Acquired: Hp/Agilent 4192A LF impedance analyzer

[Kahooli]

I'm not sure if this is the correct forum to place this in, but I thought I'd offer this up -

I have access to an HP 4192A LF impedance analyzer (5Hz-13MHz) at my workbench.

If anyone has the desire or need to have something measured let me know. It is on a 2 year calibration schedule, and sees very little use. Results will be accurate.

Boutique caps and inductors? see how close they actually are!

If this is of any interest Ill post a request page in an appropriate forum.

 

[phaselag]

Just a note, your country flag does not seem to match your listed location

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[Kahooli]

Is that some forum rule I haven't seen posted anywhere? Since when does ones nationality coincide with their place of residence?

Lag your phase elsewhere.

 

[phaselag]

Not looking for a spamfest. Just curious why you have the two listings/indications.

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[BionicSniper]

I would guess he is from there but lives in oh.

 

[basreflex]

I use the AIM4170 , much cheaper ($545) and very accurate, 5khz to 170Mhz, beats any analyzer in price and accuracy

 

[Conrad Hoffman]

The HP unit was the "must have" analyzer for low frequency transducer work, and still commands a good price. It has a lower limit of 5 Hz. The AIM unit, though certainly useful for some things, and a heck of a bargain, simply misses out on the most important audio region- everything below 5 kHz. It's a very simplistic PC based instrument, not really in the same league as the HP unit.

 

[Kahooli]

Indeed it is a fine unit. Especially at the price I pay to use it.

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