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What I find odd though is why it costs more to have more data, such as uncertainties. With the exception of perhaps a bit more ink from the printer, I can't see how it costs any more to provide data

Jose, I have an 8562A project as well that I haven't had time for yet. Hopefully in 2013. Joe

With respect to the different levels of calibration offered by Agilent it is important to note that the actual calibration procedure is the same for all them. The difference is in the 'deliverables'.

Hi, here is the manual for the Telequipment D43 Oscilloscope, it sounds like you just have the schematics. I used one years ago and now have one myself, though I'm not sure of its condition - on the

Hi Dan, Yes, I also found that and had ordered the parts. But I wanted to check that it would be OK after replacement, so I did that, errrrr.... temporal fix :-) (I didn't cut the transistor pins as

FWIW, I just did that. Pictures in the archive. -- Anders Gustafsson Engineer, CNE6, ASE Pedago, The Aaland Islands (N60 E20) www.pedago.fi phone +358 18 12060 mobile +358 40506 7099 fax +358 18

That's the best thing IMHO. There's a copy of one of Agilent's ISO 9001:2008 certificates at http://www.agilent.com/quality/EMG_ISO9001.pdf To quote the exact wording, which includes the word

Hi John, you must have missd my comment, but that was done. My friends eyesignt is better than me, and his mechanical engineering skills are better than me, so he fixed it for me using a needle file.

HElo All, I have here my old telequipment D43 on the work bench wich I try to restore. This is not a HP agilent device, but I've seen some posts here about the D43 The problem is I cannot get the

Thanks to all who replied. I will recommend factory calibration by Agilent. The reason the customer insists on an ISO 9000 rated calibration facility is that they are ISO 9000 rated and they think

I ran some tests on the Attenuator since these are highly suspect all the time because people put too much power into them. Lo and behold it looks like it is blown. I put in a -10 dbm signal and

Hello All, I'm looking for the screw on rack mount ears, plastic spacers, meter panels etc., used to mount HP gear into a rack. Any parts and pieces you would be willing to sell, would be

FWIW, it looks to me like a couple of strokes with a jeweler's needle file would fix that easily. The thread is only to hold the connector mated. Not perfect looking, but 100% functional

Dave wrote: Maybe there was only one qualified person? That would make him both the most qualified and the least qualified! </joke mode> 73 Eugene (not bottom posting, but interleave posting! Very

The problem is when some people top post and some bottom post on the same thread (seen often here and elsewhere). Either is fine as long as it is consistent. Otherwise you have to bounce between the

I just plan to live with everyone's personal preference. The issue of top posting vs. bottom posting doesn't make even my top five hundred things about which to be concerned. :) Dave

The original mouse had one button and nothing else (well, it had a wire for it's connection to the computer).

I'm in the UK anyway. But IIRC, the test port had to be alighned to an accuracy of 0.0001". As my friend said, at those sort of tollerances you need to have a well maintained temperature environment.

I'm a bit puzzled why some of these calibrations from Agilent cost significantly more than others. I assume (perhaps incorrectly), that all the calibrations of a certain VNA in one country would be

I have seen this same spelling in some Naval Electronic manuals. ? 73 Eugene W2HX ? Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2013 7:44 PM To: hp_agilent_equipment@... Cc: Lizeth Norman Subject: Re: