Re: Need 3325A component ID
Hi there, These TO220 packaged schottky diodes seem fairly common in switch mode
power supplies used in photo copiers
Also in computer power supplies. preceded by what looks like the Motorola "M" inside a circle
The Bat signal. Regards Ray
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Re: Need 3325A component ID
These TO220 packaged schottky diodes seem fairly common in switch mode
power supplies used in photo copiers and such now. I don't think you should
have much trouble finding a replacement. Perhaps you can find a junked
copier to get one from. The schottky diodes are fast acting and have less
voltage drop than silicon.
Don Black.
Miroslav Pokorni wrote:
?Hello Tom,
Motorola did a lot of Schottky and ultrafast recovery diodes in
TO-220
packages. Those were diodes for currents higher than 5 A and to
best of my
knowledge, none of them were JEDEC registered, so most likely single
source.
I have seen some other manufacturers putting out diodes in TO-220,
but very
few of them, not an industry wide practice. Some of those diodes
were pairs,
and others had tab connected to one of end leads. What you have
is either a
pair with one leg shorted or it is a bona fide single diode.
As Schottky diodes, TO-220 was used up to 30 A and for higher current
they
used TO-218 (a bigger package). In ultrafast recovery the line
was drawn at
16 A.
Hope, this helps somewhat.
Regards
Miroslav Pokorni
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Subject: [hp_agilent_equipment] Need 3325A component ID
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> Hi, all.
>
> I need help identifying a part on the power supply board of an
HP
> 3325A.
>
> It is CR10. But it resembles a TO-220 transistor.
>
> There are three separate part numbers on it: 1) 84-0266 (top
of front
> of device), 2) 8515, preceded by what looks like the Motorola
"M",
> inside a circle (bottom of front of device), and 3) 136725, printed
> on the top of the device.
>
> Terminals 2 and 3 (left to right, from front) appear to be shorted.
>
> And if anyone has schematics, or a service manual, that's already
> scanned or photocopied, I would be very interested.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Tom Gootee
>
> tomg(at)fullnet.com
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Re: Need 3325A component ID
Hello Tom,
Motorola did a lot of Schottky and ultrafast recovery diodes in TO-220
packages. Those were diodes for currents higher than 5 A and to best of my
knowledge, none of them were JEDEC registered, so most likely single source.
I have seen some other manufacturers putting out diodes in TO-220, but very
few of them, not an industry wide practice. Some of those diodes were pairs,
and others had tab connected to one of end leads. What you have is either a
pair with one leg shorted or it is a bona fide single diode.
As Schottky diodes, TO-220 was used up to 30 A and for higher current they
used TO-218 (a bigger package). In ultrafast recovery the line was drawn at
16 A.
Hope, this helps somewhat.
Regards
Miroslav Pokorni
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Thomas P. Gootee" <tomg@...> To: <hp_agilent_equipment@...> Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2003 11:41 AM Subject: [hp_agilent_equipment] Need 3325A component ID Hi, all.
I need help identifying a part on the power supply board of an HP
3325A.
It is CR10. But it resembles a TO-220 transistor.
There are three separate part numbers on it: 1) 84-0266 (top of front
of device), 2) 8515, preceded by what looks like the Motorola "M",
inside a circle (bottom of front of device), and 3) 136725, printed
on the top of the device.
Terminals 2 and 3 (left to right, from front) appear to be shorted.
And if anyone has schematics, or a service manual, that's already
scanned or photocopied, I would be very interested.
Thanks!
Tom Gootee
tomg(at)fullnet.com
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Hi, all.
I need help identifying a part on the power supply board of an HP
3325A.
It is CR10. But it resembles a TO-220 transistor.
There are three separate part numbers on it: 1) 84-0266 (top of front
of device), 2) 8515, preceded by what looks like the Motorola "M",
inside a circle (bottom of front of device), and 3) 136725, printed
on the top of the device.
Terminals 2 and 3 (left to right, from front) appear to be shorted.
And if anyone has schematics, or a service manual, that's already
scanned or photocopied, I would be very interested.
Thanks!
Tom Gootee
tomg(at)fullnet.com
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HP 522B counter $ 5.00
HP A4-C decade counter $ 5.00
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Thanks
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HP 3460A Digital Voltmeter
Hello, I Am Looking For A PDF Of The Service Manual, This Unit Is
Quite Old, But I Wanted A Challenge.
Greyhawk
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--- In hp_agilent_equipment@..., "higglyblue" <higglyblue@y...> wrote: Hi all,
I've got an HP 3469B multimeter that's not behaving as it should - the display is behaving sensibly, but the values bear little relationship to the electrical signals applied.
Thanks,
Michael Hi, Yes there is a manual. My copy is bearely readable. Came from HP microfiche... Check the solid tantalum capacitors on the second board from the top, after removing the top cover, with power off. The same capacitor was shorted on both my 3469A with weird results. There are no labels on my PWB. Regards Daniel Dufresne
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Re: Schematic for HP 4328A Milliohmmeter
--- In hp_agilent_equipment@..., "Tom Leedy" <leedyt@a...> wrote:
Ladies and Gentlemen:
Welcome to the new hp_agilent_equipment group. As one of our first
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milliohmeter. After serving me for many years, this instrument
went "full scale" and will not respond to inputs on any range.
Any .pdf file would be appreciated to get me back and running again.
Many thanks for your help -- Tom Leedy
Hi Tom, Contact me by email below. I have a working 4328A and a manual. I can scan it for you. If it whent full scale it could be the batteries or the probe wires. Regards Daniel, ddufresne@...
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Program to control and print waveforms from HP54200A
I recently wrote a program to allow PCs to control and print
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course. I'm working on a new version for the HP54542A, but I'm going
to try to keep it compatible with the older version. Please report
any bugs to me.
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Re: FS: HP, Tek, and other test equip. manuals
Bob I'll take the Boonton 93AD and the Wavetek 157 quote me shipping USPS media mail/Book rate Dave At 08:40 AM 9/11/2003 -0500, you wrote: Test Equipment Manuals for Sale (within USA only).
Prices do not include shipping and insurance from
the Oswego, Illinois area. Money order or check.
Fluke 8040A DMM maintenance (op/service) manual. $15.
Boonton 93AD true RMS voltmeter instruction/service manual. $19.
HP 107AR/107BR quartz crystal oscillator operator/service manual. $19.
HP 3468A/B multimeter operator manual. $19.
HP 3468A/B multimeter service manual. $19.
HP 5326B/5327B timer counter DVM operating/service manual. $25.
HP 5328A universal counter operating/service manual. $29.
HP 5328A universal counter user manual. $19.
HP 5335 universal frequency counter operating/service manual. $29.
HP 8116A programmable pulse/function generator 50 MHz
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HP 8601A generator/sweeper operating/service manual. $25.
Tektronix 454/R454 scope operator/service manual. $29.
Tektronix 475 scope service manual. $29.
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Tektronix 7623A/R7603A scope service manual. $29.
Wavetek 157 programmable waveform synthesizer instruction
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wanted: page from HP3320A/B manual
Hi,
I need a copy of pages 7-3 and 7-4 from the HP3320A/B op/service manual.
Page 7-3 is the block diagram, and I don't know what is on the back
(maybe it's blank).
A scan would be fine also, or if you could part with the page for a few
days, I could copy & return it.
I'd be happy to pay expenses or whatever seems fair, trade another manual
or parts, etc. etc.
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks,
David DiGiacomo
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FS: HP, Tek, and other test equip. manuals
Test Equipment Manuals for Sale (within USA only).
Prices do not include shipping and insurance from
the Oswego, Illinois area. Money order or check.
Fluke 8040A DMM maintenance (op/service) manual. $15.
Boonton 93AD true RMS voltmeter instruction/service manual. $19.
HP 107AR/107BR quartz crystal oscillator operator/service manual. $19.
HP 3468A/B multimeter operator manual. $19.
HP 3468A/B multimeter service manual. $19.
HP 5326B/5327B timer counter DVM operating/service manual. $25.
HP 5328A universal counter operating/service manual. $29.
HP 5328A universal counter user manual. $19.
HP 5335 universal frequency counter operating/service manual. $29.
HP 8116A programmable pulse/function generator 50 MHz
operating/service manual. $29.
HP 8601A generator/sweeper operating/service manual. $25.
Tektronix 454/R454 scope operator/service manual. $29.
Tektronix 475 scope service manual. $29.
Tektronix 7603/R7603 scope service manual. $25.
Tektronix 7603/R7603 scope operator manual. $15.
Tektronix 7623A/R7603A scope service manual. $29.
Wavetek 157 programmable waveform synthesizer instruction
manual (includes schematics, etc.). $19.
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can it be that my rubber has just spun around hiding the hole? Yes it did spin around.........at first try it would not budge......second try after posting the original query found that more might was needed in the effort and lo and behold it did move and turning it 355 degrees still showed no hole, the last few degrees, and lo and behole.....there she be!
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Was thinking of cutting the double banana plug off, and replacing it
with Bnc (with the shunt capacitor also). Was also thinking of putting
BNC on the amp for both probe and another for the output. This also
means putting BNC on the probe too. The cable is .195" dia and heard
that it is 75 ohm but don't remember where. Which leads me to figure
on 50 or 75 ohm connectors (how can you tell by looking at BNC?)
There also is a 100/1 divider available for this probe that connects
to the probe end microdot connector, any facts on what in this little
divider?
The probe goround lead in the manual shows what appears to be the end
screwing into the rubber of the cable strain relief, surely the
rubber does not get used for the threads does it!!! I have another
probe which at least has a threaded hole beneath in the metal, can it
be that my rubber has just spun around hiding the hole?
With a BNC on the end of the probe does it become a 1110a probe?
Any other ideas to spiff up this probe a tad?
Maybe bells or whistles!! Maybe its just getting late!!!!!!!!
Thanks guys
Dave
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Re: hp 83522a 2.4 ghz rf plug for 8350b
Thanks for the helpful suggestions,? I will
check the voltage potential on my DVM.
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Regards
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Richard Murray
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Re: hp 83522a 2.4 ghz rf plug for 8350b
jm
?
I checked the manual on my protek 506 dvm & it
said that the test current for diode testing is 1 ma.? The diode in
question is acting as a switch which is controlled by a bias voltage based on
frequency which is controlled by a MUX24FQ 4 channel analog ic.? If the mux
has failed then the bias will not be correct.? When I meter the circuit in
question I get -.34 v. relative to ground which would keep the diode off.?
In any event I just tested the main osc. on the unit and it has stopped working
& I had it up & running last week after resoldering the osc. control
board.? Frustrating.
?
Thanks
?
Richard
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Re: hp 83522a 2.4 ghz rf plug for 8350b
Gleamfollower
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Any suggestions on how to test a schotsky
diode.
?
Thanks
?
Richard
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Re: hp 83522a 2.4 ghz rf plug for 8350b
I do not think that it is current that would kill schottky diode, it is
reverse voltage that might do it in. Some of very old meters were putting
100 mA on low ohm range, but I do not think that there are any of those left
functional. Most digital meters use 1 mA current source and then measure
voltage. I understand that some of those DVMs have output voltage that
reaches level of its supply buttery and that is where you can damage a
schottky.
Oops, I went to check my Fluke and that is one of those 'schottky diode
damaging meters' that applies 8 V plus to output terminals at no load; I was
under impression that Fluke used a voltage clamp for all Ohm ranges, but, I
guess, I was fooled. It is funny that my 'Harbor Freight Special', $3.99
meter is using 0.85 mA and output voltage does not exceed 2.6 V, what would
be satisfactory for schottky diodes used in sampling bridges.
Regards
Miroslav Pokorni
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----- Original Message ----- From: "John Miles" <jmiles@...> To: <hp_agilent_equipment@...> Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 7:56 AM Subject: RE: [hp_agilent_equipment] Re: hp 83522a 2.4 ghz rf plug for 8350b Couple of ways:
1) See how well it acts as a mixer in the frequency range in question.
(This is what I usually test, since the DUT is usually part of a mixer
assembly.)
2) Use a curve tracer with appropriate current limits.
3) Look up the diode's maximum forward current limit and make sure that your VOM doesn't exceed it. Possibly need to disable autoranging on the meter to make sure.
-- jm
-----Original Message-----
From: Richard W. Murray OLS OLIP [mailto:inertial@...]
Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 11:11 PM
To: hp_agilent_equipment@...
Subject: Re: [hp_agilent_equipment] Re: hp 83522a 2.4 ghz rf plug for
8350b
Gleamfollower
Any suggestions on how to test a schotsky diode.
Thanks
Richard
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