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I use C++ a lot, usually with QtCreator, though I have previously used Visual Studio. I have Eagle 7.5, 7.6, and 7.7. I use SCAD for 3D printing and also for general 3D modeling. Your program seems

OFFICIAL Thanks for that info. M3.5 seems to be as rare in Australia as 6-32. I used to have boxes of 4BA stuff, but they have long disappeared in about 10 house moves Ove the last 30 od dyears. I

Any input on the Nikon microscope (SMZ645) I may be able to grab locally? Radu. [email protected]> wrote:

I wrote a C++ program that disassembles the .brd file for a project.? It creates an OpenSCAD document that places models of the parts onto the board, giving you a board visualization.? It can handle

A #6 screw is almost exactly 3.5 mm diameter. 0.6 pitch comes out to just over 42 per inch. 0.7 pitch comes out to just over 36 per inch, but M3.5 x 0.7 does not appear to be a real option. -- Jim

I just noticed that gauge I linked to is 60 degree metric, and 55 degree imperial (whitworth), so that's not a good "covers both common systems" thread gauge - that said, I did run into stupid

I have the screw from an HP8664A, which I assume will be similar. Pan head, torx drive. I checked it with various thread gauges, and if you're not looking closely (i.e. under a magnifier or

Hello Steve yes and an alternative solution here too says so https://www.simonsdialogs.com/2015/05/hp-agilent-keysight-8970a-noise-figure-meter-getting-started-error-e26/ -- Roberto

Thanks for the help but do I also have to enter the data from the ENR noise table? The only thing I had to do was the table of the various points of the graph printed on the case then I have another

here is a thread comparison and pitch charts for future info Renée

Apparently the first tilde split the link (at least as it came to me in the message) - copy and paste the entire line to get directly to the M3.5 x 0.6 screws. -Pat ?

For what it's worth, here in the U.S. McMaster-Carr has M3.5 x 0.6 pitch screws? https://www.mcmaster.com/products/screws/system-of-measurement~metric/thread-size~m3-5/thread-pitch~0-6-mm/

I'd be interested in (paying for) any CLIP files for the E4433B and also the E4438C especially if the E4438C CLIP includes the options for low phase noise and high output power. I don't know how much

Interesting topic! I already answered here before, and got my version of the CLIP, but I just realizing that there is multiple CLIP version If I understand correctly. Would be amazing to have better

That is correct. You need either ~15dB ENR or an amplifier with at least 10dB gain between the 6 dB ENR noise source and the 8970 input. I use an 8447D when I don’t have a 15 dB ENR noise source

I recall someone telling me that special function will not work with a ~6db ENR source

Amazon lists a significant number of different M3.5-0.6 screws. Some are cheap at 9-13 cents each, some are expensive tamper resistant heads closer to a dollar each than pennies, and some have carton

Another +1 for Metcal. I use an SP200 for hand assembly; these are fantastic. Interestingly, the designer of the SP200 is on this mailing list. -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New

Hello Xu I have an E4422B with an issue on the A9 output board. I’m interested in the CLIP document you mentioned. Please let me know the price, I’d appreciate it. I tried contacting Milan, but I

I'd like to know more about the program that allows you to model the PC board in SCAD, and find the XY of any part. Thanks! David