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If your signal generator was set to 1000.0001 then the counter would probably have that last 1 going to 2 or 0 instead of all those zeros turning to nines.
That's a superb counter for some things. Dabbling in Time-Nuttery is addicting.
Saw older versions of these in the 90s when I was in the military.
I hope you enjoy your new toys!
Crazy score! I did a video adding a cheap third party ovenised oscillator to mine, video 647. Worth it.
Nice Score
I'm an analytical chemist, I use some of the newest Agilent HPLC and GC models (amongst other kit) on a daily basis. These modules are foreign to me, yet also familiar; button shapes, fonts used, colour scheme, modular designs etc.
I'm a big fan of Agilent kit!
WELCOME TO NEAR-PRESENT DAY TECH!!!
You may need to get a 10Mhz reference Oscillator to get them all in sync.
All together I guess this is a $20,000 gift. Fran you deserve it!
Check for leaky electrolytics. Especially on the power supply!
That is a serious piece of test gear! I have one, it is crazy fast and precise. Far more accurate than the 53131a. With an OCXO timebase it is easily worth a thousand dollars or more. If it's in half decent nick. Any time nut will lick their drool off the table 😂
Kudos to Matt!
Just beware if I ever send you a box🤪
Oh-Oh Frans going digital. I thought you was an analogue kinda gal!
Note that these instruments are calibrated after reaching operating temperature. Not sure what Agilent might specify but probably like 30 minutes powered on.
I would kill to get equipment like that 😮
I like the little rubber foot on the bottom of the long PCB, with associated silkscreen outline. No breeze flapping here! I know some other devices which could have used those…