Re: 7000-series power-hungry plug-ins
Regarding this pdf of 7000 series currents ..... I am unfamiliar with the terms Foldback currents and ULU.
Can some-one please explain??
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tinkera123
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#151675
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Re: 2445A calibration
On Sat, Oct 13, 2018 at 12:22 AM, Craig Cramb wrote:
Hi Craig,
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> So I would guess that what you are meaning is the internal switch in the PG506
> needs to be set to DC instead of Square Wave.
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This
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Raymond Domp Frank
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#151674
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Re: 2445A calibration
So I would guess that what you are meaning is the internal switch in the PG506 needs to be set to DC instead of Square Wave.
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Craig Cramb
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#151673
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Re: Tek 2467B
Here is a link to Dr. Holden's very interesting and informative article on this subject:
http://worldphaco.com/uploads/TEKTRONIX_2465b_OSCILLOSCOPE_CALIBRATION___REPOWERING_THE_DS1225.pdf
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John Ferguson
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#151672
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Re: Tek 2467B
Thanks for that, Chuck
Raymond
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Raymond Domp Frank
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#151671
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Re: 2445A calibration
Thank you, Chuck, for clarifying that the calibrator output is 0V to requested level positive 1KHz.
Then it seems that I've done nothing wrong till now. But was defeated by LIMIT problem. I'll try
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Max Vlasov
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#151670
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Re: 2445A calibration
Not that it matters much, but Tektronix used the 68B02
microprocessor here, rather than the 6502. They are both
substantially similar, and there are quite good assemblers
and disassemblers available
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Chuck Harris <cfharris@...>
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#151669
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Free to a good home - again :-)
Dear All,
Free to a good home, to be collected in Cirencester UK. 7704A 4 slot
mainframe. It lights up but the intensity is playing up a bit so some TLC
is required. I do not have the time to
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Robin_Birch
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#151668
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Re: 2445A calibration
The signals from the PG506, while in calibrate voltage
mode are all 0 to whatever positive volts... not bipolar.
The calibration routine CAL02 does *n0t* always tell you
about an out of range
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Chuck Harris <cfharris@...>
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#151667
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Re: Tek 2467B
OOPS! See typo below:
Chuck Harris wrote:
^
10^14
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Chuck Harris <cfharris@...>
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#151666
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Re: 155-0004-01 Tektronix Parts
Their web sites shows availability but their checkout system is disabled. I
called the phone number, and was told to enter the info into Ebay, and it
would show up if they still had stock, which they
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Tom Bowers
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#151665
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Re: 155-0004-01 Tektronix Parts
Does this help?
https://www.surplusselect.com/products/up-to-2-new-tektronix-integrated-circuits-155-0004-01
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Bob Albert <bob91343@...>
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#151664
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Re: 155-0004-01 Tektronix Parts
I have two 576 Curve Tracers. One has everything working perfectly and the
other has readout problems in the Beta display. I have two BAD and one good
155-0004-01 ICs. I know the problem is this part
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Tom Bowers
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#151663
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Re: 2445A calibration
Chuck,
I've noticed too the same weird behavior of the pots on the front panel. It's like the FW value isn't synchronized to the real pot position unless the whole CW-CCW-desired position swing could
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Max Vlasov
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#151662
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Re: 2445A calibration
Alas, I don't use my 2465As or 2465s anymore.....gone digital etc.
I keep them as I used to dream of owning them back as an undergrad. Used PDP 11, Commodore 64, Atari ST, Amiga 4000 back in the days
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Ancel
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#151661
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Re: Tek 2467B
Hugo Holden did a quick calculation using his logic analyzer,
and the FRAM datasheet, and came up with the following:
Ramtron claims the FM16W08 cells should operate for 10^14 R/W cycles.
The life
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Chuck Harris <cfharris@...>
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#151660
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Re: Tek 2467B
On Fri, Oct 12, 2018 at 04:34 PM, Chuck Harris wrote:
Hi Chuck,
You're writing:
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> 99% (hopeless exaggeration) of the NVRAM is not calibration
> constants, but rather operating memory for the 6802.
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Raymond Domp Frank
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#151659
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Re: 2445A calibration
The DAC outputs differential currents, which are converted to voltages
across R2520 and R2521. The centerpoint of those two is the 1.36V
reference, which itself is derived from the DAC through U2521,
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Sigur?ur ?sgeirsson
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#151658
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Re: Tek 2467B
Consider what you guys routinely do to your scopes in the name
of repair/restoration/polishing, and then think on the value of
your NVRAM's contents:
1) replace burned out attenuators, and vertical
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Chuck Harris <cfharris@...>
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#151657
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Re: 2445A calibration
Wouldn't it be nice to have a copy of the source for that code.
It would be fun to fix those things.
Regards
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Tom Miller
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#151656
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