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Hi Tim, How accurate is the power output at 4GHz? Tom Bryan N3AJA

thanks Dave, I sent it on to Ron. Did you see his website? It turns out to be his old one and his new one is down which he did not know so he got after his IT guy. I will send an update when back up

Connecting to the material is a problem, especially above 1000 deg C. Metals may react with fumes and change or melt. Many insulators and dielectrics certainly will. We are watching these exchanges

Thanks John, we appreciate any information we can get. Even the old stuff which has a lot of information. PeterB

Hi Colby, I can still change things via GPIB, no problem so far, my simple Labview(Student Edition) program still works :) regards Tim de VK2XAX

Are you able to select those frequencies via GPIB? I am trying to decipher my 'work' notes to determine exactly why I determined the Model needed to be changed..... but... those software options are

Hi Colby, Frequency changes works nicely :) I haven't worked out the math for the host id either regards Tim

If you're measuring about 2 mA test current in the 1 K range, it's about twice what it should be, so focus on the opamp U3 circuit. The key is to have the 1 volt drop on the reference resistor string,

I am definitely going to try this, again, myself. I swear that when I only changed the upper limit, I wasn't able to dial to the new upper limit until I changed the model. I hope I am mistaken.

For sale - HP 8656B signal generator, 100 KHz to 990 MHz, with HPIB interface and Option 001 High Stability.? * Recent calibration up to 3-18-2017, kept indoors, non-smoking. * Operates well, very

Attached is a booklet from NPL on dielectric measurements. Is is noteworthy they advise against the term "dielectric constant" as no dielectric has constant properties. Dave. > Dielectrics GPG - 2003

Joel, your thoughts are always illuminating! 1K range, loaded by my Fluke 8600A in mA mode - 2.08 mA R55+R56 = 2.1V U3-3 to U2-6 = 2.06V Completely consistent, though the wrong values. ;-)? I checked

[email protected]> wrote: In case you are not aware, VNAs are good around 50 ohms, but the uncertainy in reflection rises quite a bit if the reflection coefficient is high, or obviously in

Thanks! That's where it is. I *really* do need to read the manual. I just hate reading long texts on a computer. Dimension is relevant to resolution, but conservation of energy still applies which

Hi Regi. Measuring the performance of "EMI" filters can be done many ways depending on what kind of data or information is required. There are so many different kinds of filters and so many different

drkirkby@...> wrote: I can maybe do this a bit later when I get the time for it... The test jig has SMA connectors, the BNC's are just adapters. All the SMA connectors are screw

I have a TL866 eprom programmer, and they don't cost much on ebay.. It has worked fine for me. I too have a 8562A, and when updating the firmware to latest, I also replaced the eeprom with a 28C16,

oops, I meant DSO1102G oscilloscope by the way, when you put the 8560A in DC coupled mode, be very careful of not applying any DC voltage to the input specially if the attenuation is low. It can

on my 8560E the AC/DC coupling is under Amplitude softkey menu on the second page. It's probably the same on 8560A because on my 8596E it is also under the amplitude menu your analogy with seismology

Is there any chance you could take some detailed photographs and detailed dimensions? I have looked at the manual, but some more details would be nice. What of the BNCs connect to the guard ring?