[time-nuts] Re: HP 5065A, no 2nd harmonic.

[Robert LaJeunesse]

Drops in a hole in the PCB. I doubt that you could buy that exact one, it is unusual and probably custom. Pin terminals and fork terminals are much more common. The closest I could find to the pictured one are from Cambion Electronics, which has (smaller diameter) hollow PTFE insulated press-mount terminals available. No similar item shows at Concord Electronics, the other common source.

http://www.cambion.com/solder_terminals_ptfe_insulated_press_mount3_catalogue_parts_list.aspx

This part has about enough room for 2, maybe 3, leads: http://www.cambion.com/catalogue_page.aspx?ID=278

Bob L.

> Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2021 at 7:19 PM
> From: "Hal Murray" <halmurray at sonic.net>
> To: "Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement" <time-nuts at lists.febo.com>
> Cc: "Hal Murray" <halmurray at sonic.net>
> Subject: [time-nuts] Re: HP 5065A, no 2nd harmonic.
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> lajeunesse at mail.com said:
> > Judging from the teflon solder cup used I suspect insulation resistance is a
> > critical parameter.
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> Could somebody please give me a lesson or pointer or ...
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> I noticed something interesting in the picture.  Is that just a ring on the
> surface, or a part that drops into a big hole in a PCB, or ???
>
> Google for "teflon solder cup" didn't find anything interesting.  What would I
> search for if I wanted to buy one?
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