HP 8642B Teardown Pictures
In my last post, I showed my LED backlight mod of the HP 8642B synthesized signal generator. And during the […]
In my last post, I showed my LED backlight mod of the HP 8642B synthesized signal generator. And during the […]
If you take a look at the picture below, you may recognize immediately that it is a picture of an […]
In my last couple of blog posts, I did a brief overview of the EnOcean Pi sensor kit from Newark […]
In my previous post, I took a quick look at the EnOcean sensor kit from Newark for Raspberry Pi and […]
I recently got the EnOcean Pi and EnOcean sensor kit from Newark. The sensor kit includes a temperature sensor module […]
As I mentioned in my previous posting, there was an issue with my Wavetek 907 microwave frequency generator. While everything […]
Since I just got myself an HP 5350B microwave counter and I had fixed it up, I thought it would […]
DS3232 is an extremely accurate RTC with a guaranteed accuracy of 2.5 ppm (0 °C to 40 °C), which translates […]
Last time, I did a teardown of an HP 5350B microwave counter. And as I mentioned in my teardown, the […]
Here is a teardown you do not see very often. I recently bought an HP 5350B 20 GHz microwave counter […]
Dave did an analog multimeter teardown in his latest episode. I have a Chinese made MF 10A multimeter bought back […]
I recently bought a few old power transistors from eBay. These are PNP Tung-Sol germanium transistors. According to the date […]
A few days ago, I bought a Keithley 197 sold as “unknown working condition” on the cheap. The seller said […]
I just moved my site from my own server to linode‘s VPS hosting. So you should see some pretty significant […]
A while ago, I did a tear-down of a Keithley 196 bench multimeter. Towards the end of that post I […]