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Anyone with a 3586B A80 board?
I g?o?t? ?r?i?p?p?e?d? ?o?f?f? picked up a 3586B at the Raleigh, NC hamfest this weekend, and the "gentleman" who sold it to me assured me it powered up with no problems, he and his
By Matt Harris · #143194 ·
Re: 5328A counter
So I had to look it up after thinking some. The transformer circuit is pretty conventional, so should be easy to troubleshoot. The transformer is always activated, so the OCXO option can run always,
By Ed Breya · #143193 ·
Re: 5328A counter
My long-term memory for short-term events could be entirely wrong on this, but I recall working on some 3528As (all ultimately junked out) long ago, and vaguely that there's an "electronic" power
By Ed Breya · #143192 ·
Re: 5328A counter
That is a dual primary power transformer, with a selector switch. Dirt contacts in the switch It looks like it is on the rear panel, next to the fuseholder. If run on 240, a single bad winding would
By Michael A. Terrell · #143191 ·
Re: 5328A counter
If you have verified that there is proper voltage at the primary itself, and the absence of any output from the secondary without any shorting of the latter, then I think you're able to draw the
By Tom Lee · #143190 ·
Re: Service Notes on HPWiki
Nice work! :) If you ever come across anything for the 8160A, I'd be super appreciative! Thanks for all your efforts! Jared
By Jared Cabot · #143189 ·
Looking for internal photos of 04284-65007 'Interface Box'
I'm looking to build myself an 04284-65007 Interface Box' to aid in performance testing my LCR meters. From the 4263B manual, I have been able to mostly infer the connections to the 'DC Bias'
By Jared Cabot · #143188 ·
Re: 5328A counter
Well, assuming you are measuring 120 V actually across the transformer primary windings (BLK/YEL & BLK or BLK/RED & BLK/GRN) and the line voltage selector switch? is correctly set (and working) and
By Adrian Nicol · #143187 ·
5328A counter
I have recently replaced most of the electrolytic caps and the on/switch on this device.? Instead of inconsistently turning on and off, it will not turn on at all.? The standby light does not?
By Joe White · #143186 ·
Re: 8510C - calibration 3.5/sma
BTW, SMA (normally to 18 GHz), 3.5 mm (to 26.5 GHz), and 2.92 mm (K connector, to 40 GHz) are mechanically compatible. 2.4 mm (to 50 GHz) and smaller will not mate with those 3 (long story about HPAK
By Jim Ford · #143185 ·
Re: Service Notes on HPWiki
I was looking for a product note ... no longer available on Keysight ... (or anywhere else I could find that wasn't behind a paywall) but I found it here! Great resource, thanks.
By vk2bea · #143184 ·
Re: HP 427A no DC offset adj. pot
The only option listed on mine is H32. I read somewhere that referred to the line fuse. The yellow calibration sticker has the comment ¡°Battery not used. Use line voltage for TI power
By Leon · #143183 ·
Re: 8510C - calibration 3.5/sma
Only use SMA to 3.5mm adaptors on the cables if the DUT has 3.5mm connectors. Otherwise you are just adding another variable.
By Robert G8RPI · #143182 ·
Re: 8510C - calibration 3.5/sma
Leon¡­ When you perform a calibration, you need a short, open, load, and thru. It looks like you have pulled up all the standards all of the defined standards in that kit. Note that there are
By Tom via Metronet · #143181 ·
Re: 8510C - calibration 3.5/sma
Any ideas, what the red circled elements are for?
By LeonP · #143180 ·
Re: HP8757C CORRUPTED EEPROM
You will need to readjust the unit Ing. Patricio A. Greco Taller Aeron¨¢utico de Reparaci¨®n 1B-349 Organizaci¨®n de Mantenimiento Aeron¨¢utico de la Defensa OMAD-001 Gral. Mart¨ªn Rodr¨ªguez 2159 San
By Patricio A. Greco · #143179 ·
Re: HP8757C CORRUPTED EEPROM
Few lines of U26 content (B and R) found corrupted. By analogy with channel A and through many attempts, I managed to restore 100% of the original values. I attach my original U4 & U26 files, maybe it
By YO4HFU · #143178 ·
Re: HP8757C CORRUPTED EEPROM
Hi Robert, Take a look at this post, as well as rest of the thread: /g/HP-Agilent-Keysight-equipment/message/108728 If you need more copies of eeproms, I can also get you a copy.
By Askild · #143177 ·
Re: Caution: No IF Found
You are Right!. Its more easy with experience. I know the 8510C failure (No IF ¡­ ) and there are 2 more probable causes as I described on earlier emails. I see that HP troubleshooting warranties a
By Patricio A. Greco · #143176 ·
Re: Caution: No IF Found
Correct, I see that they no longer have the schematic manual on line but the user manuals, basic service manual, and the troubleshooting manuals can be found easily. Since the 8360 series generators
By Richard Parrish · #143175 ·