Re: A nearly working 7B80 (S/N B058022)
The KE- number should refer back to a drawing. It won't be useful.
The 670-4177 (followed by 2 digits of version number) is the
populated board.
-ls-
John Byers <face1941@...> wrote:
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teamlarryohio
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#78278
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Re: A nearly working 7B80 (S/N B058022)
John
Then the board number is likely 670-4177-xx as Albert surmised earlier
But sounds like we are now all looking at the same board overlay regardless
Cheers
Dave
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Artekmedia <manuals@...>
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#78277
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Re: A nearly working 7B80 (S/N B058022)
To Dave and Lyn who asked me what the circuit board details were
The only part number I see on my board is KE-4598-00 INTERFACE 670-417-7
The board drawing is marked "Interface Circuit Board
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hpxref
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#78276
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Re: A nearly working 7B80 (S/N B058022)
G'.day Albert
Ive confused you by saying "there are only 2 IC's except for the 20 pin control chip",
Better I had said "apart from the Tek special 20 pin control chip there are only two standard type
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hpxref
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#78275
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Re: On ePay: Tektronix 2101 pulse generator, US domestic sale only
David,
my previous posting was a friendly hint for another fellow Tek enthusiastic, who might be interested in the item.
Doing so has a long tradition within this group...
Ciao,
Magnus
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magnustoelle
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#78274
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Re: Help with R7903 needed, some success...
Jim,
The current problem with this guy is something is drawing so much power it causes Q1380 on the main board to blow. Q1381 is okay. When Q1380 goes, it also takes F3488 with it.
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Mark Wendt <mark.wendt@...>
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#78273
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Re: Tektronix 475 with no display
<fakecrap@...> wrote:
In high ripple current applications, sometimes higher voltage
capacitors than strictly necessary are used because the larger
physical size can dissipate more heat so they
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David Hess
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#78272
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Re: Tektronix 475 with no display
<fakecrap@...> wrote:
The -15V output uses the +50V output as a reference. The +50V output
also powers the error amplifier for the +15V output which powers the
error amplifier for the -15V
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David Hess
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#78271
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Re: Tektronix 475 with no display
Great info, thanks. I was under the impression that I should replace with
like-sized capacitance and at least similar voltage (higher being OK as
well).
I assume the capacitance is OK to increase
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[email protected] <fakecrap@...>
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#78270
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Re: Tektronix 475 with no display
Everything depends on the +50 supply. Even the regulator op amps get their supply from the +50. So yes, you need to get the 50 volts working first.
I would find a radial lead cap (wire leads) that is
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Tom Miller
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#78269
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Re: A nearly working 7B80 (S/N B058022)
Sorry, you are right, Stan's book says 670 is with parts indeed.
Albert
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Albert <aodiversen@...>
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#78267
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Re: Tektronix 475 with no display
I did some more reading, and then more testing, over the past week. I also
purchased an ESR meter to aid my testing.
What I found was that two of the main caps are definitely bad (one had too
high of
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[email protected] <fakecrap@...>
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#78266
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Re: 7704A repair attempt, progress
You may want to recheck all of the controls - especially buttons - to make sure you didn't inadvertantly change any while pushing the plug-in into the compartment. There's not much free space on the
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Ed Breya
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#78265
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Re: A nearly working 7B80 (S/N B058022)
A truly bare board is a 388-xxxx-yy. ISTR a 670 is a populated board,
and a 672 is a populated board with any necessary hand adds. If not
that, it's something close.
-ls-
Artekmedia
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teamlarryohio
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#78264
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Re: Help with R7903 needed, some success...
what's up mark? I have an sc504 that i had problem with.
mine turned out to be the hv multiplier.
jim
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Jim Popwell Jr <jpopwell@...>
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#78263
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Re: A nearly working 7B80 (S/N B058022)
OK that some sense , although I doubt it is a "bare" board, I suspect the parts in the kit are external to the board, and that the board is otherwise fully assembled
Dave
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Artekmedia <manuals@...>
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#78262
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Re: On ePay: Tektronix 2101 pulse generator, US domestic sale only
And?
Didn't think so, since it's being sold by Tektronix surplus!
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David DiGiacomo
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#78261
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Re: Parting out 7D01
Hi Jerry,
I've send the $12 to your paypal account.
Many thanks
Gerhard
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GKupka <ghm1@...>
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#78268
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Re: Parting out 7D01
Hi Gerhard,
Shipping for 6 ounces is 6.90usd. Send 12usd to j_massengale@... via paypal and it will be on it's way.
Jerry Massengale
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jerry massengale
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#78260
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Re: A nearly working 7B80 (S/N B058022)
Hi Dave,
It seems that 672-0538-00 is a set containing not only the circuit board but also several other components:
http://www.ctg123.com/rapid-quote-system/request/?p=672-0538-00
In other words,
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Albert <aodiversen@...>
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#78259
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