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This would be a thread to post some picture from lab equipment you have, preferably with the nice rare parts inside, showing the effort made to achieve best performance.
I opened an old Philips DMM last week and was happily surprised with the exotics of the components inside. Here’s my contribution.: Philips PM2424 DMM. |
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| The white cubes are relays of a kind I never saw before. Wired in parallel you can see some parts having a little copper wire running through them and soldered to other parts in the circuit: |
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| Precision resistors and early SMD transistors. Look at the combination of point to point and PCB: |
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| SY |
| Those white relays look like reed relays. Is the center a glass tube? |
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| quote: | Originally posted by SY
Is the center a glass tube? |
Yes, and although I have the schematic, I haven't got a clue what the paralleled components with the wires are. |
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| Sch3mat1c |
Oooo, I might just have to open up my Tektronix 475 for this thread. And since you're counting old I could pop a few of my Eico 377 signal generator. And Heathkit IO-10 scope...hmmm....
Tim |
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| quote: | Originally posted by Sch3mat1c
Oooo, I might just have to open up my Tektronix 475 for this thread. And since you're counting old I could pop a few of my Eico 377 signal generator. And Heathkit IO-10 scope...hmmm....
Tim |
Please do!
Only six screws hide the splendor of Fluke: |
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| Da5id4Vz |
| I dont own one and had a tough time finding a decent picture of one, but I've always loved the look of the Leeds Northrop ballistic galvanometer. |
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| DRC |
| Rather expensive when new .... |
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| quote: | | Does this count (tek 7A22 diff input amp) ? |
I wish i had one...
Today my TEK7313 storage scope arrived and i play with it at the moment using a 7B53A and 7A16. |
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| Sch3mat1c |
Ok.. I probably won't take apart the Tek again :rolleyes: and the Eico is downstairs so here's my B&K Precision 3026 5MHz signal generator.
Tim |
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That was the top circuit board, this is bottom. Yep, the only big IC is the display driver, everything else is logic and op-amps. :bigeyes:
Tim |
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