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Re: Replace/Repair TM 500 Module Side Panel Latch
By latched cover, do you meant just the blank cover?? I have two of them, used for improving airflow and keeping debris and fingers out of empty compartments. -Dave
By Dave Seiter · #184743 ·
Re: Replace/Repair TM 500 Module Side Panel Latch
The latch part numbers should be 105-0932-00 and 214-3364-00. They are described in great detail in the Mechanical Common Design Parts Catalog from November 1988. dan
By Dan G · #184742 ·
Re: Recreating an old board for the 7854
I am interested. Thanks!
By GeorgeP · #184741 ·
Re: Replace/Repair TM 500 Module Side Panel Latch
Before we start trying to manufacture a replacement (which I think is a fine idea, especially in this new age of 3D printing) I'm wondering if there is a Tek part number for these? I have the cover,
By Jeff Dutky · #184740 ·
Re: Working on the HV Section of a 533A
Dave, I suspect that all three of the tips I have are worn out. I discovered two tips, still in their bags, in a plastic "parts deresser" (plastic drawers for electronic parts, cheap a Radio Shack,
By Jeff Dutky · #184739 ·
Re: Recreating an old board for the 7854
Any chance there is high rez photos of a production analog test board? I have only seen the scan in the manual and I have some questions about layout and locations. Like of the BNC connector. I can
By Eric · #184738 ·
Re: Recreating an old board for the 7854
Time for the Cone of Silence before we get the OT warning! Now back to the 7854. I use the board to run my analog backup 7854 parts. It has no Max, I mean smarts, in it. I kludged in 7k readout board
By Clark Foley · #184737 ·
Re: Recreating an old board for the 7854
Looks like a suitable new chip would be this https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/ON-Semiconductor/SMMBTH10-4LT3G?qs=abmNkq9no6AVRlwMthL29A%3D%3D Vce - 25Vdc Hfe 120-240 Frequency - 800 Mhz
By Zentronics42@... · #184736 ·
Re: Recreating an old board for the 7854
That was the number I was unable to find. I had a feeling these needed to be fast as they are in the trigger circuit and the 7854 is a 400 Mhz frame. Test triggering to 500 Mhz is what I was expecting
By Zentronics42@... · #184735 ·
Re: Recreating an old board for the 7854
So, two years ago she could have taken Max's place?
By Steve Hendrix · #184734 ·
Re: Recreating an old board for the 7854
That¡¯s because she¡¯s 88. Wait until she¡¯s 99!
By Clark Foley · #184733 ·
Re: Recreating an old board for the 7854
A web search shows Frequency as 500 MHz as guaranteed minimum. Glenn
By Glenn Little · #184732 ·
Re: Recreating an old board for the 7854
The transistor is not a fast one. Rise/fall times are on the order of 10ns to 20ns. Fine for TTL stuff.
By Clark Foley · #184731 ·
Re: Recreating an old board for the 7854
Well, actress Barbara Feldon is still alive? evidently.? ?She's 88, though, so not nearly as hot as she was in Get Smart.? ? ? ?Jim?Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone
By Jim Ford · #184730 ·
Re: Recreating an old board for the 7854
You guys aren't as Smart as you think you are!? ? ? ? ? ? Jim Ford?Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone
By Jim Ford · #184729 ·
Re: Recreating an old board for the 7854
Thanks for all the help. I have about 80% finished with the schematic. I need to find a replacement for the 2N5769 The documentation says this was a "Switching Transistor" but it does not say the
By Zentronics42@... · #184728 ·
Re: Recreating an old board for the 7854
Where is Agent 99 when you need her!
By Clark Foley · #184727 ·
Re: Recreating an old board for the 7854
Sorry, no complementary outputs on the '374, just one Q (true) output for each D input. Raymond
By Raymond Domp Frank · #184726 ·
Re: Recreating an old board for the 7854
Since we're at it: It's not 8 latches: There are 8 D-type flip-flops in a '374. Latches pass the input with one control level (the output follows the input, no clock involved) and latch their input
By Raymond Domp Frank · #184725 ·
Re: Replace/Repair TM 500 Module Side Panel Latch
I have purchased TM500 plugins from reputable sellers (eg. Stewarts of Reading, Telford Electronics) and from less well-known purveyors on eBay and have found several broken latches of this type. The
By Colin Herbert · #184724 ·