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Re: Hp8558b spectral analyzer (2/2)


 

Paul,

thank's for your answer.
That¡¯s the problem, I¡¯ve never been able to display a signal with the RF plug.

In fact, my first question was whether this catch was smeared because you can¡¯t see the silkscreens. There was supposed to be a BNC. It seems to be well connected to the attenuator input.

for display something:
That¡¯s the problem, I¡¯ve never been able to display a signal with the N RF plug.

In fact, my first question was whether this catch was smeared because you can¡¯t see the silkscreens. There was supposed to be a BNC. It seems to be well connected to the attenuator input

My second question was also to know which positions should be the main buttons to display a 20MHZ AM signal with a voltage of 0.3V.
I¡¯ve tested many combinations, we don¡¯t show any signal. Some ideas?

Indeed, by chance when I connected the calibration output to the LO socket, I display something. I know that¡¯s not the way it¡¯s supposed to work, it¡¯s really strange. It proves that some things work.

Normally input cable must be do like that (I thing)


on my analyzer it's like a small aluminium coaxial cable (2/3 mn diametral) from RF N input to the attenuator.
So the capacitor and other are directly on the plug and i don't see it? Capacitor burn???

I¡¯m going to test this cable, even if it means injecting a signal directly into the attenuator input with a 0.1 ?f capacitor whith a small signal?

cdt



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