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Re: HP 141T Power Supply Help Needed
Bill, Q15 is the FET that is in the HV regulator circuit. The gate to the other leads will read open if the ohm meter is connected to back bias the junction. The question is what voltage is
By Michael Bafaro · #147186 ·
Re: Introduction
I agree. My typical layout is similar - a radial (90/45/0/-45/-90) distribution of shelving and tall carts that are all within easy reach (3'-6') of any project. Due to the projects as the picture was
By Radu Bogdan Dicher · #147185 ·
Re: HP 141T Power Supply Help Needed
Checking things out last night in the LV side of the HV supply, I saw on the edge of Q15 a small delamination. Very tough to see in that tight space but just enough to warrant further investigation.
By Bill Berzinskas · #147184 ·
Re: Introduction
A neet and compact layout. I had some equipment to shop carts after running out of roo on my bench. That made it easier to take to the Ca lab as well. [email protected]> wrote:
By Michael A. Terrell · #147183 ·
Re: Introduction
Fine, I'll bite. Only visible is the left side of the active part of my bench - pic from a few weeks ago, with the projects then, as I'm too comfortable in my living room arm chair right now (where
By Radu Bogdan Dicher · #147182 ·
Re: Introduction
Welcome! Since it seems the thing to share lab pictures:
By Harold Foster · #147181 ·
Re: KO4BB manuals site error
Now same here in Italy. The whole site works except the "Manuals"
By maurit · #147180 ·
Re: 8566B Attenuator Service
Hi, In my memories, as someone who graduated as an EE in microelectronics technologies, arsenic is probably the most benign stuff you'll find at a fab. I still remember one occasion, when we had a
By Szabolcs Szigeti · #147179 ·
Re: 8566B Attenuator Service
HF is a calcium seeker. The official treatment is calcium gluconate gel. If you do get suspected skin contact flushing with milk is a first aid alternative. Surprisingly some rust stain removers sold
By Robert G8RPI · #147178 ·
Re: 8566B Attenuator Service
HF will etch SiO2 so its use in semiconductor manufacturing sounds plausible. Aside: whoever thinks that semiconductor fabs are environmentally friendly, not so much. Think GaAs (GAAS) for example. As
By Wilko Bulte · #147177 ·
Re: HP-IB connector screws
I've been thru that very recently, trying to find such screws for an IEEE-488 converter product I'm about to release. They are metric M3.5-0.6 screws, and available in a variety of lengths on Amazon.
By Steve Hendrix · #147176 ·
Re: HP-IB connector screws
It'll be difficult to find this screw/nut combination anywhere. Regarding the thread. From Wikipedia: All instruments I had my hands on personally were M3.5. -Alex
By Alexander Huemer · #147175 ·
HP-IB connector screws
Hello everyone, I am trying to find the screw/nuts which are used to mount the HP-IB connector on the back panel of instruments, and which also secure the cable to the connector (a photo is
By Joel Setton · #147174 ·
Re: 8566B Attenuator Service
Mark, it's even worse stuff than that if you look into it. At one time they used to use it to frost glass with as no other acid (I can think of) attacks glass. When hydroflouric acid eats through your
By Jinxie · #147173 ·
Re: Introduction
Jim. Welcome! This is a great group with a lot of collective wisdom. Here is my Lab, 73s, glydeck, KD6NEW glydeck.blogspot.com
By Glydeck · #147172 ·
Re: Introduction
Welcome Jim! Here's my bench.? A lab within a lab (work as an in-house engineer for a biotech company).
By Frank Mashockie · #147171 ·
Re: Introduction
I'd love to see other benches! On another forum I've seen some "benches" that were to die for personal warehouses of wonderfully organized storage and spacious workbenches. Some of the minimalist
By Jim · #147170 ·
Re: HP 5245L: unknown chassis capacitor
If you could locate Air Force Technical Order 33A1-10-76-1 or 33A1-10-76-32 you might find a schematic for the counter that includes this modification. Greg
By Greg Muir · #147169 ·
Re: HP 5245L: unknown chassis capacitor
I just managed to find the worn bearing fans that I pulled out of my 5245 counters. They are the Spartan type SL fan which is a fan designed for reliable military applications. The series number is
By Greg Muir · #147168 ·
Re: 8566B Attenuator Service
hydrofluoric acid Nasty indeed! If I recall (40 year old memory) this is used for IC fab, at least back in the day. When I started at HP, they talked about it. It would not attack your flesh (went
By Mark Bielman · #147167 ·