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Agree. Probably 20V Surprised it's not listed. Mark ________________________________ Sent: Friday, March 3, 2023 1:58 PM To: [email protected]

Hi, Its probably a 2.2uF tantalum capacitor. Someone else might know for sure. Regards, Askild

Alright, I can’t resist: With China, you get what you pay for. Sometimes you pay (extra) for quality you don’t get, but expected when you paid a premium. All that said, part of the problem is

Hello :) I had a -15V supply short circuit on the XYZ board of an HP1345A monitor. I found this to be faulty but it is an unknown component and does not exist on the documentation. It is written on it

Tam - Interesting use of Decade - spoken lie a true engineer :-) Cheers! Bruce Quoting Tam Hanna <tamhan@...>:

Ah, that's why the HPAK 84904, 84905, and 84906 40 GHz attenuators come with 2.4 mm connectors instead of 2.92 mm K connectors.? And why we have 2.4 mm connectors on Keysight gear at work.? Thanks

All I need to say is look up Dean Cheng & Peter Zeihan. China has 5-15 years to collapse. Sorry, demographics dont lie. J. Kruth In a message dated 3/3/2023 2:24:23 PM Eastern Standard Time,

Hi, I am Dutch, retired and live in Spain, worked long time in France, and shorter times with Universal Voltronics in Mount Cisco in the state of? New York, in several other countries of Europe, and

Hello Christian Try to follow the Cal restore PDF i just uploaded to the file area under HP8590. I just had the same issue with a HP8590 after replacing the backup battery and this solved the problem.

Can't really disagree there. Let's wrap this topic up now. -Dave

China is easy to misunderstand. Sadly, I am not allowed by NDA with a client to go into detail. Let me ONLY say that - while bashing the Chinese gets you brownie points with the good looking

Dave - absolutely agree! IMO we (US) seem to have a bit of a learning problem and have not demonstrated the capability of LONG TERM LEARNING. Cheers! Bruce Quoting Dave McGuire

There certainly isn't. And I'm sure that wasn't appreciated by any of the respected, educated engineers here who happen to be Asian. We are unified here by the purity of engineering, and common

I can remember MarvinTest did sth similar some years ago...they had some HP compatible gens With best regards Tam HANNA -- Enjoy electronics, 3D printing and cigars? Join more than 21000 followers on

The Chinese make lots of truly excellent stuff. I've had occasion to work with Chinese engineers a few times over the last decade or so, and I've been very impressed. However, us stupid Americans

Calma chicos :) there's no need for inappropriate language here. Jeff, it has not much to do with the origin it of the parts. There are certain precision SMAs, yes. But they have a similar price tag

A12 maybe have damaged according to my test . Tonight below test items have been finished: 1. The voltage on A1 test connector can meet manual value . 2. The value of powers input to A12 are all

Suppose I have an application that is picky and has a list of various supported signal generators. Are there anything that’s strictly compatible, with a subset or superset of commands I might be

Didn't you receive the information on this device in the thread you started earlier this week? /g/HP-Agilent-Keysight-equipment/topic/scc_1906_0231/97341967 Greg

Dave - THANKS - It is simply uncalled for. And YES some of the Chinese connectors are of poor quality - but part of the reason is that people insist on low prices. The Chinese do make some excellent