Hi all,
Does somebody know the speed and stability of HP 5372A Time Interval
analyzer? in terms of the number of digit per second.
Also, what's the standard built-in frequency reference?
Lastly, what's the max number of digit when performs as a frequency counter?
Thanks and Regards,
Information is on the www.agilent.com website
73s John GW3XPK
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HI
Simple answer:
It's a 200 ps (single shot) box. That makes it similar to a 53132, but not in
the same league as a SR--620. Being as old as it is, some of the fancy math in
a CNT-90 is not included with a 5372. Still a very useful box though.
Normally you see them with a HP 10811. I don't
Dickson,
With a gate time of 10 seconds, in statistics mode you can see 13 digits at
10MHz easily.
While I agree it is not an SR620, it a very worth while unit to own. Much nicer
than the 5370B units
to operate, and if you get the C model, you can measure all the way to a
little over 2GHz.
On 04/15/2012 09:55 PM, Bob Camp wrote:
HI
Simple answer:
It's a 200 ps (single shot) box. That makes it similar to a 53132, but not in
the same league as a SR--620. Being as old as it is, some of the fancy math in
a CNT-90 is not included with a 5372. Still a very useful box though.
Hi
I think I might stand up and defend the poor old 5370. It's a beast and not
anywhere as sexy as a 5371 or (better yet) the 5372. It does indeed have better
single shot resolution though.
Bob
On Apr 15, 2012, at 4:42 PM, Jerry Mulchin wrote:
Dickson,
With a gate time of 10 seconds, in
On 04/15/2012 11:30 PM, Bob Camp wrote:
Hi
I think I might stand up and defend the poor old 5370. It's a beast and not
anywhere as sexy as a 5371 or (better yet) the 5372. It does indeed have better
single shot resolution though.
Indeed. While the later has spiffy 68k processors with
Sorry, didn't mean to imply that the 5370B was not worth owning. It is a very
nice unit as well.
I have one of these as well, but unfortunately I lost one input channel, bad
input custom IC. If
I could only find a replacement for the bad IC I would use it as well. Right
now it's just a nice
Hi
Even back when they were new that IC was a beyond belief priced item. The
same goes for the input on a 5335. You can indeed rig up something to replace
either one, but I know of no direct replacements.
Bob
On Apr 15, 2012, at 7:19 PM, Jerry Mulchin wrote:
Sorry, didn't mean to imply that
