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I have selected “50 ohm” on the voltage meter correction facility provided on the INS-4020(4040) in order to measure the output waveform by using the AT-810/00-00017A, voltage setting is allowed up to 1.98kV (3.96 kV) only. Why does not the INS reach to its maximum 2.05kV (4.1 kV)?

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The INS voltage meter only matches the actual output if the appropriate correction provided by the equipment firmware is selected.  The default selection is 53.5 ohm termination: 53.5 ohm (builtin-terminator)/(53.5 ohm characteristic impedance of the coaxial line + 53.5 ohm built-in terminator). 

The use of AT-810/00-00017A attenuator means that the coaxial line is terminated by the input impedance of the attenuator, therefore, the numerator and denominator should change to 50 and 53.5 + 50, respectively.  The maximum allowable setting on the INS voltage meter when using either attenuator should be decreased accordingly.

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