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Re: Tek 11801 NVRAM
Hi Simon, As far as I know the 11801C is the last of the 11000 Series and produced from the end of 1998 up to and including 2000. Really no need to replace the Batteries in such a hurry (if there
By Egge Siert · #112152 ·
Re: Help need with the TDS 700A Adjustment Software
PS: May be broken I|O buffers on the card. Try to communicate with oscilloscope with any other software first. I used Win 98 SE. Anything like old Labview under Windows... And FAS under DOS section.
By walkerru3 · #112151 ·
Re: Help need with the TDS 700A Adjustment Software
Your GPIB card does not see your o'scope: DUT ¡ª Device Under Test May be your settings for oscilloscope's GPIB address are wrong. May be your cable is broken. Did you connect o'scope before via
By walkerru3 · #112150 ·
Re: Function Generator
Thanks Patrick. I'll take a look at them.
By Gmail <kcrossett@...> · #112149 ·
Re: Function Generator
I'll tell you the units that I currently own, I would recommend any of these models depending upon your intended use: HP 8642B, 100 kHz to 2.1 GHz, extremely high quality signals produced. Perfect
By honolulusnowwhite · #112148 ·
Re: 7704A -just a quickie
Thanks, Magnus! The additional advice is appreciated. I bought it for a January project (looks like a slow month for me), so I'll be taking my time to do as you suggest. I've already ordered the
By Keith Smith · #112147 ·
Re: Function Generator
Thanks for the info Patrick. So what about a signal generator?
By Gmail <kcrossett@...> · #112146 ·
Function Generator
HP 3325A is a good synthesized function generator, with highly stable frequency. Sine wave production to 20 MHz; square wave production to 10 MHz. Triangle and tooth waveforms to 10 kHz. Tek FG
By honolulusnowwhite · #112145 ·
Re: Tek 465B woes
So does anyone have a good recommendation for a used function generator? I have been searching for a signal generator and have been saving my pennies for one, but I think a function generator may
By Gmail <kcrossett@...> · #112144 ·
Re: Tek 465B woes
Thanks David. I suspected as such, but I never really knew for sure. Thanks for clearing up the compensation question for me.
By Gmail <kcrossett@...> · #112143 ·
Re: Tek 465B woes
Thanks Albert. I will move the images to an album so others can perhaps benefit from my recent troubles. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
By Gmail <kcrossett@...> · #112142 ·
Re: Tek 465B woes
I feel as though I've begun down a path that is going to be quite fulfilling. Thanks again Jim and all the others who helped me out over the past week. You guys are a rare breed, and I appreciate the
By Gmail <kcrossett@...> · #112141 ·
Re: Tek 465B woes
Thanks Siggi. It really is a good feeling. I really feel the support and goodwill from this group. As to the soldering iron question. I have a weller temperature controlled station. I'm not sure why
By Gmail <kcrossett@...> · #112140 ·
Re: Tek 465B woes
the sloppy solder job. I had some trouble getting the original zener out of the board. Do you have a decent temp-controlled solder station? I used one of those horrid $20-or-so cheap-ass jobs
By Sigur?ur ?sgeirsson · #112138 ·
Re: Tek 465B woes
that¡¯s how we do things¡­.get each other in trouble. welcome to our world¡­¡­ yes your generator will do¡­ can you measure it¡¯s frequency¡­ that¡¯s what matters on the horz cal. enjoy
By Jim Popwell <jpopwell@...> · #112137 ·
Re: Tek 465B woes
Just a remark about pictures Kevin. These usually go into an album in the Photos section. That makes (over)viewing quicker. Probe alligator clip connected to GND somewhere or left open shouldn't make
By Albert Otten · #112136 ·
Re: Tek 465B woes
The probe ground and calibrator ground are the same so the probe's ground clip does not need to be attached and that is why Tektronix did not provide a spot to attach it. In theory connecting the
By David Hess · #112135 ·
Re: Tek 465B woes
When you get down the list to the non-urgent parts, DigiKey offers free shipping on orders that come in the postal mail with a check as payment. That way, you can get several penny parts arriving at
By John Griessen <john@...> · #112134 ·
Re: Tek 465B woes
Thanks David. I may revisit the calibration techniques at a later date. I fear I'm tempting fate to get into the scope again...
By Kevin Crossett <kcrossett@...> · #112133 ·
Re: Tek 465B woes
No worries Ed. You have aided in my electronics education. Now, I just need to figure out how to really use this thing. Here is another dumb question, but since I have the ear of the experts, here it
By Kevin Crossett <kcrossett@...> · #112132 ·