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Re: 485 super weak brightness control
The relay doesn't change state until you hit 200ns. It could still be bad but I don't see how it could create the behavior you are seeing. The good news is it is on a socket, you can easily pull it
By Ozan · #180835 ·
Re: 485 super weak brightness control
K1242: They are well-known points of failure, which has been described several times, can't point you somewhere though. Have a look at TekWiki. Raymond
By Raymond Domp Frank · #180834 ·
Re: 485 super weak brightness control
Sorry: 50 ns - 580 ns Raymond
By Raymond Domp Frank · #180833 ·
Re: 485 super weak brightness control
I must have a failed relay in the B board. Any idea what these are? They are labeled tektronix but are they replaceable with something commonly obtainable?
By Ondrej Pavelka · #180832 ·
Re: 485 super weak brightness control
A time/div, pulse length B gate (A and B interlocked): 1 ns - 75ns 2 ns - 80 ns 5 ns - 120 ns 10 ns - 120 ns 20 ns - 230 ns 50 ns - 58 ns 100 ns - 1.1 us 200 ns - 2.2 us 500 ns - 5.5 us 1 us - 11 us 2
By Raymond Domp Frank · #180831 ·
Re: 485 super weak brightness control
What mine does is following 1 2 5 they get shorter 10 is reset to the length of 1 20 is reset to the length of 2 50 is reset to the length of 5 100 is again rest to the length of 1 200 is reset to the
By Ondrej Pavelka · #180830 ·
Re: 485 super weak brightness control
From what I can see in your video, all B-gate times are ok from 1 ns/div down to 100ns/div. At longer times, B-gate is too long (belonging to 10x faster B-times). Raymond
By Raymond Domp Frank · #180829 ·
Re: 485 super weak brightness control
Yeah, you used the 2467B (top one) for the latest video. I find the 2467B far less convenient for general use, especially re. brightness settings. Raymond
By Raymond Domp Frank · #180828 ·
Re: How to explain how negative feedback lowers noise?
Hi Keith, Don't conflate my being didactic with being angry. Email is a lousy medium because the reader will attach an emotion track based on scant clues. That is a noisy, error-prone process. That
By Tom Lee · #180827 ·
Re: 485 super weak brightness control
I have 2445B and 2467B I used 2445B thus far, less messing with intensity to take pictures
By Ondrej Pavelka · #180826 ·
Re: 485 super weak brightness control
Just realised that's a 2467B..... Raymond
By Raymond Domp Frank · #180825 ·
Re: 485 super weak brightness control
Gentlemen, First of all, in order to make life as easy as possible, it would help me/us if we would "standardise" our settings: - A-ramp at top - A-gate below that - B-gate below that again - Variable
By Raymond Domp Frank · #180824 ·
Re: 485 super weak brightness control
Take a look at the posted pictures: /g/TekScopes/album?id=262059 Latest 5 pictures for B sweep in 1ns/div to 20ns/div. As expected no change in B-gate from 1ns/div to 2ns/div, then B
By Ozan · #180823 ·
Re: 485 super weak brightness control
As far as I remember B-gate time stays the same from 1ns to 2ns (because of the reason I mentioned before) then increases at 5ns. I will look at what happens on my scope but I expect it should
By Ozan · #180822 ·
Re: 485 super weak brightness control
https://youtu.be/pZ3s524OqTo Here is a odd thing I observing with B gate. Is this normal? Basically I expect the pulse to be shortest at 1nS and gradually widen. What happens here it basically goes in
By Ondrej Pavelka · #180821 ·
Re: How to explain how negative feedback lowers noise?
Here is my attempt to explain in a real-world example the concepts of negative feedback and whether or not it lowers noise. The is for my buddy Keith. I came up with a simple real-world example of
By Matt · #180820 ·
Re: 485 super weak brightness control
B cannot rotate any further, it's rock solid against lock.
By Ondrej Pavelka · #180819 ·
Re: 485 super weak brightness control
https://photos.app.goo.gl/rb7PqN5fkT6wTV9y5 I can replicate your picture at free running BNC cables 50Ohm termination
By Ondrej Pavelka · #180818 ·
Re: 485 super weak brightness control
If the B-switch setting is faster than the B-knob indicates and the switch is mechanically blocked beyond the 1ns/div setting, it wouldn't be possible to set the B-speed switch to indicate 1ns/div. In
By Raymond Domp Frank · #180817 ·
Re: 485 super weak brightness control
Hi Ondrej, Videos are very useful. I was surprised sweep and gate signals are not aligned but I think you are using different probes for each. Using a BNC cable for all of them will eliminate any
By Ozan · #180816 ·