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I spotted my mistake as well. The only 10811- I had in my junk box was a -60111 but I decided to try it in spite of not being specified for PN anyway. I also decided to replace a few capacitors around

Hello, You can find it here: http://www.ko4bb.com/getsimple/index.php?id=manuals&dir=01_ROM_Images_and_Drivers/HP_8340B Regards

It has a looser spec than the standard 10811D/E: Ref https://www.febo.com/pages/hp10811/HP10811-Specs.pdf

The OCXO part number is *08662* -60085 not 10811-60085 This is the part number for a rebuilt 10811-60111 Hope this helps

And if you want to do a first-order correction for fringing, replace the length with [length + 0.9*radius]. This correction is important if the coil length is not very much greater than the radius.

The basic OCXO is used in many products. Look at the 3325 A/B manual or the 53334 A/D manuals It may vave one of several interface boards The 3325 simply alows it to e chassis mounted, while the

Dear Colleagues, Would someone be able to send me the 1992 firmware files for the 8341B sweeper? Unfortunately, I can't find it anywhere. Best regards, Wojciech

Forum, Trying to figure out what version of the 10811- oscillator that has the suffix 60085 is, what is the spec it has and what version that can replace it. This suffix -60085 is not listed when

Thanks, everyone; all noted. I believe that should nail it, now.

Hi Jinxie, Back to the fundamentals! L=n2.mu.S/l With mu=1.26.10-6 as your inductor is on air? S in sq meters l in meters This usually works well for me! Hope this helps Jinxie Renaud

I forgot to mention, the values for voltage match what I read on the output pins on the PCB.

Thanks for the info… Yeah, I know, you’re right, I should have thought it through before hooking things up, but I’ve charged these types of batteries many times without incident, but… Anyway,

I'm using ready-made masks like these: https://www.ebay.de/itm/362956359792 Christian Am 25. November 2024 02:45:41 MEZ schrieb "Eric Garner via groups.io" <garnere@...>:

How did you connect the LC to the analyzer? Any cable? If yes, did you perform the VNA cal at the DUT end of the cable? Tom -- Prof. Thomas H. Lee Allen Ctr., Rm. 205 420 Via Palou Mall Stanford

What are you using for the mask? Cut silicone sheet or silicone o-rings -Eric <christian.stromberg@...> wrote:

Just sweep it wider - you'll find the L value at some point. Ed

Hi John, Yes, that makes perfect sense and thanks for the very precise description. Unfortunately, it's not what I'm getting. I suspect I've wound the inductor according to the wrong formula and it's

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Marco, A1 : PIN 9 U9 (-1dB) A2 : PIN 6 U9 (-2dB) A3 : PIN 13 U10 (-4dB) A4 : PIN 9 U10 (-8dB) A5 : PIN 2 U10 (-16dB) G1 : PIN 12 U9 (+10dB) G2 : PIN 5 U10 (+20dB) G3 : PIN 3 U9 (+20dB) You have 34dB

Yves, I had a look at measuring the gain control lines to A12. I saw the control is coming from U107 and U111 on the analog interface and running over the mainboard to A12. It would be best to measure