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So does anyone have any idea what the differences are between the 2703A prefix and the 3114A prefix. I know the "A" is US made from what I understand. I'm not finding anything in the docs, or just not

I don't know. It seems odd that they would have a minimum of $50 for the cheapest way to order (web based, no 'live humans') but no minimum for the more expensive way to order ('live humans'). I

If the bridge design is basically the same as others, there is coax on one side, and the other side is only wound for symmetry purposes, so it doesn't matter if there is the same coax or solid wire of

Jim, You can order it from Agilent (formerly known as Hewlett Packard). 5180-2720 is the 40 dB pad and costs $57.29 Adrian

In article <p7o1e8tfknjh74fth8cdeic53dem20kga8@...>, Harvey White <madyn@...> wrote: Yes, I have one of those, it works well. -- Stuart Winsor Only plain text for

Well a quick google showed that the 34401A is a 6.5 digit, and the 3478A is a 5.5 digit, so the reference on the 34401A will be quieter, and should age slower, also being the older instrument its

Hi, I have a few too many DVM's in the workshop and am thinking about disposing of at least one of them. Specifically I have a 34401A and 3478A. They appear to have similar features and measure the

I was lucky and got a set of Pozi bits in the local Sears (#26493). Looks like they are out of them now - they are quoting 13 to 15 days for store pickup. Orin.

Or roll your own... http://www.dalton.ax/gpib/ :) Happy New year, everyone! -- Anders Gustafsson Engineer, CNE6, ASE Pedago, The Aaland Islands (N60 E20) www.pedago.fi phone +358 18 12060 mobile

John- If the picture is to be believed, then it appears that 5180-2720 is exactly the right design but about 10% too small. 5180-2720: 3/8 by 5/16 My part: 7/16 by 3/8 I am wondering if HP's

<jfor@...> wrote: That is sure the case. The only problem with the 7B53A or other 100 MHz 7B5x timebases is that the 7854 vertical delay line at 65ns is too short to show the leading edge.

Jim, I think the same basic attenuator hybrids are used in the 8594(A-E) and similar frequency range spectrum analyzers. (Some higher bandwidth analyzers (22GHz) use a pair of 20dB pads to get

I know this has come up many times in the past so when I stumbled upon PoziDrive driver bits today in the HomeDepot I thought I would pass on the tip (Pardon the pun please). There are two driver

Vladan and the group - Wow! That is one fancy piece of miniature mechanical manufacturing. Like a Swiss watch. Beautiful. Crazy. Amazing. Unfortunately, the 40 dB attenuator is indeed open at one

Hi, I am looking for a schematic, or service manual with schematic, for the HP8648B. My set is faulty with these error codes : Opt 1E6. 100khz-2000Mhz. . Faults are : 516 Config 2 restore

<jfor@...> wrote: The specifications say 70 MHz bandwidth and simultaneous sampling of 40 MS/sec on each channel. I have heard that the bandwidth could be significantly higher on some

Hi Jim, Do not unscrew the solenoids on the top, at least not for now. To see what's happening, you will have to open the lower part where the RF action is. The two SMA connectors have hex-nuts.

No. The DPO uses an LSI-11 as a 'puter. I have one. The 7D20 is much later. The DPO separated thye PI and display sections of the scope with a digitizer unit, maybe the d7001. Are you sure about the