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Hello, The 165-2456-00 is also used in the AM503A, and is described as "based on M377" in the service manual, http://w140.com/am503a_service.pdf The M377 derivatives are used in several 11Axx plugins

I'm not going to spend 13 minutes off my remaining life to see exactly what was done in that video, but there is a trap in this area. If the signal isn't the right amplitude to fit on the dotted line

On Mon, May 21, 2018 at 07:09 pm, Raymond Domp Frank wrote: > > > Your nice old 485s come equipped with graticule markers specifically > > for rise time measurement. > > > Hi lop pol (and Siggi), > I

Hi lop pol (and Siggi), I decided to repeat your experiments as best I could. I used one of my PG506'es. I know it to have a rise time of about 750 ps. I used an S-52 pulse generator head as a pulser.

On Mon, May 21, 2018 at 05:44 pm, Siggi wrote: > > Hey Lol, > > Your nice old 485s come equipped with graticule markers specifically for > rise time measurement. See this video

Dennis, The instruction manual says the 160-9569 is a prom. The manufacturer is listed as Tek. The manual is on the Tek website. Bob.  

Hey Lol, Your nice old 485s come equipped with graticule markers specifically for rise time measurement. See this video <https://youtu.be/eRA1Mx506fw> for how to use them to get repeatable and

On Mon, May 21, 2018 at 03:57 pm, Raymond Domp Frank wrote: > > Hi lop pol, > Thanks for doing the tests. I don't understand the outcome, however. > Just looking at your images: > In the TD

Hi lop pol, Thanks for doing the tests. I don't understand the outcome, however. Just looking at your images: In the TD (tunneldiode pulser) image, assuming a TD rt of 100ps (<=125ps specified), I see

Richard has nailed it. We still use power transmission when connecting a radio transmitter to an antenna, but we use voltage transmission for audio lines in studios. Dale H. Cook, Radio Contract

I don't want to trim this long thread because the context may be helpful to future readers. Its important to differentiate between voltage or current transmission and power transmission. Impedance

The vintageTEK museum made the list. https://www.electronicproducts.com/Education/History/10_sites_of_electrical_history_to_visit_on_your_next_road_trip.aspx Dave

Let me check with my friens and i will contact you soon. Thank you so so much. Gerardo Novillo ________________________________ De: [email protected] <[email protected]> en nombre de oliver

correction: "ratios of source and load impedance in the range ten to one to one thoudsand to one are common" not "ten to one" as I stated earlier. My attempt to interpolate replies with bold italic

I would like to have $125 for scope and plugins? Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android On Mon, May 21, 2018 at 2:37 PM, gerar2182<gerardo_novillo@...> wrote: Thank you for your soon reply Oliver. I

Hello Nielsen See my comments right after your points (upon which Harvey already answered... this is just my 2 cents). Your mention of using a voltmeter, to measure voltages between 2 points captures

My experience in the lab tends to roll-off above 20kHz so there isn't much I can usually contribute to threads here however I wish to offer some remarks in response to soome fuzzy information below.

Craig Cramb May 20 #148131 Looking for a working condition Tektronix 067-0681-01 Tunnel Diode Pulser for doing the Cal 6 on a 2400 series scope. I have all other tools but am missing this tool to

Thank you for your soon reply Oliver. I understand your point of view. So, let me know the cost of scope. I have a couple of friends in Texas and Palm Bay. If i buy the scope, may be possible to send

It is quite possible to do that adjustment with your PG506's fast edge (maybe until you get a faster edge-generator). Make sure you have the appropriate attenuator(s) to be able and use the right