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Thank you kindly, Geoff and John. I feel rather stupid now. Clearly haven't been using the right search terms. :-) Michael

Not sure what your design is but there are many 0.1" boards.?If you are?more specific about what you want to accomplish, we might be able to help.??? ? Maranne for atSpeed www.atSpeed.net

Ahem http://www.verotl.com/ Google is your friend, as long as you turn off cookies and cut and paste a link...... Geoff. Michael Chang wrote:

Various people make such: http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Cat=2359508&keywords=prototyping – John R.

Dear group, Please pardon an off topic question; it's the only place I can think of asking since many of you are designers and may have worked with this. I've been searching for Vero boards for

I think you should leave alone the 7Axx inputs, they are perfectly fine as they are ;-) (I say this because this is not like the 222 probe issue where the probe is non-standard and hard to get, Tek

Geoff Blake wrote: Hmmm...the voltage would be divided down. Using these as 100:1 probes would be good. Time to do some RC calculations considering the attenuator values in a 7A26 for instance. I

You could also remove the protection diode and other components paralleling the 1 meg input resistor to further reduce the capacitance, but you might run into inadequate adjustment range for the

Err, what exactly does the calibration of input capacitance do then? If you have a 'scope with input impedance of say 20pF in parallel with 1Meg, putting a parallel resistor capacitor of 1Meg/20pF in

You cannot "change" the input capacitance of any Tek vertical input. It is what it is. Use a Tek probe. HankC, Boston

I got stung - it looked like a benign invitation from a known contact through grouply, then it spammed a bunch of yahoo groups. Sorry, please ignore. Ron

I have a TM5006 & a DC5010 (350 MHz counter). Would like to swap for a 2712 spectrum analyzer. Any takers ?? Hankc Boston

The red leads are the same potential: <http://i41.tinypic.com/333xwfr.jpg> This makes the connector "idiot proof"; you can plug it on either way 'round. Dave -=-=-=-

-=-=-=- Looks factory standard (or optional): <http://i44.tinypic.com/2uom7oh.jpg> Some other responders have said that some scopes have it, some don't. The best explanation I've heard is that if

Depending on your scanning software, you may get better results scanning first to TIFF and then "printing" to pdf, and finally doing the OCR in pdf. Reason is that some scanning software allows a lot

I think someone wrote a while ago that the three pin plug is to avoid mistaken polarity and the two outer contacts are connected together. Of course this is second or third hand information, so

Ah, thanks. So you *are* tracing the signal path? So what have you found? Where do you not see the noise and then where does it appear? Dave

Thanks for the reply. I noticed on the stock battery that there two red wires coming off of it. I'm assuming the battery has a tap somewhere but maybe not. That's what I'm most concerned

What you're seeing is a Tek 11000 series mainframe display. I use at work an 11302 with a 350 MHz plugin (11A32?). Way cool to watch the CRT beam auto registration cycle that's a part of the Enhanced

Hi Randall, Few years ago, I've tried to put NiMH batteries (7 cells): Diode Schottky +-------+--->|----+---->(+) to Tek222 | | | Batt +-- 33R --+ 7 cells |