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It may be simpler to add wire lead cuttings to an SMD package and encapsulate in hotglue for proper part spec. match up.

Ok, that just BEGS the question: ?What do any of us *amateurs* need such a fast scope for? ?DIY Nuclear physics experiments? ?Home brew nuclear bomb igniters? ?Ultra fast laser pulses? ?Time of

Peter said "Perhaps that may be due to the lack of reasonable international cost shipping options and the relative fragility of the instruments. " I think it's historic export control. MCPs are used

Bill, Thanks for that very practical recommendation regarding the Molex connector issue with overheating. Soldering. There are still 14 pins on the PS motherboard and I presume that the soldering

Office, son¡¯s old room, garden shed, lockup. A case of strong TEA. Craig Sent: 21 July 2017 18:31 To: hp_agilent_equipment@... Subject: RE: [hp_agilent_equipment] Analog vs Digital

This is the output when I try and open this file: *Warning*: include(/mnt/den2-pri1-mnt/code/code/pb-htdocs/public/galleryd/desktop.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in

A serious case of TEA (Test Equipment Acquisition syndrome) J Dave Sent: 21 July 2017 17:41 To: hp_agilent_equipment@... Subject: Re: [hp_agilent_equipment] Analog vs Digital Oscilloscopes

The 710x series is that fast, but the CRT has a limited life due to the MCP. It doesn't make a good bench scope unless you need what it does (intensifying a very low duty cycle aberrant pulse, for

Hello, same problem here - I ran out of lab space. But I will buy a bigger lab soon ;) Tam With best regards Tam Hanna --- NEW: Enjoy electronics? Like seeing oscilloscopes get repaired? Please

Hmmm.... makes me want to get one. ?they are within reach on e-bay.... but NO. ? I can't expand anymore. ?I'll stick to my "slow" 7854. ? Dan

Perhaps that may be due to the lack of reasonable international cost shipping options and the relative fragility of the instruments. Peter

Hi George... So there is no access to the local oscillator without adding option 010? Is the only option for a TG the official HP module? / Gerry

That might well be the situation in the US; they are as rare as hen's teeth elsewhere on the planet.

Hi Henrik if you want a simple single wire ended pin diode you might find something like the older 5082-3001 or 3002 might work in that application. They are only specc'd down to 10MHz in my very old

7103/4's aren't that rare, see them all the time at fleas for $100-300 and usually with plugins. I only have the R7103 as I wanted that form factor. Peter

Indeed, and that is the slow set of plates. Think vertical for the real speed. -Chuck Harris David DiGiacomo telists@... [hp_agilent_equipment] wrote:

Hi Dan, I think there is a math error, but its only physics, so close is pretty good. That is why I said "The 7104... operates in this region". Imagine what would have come next if tektronix had made

Hi Gerry Option 010 is the tracking generator and the LO port is part of it. 8591A's with option 010 do appear from time to time, albeit at a price. A quick way of determining of option 010 is fitted

I have a Schlumberger 4002 signal generator, I need help with a pin diode in this unit. The pin diode is QPND 4709 (HP manuafacture), I can't find it anywhere, I am looking for this or a replacement

I am about to buy a HP 8591A SA for what seems like a good price, given availability of these units in Ireland (€400). However, it does not have the TG fitted, and when I look at the back, the LO