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Re: 8595E suddenly faulty
thanks Scott and thanks Hermann for your advice yes I got the service manual and I'm trying to collect the info for the troubleshooting Searching the Web I found a very limited number of faulty YTO
By alfa beta · #84170 ·
Re: 8594E power supply
Interesting.....yes please, do tell us where to find them :-)) Alan G3NYK
By Alan Melia · #84169 ·
Re: 8594E power supply
For all of you with the 859X series portable spectrum analyzers, here is some information that may be useful. Earlier versions of the analyzers used a power supply which was designed and made outside
By pianovt · #84168 ·
Re: 8594E power supply
Hi all, Thanks for your help. I've just found a sch witch seems quite similar to what I have on the boards in this thread: https://community.keysight.com/thread/5140 So I can investigate a bit. The
By Roland Etienne · #84167 ·
Re: 8594E power supply
Hi Roland I have repaired several of these PSU and there is no SCH for it but if you have the SCH for the 8560E series PSU you will find a lot similar. The main error I have found is the switching
By mriisj · #84166 ·
HP 4815A probe repair
Hi : Is there anybody did repair the probe for HP 4815A ? Did anyone had measure the resistance between pins of the probe plug? I did but , the reading had big different from the manual page 5-13 ? I
By Yiu On Tony C · #84165 ·
Re: 8594E power supply
If the fuse isn't blown, some of the small 1-10 uf caps associated with soft start near the control IC may be bad.  You also may need to replace some of the caps on the output side of the supply.  A
By Jim Cotton · #84164 ·
Re: 8594E power supply
Hi Roland It is common for no schematics to be available for HP power supplies as these were frequently bought in to a specification not a design from third parties at the time that the 8594E was
By george edmonds · #84163 ·
Re: ifr 2390 analyser
Hello Bob,Please call me on either landline or mobile. TnxCliff G4BGP
By Cliff Barber · #84162 ·
8594E power supply
Hi all, I am trying to repair a 8594E spectrum analyser for a friend. The power supply is faulty, none of the output voltages are ok, all leds on the ps are off. This is the 5062-8229 model, made in
By Roland Etienne · #84161 ·
ifr 2390 analyser
hi am looking for software to operate a marconi ifr spec anl..model 2390...and info on applying to analyser,or where i can get  installed..many thanks bob..uk. | | Virus-free. www.avast.com |
By Bob Ocallaghan <bob.g1epl@...> · #84160 ·
Re: 8560A unknown option
Thanks a lot. H15 is 10.7 MHz IF output compatable with option 002.
By ek_france · #84159 ·
Re: 8560A unknown option
In the "Files" section of this group, there is an Excel file called "InstrumentOptions 1994.xls". The answer to the secret may be there. Vladan
By pianovt · #84158 ·
8560A unknown option
Hi, I have got a 8560A with options 002, 003 and H15. 002 is built-in tracking, 003 is precision frequency reference, but what is H15 ? Best regards.
By ek_france · #84157 ·
Re: E4406A Input Attenuator
Did you check input attenuator (if remember 7dB 5W SMA-m SMA-f) just behind input N connector? For IP address and real time clock, change the battery on main board - Panasonic BR2325 Lithium
By Milan Vasic · #84156 ·
Graticule Brightness Adj for the HP-8562A
I had no trouble finding & using the front panel firmware adjustments for changing the main SA trace brightness but I need to turn up the brightness of the background grids (graticules) and misc text
By Gedas · #84155 ·
Re: E4406A Input Attenuator
ok You use the input att to optimize your dynamic range of the analyzer--thats first of all determined by the first mixer 2d 3d compression point.Most hp analyzers are made to use the full dynamic
By hardyhansendk · #84154 ·
Re: E4406A Input Attenuator
This is normal when you chance att settings-all but noisefloor will remain steady-thats one of the good things whith the new type of analyzers-- Hardy -----Oprindelig meddelelse----- Fra:
By hardyhansendk · #84153 ·
Re: E4406A Input Attenuator
Thanks all � For a bit more information here is what I experience: 1. Set sig gen to 50 MHz, 0dBm 2. Measure signal using VSA == -16.25dBm 3. Set input attenuator for 40dB 4. Measure signal using VSA
By Tony Goodhew · #84152 ·
Re: E4406A Input Attenuator
Yes But it completes selftest--so the faullt has to be between rf input connector and rf switch(used only for cal)- first mixer. The selftest checks frontend att 1 dB steps from 0-40 with a 50Mhz
By hardyhansendk · #84151 ·