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3325A A-Cal Failed.


Mark
 

Hello All,


I am having trouble tracking down a MC1495 or SG1495 or 1826-0437.

Its a 'wideband linear 4-quadrant multiplier' used in the AM and
Amplitude levelling in a 3325A.

Does anyone sell this chip anymore?

Is there a functional / electrical equivalent?


Best regards,
Mark.

PS I have 3x A3 boards, all with the same problem!
Symptom is A-Cal fail, All 3 self test fail.
The voltages around this IC are all wrong.

mcs


lothar baier
 

Have you tried ebay ?

Mark <marks@...> wrote: Hello All,

I am having trouble tracking down a MC1495 or SG1495 or 1826-0437.

Its a 'wideband linear 4-quadrant multiplier' used in the AM and
Amplitude levelling in a 3325A.

Does anyone sell this chip anymore?

Is there a functional / electrical equivalent?

Best regards,
Mark.

PS I have 3x A3 boards, all with the same problem!
Symptom is A-Cal fail, All 3 self test fail.
The voltages around this IC are all wrong.

mcs






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John Day
 

At 09:02 AM 11/20/2007, you wrote:

Hello All,

I am having trouble tracking down a MC1495 or SG1495 or 1826-0437.

Its a 'wideband linear 4-quadrant multiplier' used in the AM and
Amplitude levelling in a 3325A.

Does anyone sell this chip anymore?
It has been obsolete for some time.

Although I have never tried this trick in a 3325A, I have used the
Analog Devices AD633 (readily available from DigiKey and others) in
other applications where I originally used the MC1495. It might be
worth some investigation.

I don't think I have the schematics of the 3325A, but if you can post
or email me the appropriate section I can try to sketch something out for you.

John Day
Toronto



Is there a functional / electrical equivalent?

Best regards,
Mark.

PS I have 3x A3 boards, all with the same problem!
Symptom is A-Cal fail, All 3 self test fail.
The voltages around this IC are all wrong.

mcs


lothar baier
 

try , they are not cheap, about $5 ea


Mark <marks@...> wrote:
Hello All,

I am having trouble tracking down a MC1495 or SG1495 or 1826-0437.

Its a 'wideband linear 4-quadrant multiplier' used in the AM and
Amplitude levelling in a 3325A.

Does anyone sell this chip anymore?

Is there a functional / electrical equivalent?

Best regards,
Mark.

PS I have 3x A3 boards, all with the same problem!
Symptom is A-Cal fail, All 3 self test fail.
The voltages around this IC are all wrong.

mcs






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Hi,

I have repaired a few 3325a synthesizers. I have found that the Sample /Hold switches U20 and U24 have been broken.

These are quad devices, only three channels are used in each application. Sometimes swapping them will fix the problem.

If you have a manual check service group I

The part is an LF13331D. The part is obsolete.

A similar, inter-changeable part is used in the 3336 synthesizer/level generators.


Good luck !!

John Barnes

---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: John Day <johnday@...>
Reply-To: hp_agilent_equipment@...
Date: Tue, 20 Nov 2007 09:15:50 -0500

At 09:02 AM 11/20/2007, you wrote:

Hello All,

I am having trouble tracking down a MC1495 or SG1495 or 1826-0437.

Its a 'wideband linear 4-quadrant multiplier' used in the AM and
Amplitude levelling in a 3325A.

Does anyone sell this chip anymore?
It has been obsolete for some time.

Although I have never tried this trick in a 3325A, I have used the
Analog Devices AD633 (readily available from DigiKey and others) in
other applications where I originally used the MC1495. It might be
worth some investigation.

I don't think I have the schematics of the 3325A, but if you can post
or email me the appropriate section I can try to sketch something out for you.

John Day
Toronto



Is there a functional / electrical equivalent?

Best regards,
Mark.

PS I have 3x A3 boards, all with the same problem!
Symptom is A-Cal fail, All 3 self test fail.
The voltages around this IC are all wrong.

mcs









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MC1495s are available from Jameco.

findchips.com is a good resource for locating these "obsolete, but not
hopeless yet" parts.