The Model 6000A Phase Meter replaces the very popular Model 6000. Using the latest digital techniques and optimally designed analog front end, the Model 6000A out-performs any other phase meter on the market today. It also does this at a remarkably low cost.
The unit automatically selects the proper range for both amplitude and phase and is wave shape independent. The user only needs to connect the two input cables to the phase meter to obtain a phase reading. Voltage Over range or Under range is indicated whenever either of the two input signals is too large or too small. An OFFSET toggle on the front panel allows the user to make differential phase measurements without the need of subtracting large numbers.
The Model 6000A is galvanically isolated from ground and from channel to channel.
| Key Features |
| 0.020º Accuracy |
| 0.001º Resolution |
| 5Hz to 1MHz Frequency Response |
| Hi Resolution Color Display |
| Isolated Inputs |
| IEEE-488, USB, optional LAN |
| Current / Voltage Phase Measurements |
| Specifications |
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Model 6000A
Phase Meter
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| Feature | Parameter |
| Resolution | 0.001⁰ |
| Accuracy | 5Hz to 2 KHz : 0.02⁰
>2KHz to 5KHz : 0.03⁰
>5KHz to 10KHz : 0.04⁰
>10KHz to 50KHz : 0.05⁰
>50KHz to 1MHz : f (in KHz) X 0.001⁰
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| Frequency Response | 5Hz to 1MHz |
| Phase Ranges | 0⁰ to 360⁰ or ±180⁰ user selectable |
| Amplitude Range | 10mV to 630VRMS |
| Input Impedance | 1MΩ in parallel with 100pf |
| Response Time | Less than 6 sec. to specified accuracy |
| Optional DC Output | +1.80V to -3.60V DC |
| Display | High Resolution TFT Color |
| Front Panel Controls | Phase OFFSET, LOCAL, Phase RANGE |
| Digital Interface | IEEE-488.2, USB, LAN (option -03) |
| Temperature Range | 0⁰ TO 40⁰C Operating
23⁰C±5⁰ within specification
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| Input Power | 90 to 264 VAC
47 to 63Hz
20VA
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Dimensions
(W x H x D)
| 17.3” x 3.5” x 13” |
| Specifications |
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Model 6000A
Phase Meter
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| Model Options |
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| Model | Description |
| 6000A-01 | DC Output |
| 6000A-02 | Add Rear Inputs |
| 6000A-03 | Add LAN Interface |
