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That display is normal for an 8553B in FULL SCAN mode. The dip is the marker that indicates the center frequency. Dave Wise ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2024 4:47 PM

Depends on what the design is: If I design it, I put in test points or small (0.05 inch) headers for logic analyzers (ditto for the cheapie clones).? Some boards have 0.1 inch headers that go to HP

Yeah, I've been thinking of a zero crossing and filtered and shielded and low frequency switcher supply to make and sell for LEDs in labs. The usual products are designed for "don't care" how much

Never used it, so... wasn't available for what I was doing. Harvey

Use multi-color LEDS positioned so that you can get light on front panels but not glare on scope screens. Harvey

Warm and friendly includes a well lit recliner and a table for a cup of coffee or tea. Harvey

Emacs!

Unless you like VHDL...... <grin> Harvey

Argue that a master's degree looks like more highly educated employees. I have a Master's degree in EE, and do software as well as hardware. I'd suggest taking courses in both.? Depending on what you

Look at that. The only issue I see is that the display is upside down. I guess you need to flip it over. Humor. By the looks of it you have some signal. But your IF BW may be narrow. Typically with a

I have done the tack-wires-on method many times too. A few nodes is easy to handle, with leads held safely with tape to keep from shorting. When there are lots, I usually use some kind of connector

Hi Adri, Yes, I am curious, you can send me a video on the intermittent noise problem, by going through OneDrive for example, or Dropbox. It could be that one of the PLLs is the cause. For the 8595E

I agree with you completely. Over 50 awesome messages and a wealth of ideas. I also liked seeing the LED "mood" lighting and the flat screen monitors incorporated into some benches Jim

Hi I'm not sure which driver you may be referring to so you might have to explain further. I did not format the card. It was borrowed and came with the attenuator cal files on it. It will be mailed

Oh. Hold on.

Mm that did something, not all the way but in a positive direction. In conv mode, I see something that looks like a horizontal scan but off screen. Out of curiosity I turned the vertical position

As a general observation - how incredibly useful this conversation has turned out. As with just about any conversations here. All this is making me think and rethink my bench and workspace

Just looked online and it is a storage tube persistence may be turned way up. Turn storage mode off

As for magnetic influence: keep your Rb reference oscillators away from magnetic fields. It probably does not show in everyday use but the Rb units are susceptible to magnetic fields. Wilko

I think the 141T had a storage CRT and that looks like flooding. Thats when the storage gain typically on the front panel is too high. Not good to leave it that way for long. Paul WB8TSL