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| Someone:
--- Quote from: Mechatrommer on March 11, 2019, 07:47:12 am ---not entirely sure what you want, but measuring with my rusty caliper on AP020, the internal of protruding rectangular plastic protecting/guiding the pins is 6.7 W x 5.3 H x 5 D (mm) the pin diameter is about 0.76mm type, the mill-max also have 0.46mm diameter pins like what i bought from china no brand ebay here, which is too loose and not suitable. the linked pogo spring loaded in 1.07mm dia i dont think that will fit. i browsed mill-max catalog i cant find 2mm pitch headers with 0.76mm pin diameter, 0.76mm pin only available in 2.54mm pitch format, so maybe need to improvise again ::) --- End quote --- You should be able to assemble a suitable pin array from mil-max 3150-2-00-15-00-00-08-0 or 3330-2-00-15-00-00-03-0. A PCB structure is robust enough to support and align an active interface as in here: https://www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/diy-100mhz-differential-probe/ |
| wingel:
Mill-max 3330-2 looks like it could work. Thanks! |
| ollopa:
Somewhat related thread on DIY probe construction for the older scopes, epoxy putty based ProBus connector, a couple more EEPROM dumps: https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/lecroy-pp092-2gssec-adapter/25/ |
| sixtimesseven:
--- Quote from: wingel on March 11, 2019, 10:16:50 am ---Mill-max 3330-2 looks like it could work. Thanks! --- End quote --- Did they work out in the end? |
| MilkmanCDN:
Folks, Many of the plastic tabs seem to be broken off on my older active probes. I an effort to solve this problem, I took some calipers and created a 3D model. .STL attached in the .ZIP file. To test fit the model, I printed on a FDM (Prusa MK3S) using Prusament Galaxy Black PLA filament. The results were much better than I expected. The fit is wonderful and after mounting it to an existing probe chassis, it feels like brand new. Tight fit. Side-note: the back-side of the original connector appears to be covered in some kind of metallic paint. I've found a few options, but haven't tested any of them yet. I suspect printing on an SLA would produce better results, but alas, I don't have one (yet..). If some one does, would it be possible for you to print and post pictures? |
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