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Manual or schematic available for the High Amplitude PulseGenerator?

Dennis Tillman W7pF Member Profile All Messages By This Member #88013 开云体育 Which One? There are three: ·???????? The 1^st one Tek made has no Tek part number on it but it does say on the front panel: High Amplitude Pulse Generator. This unit has a Step Attenuator, Variable Amplitude control, and a GR874 plug which you connect a length of coax to. The coax acts as a charged line and determines the duration of the output pulse. ·???????? The 2^nd one Tek made is in the new color scheme and says PG509 Pulse Generator across the top ribbon. It eliminated the Step Attenuator, Variable Amplitude, and charge line in favor of a fixed width fixed amplitude pulse which was then fed into an AT5010 Programmable Attenuator to adjust the amplitude. The manual is available from . ·???????? The 3^rd one Tek made says 067-1094-99 Pulse Generator across the top ribbon. It is identical, as far as I can tell, to the second one. ? I believe they are all essentially the same inside except that the first one had a Step Attenuator, a Variable Amplitude, and the GR874 plug for the charge line. ? Dennis ? From: d.seiter@..., Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2013 8:12 PM Just wondering if a manual/schematic is "out there" for the Tek High Amplitude Pulse Generator. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? -Dave ?
PA4TIM All Messages By This Member #88014 PG505 ( 80V) and the 106 ( >120V unterminated) pulsegenerator are both also high amplitude pulsegenerators.? Fred PA4TIM toggle quoted message Show quoted text Op 22 feb. 2013 om 06:10 heeft "Dennis Tillman" <dennis@...> het volgende geschreven: ? Which One? There are three: ·???????? The 1^st one Tek made has no Tek part number on it but it does say on the front panel: High Amplitude Pulse Generator. This unit has a Step Attenuator, Variable Amplitude control, and a GR874 plug which you connect a length of coax to. The coax acts as a charged line and determines the duration of the output pulse. ·???????? The 2^nd one Tek made is in the new color scheme and says PG509 Pulse Generator across the top ribbon. It eliminated the Step Attenuator, Variable Amplitude, and charge line in favor of a fixed width fixed amplitude pulse which was then fed into an AT5010 Programmable Attenuator to adjust the amplitude. The manual is available from . ·???????? The 3^rd one Tek made says 067-1094-99 Pulse Generator across the top ribbon. It is identical, as far as I can tell, to the second one. ? I believe they are all essentially the same inside except that the first one had a Step Attenuator, a Variable Amplitude, and the GR874 plug for the charge line. ? Dennis ? From: d.seiter@..., Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2013 8:12 PM Just wondering if a manual/schematic is "out there" for the Tek High Amplitude Pulse Generator. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? -Dave ?
[email protected] #88015 Ah, I didn't realize they were that similar; I was interested in the first one (no part number). -Dave toggle quoted message Show quoted text From: "Dennis Tillman" To: TekScopes@... Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2013 9:10:55 PM Subject: RE: [TekScopes] Manual or schematic available for the High Amplitude PulseGenerator? ? Which One? There are three: ·???????? The 1^st one Tek made has no Tek part number on it but it does say on the front panel: High Amplitude Pulse Generator. This unit has a Step Attenuator, Variable Amplitude control, and a GR874 plug which you connect a length of coax to. The coax acts as a charged line and determines the duration of the output pulse. ·???????? The 2^nd one Tek made is in the new color scheme and says PG509 Pulse Generator across the top ribbon. It eliminated the Step Attenuator, Variable Amplitude, and charge line in favor of a fixed width fixed amplitude pulse which was then fed into an AT5010 Programmable Attenuator to adjust the amplitude. The manual is available from . ·???????? The 3^rd one Tek made says 067-1094-99 Pulse Generator across the top ribbon. It is identical, as far as I can tell, to the second one. ? I believe they are all essentially the same inside except that the first one had a Step Attenuator, a Variable Amplitude, and the GR874 plug for the charge line. ? Dennis ? From: d.seiter@..., Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2013 8:12 PM Just wondering if a manual/schematic is "out there" for the Tek High Amplitude Pulse Generator. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? -Dave ?
Craig Sawyers #88016 ==================== Which One? There are three: ? The 1st one Tek made has no Tek part number on it but it does say on the front panel: High Amplitude Pulse Generator. This unit has a Step Attenuator, Variable Amplitude control, and a GR874 plug which you connect a length of coax to. The coax acts as a charged line and determines the duration of the output pulse. ==================== Mine has an SMA for the charge line. But that is in addition to an internal charge line. Craig
Dennis Tillman W7pF Member Profile All Messages By This Member #88038 Interesting. Does it say "WARNING 80V on Center Conductor" above the SMA like it does on the GR874 ones? Does it look like there was a larger hole for a GR874 where the SMA is? Dennis toggle quoted message Show quoted text -----Original Message----- From: TekScopes@... [mailto:TekScopes@...] On Behalf Of Craig Sawyers Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2013 11:10 PM To: TekScopes@... Subject: RE: [TekScopes] Manual or schematic available for the High Amplitude PulseGenerator? ==================== Which One? There are three: ? The 1st one Tek made has no Tek part number on it but it does say on the front panel: High Amplitude Pulse Generator. This unit has a Step Attenuator, Variable Amplitude control, and a GR874 plug which you connect a length of coax to. The coax acts as a charged line and determines the duration of the output pulse. ==================== Mine has an SMA for the charge line. But that is in addition to an internal charge line. Craig ------------------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Links
Albert #88054 Actually it says 100V now. The front panel was re-designed. Also includes a VARIABLE PRETRIGGER lead time now. Albert toggle quoted message Show quoted text Interesting. Does it say "WARNING 80V on Center Conductor" above the SMA like it does on the GR874 ones? Does it look like there was a larger hole for a GR874 where the SMA is? Dennis Mine has an SMA for the charge line. But that is in addition to an internal charge line. Craig
Craig Sawyers #88055 Actually it says 100V now. The front panel was re-designed. Also includes a VARIABLE PRETRIGGER lead time now. 25215909/view?picmode=&mode=tn&order=ordinal&start=1&count=20&dir =asc Albert I pulled up this picture, and thought "Wow - that looks like mine", then I looked at the front panel sticker and thought "Wow - it IS mine". Then I looked at the album from which the image came, and what do you know it is a link to an image of my pulse gen from my album! Craig

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