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Hi Pete, all noted thanks for the info Mans, 9H1GB

Brooke, I looked up the 3253A a long time ago, so my recollection may be off. The 3253A was a combination of audio (maybe low MHz) sinewave source & phase locked vector voltmeter (high Z). It can

Hi: No luck at Aginent or Google. What are the 3253A Analog Stimulus Response Unit and the 3453A Digital Stimulus Resonse Unit? -- Have Fun, Brooke

Mans, Are the resistors you need the typical H-P low power MF parts? If so, they would be 1/8W MF 1%. Pete Rawson

I first want to thank all the replies and various views. First maybe I should have provided more information. My frequency need does not need to go past 2.5 GHz and that is only for the RF portion

Unfortunately, this hits a nerve: "Lets face it most home labs dont give a ... about calibrated equipment, adjusments are only to be made if you repair something." Welllllll, that isn't true in my

Hi, In excess to my needs I have the following O/S manuals available on real paper: HP 8445B, automatic preselector, original hp manual in good condition: USD 35; HP 5245L, electronic counter,

Thanks to a lot of help and feedback from Ron, K8AQC and Grant, G8UBN, my GPIB Toolkit package now supports the HP 3585A/B spectrum analyzers. Quite a few people have asked about these models, so

Hi, Anyone have a HP 5442A or HP 5343A Frequency Counter that you have or are parting out? I need a U1 Sampler Assembly P/N 5088-7022. This is the first module after the N-connector on front panel. I

David, The only cross reference that I have is: NSN 5961-01-153-7606 also listed is HP 5082-5579 Additional info: Silcon, Glass enclosure, PN type 200.0 maximum breakdown voltage DC Test Frequency

Hi Guys, Can anyone help please? My HP 182T frame has gone bust. Managed to repair the unit but values for the replacement where not the correct value. If anyone can help I require: 1. 2 Resistors

Hi, You might also take a look this page on John Miles' site. http://www.thegleam.com/ke5fx/crt.html Cheers - Joe

As a public service im posting some common part numbers and explanation on here: 5086-2379 10dB Pad used in 8495/96 $18 5086-2380 20dB Pad " " $17 5180-2720 40dB Pad " "

Chris Bartram wrote: HP used to sell a 3D SW package for simulating E-M fields that looked pretty nice but was hugely expensive (>$30,000). Can you tell us more about this HFSS

First you need to know your filament voltage, you can get this from the schematic or service manual or measure it, be aware however that the filament voltage in some instances comes from a additional

HFSS is on my alltime wish list , i have used it at motorola before and its a good tool however i couldt find the spare change to buy it :) the sucker is just too expensive, spending the annual

no probably need to get a copy Don Collie <donmer@...> wrote: I take it you`ve tried "The ARRL Antenna Book"? Cheers!,........................................................Don

-=-=-=- From Agilent web site: "15 June 2001 High-Frequency Structure Simulator (HFSS) is no longer available for purchase from Agilent EEsof EDA. Ansoft Corporation has purchased the rights to

Hi Mark, If you check the archives here, and at TekScopes, you will find several articles where I detailed the process using a CR-70. The CR-7000 is the same, only better. In the book that came