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Home labs of electronics engineers?

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Or should I say more, caves? That's what volt-nutting can bring you into:

 

Home lab

 

Most of gear was saved from scrapping by repairs. Collected stuff over last 5 years or so. DMM collection quickly grew after getting into precision DC voltage obsessions, with voltage references and such.

Total list of gear as by today:

6 x Keithley 2001 DMM (2 still need some repairs)

1 x Keithley 2002

1 x Keithley 2000 (not shown here)

1 x Keithley 2400 SMU

1 x Keithley 2510 TEC SMU

HP 4263B (LCR Meter)

HP 33120A ARB 15MHz

Tektronix CSA7404 with pair of P7380 probes  TCA-1MEGTCA-1MEG some P6245's

Tektronix TLA714 with TLA7AA4 and set of probes (P6810, 2 x P6860, some mictor adapters, etc)

EDC MV106 DC Voltage standard (+-30ppm)

Few selfmade LM399 and Linear LTZ1000 stable references

ESI DB52 decade resistor

ERSA ICON1 soldering iron

Bunch of Vishay Precision Group 0.2ppm resistors for testing/calibration.

 

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  • Hi Illya,

    Wow, What a beautiful concentration of precision. It looks like you have a variety of projects in the works too. I have recently up graded my shop area in the basement. It is always a work in progress though. I had my first very rudimentary shop 58 years ago and by now one would think that I would have finally figured it all out but the process of innovation and renovation continues. In contrast to your beautiful equipment I would characterize my collection as Practical Mediocre. Fortunately that is the level of my expertise as well so the shop and I suit each other quite well.

     

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  • Hi Illya,

    Wow, What a beautiful concentration of precision. It looks like you have a variety of projects in the works too. I have recently up graded my shop area in the basement. It is always a work in progress though. I had my first very rudimentary shop 58 years ago and by now one would think that I would have finally figured it all out but the process of innovation and renovation continues. In contrast to your beautiful equipment I would characterize my collection as Practical Mediocre. Fortunately that is the level of my expertise as well so the shop and I suit each other quite well.

     

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    John

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