Re: A homemade diode power sensor for HP meters
Beginning at around 47:50, in the following video,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=py06VNvykTk&t=2939s
he discusses HP tc and diode power sensors, and shows a strip down of a diode one.
There is some
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Roy Thistle
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Re: Tips on repairing the stick attenuator in the HP86603A
I have never failed to locate a needed o-ring at Mcmaster Carr.? Google their catalog.
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George Onufer
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Re: Tips on repairing the stick attenuator in the HP86603A
Here is a video on repairing one of these attenuators:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eChxU90OgGk
The O-Rings are 2mm od x 1 mm id x 0.5mm thick.
Theses are used in watch
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Glenn Little
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Re: Tips on repairing the stick attenuator in the HP86603A
Hey Jeff. Have you measured one to check the size? I have several
sources that might be able to supply them -
73,
Bo L.
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Bo Lowrey W4FCL
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Re: Tips on repairing the stick attenuator in the HP86603A
Sounds like the universal problem of decaying O-rings Jeff.? They are easier to replace than source.
Dan
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Dan Rae
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Re: WANTED: HP 606B Sig Gen RF Output Attenuator Module A10
Hi Jeff,
I would be very grateful to receive it, whether it is for a 606A or 606B. Beggers can't be choosers! I'll await your advice. (Fingers crossed!).
Hi Kim,
It may also be possible for me to
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Graeme Dennes
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Re: Tips on repairing the stick attenuator in the HP86603A
Hi All!
Dont ask why, but I am resurrecting several HP 8660D generators with the HP86603A plugin. The attenuators are "sticky", get stuck in a certain position. If you have experience with this exact
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Jeff Kruth
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Re: HP Oscilloscope 1703A
Hi Ken
If you google "HP 1703a" the first hit is an operating and service manual. It's actually a 35MHz scope.
The HP memory project also has a nice article on the 1700 series.
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Paul Amaranth
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Re: Readings from 436A power meter using 82357B USB-GPIB?
Hello,
Final (?) findings.
Interactive IO in the Agilent Connection Expert seems not sufficient...
Running the code, accessing the VISA library immediately and _not_ using viScanf, but viRead seems
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Staffan
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Re: A homemade diode power sensor for HP meters
Boonton has always made some very nice equipment, I own a Boonton peak power meter that also reads CW power, down to about -70dBm and up to +10dBm, with provision for external 30dB pad via
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doug
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Re: Readings from 436A power meter using 82357B USB-GPIB?
Hello,
Absolutely - just how to do this on the 82357B? Hopefully very simple, but seems not to be available on the interactive IO. Any hints would be very much appreciated!
Regards,
? Staffan
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Staffan
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Re: HP Oscilloscope 1703A
Hi Ken
The operating and service manual is on the Keysight web site.
73 George G6HIG
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george edmonds
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HP Oscilloscope 1703A
Dear All.I have a faulty HP 1703A scope, it is mains / battery operated with dual supply input, 2 channel, 10 MHz, with some sort of storage facilities, S/N 1422A 01569 made in USA. Over the years I
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KEN WRIGHT
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Re: Readings from 436A power meter using 82357B USB-GPIB?
Just get the controller to "un-talk/un-listen" the 436, or use the GPIB
low level "Go To Local" function.? It'll then un-freeze it's display.
Regards.
Dave B (G0WBX)
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Dave_G0WBX
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Re: Readings from 436A power meter using 82357B USB-GPIB?
Hello,
I can't argue against, but my only experience is that I _can_ set the instrument in the state I want (REN active) and can read the output data when I deactivate REN, but not otherwise. I have
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Staffan
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Re: Issue with homemade diode power sensor for HP meters
Note also that some thermocouple power meters, such as my HP 434A Calorimetric Power Meter, can be completely calibrated with some basic equipment, such as a distortion analyzer, a 'scope, and (most
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Dale H. Cook <bridgewaterma@...>
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Re: Issue with homemade diode power sensor for HP meters
Thermocouple power sensors can be referenced to the DC volt, and
as such give you a connection between AC power and the standardized
DC volt.
You can't do that reliably with the diode type
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Chuck Harris
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Re: 50 ohm thermocouples was RE: [HP-Agilent-Keysight-equipment] Issue with homemade diode power sensor for HP meters
A bolometer is not a thermocouple sensor. What it is is a
small lightbulb filament in a vacuum that is exposed to the
RF power. When the filament starts to heat up, its electrical
resistance starts
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Chuck Harris
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FS 5086-1702
For sale 5086-1702 phase locked DRO 3.6 Ghz 2nd LO for E444XA (made by Elcom model S-1006A) : several units some used and tested for phase lock and power output (+2 dbm, in specs between +1 and +3),
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jfphp
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Re: Issue with homemade diode power sensor for HP meters
You mean apart from the fact that they are the only truly accurate RMS RF sensors, and that all calibration is referred back to this type of sensor?
David
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David C. Partridge
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