Re: 7603 no trace
Good Day, Quote: - I'm thinking Q872 and the other 2 transistors are OK. There's just not quite enough base current to turn on Q872, and the others. The collector of Q860 is only 2 volts. It should be
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magnustoelle
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#70173
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Total beginner with newly acquired 475 with issues
I am reviving an interest in electronics I had in my youth, my day job is a race car engineer, and I need to get a better grasp of electronics as cars and engine become ever more complex in their
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Chris Wilson
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#70172
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Re: Tekscopes at the Computer History Museum
Another interesting example of analog computer technology was the flight path computer for Nike missiles. The Nike was an early anti-missile system. These were closed loop systems which used radar
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ditter2
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#70171
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Re: TG501 option 1 connections
Hi to Both, I must admit there is something strange with the ribbon connectors used in the TG501A and I think also in the TG501 for the connection of the Multiplier Board to the Main Board. Except the
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Egge Siert <eggeja@...>
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#70170
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Re: SOT: Yet another HP 8640b range&peak deviation combination gears lot
To save other people the trouble of looking, he charges 16.50 Euros + 11 Euros shipping (to the US), or about $35 total for a gear. Don't know why he doesn't mention that when he posts.
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David DiGiacomo
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#70169
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Re: Power supply problem with Tek 2220
Hi, I downloaded the 2230 manual (thanks Tom...) to see how the PS was made, and then came to my mind a stupid question: is there a thermal shutdown board on your scope, and did you check it?
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Francis <jekker@...>
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#70168
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Re: Need Manual for Type W, SN 4560 & 5336
Hi Aaron, It seems that you have two Type W's with the FET-Frontend and the PWB for these. With SN 7000 and above this was standard. For this late versions a new Manual was printed. FET-Frontends
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Egge Siert <eggeja@...>
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#70167
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Re: SOT: Yet another HP 8640b range&peak deviation combination gears lot
Slightly Off Topic.. 4 more gears available now. Item no 320834621122. Hope this can help. Ciao. Emanuele.
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Emanuele Girlando
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#70166
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Sold: Tek DC510 TM500 Counter (parts or repair)
-- mailto:oz@... Oz POB 93167 Southlake, TX 76092 (Near DFW Airport)
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Oz-in-DFW
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#70165
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Re: 7T11 trace shifting left as time/div rotated.
Yes, the measurements ware taken with both the coarse and fine "time position" controls fully clockwise, but that gives me something extra to check on tomorrow. Regards, David Partridge
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David C. Partridge
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#70164
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Re: Power supply problem with Tek 2220
Got a temperature controlled desoldering station with an air pump? Mark
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Mark Wendt (Contractor) <mark.wendt@...>
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#70163
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FS: Tek DC510 TM500 Counter (parts or repair)
Unknown, untested, looks to be complete but clearly needs attention. Known issues: INST ID button is sticky Missing a side cover CHANNEL B BNC out of round, but looks reshapeable. ARM SMB is damaged
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Oz-in-DFW
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#70162
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FS: Tek 067-1039-01 TM500 Pattern Generator
Unknown, untested, looks to be in decent shape. High Res pics at http://www.ozindfw.net/sell/PattGen $50 or best offer +$15 shipping in US. International shipping is available, but you'll coverall
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Oz-in-DFW
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#70161
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Re: Need Manual for Type W, SN 4560 & 5336
Aaron; I believe you may be looking at a "W" with the front-end mod kit installed. I have several "W"s and an NIB mod kit. Will have to go diggin' though... Bernd Schroder
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tubesnthings@...
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#70160
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Full-time opening for a community leader for oscilloscope site
Hi there, I'm looking for a creative engineer/writer/community leader with some hands-on 'scope experience to run an online community focused on the use and application of that most critical of
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pman_sic
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#70159
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Re: Tekscopes at the Computer History Museum
Friend worked on the F16, Fly-By-Wire control system and computer. It is an Analog Computer. Turns out, digits were simply not fast enough and powerful (number crunching) enough to deal with the real
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Bernice Loui <rupunzels_window@...>
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#70158
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Re: Power supply problem with Tek 2220
Oh my, I see another long discussion starting :). I think that when a high ESR is seen, most of the time, the capacitance falls. At least that is my observation. But also, the power dissipated is
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Tom Miller
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Re: Tekscopes at the Computer History Museum
In the Navy in '65 I was treated to a visit inside an F4 Phantom simulator trailor. That was one big analog electromechanical maise on wheels. Analog computers laid the ground work for digital to take
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KB6NAX
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Re: Power supply problem with Tek 2220
Hello Tom, You are right, high ESR will have high ripple. But heat on cap = (V ripple rms)* (V ripple rms) / ESR (V ripple rms) depends on the capacitance. Higher capacitance --> less ripple Without
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Tan Chor Ming <jonray03@...>
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#70155
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Re: Power supply problem with Tek 2220
Hello Tan, You say: "The filtering caps are also warm (quite hot) which means that it is filtering the ripple and converting to heat. It's not an indication of good ESR though but poor ESR will have
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Tom Miller
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#70153
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