Dear time-nuts,
Thank you to everyone that replied to my question.
Very interesting stuff and it's great to have the insight of former HP
staff involved with these products.
Kindest regards,
Nick
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Hi,
another interesting item about the suffix letter topic, is the hp 8620
sweep generator. The 8620B is a very simplified version of the 8620A, not
an improved one. It comes without markers, that is without some knobs,
withouth some dials, and without some boards. The 8620C is a later
improov
On 04/23/2015 06:18 PM, Bob Albert via time-nuts wrote:
From your comments, it seems that finding a voltmeter board to add to my 5328A
isn't worth the trouble. I have been looking for one even though I have plenty
of voltmeters. I assume the option allows measurement of the signal inputs but
If anyone has a burning desire for a HP5328 with a volt meter module (and a
GPIB board) please contact me off list.
Regards
Mark Spencer
Sent from my iPad
On 2015-04-23, at 3:18 PM, Bob Albert via time-nuts wrote:
> From your comments, it seems that finding a voltmeter board to add to my
> 5
>From your comments, it seems that finding a voltmeter board to add to my 5328A
>isn't worth the trouble. I have been looking for one even though I have
>plenty of voltmeters. I assume the option allows measurement of the signal
>inputs but still probably isn't worth all the agony of changing
On 4/23/2015 7:17 AM, Alberto di Bene wrote:
On 4/23/2015 9:20 AM, VK2DAP wrote:
/1) Generally speaking, would it be correct to say that when a product
model number changes from A to B,//
//that represents an improvement or major update to a product?/
I remember having read (don't recall wh
On 4/23/2015 12:20 AM, VK2DAP wrote:
Dear time-nuts,
I have a question about the HP5328A and HP5328B universal counters.
1) Generally speaking, would it be correct to say that when a product model
number changes from A to B, that represents an improvement or major update to a
product?
2) I a
On 4/23/2015 9:20 AM, VK2DAP wrote:
/1) Generally speaking, would it be correct to say that when a product model
number changes from A to B,//
//that represents an improvement or major update to a product?/
I remember having read (don't recall where...) that the HP5328B was a
cost-reduction
Nick,
When HP step their product version, usually it is some significant
changes to how the product is built. Some optional/new features
sometimes get integrated in the process.
I don't know why the TI-averaging feature of the Option 040/041/042
isn't available in the B version. Could be tha
Dear time-nuts,
I have a question about the HP5328A and HP5328B universal counters.
1) Generally speaking, would it be correct to say that when a product model
number changes from A to B, that represents an improvement or major update to a
product?
2) I am interested in the "delay" option that
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