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Hi all, My trusty E6380A failed to proceed this morning and preliminary investigations as to the cause prove zip. Do these things have a common fault I could go look for ? Any pointers to what might

If you send me an off list email, I can look for some old code re that. I used a HP 6624A and a Solartron 7150. Tam --- With best regards Tam HANNA (emailing on a BlackBerry PRIV) Enjoy electronics?

Wow, excellent contributions. I have been wondering if I could get my power supply to act as a rudimentary curve tracer over GPIB and it looks like you've already done it. I only have a self-built

Hi Don -? I gather from your call sign that you're in New Zealand.? I'm not sure if Digi Key will be much use (seems to me guys on the eevblog from Aus and NZ mention using them, so maybe...), but

I`ve had a look for these [Littelfuse 027001.H , 027004.H , 027004.H.....1A, 4A, and 5A respectively] on the internet, including the manufacturer, and their local agent, here, and others. I`m looking

I didn't notice those, thanks.? Downloaded. I'll contact Keysight and see if they have a copy somewhere else since nothing is referenced online regarding the 16601A when I checked.

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A 16600 series should be easy to open. Two T-10 screws on the top edge of the case on the back, plus two T-15 screws holding the carry handle on the side. Then the case should just slide off

I can use a copy since I don't have the vers 1.51 re-ignite or any documentation or software. I've only powered on and looks like no errors and my IBM PS/2 Keyboard and Mouse are working along with

HP / Agilent 40-pin to 17-channel flying lead (16 data + 1 clock lead) PODs are all the same from the 1650, 1660, 1670, 1680, 1690, and 16600 series analyzers, and the 16510A modules all the way up

Thanks for the suggestions. It ends up the 74160 is pin compatible with the 86L75, and I found a 74LS160 in the lab. The counter is back up and running. Gary Appel Sent: Monday, October 01, 2018 12:33

Nifty! I didn't know there were GPIB bindings in MATLAB. I don't recall any limitations regarding two-point calibration at 1601 points on the 8753C. Is that documented somewhere, or just a limitation

Greetings HP Group Over the past decade or so, I have been enjoying lashing instrumentation to a PC via GPIB/HPIB and controlling it via MATLAB.? I am a MATLAB aholic Recently a dozen or so

https://www.ebay.com/itm/DM86L75N-Integrated-Circuit-CASE-DIP16-MAKE-NSC/401598601691?epid=1948334949&hash=item5d812459db:g:6TQAAOSw6W9bmoZz In the UK and free shipping. More than 1 available. Regards

Someone had offered on the Tekscopes group to give me for the price of shipping, if that, a set of the POD connectors they had lying around they weren't using anymore.? Any idea who and if they will

Just got back from the U of M Surplus Store (PROPERTY DISPOSITION): http://procurement.umich.edu/property-space-management/property-disposition-public-shopping ? I was so excited to pick up a

You could probably use a dm76l75, it's functionally identical with slightly different ratings (like the 54/74 TTL chips). These guys say they have 3 in stock, don't know at what price

1820-0986, National 86L75N. Anyone know if these are available anywhere? Sphere does not have any. Gary Appel

Keith, It's the SCSI2SD v6 from Inertial Computing. Scott

Scott, Are you using SCSI2SD? The one from Australia? http://www.codesrc.com/mediawiki/index.php/SCSI2SD I had an earlier version. The newer version v6 has 4-8x performance over the earlier ones,