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341-030-521-202

Try Edac 341-030-521-202 that is 0.1 inch as well wrote:

The edac 305-030-500-204 has 0.156 Inch pin spacing TE 1-5530841-8 has 0.1 inch spacing On Tue, May 7, 2024 at 6:52?AM Maciej Kawalkowski, Liberty Electronics Design and Service LLC via

There is a store near me that might have these: Midwest Surplus Electronics . They have all kinds of old school parts . Provide dimensions and I can check next time I am

Hi Yves, Thanks for your reply. My units 53181A and 53132A are both HP models not the newer Agilent ones. Both were basic versions without OCXO and without 2nd channel for 53181A and 3rd channel for

Hello Ed I know it is a switch and does not have schematics for it. I hope someone has some info would not like to burn the nice switches by adding wrong voltages. Maybe someone owning a8720A or B is

Also, if you have the manual/schematics for the application, you can figure out the arrangements and currents necessary. Ed

I don't know what the "LGC" means - I can picture "GC" for gain control of some sort, then "L" must be something specific to the unit or application. Instead of voltage drive, look at current through

Hi, Might, or not, be the original parts but you certainly want to look at EDAC connectors: https://edac.net/ This is a 30p PCB mounted connector, I suggest to measure yours with a caliper and

Hello, does anyone know where I can find an equivalent of the Agilent 1GM1-4205 IC? It's an RF switch IC consists of three SPDT switch. It's used on the Agilent ESA spectrum analyzer main RF deck to

Hi Razvan, When you have a 5313xA firmware 3403, I think by default the EEPROM includes the configuration for the 3GHz option. So, only the hardware option would be missing. When I bought my

Hello I got a microwave switch from General Microwave model 1699. It is a pin diode switch 0.1Ghz to 20Ghz. It comes from a hp 8720B They are used to switch around the RF path in the source. Would I

[email protected]> wrote: Might I suggest that you create another thread for that, as the voltages needed for a switch have nothing to do with the firmware of an 8720ES.

Hello I got a microwave switch from General Microwave model 1699. It is a pin diode switch 0.1Ghz to 20Ghz. It comes from a hp 8720B They are used to switch around the RF path in the source. Would I

Oh, and yes, the "old hp controller". I started this whole thing because my 85060C cal controller is dying and finding an 85097A is close to impossible.

I'm not familiar with the 8510C, but looking at the manual all the relevant HP-IB commands are the same as for the 8720C so I'm pretty confident it would work fine with minimal modifications. In fact,

Hello All, I have an hp1611A Logic State Analyzer that has two broken 15-pin, 2-row card-edge connector sockets, part number 1251-1886. Would anyone have some of these sockets so I could fix this

Thanks, I'm going to consider all diode types from all manufacturers so I'd be happy to use BAT parts if they work OK. I'd welcome any other suggestions as well. I do have an old Avago diode kit here

I agree that your measurements are trustworthy and so the diodes are indeed the main suspect. Dave Wise’s suggestion of a BAT62 is a great one if you don’t mind a breakdown voltage that is a bit

I'm using an Agilent E5071B VNA and a decent cal kit and I use the fixture simulator feature in the VNA to correct for the fixture. I normally do this stuff up to many GHz so I think the fixture is