The Keysight 34970A/34972A user guide provides safety instructions, hardware overview, interface options and technical specifications for the data…
About this manual
This guide covers safety precautions, front‑panel operation, and menu navigation for the Keysight 34970A/34972A data acquisition and switch unit. It explains how to configure channels, set up scanning, and use the built‑in DMM functions.
The manual also details plug‑in modules, available interfaces (GPIB, RS‑232, LAN, USB), and software support with BenchLink Data Logger 3. Technical parameters such as channel count, measurement speed, and accuracy are listed in the specifications section. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Safety Statements
- Front Panel Overview
- Display Indicators
- Plug‑in Modules
- Interface Options
- Channel Configuration
- Software Installation
- Technical Parameters
- Error Messages
Specifications
| DMM accuracy | 6½‑digit |
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| Number of channels | up to 60 channels (120 single‑ended) |
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| Single‑channel read rate | up to 500 readings/second |
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| Scan rate | up to 250 channels/second |
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| 34901A module channels | 20 channels, 300 V switching |
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| 34902A module channels | 16 channels, 300 V switching |
Frequently asked questions
What safety steps must be taken before powering the instrument?
Check that all safety precautions have been applied, ensure the correct power‑line voltage is selected, and verify that all devices are properly connected before turning on the power.
How many measurement channels does the 34970A/34972A provide?
Each instrument provides up to 60 channels, which can be used as 120 single‑ended channels.
Which communication interfaces are standard on the 34970A and 34972A models?
The 34970A includes GPIB (IEEE‑488) and RS‑232 as standard interfaces, while the 34972A adds LAN and USB as standard interfaces.
What software is supplied with the 34970A/34972A for data logging?
BenchLink Data Logger 3 software is supplied as the standard configuration and provides basic data‑logging functions.