I have seen people selling Russian Military SRD's on eBay before. I have not checked lately. Search SRD or step recovery diode.
Norman Eric Haskell
KC4YOE
Keller, TX USA
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Date: Mon, 25 Dec 2017 10:53:24 -0800
From: cdelect@juno.com
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Subject: [time-nuts] question about HP 5601a harmonic generator
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When working on the A4 assy. the ONLY adjustments you should make are:
Cavity frequency, unscrew locking ring and while looking at the A7 J1
signal or 2nd harmonic reading adjust for max and then lock down.
Attenuator, Unlock with allen, adjust for same, usually pulled all the
way out. Remember to lock.
-S5 the one by the attenuator, only needed if tube swapped but if you
adjust make sure the peak does not slip when you tighten the locknut.
the top pot, adjust for the same.
If you adjust any of the other locknutted plungers you will NEVER get
back to where you need to be!!!!
Cheers,
Corby
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Date: Tue, 26 Dec 2017 11:14:20 +1100
From: "Morris Odell" vilgotch@bigpond.net.au
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Subject: Re: [time-nuts] question about HP 5601a harmonic generator
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Hi,
Fortunately I have not had this problem but I did have to deal with a destroyed SRD in a HP 5110A synthesizer driver a few years ago. The SRD in that device is maintained at an elevated temperature in a little oven and as a result of a thermostat failure it was reduced to a charred blob. With no possibility of finding an original replacement I set the harmonic generator module up on the bench ( no easy feat!) and tried a range of different diodes to see if any of them would work. After a lot of experimentation I finally hit on a power varactor diode that was the final frequency multiplier in a junked cellphone transmitter from the original analog FM system that was eventually replaced with the current digital one. That diode was made by National Panasonic and is a gold plated stud mounted device. I had to fiddle around to fit it in but the 5110A has not missed a beat since. Of course, in the 5110A it does operate at a much lower frequency than the 5061A, but it's original use was i
n the upper VHF range I think.
If you can't find a replacement you might have to resort to similar experimentation .
Morris
May I know if anyone knows the part number or the specification of the
step recovery diode in the harmonic generator for the old HP 5601A
cesium frequency standard?
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