EMRFD Message Archive 4296
Message Date From Subject 4296 2010-02-19 08:33:34 wa9cgz Matching Mixer Diodes I need to find replacement 1stmixer diodes for a HP8553 spectrum analyzer(110mhz)these parts are no longer made. Is a simple forward drop
matching good enough? How are these parts matched at the factory?
I have some 1n5711's are they OK or could someone recommend a
better part.
Thanks Joe wa9cgz4297 2010-02-19 08:51:18 w4zcb Re: Matching Mixer Diodes I need to find replacement 1stmixer diodes for a HP8553 spectrum analyzer(110mhz)these parts are no longer made. Is a simple forward drop
matching good enough? How are these parts matched at the factory?
I have some 1n5711's are they OK or could someone recommend a
better part.
Thanks Joe wa9cgz
If you could identify what you're looking for, I might be able to help. I have a good number of matched pairs.
W4ZCB
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other than the where part of a matched quad.
In looking over the data sheets the 2811 or 2835 schottky would
may work but I may need to quad match them.
Joe wa9cgz
Ah, today is your lucky day. I have not one, but two sets of matched quads 5082-2805. Gimmee a snail mail address.
W4ZCB
Next time, don't hit them with so much RF!
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