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Instead of soldering. As LCD's take next to no "power" to operate, how about using small amounts of conductive epoxy to glue a suitable ribbon cable of the right pitch, to the LCD?? In cases where

Is conductive epoxy a possibility ? Cheers! Quoting Dave Casey <polara413@...>:

Thank you all that helped. I have one idea to put one? 1N4148, only for curiosity and test, because I haven't this part and look what happened in attached... I generate one signal of 1GHz at

AWESOME!!! Thank you! Sean

Hi, Keysight.com has all the manuals for it: https://www.keysight.com/at/de/product/54624A/portable-dso.html#resources Cheers, Wolferl

According to the parts list just posted, my hunch was correct: HSMP-389x/489x series pin switching diodes. The datasheet lists the various G# codes and associated configurations, and their RF circuit

Thank you all. I compaired with other boards I have here and it is damaged, I am sure. I will look for it to replace. Thank you all. And the step of frequencies show this diode too. Regads, Marcelo

Here comes the a19 synth for esg-and e4406A vsa Hardy -----Oprindelig meddelelse----- Fra: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] P? vegne af

Better datasheet link: https://media.digikey.com/pdf/Data%20Sheets/Avago%20PDFs/HSMP-389x-489x.pdf It’s an Avago part, they spun off from HP (if I recall correctly, don’t quote me on it).

Hi I think the third component also ia a schotty diode--have the schematic for this--wil look for it Hardy -----Oprindelig meddelelse----- Fra:

Delta usually means "ESD sensitive", but I've only seen that on larger packages. -Dave

Looked further into it; the delta seems to be a manufacturer marking. The device marking is G2. In that case, a good bet would be a double pin switching diode of the made by HP, type HSMP-3892, in

I think he meant the component to the left of those two diodes. -Dave

This is a diode(or perhaps two diodes), not a transistor. Probably a basic silicon switching or Schottky diode. If you think it’s bad, look at other ones and probe out the pin out with a multimeter

Dear frienda, I am Marcelo from Brazil? and I have one trouble with my E4406. When I put 940MHz the spectrum don't show more, it lost the signal, and in other higher frequencies too. I already found

I took a look at the attached document. To my surprise I have actually scene the test fixture for sale at the old MIT flea. Wasn't sure what the test fixture went to but thought it might be useful.

The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /3000 to 3999/3852A/3852A-4.22-ROM-upgrade.pdf (

Sounds like my Micronta 22-191 DMM uses the same tape technology to connect its display. I think the traces are vapor-deposited low-temp solder, and the tape was fused to the pads with BRIEF

Hi John, Have you looked here: https://www.keysight.com/at/de/product/54512B/1-gsas-digitizing-oscilloscope.html#resources Regards, Wolferl