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Re: Frequency Counter 5340A
After looking at the diagram, it appears that the two secondary windings deliver the same voltage, enough to supply 21VDC at 100 mA total after rectification and filtering.? I have no idea why two
By Bob Albert <bob91343@...> · #121886 ·
Re: Bad HP436A power meter
Hello All! Maybe someone has seen this: I have a bad HP436A power meter. I have a good one to test it against. The boards from the bad one, swapped one at a time into the good one, all test good. The
By Jeff Kruth · #121885 ·
Frequency Counter 5340A
Gentlemen, I have a Model 5340A frequency counter with the? 001 option ( High Stability Oscillator) This option is powered from a transformer Marked 9100-3021 One of the primary windings has gone
By David Hopkins · #121884 ·
Re: E5071C the program can't working
It sounds like someone deleted the licenses before selling the instrument. Best bet is to contact Keysight Service, They may be able to restore the licensing or if the customer transferred the RTU
By Scott McGrath · #121883 ·
Re: 8594E input attenuator issue?
Pad 4 is definitely messed up. I wonder if that outfit Greg just mentioned would sell parts for self-repair? Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2022 5:17 PM To: [email protected]
By Tom via Metronet · #121882 ·
Re: 8594E input attenuator issue?
Inducing 1v DC at the output with a 50 Ohm terminator (using a T adapter, one end is connected to terminator, the other is the DC feed through a 50ohm coax and the other end is connected to the output
By Nicolas Mailloux · #121881 ·
Re: 8594E input attenuator issue?
If you can all afford it and require precision operation of your spectrum analyzer these guys provide immaculate service for attenuators. I have used them for repairs and receive back a like-new unit
By Greg Muir · #121880 ·
Re: 8594E input attenuator issue?
BTW, I was wrong about a 40 dB section, which I discovered after looking at the Service Guide. There is such a section in that model. I suspect that since it only had to meet performance specs up to
By Tom via Metronet · #121879 ·
Re: 8594E input attenuator issue?
The through readings will vary with the value of the attenuation, but the to-ground readings should all be close to 50 Ohms with a 50 Ohm termination in place, as you said you did. I took a quick look
By Tom via Metronet · #121878 ·
Re: 8594E input attenuator issue?
50-ohm termination is needed to get the correct attenuation but for measuring resistances it is not needed. From your earlier measurements it looks like: PAD2 is 20dB section PAD3 is 40dB section PAD4
By Ozan · #121877 ·
Re: 8594E input attenuator issue?
Hi! I put a 50ohm termination on the input side and measured at the output. PAD 2 and 3 are giving 50 ohm, while PAD 4 is measuring 61.1 ohm as my previous measurements did. Sent: 20 janvier 2022
By Nicolas Mailloux · #121876 ·
Re: 8594E input attenuator issue?
Hi, Remember that an attenuator must be terminated in 50 ohms to have the correct attenuation. You could do a simple test with your DMM, with the attenuator assembled (except for the cover over the
By Askild · #121875 ·
Re: 8594E input attenuator issue?
Ozan : These measurements are from input to output. PAD 2 : 81.69 ohm PAD 3 : 98.04 ohm PAD 4 : 51.65 ohm These are from input to ground : PAD 2 : 51.05 ohm PAD 3 : 49.95 ohm PAD 4 : 60.96 Ohm There
By Nicolas Mailloux · #121874 ·
Re: 8594E input attenuator issue?
Both service manual and CLIP show 10dB/20dB/40dB sections. The pads have three terminals, input/output/ground (input/output being symmetric). Ground is connected to the metal frame. ?Are above
By Ozan · #121873 ·
Re: 8566 5.2V supply
The 1854-0441 is NOT a diode. All 1854-.... parts are NPN transistors Cheers! Bruce Quoting RubenRubio <rubenrb2019@...>:
By Bruce · #121872 ·
HP 89441A / 89431A RF Section Help
My 89441A Vector Signal Analyzer has stopped working with its 89431A RF section, with an error message saying the reference oscillator is unlocked.? I have confirmed that there is no signal coming
By Murray Johnson VE3KNO · #121871 ·
Re: 8566 5.2V supply
Thank you!!!
By Francesco Ledda · #121870 ·
Re: 8594E input attenuator issue?
n8zmTWH@...<mailto:n8zmTWH@...> : I do not have/searched the schematics of my particular ATT. I based my assumptions on a previous post from someone that attached schematics.
By Nicolas Mailloux · #121869 ·
Re: 8594E input attenuator issue?
Using the p-p amplitudes shown in the lower left corner of the screen, I calculate 20 dB where you said 40, and 30 dB where you said 50. Are you sure that is a 40 dB section, as that is kind of
By Tom via Metronet · #121868 ·
Re: E5071C the program can't working
Been known to happen.? You have an ENA, but 5 to 10 years ago I worked with a PNA (lucky me) that developed a pathological cal set.? Even "touching" that cal set crashed the Windows operating
By Jim Ford · #121867 ·