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Note that you can land close enough with some reasonable like 1% 50 ppm common resistors, at least to get it running and make sure that's the only problem before investing in a fancy resistor. You

They'll also be happy to make it 15.82K, as they're laser-trimming the part to exact value. [email protected]> wrote:

Ed, TCC makes bulk foil (for Vishay) in count one (literally) for about $20-40. For instance, a Z201 which is 0.2ppm TC at 0.1% runs $23.29 plus shipping. Radu. [email protected]> wrote:

Dave, Depending on how valuable the repair is for you (and hence how much you're willing to invest in this part), you could consider ordering the resistor from TCC (Texas Components Corporation -

Those kind of resistors are custom values and high performance, so a direct replacement will probably need a junked donor unit. You can buy a new custom one but it might cost a couple hundred bucks

Bought a 6114A a few years ago, as received it was stuck outputting ~ 38V and the meter selector switch was not working.? Bored, I finally decided to get it working last night.? Cleaned the

If one of you don't need anymore a A7A1 Linear board, A7A2 control board or A7A3 inverter board, please let me know. I'm looking for these board for my HP 8663A Best regards FHTV7

Ahhh! Don't know why I keep doing that.

Mark, It's not 08291-61020.? It is 08921-61020. --John Gord

I have an HP8753E which I was repairing and because I couldn't find the front window piece, I purchased an HP8753ES parts unit.? ?Currently the E unit (6 GHz) works but the ES unit is just a partial

Yes. Calling Rick on Monday. I'm confused by the part numbers. I was in fact misreading mine: it's 08291 -61020. Even with that, HP Parts has no match for that. (?) I also looked up 08920-68127 (from

Dear All, today I was successfull in updating the NFA. Obviously the Windows 11 created disks are not readable for the N8973A. Beside of Antoine's hint to use a XP based computer (which worked) I was

Look like that will work, thanks. Gary Sent: Friday, November 22, 2024 6:24 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [HP-Agilent-Keysight-equipment] 8341B fan replacement? Gary, For

Yves, Since I missed the notification of your last post, just a quick update to clarify. I restored the board, just using the original resistors. No change in function of the SA was observed though. I

Talk to Rick at Amtronix. www.amtronix.com ( http://www.amtronix.com ). He has sparesand repair services. Are you sure about the part numbers? Keysight say that is a cable

Marco, Comparison between your board, my board and part list version E Part list E version For R93 5.62k 1% For R101 5.62k 1% Your board without modif (8591E) For R93 5.62k 1% For R101 5.62k 1% My

Gary, For filter material I use McMaster-Carr 2195K305, “Mildew-resistant reusable air filter roll, 1/8” thick, 60 pores per inch” 73, Steve WB0DBS

There is some discussion on this on other forums, I am considering the lower RPM, fan. Not pleased about the tight fit on the height, but it appears to be the only one available. I guess these motors/

Gary, check this out: /g/HP-Agilent-Keysight-equipment/message/103480 I wonder if the 1350 / 1700 rpm model is good enough for room temperature operation. Vladan

I Have no modifications on my PCB A14