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| Agilent PSA E4440A spectrum analyzer: LO1 unlock |
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| matthieu.e:
iAleks, Here is the A12 board. Does it look familiar to you ? A12 is a module with two pcb, I do not see a MGA amplifier on the TOP. Was it at the bottom ? |
| iAleks:
I dont have extender board to :) i think im solder some flexible rf cable> then turn on analyser> then do measurements> then turn off analyser> then resolder on other place> turn on> do measure like this, "signal path" do like this method on some video. About signal patch he repair similar model from agilent or HP with similar block diagram, in this moment i cant find it (I'm at work now, cant watch youtube here :D) In my memory that unit with that amplifier looked like this photo but i'm not sure, i need to go home and try to restore my memory. |
| matthieu.e:
Great ! Let me know if you can find back something on your E4440A or if it was a repair for a different Agilent unit. I am clearly stuck at the moment. ;) |
| iAleks:
Found some photo, and start remember :) This side were i found bad amplifier And some measurements this with not working amplifier, for measure i solder rf cable directly on interesting me point (if i remember correctly...), i think im test this board without analyser just power to some voltage regulators for this amplifiers and other (if i remember correctly...) A12A1 near J1 A12A1 before first amp A12A1 after first amp A12A1 before devider (without a12a2 board(Why without? im not remember)) A12A1 after devider |
| matthieu.e:
iAleks, Thank you for all the details. I will check this gain block and let you know the result. |
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