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* '''Analog board microprocessor''': Intel 8051
* '''Analog board microprocessor''': Intel 8051
* '''Digital board microprocessor''': Motorola 6800
* '''Digital board microprocessor''': Motorola 6800
== sigrok quirks ==
The HP3457A can only be accessed via GPIB. On linux, it will most likely be accessed with libgpib. The '''conn''' parameter will then be of the form "libgpib/<device_name>", where device_name is the '''name''' entry be specified in a gpib.conf device section.
The device supports a configurable ADC integration time based on the number of powerline cycles. This can be specified by using the '''nplc''' key. Since there is no way to query the measurement quantity, it should be specified before starting an acquisition, else the unit will not be reported. This is done via the '''measured_quantity''' key.
For example, to read two voltage samples from libgpib device hp3457a, with 10 powerline cycles integration time:
sigrok-cli --driver=hp-3457a:conn=libgpib/hp3457a \
  --samples 2 \
  --config "measured_quantity=voltage:nplc=10"


== Resources ==
== Resources ==

Revision as of 18:16, 30 March 2016

Hewlett-Packard 3457A
HP 3457a sigrok teaser.png
Status supported
Source code hp-3457a
Counts 30300000
IEC 61010-1 450V p-p max
Connectivity GPIB
Measurements voltage, current, resistance, frequency, period
Features autorange, readings memory, four-wire resistance
Website keysight.com

The Hewlett-Packard 3457A is a 7.5 digits (30300000 counts) bench digital multimeter with GPIB connectivity.

Hardware

  • Precision Subsurface Zener Voltage reference: Linear Technology LM399
  • Analog board microprocessor: Intel 8051
  • Digital board microprocessor: Motorola 6800

sigrok quirks

The HP3457A can only be accessed via GPIB. On linux, it will most likely be accessed with libgpib. The conn parameter will then be of the form "libgpib/<device_name>", where device_name is the name entry be specified in a gpib.conf device section.

The device supports a configurable ADC integration time based on the number of powerline cycles. This can be specified by using the nplc key. Since there is no way to query the measurement quantity, it should be specified before starting an acquisition, else the unit will not be reported. This is done via the measured_quantity key.

For example, to read two voltage samples from libgpib device hp3457a, with 10 powerline cycles integration time:

sigrok-cli --driver=hp-3457a:conn=libgpib/hp3457a \
  --samples 2 \
  --config "measured_quantity=voltage:nplc=10"

Resources