In message <7862525b-4879-0c7c-c13a-9a6c1f4a3...@freenet.de>, "Dr. Frank" write
s:
Up to then, it was easy to buy and insert four 62256 SRAMs and get the
01 option for maybe 30€.
I've done that directly in 1989, for my first 3458A @ university, later
in 2009 for my own hp3458A (2001 vin
In message <7862525b-4879-0c7c-c13a-9a6c1f4a3...@freenet.de>, "Dr. Frank" write
s:
>Up to then, it was easy to buy and insert four 62256 SRAMs and get the
>01 option for maybe 30€.
>I've done that directly in 1989, for my first 3458A @ university, later
>in 2009 for my own hp3458A (2001
Hello David,
the 3458A is not offered any more by the usual distributors here in
Germany, like datatec or Meilhouse.
That's due to EU:RoHS directive , i.e. leadfree soldering is required,
and the last exemption for 'measuring and displaying devices' ran out as
of July 2017.
So KS found a w
On 14 May 2018 at 13:01, Dr. David Kirkby
wrote:
> I'm puzzled why option 002, an upgrade of memory to 128 kb, is still an
> option one has to pay for. With the cost of RAM what it is now, I'm
> suprised the memor is not not standard. Perhaps the only way Keysight can
> provide 128 kb is to use o
This struck me as a bit odd - an EU3458A 8.5 digit multimeter. I thought at
first that perhaps it had been re-engineered to use lead-free solder, but
on reading the description, that's not the case.
https://www.keysight.com/en/pd-2831253-pn-EU3458A/digital-
multimeter-8-digit-for-eu-sales-only?nid
