Re: HP instruments with stereo FM composite signal output capability + HP8904A Option 001 question
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I already have an FM Generator with stereo FM capability (a Panasonic VP-8174A). I was just looking for specific composite signal output including stereo?ingredients. I actually just grabbed the one with the options listed on the back after a bit of back and forth on the price. With HP instruments, I tend to trust they're in perfect operating condition, particularly as that one seems to show confirmed level/frequency by another instrument.?
Still interested in learning about others. Calibrated output (level, frequency, signal components, etc.) is a big plus for me.
Thank you for your input!? Radu.?
On Sat, Feb 26, 2022 at 9:14 AM Greg Muir via <big_sky_explorer= [email protected]> wrote: A simple way is to pick up a used broadcast audio processor that has composite output and feed it into a signal generator of your choice providing it can handle a 50 kHz bandwidth input.
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I have a little Inovonics David III processor that works wonderfully with several of the lab generators.? Although it is a little later model unit and still draws a considerable price in used condition I have seen old CRL units out there from time to time that can be had for a song.? All of them contain provisions to adjust audio gain and pilot level.
Not only do you get a composite signal but the audio is nicely processed as well.
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Greg
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