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John Miles wrote: In one of mine, one of the attenuator section's solenoid was stuck in one direction. There is a contact for each direction of movement that allows the solenoid current to flow

Sounds like the driver for the 20 dB pad is stuck on, although I'm not sure how that accounts for the -7.7 dBm business (Why isn't it -10? Attenuators don't fail in a way that yields +2.3 dB of

I did it. This is what I see disabling the IF step switching: ATTEN 10dB --> peak at -10,7 dBm ATTEN 20dB --> peak at - 7,7 dBm ATTEN 30dB --> peak at - 7,7 dBm ATTEN 40dB --> peak at -30,9 dBm ATTEN

Hi Paul, I'm still testing with no plugin. Try it, with display on EXT and 400 Hz on ext input you should have a clean horizontal track. It can be focused pretty well also (tried on the 182T). I'll

Hi Frank, When I was de-bugging my 182C, I did find that one of the Y plate drives was open circuit at the sliding contact that goes to the Y amp plug-in, as I recall this caused all sorts of odd

Hi Steve, I am not very up on the options, but the Agilent site should have all the info. EBay is probably the most realistic gauge of price. Cheers Paul

Hello again Erich, the tube is the same I think. yes, that's what I see on the horizontal plates too.

Hi all, My lab was audited recently by an ISO auditors. I have some old units with me in which i use to calibrate the older version of sensors but now after getting audited by these people , i learnt

Hi Mark, For conducted emissions tests, you will probably use a LISN. The most important piece of equipment you will need is a 11947A to protect the analyzer from tarnsients. Without it, you will very

It could be either. There is a good way to check. Set up the analyzer like John said to view the calibrator. Then, use the "shift-q" (that's a small "q") function which will disable the IF step gain

Looks like a bad 20 dB element in the RF step attenuator ( It has 3 sections: 10, 20 and 40 dB for a total of 70 dB). Steve ________________________________ To: hp_agilent_equipment@...

Did you try adjusting the front panel AMPLITUDE CAL on the RF section for -10.00 dBm on the display while viewing recall 8 ? Does it have enough adjustment range above and below - 10 dBm? Steve

Hello, The following web site (http://www.sphere.bc.ca/test/hp-parts/hpparts4.html) show that the 1854-0232 is a 2N3440. Good luck. Victor

I need to do CISPR 25 conducted emissions tests and would like to leverage the equipment I have. That list includes HP 8590A(with HPIB opt) and 8568B. These are the most modern spectrum analyzers I

I'm in need of a service manual for Giga-tronics 7100. I believe this is a 2 volume set. Found a co in UK advertising these but they came back and said they have only vol 1 (no schematics). Thanks.

Does someone has the equivalent for the 1854-0232 transistor. It is in the 178V powersupply of a 5326 nixie counter. Now my nixie are at 217V and I do not like that thought ;-) This is the last fault

Because the error is small, it really sounds to me like an IF gain problem rather than a bad attenuator element. I would try to go through the IF calibration procedure in the display section service

I may not be much help -- my 182T might be different than the 182C you have. In mine, the tube has three pins/wires coming out of the bottom; they are the vertical deflection and mesh (focus) pins and

It does :-( CF 20 MHz SPAN 100 kHz RBW 1 kHz VBW 1 kHz REF LEVEL -10dBm ATTEN 10 dB --> Peak at -10.60 dBm ATTEN 20 dB --> Peak at - 7.70 dBm(out screen) ATTEN 30 dB --> Peak at - 7.00 dBm(out screen)