My 5372A had the same problems.
Error: Contact problems in IC sockets and jumpers
Remove IC and jumpers and put those back.
This solved my problems
Juerg
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Thanks. I don't know how I missed those manuals on the Agilent site; I
had looked there a while ago.
Bill Ezell
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They said 'Windows or better'
so I used Linux.
Bruce Griffiths wrote:
wje wrote:
The cpu card in my 5371A seems to have died. It's asserting reset
constantly, with
On both of my 5370As, the only way to permanently fix socket problems of
that type was to replace all the sockets with gold plated, machined pin
sockets.
On the 5370, that was easy because the boards have relatively large holes
compared to the socket pins, and there is no ground plane, so it was e
> Date: Thu, 7 Aug 2008 21:50:02 +0100
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> Ed,
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> I've been playing with a CW12, it basically appears to do what they s
> Date: Fri, 8 Aug 2008 14:18:06 +1000
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> I
Thanks, all. In this case, it was a 74ALS1035 OC hex buffer that gave up
the ghost.
I've temporarily replaced it with 6 diodes, which works like a charm.
After all, what's an OC buffer but a diode plus a little 1x gain?
Bill Ezell
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so I used Linux.
Jürg
Does anyone have a double-oven thunderbolt like the one that's now listed on
ebay? If so, do you have any phase-noise or other performance data on it?
-Flavio
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I don't have any of the 10811-60158s, but I did buy two of the 10811-60168s
that were up for auction recently. The -60168s seem to be really good
performers (from memory, -106 dBc/Hz at 1 Hz, -139 at 10, -155 at 100, -164
at 1000, when I measured them against each other.) I have never seen any
sp
> Tom or JohnA, have either of you run any Allan plots on a
> 10811-60268? I'd
> be curious to see how they do.
Er, -60168, that is.
-- john, KE5FX
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I'm measuring my pair of eBay -60158s right now and will post some
results probably after the weekend. I've never seen the -60268s.
One thing to note -- good phase noise and good ADEV don't necessarily go
together. Case in point is the -60158s are spec'd at 1x10e-12 at 1
second, which is better
John Ackermann N8UR wrote:
>
> One thing to note -- good phase noise and good ADEV don't necessarily go
> together. Case in point is the -60158s are spec'd at 1x10e-12 at 1
> second, which is better than most of the 10811A variants, but the phase
> noise isn't as good as other versions (like the -
I was actually talking about this one...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200243779655
not the the HP double ovens.
-Flavio
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