Keithley 7052 901 01D free download

File name 7052_901_01D.pdf

Model 7052 4 x 5 Matrix Card Instruction Manual Contains Operating and Servicing Information ALNVIIIIVM 40 NOIlVlIWll AlNV?RlVM Model 7052 4 x 5 Matrix Card Instruction Manual 01990, Keithley Instruments, Inc. All rights reserved. Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A. Document Number: 7052-901-01 Rev. D Safety Precautions The following safety precautionsshould be observedbefore "sing this product and any u- so&ted iosmm~entadon.Akhougb some insmmems and accessorieswould eonnatty be used with non-hazardousvotwges. there are siluelions where hazardousconditions may be present. This product is intended for "se by qualified Qenonnet who recognize shock hazards cod ure familiar with chcsafery precautionsrequired IO avoid possible injuly. Read the operet- inp information carefully before using the product. The rypes of product "sets are: Responsible body is the individual or group responsiblefor the "se and maintenance of equipment. and for ensuring thar operatorsare adequarelytrained. Operators use the product for ix intended function.They m"st be uained in electice, safe- ty proceduresand proper "se of the instrument.They m"st be Qrotecredfrom elearic shock and coomct with hazardouslive circuits. Maintenance personnel perform routine procedures the productto keep icopenring. for on example. setting the tine voltage or replacing consumable materials. Meiinrenanceproce- dures are described in rhe manual. The proceduresexplicitly state if the operator may per- form rhem. Otherwise, they should be performed only by sewice personnel. Service Qersouoei ax mined to work on live circuito. and perform safe insratlations and repairs of products. Only properly trained service Qenonnet may perform installorion and service procedures. Exercise extreme caution when a shock hazard is Qresenr.Lethal voltage may be presenton cebte connectorjacks or test fixtures. The Amedcen Narional Sreodilrds Institute (ANSI) statesthat a shock hazard exists when voltage levels grearer than 30" RMS. 42.4V peak, "I 60"DC are present. A good safety practice is to expect thal hazardous voltage is prevent in any unknown circuit before measuring. "sen of lhis product m"st b-eprotected from electric shock at all times. The responsible body ~"SI ensure &et "sea ue prevented accessand/or insulated from every connection point. In some cases,connectionsmust be exposed10 potential human contec~.Product "s- en in rhese circ"msm"ce~ roust be tined to Qmtect themselves from the risk of electric shock. If the circuit is capable of operating at or above too0 volt% no conductive part of the circuit may be expqsed. As~describedin the lntemarional Ele