SRS PS300 Series HV Power Supply Schematic??

[rodorr]

Hello everybody,

I'm looking for a schematic for a Stanford Research Systems SRS PS300 Series High Voltage Power Supply.  I found a link to what supposedly is the correct file in another message on this forum but I was unable to decipher the URL,

"http://www.electronicsandbooks.com/eab2/manual/Hardware/S/Stanford%20Research%20www.thinksrs.com/Product/PS300%20PS310%20PS325%20PS350%20Power%20Supply/Schematics%20A3%20c20120517%20[11].pdf"

It's from 2017 so it might not be there even if I could decipher the URL.

Does anyone here happen to have the schematic. If you do I would sure appreciate a copy.

Thanks to everyone.

[coromonadalix]

Only thing ive got is this  (attached file)  no schematics, parts numbers and values

%20  is a space   

[edpalmer42]

Hello everybody,

I'm looking for a schematic for a Stanford Research Systems SRS PS300 Series High Voltage Power Supply.  I found a link to what supposedly is the correct file in another message on this forum but I was unable to decipher the URL,

"http://www.electronicsandbooks.com/eab2/manual/Hardware/S/Stanford%20Research%20www.thinksrs.com/Product/PS300%20PS310%20PS325%20PS350%20Power%20Supply/Schematics%20A3%20c20120517%20[11].pdf"

It's from 2017 so it might not be there even if I could decipher the URL.

Does anyone here happen to have the schematic. If you do I would sure appreciate a copy.

Thanks to everyone.

Why are you having trouble deciphering the URL?  I see that the site has been reorganized, but it's not that hard to navigate, particularly with the clues provided by the URL i.e.

electronicsandbooks.com
eab2
manual
Hardware
S
Stanford Research www.thinksrs.com
Product
PS300 PS310 PS350 Power Supply

The actual path turns out to be:

electronicsandbooks.com
(click on Downloads which is eab3/manual rather than eab2/manual)
Hardware
S
Stanford Research www.thinksrs.com
Product
PS300 PS310 PS350 Power Supply

There are multiple files in the directory.

[rodorr]

Thanks, that's what I needed. Sometimes the internet tubes get a bit plugged and all they need is a good plumber. I was able to get to the "electronicsandbooks.com" site but went in the wrong direction when I got there and ended up down the wrong rabbit hole.

[edpalmer42]

I'm actually surprised that the phrase 'rabbit hole' hasn't been replaced by 'web links' in regular conversation!