Fluke 5730A
Multifunction Calibrator
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The 5730A calibrates a wide range of digital multimeters, up to long-scale 8.5 digit DMMs, as well as RF voltmeters when equipped with the wideband option. Improved specifications will help you increase test uncertainty ratios (TURs) and increase test confidence.
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Wideband AC (30 MHz) Voltage Option
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50 Mhz Wideband Option
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What makes the Fluke 5730A the gold standard in electrical calibration?
The 5730A represents the next generation advancement of the proven 5700A/5720A design, featuring improved specifications for ac voltage, ac current, and resistance. It incorporates modern surface mount technology and digital components to deliver the most accurate dc/lf signals available in a multifunction calibrator, with specifications at 99% confidence level.
Can the Fluke 5730A calibrate 8.5 digit DMMs?
Yes, the 5730A is specifically designed to calibrate long-scale 8.5 digit DMMs including the Fluke Calibration 8508A and Agilent 3458A. Its improved performance specifications help reduce the need for guardbanding at critical calibration points, providing better test uncertainty ratios and increased confidence in calibration results.
What is Artifact Calibration on the Fluke 5730A?
Artifact Calibration uses only three external standards (10 V dc reference, 1 Ohm, and 10 kOhm resistance references) to calibrate all ranges and functions to full specifications in about one hour. The front panel GUI guides the operator through each step, and this method allows extending time between full service center calibrations to two years.
What voltage and current ranges does the Fluke 5730A cover?
The 5730A sources dc voltage from 0 to ±1100 V with 3.5 ppm + 2.5 μV best one-year specification, ac voltage from 22 μV to 1100 V (10 Hz to 1 MHz), dc current from 0 to ±2.2 A (or ±100 A with 52120A amplifier), and ac current from 9 μA to 2.2 A at 10 Hz to 10 kHz.
How does the Visual Connection Management feature work on the Fluke 5730A?
Visual Connection Management output terminals light up to show which terminals are active, guiding users to make correct connections. This innovative feature on the redesigned front panel helps prevent connection errors and improves workflow efficiency, especially valuable when calibrating multiple instruments throughout the day.
What is the Cal Check function on the Fluke 5730A?
Cal Check is a built-in automated function that monitors every range and function against dedicated internal standards between calibrations. Results can be downloaded via the front USB port to develop control charts predicting long-term performance. The internal standards are equivalent to a Fluke 732B 10 V reference plus two metrology-grade resistance standards.
Can the Fluke 5730A output high current for clamp meter calibration?
Yes, when paired with a Fluke Calibration 52120A Transconductance Amplifier, the 5730A can output up to 120 A. Operating in closed-loop mode with the 52120A, the 5730A displays the output on its touch screen and maintains the best current accuracy over the widest range of calibration workload.
What are the operating temperature requirements for the Fluke 5730A?
The 5730A operates from 0 °C to 50 °C and can be calibrated at temperatures between 15 °C to 35 °C. This wide tolerance allows the calibrator to be calibrated where it's used rather than requiring shipment to a standards laboratory, reducing downtime and supporting the two-year Artifact Calibration interval.
