near the front of the com-puter. Attach each rail with four 10-32 x 0.313-inch Phillips-head screws.Figure 7. Installing the Rack Adapters and Rails4.Install the rack adapter on the computer (see Figure 7).Secure the adapter to the computer with three 10-32 x 0.313-inch Phillips-head screws.5.Repeat steps 2 through 4 to install the rails and rack adapters on the oppositeside of the computer.Dell PowerEdge 6300 Systems Rack Installation Guide11Installing the Cable TrayUse the following procedure to install the cable tray on the PowerEdge 6300computer:1.Install the cable tray on the back of the PowerEdge 6300 system (see Figure 8).Use four 6-32 x 0.313-inch Phillips-head screws to secure the tray to thecomputer chassis.Figure 8. Installing the Cable TrayInstalling the ComputerUse the following procedure to install the computer in the rack.WARNING: If you are installing more than one computer, install the firstcomputer in the lowest position in the rack. Never pull more than one com-puter out of the rack at a time.1.Pull the two interior slides out of the rack until they lock in the extended position.WARNING: Due to the size and weight of the computer, never attempt toinstall the computer in the slide assemblies by yourself.2.Lift the computer into position, and insert the computer’s rails into the channelsof the interior slides (see Figure 10).The slotted holes in the slide-assembly mounting brackets allow for adjustment ifthe width between the slide assemblies is not correct. Adjust the width so thatthe computer slides easily into place.12Dell PowerEdge 6300 Systems Rack Installation GuideNOTE: As you push the computer into the interior slides, the slide assemblies Array lock in the extended position. Press the green push button near the end of each interior slide to release the locks (see Figure 9), and then slide the computercompletely into the rack. ArrayFigure 9. Installing the Computer in the Rack3.Tighten all of the slide-assembly mounting screws securely.After you tighten all of the mounting-bracket screws, slide the computer in andout a few times to ensure that none of the adjustments changed as you tight-ened the screws.Dell PowerEdge 6300 Systems Rack Installation Guide134.Slide the computer completely into the rack, and tighten the four thumbscrewsto hold the computer in position.5.Install the cables.Connect the cables to the computer. For details, see the Installation and Trouble-shooting Guide and User’s Guide that came with the computer.Installing the Cable-Management ArmUse the following procedure to install the cable-management arm on the Power-Edge 6300 computer:1.Attach the right-angle bracket of the cable-management arm to the vertical rail(see Figure 9).Use the cable tray that you installed on the computer chassis to determine theproper placement of the cable-management arm. Use two 10-32 x 0.5-inchPhillips-head screws and two #10 flat washers to attach the cable managementarm to the vertical rail.14Dell PowerEdge 6300 Systems Rack Installation GuideFigure 10. Installing the Cable-Management Arm2.Attach the other end of the cable-management arm to the cable tray.Align the hinge on the arm with the two holes on the vertical edge of the cable tray and secure with two 10-32 x 0.313-inch Phillips head screws.3.Secure the cables.Route the cables along the cable-management arm, and secure the cables to the cable-management arm with the Velcro strips attached to the cable-management arm.4.Slide the computer in and out of the rack to verify that the cables are routedcorrectly.Make sure that the cables are not pinched in the cable-management arm joints.Dell PowerEdge 6300 Systems Rack Installation Guide1516Dell PowerEdge 6300 Systems Rack Installation Guide NOTES: Y ou will feel resistance as the rails thread themselves into the ball-bearing cages in the slide assemblies—this resistance is normal. Continue to push the computer inward until it slides completely into the rack and is fullyseated. (Y ou may have to pull the computer partially out and push it back into the rack to fully thread the ball-bearing cages.) When the computer is fully inserted in the rack, the back of the four captive thumbscrews should mate with the cage nuts on the rack’s front vertical rails.As you pull the computer out to its furthest extension, the slide assemblies will lock in the extended position. To push the computer back into the rack, press the green buttons near the front of both interior slides (see Figure 9) and simulta-neously push in on the computer.Replacing the Rack DoorsWARNING: To prevent personal injury due to the size and weight of the doors, never attempt to replace the doors by yourself.Replace the rack’s front and back doors as follows:1.Lift the front door into position, and align the hinges with the holes in the rack as shown in Figure 3. 2.Slide the hinges into the holes in the rack until the hinge release levers lock the hinges into position. 3.Close the door latch by rotating the handle counterclockwise until it stops, pushin the handle until it locks in position, and then slide the cover down over the push button (see Figure 2).4.Repeat substeps 1 through 3 to install the back door.。