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There was a discussion regarding workbenches on this reflector back in October and I'd like to ask for some follow up advice. I'm planning to replace an old workbench. Is there a top I can put on my

Thanks for the responses and advice guys. Upon closer inspection, the writing on the meter does say A81. Thanks for that clarification. I thought that isolation might be an issue with the

James, The TCL scripting language has good support for GPIB. It is pretty easy to write a script in TCL that reads the 5328A once every so often and writes the result to a text file. The text file can

Hi James: Spark Fun has the GPIB-USB Controller. http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=549 In addition to the EZ GPIB software there's also a "Plotter" program at:

Steve, I understand the situation. In the hand held meters like the 8060A the battery eliminator jack is connected to -ve input terminal. This means that whatever you connect the input terminals on

Hi John, Thanks for the help. I have a Fluke 8060A multimeter that I'd like to power with external DC when I'm using it on my workbench. The instrument has a jack with the following text printed next

Here are my $0.02 on the subject: The first step will be to get the data out of the counter, and that will require a GPIB controller of some sort. There are 3 basic types that I am familiar with. 1)

Anyone know of a reflector for Fluke test equipment? How do I get to it? Thanks. Steve K8JQ

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Hello Folks, I picked up an ESA portable spectum analyzer (well, it has a handle) used this summer and the front panel keys have just stopped functioning. Nice. Reading the service notes for this guy

You can probably use the QUERY.EXE console application from my GPIB Toolkit suite to do this. I also include specific example programs for the 5370B and 5345A counters, so even if QUERY.EXE doesn't

I think there is these days. Run SpectrumLab, Argo, Spectran or one of the other "waterfall" programs under Windows on a PC and input the receiver audio to the soundcard. If your receiver drifts you

James A couple of options for the hard part- the hardware to do the GPIB interfacing. See attached URLs for USB/GPIB devices. There are others. Shifting the raw data into excel should not be an issue.

I recently picked up an 8591E spectrum analyzer it came without the memory card. Who might possibly sell them? I never seem to see them available used. Thanks, Larry Benko

James, I know what you need to take readings from your 5328A with your PC; but it may not be as simple as you'd like. Software is the hard part since I don'y know of any public domain instrument

James Hickox wrote: James, it's not difficult to read the HPIB (Hewlett-Packard Interface Bus, which was adopted more or less intact as the industry standard GPIB, the IEEE-488 General Purpose

Hello all, I have a 5328A counter with the HP-1B option 011 digital I/O init installed. I wish to record the frequency output of a oscillator over a long period of time (several hours to several days)

Offhand, would anyone know if there is a CLIP (i.e. service manual with schematics) for the 35670A Dynamic Signal Analyzer? Thanks in advance, Don Cramer Beaverton, OR

I'd be interested in reading this, but didn't find it searching the Agilent website. Do you have link where it might be? Thanks, Don Cramer Beaverton, OR