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Re: 3457a on the way
Jeff, The history of the 3457A on the way to you doesn't seem unreasonable. If it was built in the early to mid 90's it may have been calibrated annually until 97, and a year later when it was due
By Steve - Home · #48643 ·
Re: DIY: Repair of HP 8568B Step Attenuators - another question...
Tom, The dimensions are .039" ID, .024" xsection diameter, and the originals were made of nitrile. I haven't had an 8568 attenuator apart but maybe one of the list members can verify if HP used the
By Steve - Home · #48642 ·
Re: DIY: Repair of HP 8568B Step Attenuators - another question...
Do you guys have the dimensions or a suggested part number for replacements? Since these are for the 8568, they would most likely be used in other units. If they have a minimum quantity, maybe a group
By Tom Miller <tmiller11147@...> · #48640 ·
Re: 3457a on the way
I didn't know that's how the revisions numbers worked. So the one I have on the way is 1991 revision. Interesting. I do fully plan on sending the meter off to Agilent, assuming it doesn't have any
By Jeff Machesky · #48641 ·
Re: DIY: Repair of HP 8568B Step Attenuators - another question...
Thanks Karl - I've emailed them to see if they will sell in small quantities. Steve K.
By Steve - Home · #48639 ·
Re: 3457a on the way
The battery looks like it is original, so it could theoretically be up to 25 years old based on the oft-quoted adage that adding 60 to the first two digits of the sn prefix gives the year of the
By Steve - Home · #48638 ·
Re: HP 11660A Shunt for HP 8556A
Martin and all: I built a shunt conforming to the information Martin provided and reran the test. The results were approximately the same. The same 10 readings were within the specifications and
By KJ5RV · #48637 ·
Re: Hypothetical question about S-parameter test sets
Context- I have an N2PK VNA and it works great. It offers 90dB dynamic range which is not bad although I would like to improve that if possible. By comparison the Array Solutions products only offer
By james.schatzman · #48636 ·
Re: Hypothetical question about S-parameter test sets
<james.schatzman@...> wrote: What would be your idea - create a unit controlled via USB and have a PC as the interface? Like this sort of
By David Kirkby <david.kirkby@...> · #48635 ·
Re: Pozi-Drive bits
By David M · #48634 ·
Re: DIY: Repair of HP 8568B Step Attenuators - another question...
Ran across these guys while designing a gas analyzer. They make all kinds of 0-Rings. http://www.applerubber.com/ Karl
By Karl Schmeer · #48633 ·
Re: Oscilloscopes - analog but with digital capability?
wrote: Could you point out any examples of DSOs that do this? All of the modern ones I am familiar with rely on high real time sample rates and post processing to prevent aliasing if the
By David Hess · #48632 ·
Re: Oscilloscopes - analog but with digital capability?
Dave Jones on eevblog reckons you need a sample rate of 10 times the maximum frequency you want to display in single shot mode. Can't say I disagree with him on that. So a sample rate of 40MS/s can
By Orin Eman · #48631 ·
Re: 3457a on the way
Thanks for the information Steve. Hopefully mine will have the 3.6 volt battery seeing as how it has the newer serial number prefix. How old do you figure your battery is to still have that voltage
By Jeff Machesky · #48630 ·
Re: Oscilloscopes - analog but with digital capability?
Speaking of old scopes, the first digital scope I got circa 1986 was a Tek with a sample rate around 20 or 50 Msps, bandwidth 100 or 200 MHz. For repetitive signals it dithered the sample clock to
By erich_schlecht · #48629 ·
Re: DIY: Repair of HP 8568B Step Attenuators - another question...
I've got an attenuator for an 8672A that suffers from failed O-rings. In this case it appears someone used something nasty to try to clean the spring contacts and attenuator pads and whatever was
By Steve - Home · #48628 ·
Re: 3457a on the way
Joe and all, I just had a quick look inside my 3457A again. Mine has the 3.0 volt lithium battery, SAFT LX-1634. Obsolete at Agilent, as is the newer battery. Google was no help either. Mine
By Steve - Home · #48627 ·
Re: Oscilloscopes - analog but with digital capability?
Hi Peter, As I said, "any competently designed DSO". An analog scope gives you the full vertical bandwidth regardless of the timebase setting. A competently designed DSO should also. You can be a
By Chuck Harris · #48626 ·
Re: Oscilloscopes - analog but with digital capability?
I hadn't thought of that. I will swab things down with some De-oxit to help clean things up. Peter
By Peter Gottlieb <hpnpilot@...> · #48625 ·
Re: Oscilloscopes - analog but with digital capability?
But it's not just filtering above the Nyquist. There are other ways a sampling digital scope can give you a wrong picture of reality. If all of these scopes ran their digitizers constantly at full
By Peter Gottlieb <hpnpilot@...> · #48624 ·