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| KungFuJosh:
--- Quote from: luudee on July 03, 2023, 03:39:39 pm ---I have dumps of the I2C EEPROMS (the B85RC64TA, and the AT24C512) --- End quote --- Awesome, thank you! Can you post them here, or are they too big? --- Quote ---Now my unit is back in my rack, which is a huge pia to pull out ... it's not trivial .... --- End quote --- What kind of rack? Standard 19" or something smaller? I want to make a narrow rack for my bench gear. |
| Martin72:
--- Quote from: Martin72 on July 02, 2023, 03:27:09 pm ---I'll check tomorrow how many protocols are stored in our database. --- End quote --- Found two, the last from May2023. After removing names and other sensitive data I´ll upload it here. A little disappointment is that they´re using testfrequencies up to 10khz max. But they will have their reasons to do so I guess. |
| luudee:
Here are the dumps of the I2C EEPROMS (the B85RC64TA, and the AT24C512) They should be exactly 8K and 64K bytes. luudee |
| KungFuJosh:
--- Quote from: mawyatt on July 01, 2023, 11:28:14 pm ---some good 0.1% low TC chip resistors --- End quote --- What do you consider low TC? There's a pretty huge range available. I'd like to get the best option without paying too much per resistor. Is 25ppm/C good enough? I have some in my cart that range from 5ppm to 25ppm/C. |
| nctnico:
What is the spec of the LCR meter? If you want some calibration worthy standards then get parts that are 10 times better. In some designs I use 0.01% 2ppm SMT resistors as references (which are calibrated using a 6.5 digit DMM later on). These resistors are like 15 euro each from Mouser IIRC. |
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