[volt-nuts] HP 741B AC-DC Differential Voltmeter/DC Standard

2015-07-06 Thread gilb...@nickgilbert.org
All- Recently picked up an HP 741B, a cousin of the 740B. Wondered if anyone had ever heard of/used/owned this particular model? Strikes me as somewhat of an odd beast in that it shares the same reference oven, production period and ostensibly similar niche as the 740, with the notable

[volt-nuts] Oven thermal insulation

2015-07-06 Thread Randy Evans
I am working on a voltage reference deisgn that will go into an oven for the highest stability. I am looking for a good insulation material that can stand high temperatures safely (up to 80C). Looking at some HP frequency standard ovens I see a hard, light-weight insulation material of some type

Re: [volt-nuts] Oven thermal insulation

2015-07-06 Thread Tom Miller
You might look at AeroGel. Example here. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Aspen-Aerogel-SPACELOFT-Insulation-Hydrophobic-Mat-10-x-14-Sample-10mm-/171203844436?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0hash=item27dc8b5954 - Original Message - From: Randy Evans randyevans2...@gmail.com To: volt-nuts@febo.com

Re: [volt-nuts] Oven thermal insulation

2015-07-06 Thread Charles Steinmetz
Randy wrote: I am working on a voltage reference deisgn that will go into an oven for the highest stability. I am looking for a good insulation material that can stand high temperatures safely (up to 80C). Looking at some HP frequency standard ovens I see a hard, light-weight insulation