Hello Time Nuts,
Being a bit new to HP (only 35 years), I never head of Dymec before. A quick
Google search yielded this link, which is an excerpt from the book "Becoming
Hewlett Packard, Why Strategic Leadership Matters." You can read about 10
pages of the book from the preview, which ta
> Being a bit new to HP (only 35 years), I never head of Dymec before.
This web page gives the best coverage of Dymec that I've seen:
http://hpmemoryproject.org/news/dymec/dymec_page_00.htm
You'll recognize much of that era's test equipment.
Also near the end are many photos showing the dy upsid
On 1/23/19 7:02 PM, Tom Van Baak wrote:
Being a bit new to HP (only 35 years), I never head of Dymec before.
This web page gives the best coverage of Dymec that I've seen:
http://hpmemoryproject.org/news/dymec/dymec_page_00.htm
Y
fascinating stuff - I'll have to ask some of the older JPLer
tory with Dymec: "Becoming Hewlett Packard. Why
Strategic Leadership Matters"
To: "time-nuts@lists.febo.com"
Date: Wednesday, January 23, 2019, 5:41 PM
Hello Time Nuts,
Being a bit new to HP (only 35 years),
I never head of Dymec before. A quick Google search
yielded this
A little more topic drift, but on the subject of books about HP (forgive me if
this one has already been mentioned) I have a copy of "Inventions of
Opportunity: Matching Technology with Market Needs". This is mostly selections
from HP Journal with an introduction by Bill Hewlett.
It does have
Dymec abbreviated it's name to dy but with a font that looked like hp but
written upside down.
If I recall correctly the Dymec instrument I used in 1970 was supplied with
an HP manual.
Ton PA0TBR
On Thu, 24 Jan 2019 at 19:03, Wes wrote:
> A little more topic drift, but on the subject of books a
I am not sure if it's the same Dymec, but I may have heard of them. This
was a few decades ago. Among other things, they made wonderful modular
voltage-to-frequency converters. I was a young engineer and I thought
their V-F was amazing. We used their 0-10MHz model, which seemed darn good
back t
OK, now I'm sure the Dymec I mentioned earlier was not the same one as HP's
Dymec.
The Dymec I knew apparently got its name by condensing Dynamic Measurements
Corp. to Dymec Inc. Also the one I knew was much more recent than HP's
Dymec, which had been folded back into HP well before.
Andy
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