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Peter, it seems to be possible. This is exactly what this guy has done: (This type of sensor is also known as Bolometer,

What is the business case for thermocouple based power meters when you can get the same function with silicon at a lower price: <https://www.analog.com/en/parametricsearch/10697> One of the

Do you know the thermocouple type? And the resistor power rating? I’m just wondering if it might be possible to solder a micro thermocouple to a extra small surface mount resistor. Peter

Thermocouples with an embeded 50 ohm resistor..The 50 ohm resistor is the heater and thermocouple generates a voltage proportional to the heat gnerated in the resistor Dave manuals@...

REN should not be deactivated to take a reading. 436 must stay in Remote. I have sent you a 436A Operating and Service Manual. Read Section 3. Bill Lauchlan Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2018

Hi Gavin I doubt that it is a dislodged connector, this sounds more like a faulty power supply. ?Switch mode power supplies are notorious for failing when being switched off, not on, as you might

Hello, Many thanks. I have been successful in all the steps you mention using the Arduino converter, but I need to activate REN for sending a command and then deactivate REN before reading. This is

Hi What are frequently called RF thermocouples are in fact three or four terminal devices with a heating element (50 Ohm or 75 Ohm resistance) with an embedded thermocouple. 73 George G6HIG

Are these thermocouples or thermistors? These are different. Glenn WB4UIV -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Glenn Little ARRL Technical

Hi, we have a E4440A 26 GHz spectrum analyser at work. Last time I used it was a year ago, and all was fine. Last week a colleague moved it to a different lab and it wouldn't turn on. The standy LED

A simple task... But it is NOT IEE488.2 compliant, so will not respond to such things as *IDN? etc.? (In fact, traffic like that can totally mess it up at times, as can other automated tricks to

Hi, Red Herring alert! FWIW I use Prologix interfaces (with the 'auto-read-after-write' feature disabled) and program using mostly AutoIT or EZGpib/Pascal s but I don't have to treat the 436 or 438

I am making a trial run of few PCBs and I have a E4425B with "250MHz..350MHz unlock problem" to try it on. I will document the process as I do it. Cheers Leo

Ji Roland, I have one of these sig gens and like it a lot. I suspect your problem might be due to the not very intuitive keying sequence for setting modes frequencies and levels. I know it has puzzled

Hello, Is this working with the 82357, it would be a great starting point. Although I just don’t understand why interactive IO doesn’t work. Has anyone experienced differences between

Great job Leo Certainly interest here for a drop in PCB, gerber files, the copies of the schematics you worked out the existing functions or even the chip number for the Hittite prescalar:- basically

some good reading here. https://www.boonton.com/forms/principles-of-power-measurement-form Easier to search for "boonton principles of power

I have such an animal here a GM 460B with that TFT hermocouple. It is an ancient beast. They got bought up by Marconi down the line. https://patents.google.com/patent/US3384819

General Microwave used to make thinfilm 50 ohm thermocouples for their power meter sensors. I don’t know if they are in business any more. Regards, John Burgar Sent: Monday, November 19, 2018

The article "Very-Low-Level Microwave Power Measurements" shows why a diode sensor is good for low levels, not 0dBm, so it's good for measuring low power chip radio output with a receiving antenna a