[time-nuts] CBT designation and usage?
paul swed
paulswedb at gmail.com
Fri Sep 27 16:52:25 UTC 2013
Cheap is relative. Curious what it means?
Paul
WB8TSL
On Fri, Sep 27, 2013 at 12:20 PM, mc235960 <mc235960 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> Some Qs for someone with 5071A experience.
>
> I have picked up a cheapo second hand 5071A and would like to know what
> tube I have and what remaining life I might expect.
> It locked in about 10-15 mins after I applied power for the first time
> this morning.
>
> the box s/n is 3249A00498 and the tube s/n 3124A00248 has an (S) suffix .
> There is an opt 001 (high performance CBT) label on the box.
>
> *idn? returns HEWLETT-PACKARD,5071A,0,X.3249 The Symmetricom manual of
> 2006 give a "SYMMETRICOM" string returned. So it must be quite old I
> guess.
>
> X.3429 appears to correspond to the firmware version as seen on the LCD .
>
> Given that, does anyone know how to find out
>
> a) date of manufacture
> b) type of CBT
>
> I could not find any command sequence to indicate usage, so is there a
> way to find out
>
> c) The cumulated CBT power on time?
>
> d) If that is not available, is there anything in Status summary that
> could give a clue to aging?
>
> scpi> syst:print?
>
> MJD 56562 15:20:21
> CBT ID: 3124A00248(S)
> Status summary: Operating normally
> Power source: AC
> Log status: 15 entries
>
> Freq Offset: 0e-15 Osc. control: -5.57 %
> RF amplitude 1: 35.5 % RF amplitude 2: 33.4 %
> Zeeman Freq: 39949 Hz C-field curr: 12.157 mA
> E-multiplier: 1357 V Signal Gain: 14.4 %
>
> CBT Oven: 6.1 V CBT Oven Err: 0.02 C
> Osc. Oven: -9.0 V Ion Pump: 0.2 uA
> HW Ionizer: 1.1 V Mass spec: 11.0 V
> SAW Tuning: 1.9 V DRO Tuning: 5.7 V
> 87MHz PLL: 1.1 V uP Clock PLL: 2.7 V
> +12V supply: 12.4 V -12V supply: -12.3 V
> +5V supply: 5.5 V Thermometer: 42.3 C
>
> Regards,
> Mike
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