Re: PG 506 IS IT NECESSARY FOR CALIBRATING?
On Fri, Oct 12, 2018 at 12:54 AM, Jim Olson wrote:
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> This is for the folks here that are a lot more knowledgeable and experienced
> than me with these 4xx series scopes with the testing and
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Albert Otten
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#151730
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Re: 2445A calibration
After the code disassembly, seeing that the FW writes 0xAC to the DAC for the U2521 channel 0, the reference voltage on TP2421 is supposed to be 1.24692V
but I measure TP2421=-1.2524V, which is
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maxim.vlasov@...
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Re: 2445A calibration
Thanks, downloading and I will evaluate it.
Wouldn't have thought of that one. Mine's written in Lazarus Pascal,
which is my preferred "goto" for windows style programming.
For microprocessors
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Harvey White
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Re: 468 horizontal jitter
Q181 on the sweep and z axis board was not seated properly. I have no idea how
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Brendan
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Re: 468 horizontal jitter
Hi, I am a new comer in the forum with little experience, but I have tried fixing various problems my old 465B had. It's channel 1 had jitter, the trace vertically changing position at random, by
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Shailendra Krishan
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Re: 2445A calibration
You could try:
<https://github.com/bsdphk/PyRevEng>
-Chuck Harris
Harvey White wrote:
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Chuck Harris <cfharris@...>
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Re: What is the meaning of ULU? Topic was: 7000-series power-hungry plug-ins
What happens in a technical sense is that the circuit is set up with a
(much lower) short circuit current limit. When the overcurrent
happens, the circuit "folds back" to the point where the
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Harvey White
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Re: What is the meaning of ULU? Topic was: 7000-series power-hungry plug-ins
I love the definition of "Fold Back Current Limiting " ...Dennis you are so right, the fuse always survives...LMAO....thanks I needed that...
Ren¨¦e, K6FSB
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Ren¨¦e
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Re: 2445A calibration
THe internet is being particularly obtuse tonight, or at least
duckduckgo is...
Have a name I should look for? Perhaps that'll help.
Sorry, and thanks.
Harvey
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Harvey White
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What is the meaning of ULU? Topic was: 7000-series power-hungry plug-ins
On behalf of all of us thank you H?kan once again.
Of course I know what Fold Back Current Limiting is. In its simplest terms it is a circuit that prevents you from burning up a valuable instrument
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Dennis Tillman W7pF
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Re: 2445A calibration
Thank you, Chuck,
I haven't touched the capacitors yet. I've tried all 3 AWGs and got the same result. CAL01 had to run again this time with 7834a, since the steps with the extenal DSO scope were not
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maxim.vlasov@...
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Re: 2445A calibration
To be more concrete I've thrown to IDA the 2465a ROM files. 160-3302-09 & 160-3303-09 are the part number downloaded from here:
http://w140.com/tekwiki/wiki/ROM_images
The code structure is quite
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maxim.vlasov@...
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Re: 2465B Blue Screen Filter - 378-0270-00
Hi Victor,
Please, reserve me also 2 pieces of blue filter!
You can contact me at kmiklos at vnet.hu.
Thanks
Miklos
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Miklos Koncz
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Re: 2445A calibration
Hi Maxim,
The normalizer is just a resistor and a trimmer capacitor
in parallel, but in series with the center conductors of
a male and a female BNC connector. It is built in a little
Pomona
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Chuck Harris <cfharris@...>
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Re: 7000-series power-hungry plug-ins
If you have ever used a 7805, or LM309, LM319, or LM340, ... you
have already used current foldback.
-Chuck Harris
tinkera123 wrote:
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Chuck Harris <cfharris@...>
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Re: 2445A calibration
PHK is an open source legend. His disassembler is available
for free on github.
PHK wrote the NTP routines for openbsd.
-Chuck Harris
Harvey White wrote:
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Chuck Harris <cfharris@...>
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Re: 2445A calibration
There are many disassemblers that actually emulate the target
code to determine the exact way it operates... all in software.
CAL01 doesn't have much to do with CAL02.
Which attenuator settings give
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Chuck Harris <cfharris@...>
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Re: 7000-series power-hungry plug-ins
Okay, understand that now. I have played with/built many linear supplies, but none with much protection circuitry.
Thank you, Chuck.
Cheers,
Ian
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tinkera123
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Re: 2445A calibration
<snip>
I probably would have liked the ones for the 8085 and the 6502, just
because. Every once and while, I need to look at some of those old
ones. Right now it's the 6802 that I need to look at.
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Harvey White
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Re: 2445A calibration
Harvey White wrote:
Indeed, but I find that the LA disassemblers are problematic. It is difficult
to tell with a piplined processor whether the memory reads you are processing
are reading data, or
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Chuck Harris <cfharris@...>
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