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1.1.8
Time Base Stability (3.3.4)
1.1.8.1
Aging
Aging rate of the internal crystal oscillator is less than 1 PPM per week.
1.1.8.2
Temperature
Over the temperature range of +4 to +40 , the maximum variation in the time base clock
C
C
frequency is less than 10 PPM.
1.1.8.3
Line Voltage
10 per cent change in the line voltage within the range stated in paragraph 1.1.7, causes
less than 1 PPM change in the time base clock frequency.
1.1.9
Flow Indicator Input (3.3.5)
1.1.9.1
Input A
Input sensitivity is better than 0.01 volt RMS (sine wave) or 0.03 volt peak (pulse) on the X1
position of the input attenuator, over the frequency range of 5 Hz to 5 KHz. Input impedance
is 100 Kilohms minimum with less than 50 picofarad shunt. Input attenuation factors of 1, 10
and 100 are provided through the Input Multiplier.
1.1.9.1.1 Maximum Allowable Input Voltage
Maximum allowable input voltages without damage to Input A are:
20 Volts pk-pk on X1
position.
200 Volts pk-pk on X10  position.
300 Volts pk-pk on X100 position.
1.1.9.1.2 Trigger Accuracy (TIME A mode)
For a sine wave input, the trigger error for a 60 db signal-to-noise ratio is less than
0.03 per cent/n, where n is the number of periods averaged.
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