Re: HP83732A .010 - 20 GHz signal generator calibration results
Nice work! Peter
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Peter Gottlieb
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#94704
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HP83732A .010 - 20 GHz signal generator calibration results
Hello, After a rather lengthy repair of my signal generator (turned out to be a broken power detector), I had to recalibrate the unit.? No access to calibration software so I had to do some reverse
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Staffan
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#94703
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Re: HP6632A power supply: 2mV output even when output is disabled!
Are you using shielded coax test leads or are you using normal dmm test leads?? If normal dmm test leads try spiral twisting the leads and then measure the 6632A output. Also is the 6632A output
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Don Bitters
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#94702
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Re: HP 3478A - working
Reminds me of "Mad Man Muntz" and his TV's. 73, Dick, W1KSZ Sent from Outlook<http://aka.ms/weboutlook> ________________________________ Sent: Monday, February 25, 2019 12:45 PM To:
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Dick <w1ksz@...>
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#94701
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Re: HP 3478A - working
It can be an enormous cost savings, that's true.? In the 1970s, a friend was working for Magnavox and his sole job, for one year, was to figure out a way to remove one capacitor from a TV circuit
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gregdunn@...
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#94700
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Re: HP6632A power supply: 2mV output even when output is disabled!
> > If reversing the leads changes the polarity of the 2.4mV, it looks like it > is a galvanic effect of the metals of the leads and connectors...
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Leo Kroonenburg
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#94699
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Re: HP6632A power supply: 2mV output even when output is disabled!
..turning the PS OFF leaving the leads connected, brings to 0.0316mV..
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Emanuele Girlando
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#94698
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Re: HP6632A power supply: 2mV output even when output is disabled!
reversing leads bring to the same measurement with minus sign.. This is my first time in the mV range...
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Emanuele Girlando
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#94697
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Re: HP6632A power supply: 2mV output even when output is disabled!
What happens when you reverse the leads? Is it? a thermal effect?
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tmillermdems <tmiller11147@...>
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#94696
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Re: HP 3478A - working
:-(
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Dave McGuire
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#94695
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Re: HP 1854-0071 Transistor Sub. Roem Corp CP4071
Hello RIch, I have some 1854-0071s on hand, if you'd like some please send me a PM. Cheers, Joel Setton
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Joel Setton
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#94694
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Re: HP 3478A - working
Hey, chamber monitoring is still a respectable job for a meter! :) -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA
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Dave McGuire
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#94693
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Re: HP 3478A - working
I remember having this conversation with my father, who worked at General Motors and ran one of their factories when I was a kid. His factory made injection molded parts, like knobs, dashboards, other
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bownes
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#94692
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Re: HP 3478A - working
ROFL!! -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA
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Dave McGuire
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#94691
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Re: My $25 "In Poor Shape" 3468A has arrived
eBay sellers seem to understate the condition of their items to prevent customers complaining, in my experience.? My 3468A was listed as 'fair' but was really in very good condition inside and out.?
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gregdunn@...
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#94690
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Re: HP 3478A - working
The poor old thing got demoted to remote monitoring EUT in the environmental chamber through in the workshop when I splashed out on a 34401A for the lab bench, not sure I didn't prefer it's UI though
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Adrian Nicol
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#94689
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Re: HP6632A power supply: 2mV output even when output is disabled!
No change with 1, .1 and 0 ohms loads. Eeeh? 0 ohms?! Yes, shorting the posts together doesn't have any effect. Still 2.4mV @DMM. Disconnecting the DMM probes and shorting them together makes the DMM
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Emanuele Girlando
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#94688
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Re: HP 3478A - working
That's METAL.? ;-)
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gregdunn@...
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#94687
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Re: HP 1854-0071 Transistor Sub. Roem Corp CP4071
The manual for the HP141T display unit indicates the 1854-0071 is selected from 2n3704.
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W9RP
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#94686
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Re: HP 3478A - working
Neat, thanks for the pic! And here I thought I knew the 3468/3478 pretty well. :) -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA
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Dave McGuire
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#94685
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