Looking for a replacement Line Output Transformer for my rather elderly
Oscilloscope. Have tried a few places in the UK but I fear old age may be
getting the better of it.
Has any one any ideas of a possible source of one as I am very loathe to
give it it's last rites!
Regards

Paul

"Paul" wrote in message
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Looking for a replacement Line Output Transformer for my rather elderly
Oscilloscope. Have tried a few places in the UK but I fear old age may be
getting the better of it.
Has any one any ideas of a possible source of one as I am very loathe to
give it it's last rites!

Why would a scope have a Line Output Transformer? Most all I've seen get HV
from an AC transformer. How many volts do you need?

N

"Paul" wrote in message
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Looking for a replacement Line Output Transformer for my rather elderly
Oscilloscope. Have tried a few places in the UK but I fear old age may be
getting the better of it.
Has any one any ideas of a possible source of one as I am very loathe to
give it it's last rites!
Regards

Paul



I assume you mean EHT oscillator and step up transformer.
From the manual you should have on the C of TR304
at the transformer primary, 28KHz sinusoidal waveform
of about 38V pk-pk on a mean DC level of 30V.
Power rail feeding this osc. should be 105V at end of variable R301 track


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"N Cook" wrote in message
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I assume you mean EHT oscillator and step up transformer.
From the manual you should have on the C of TR304
at the transformer primary, 28KHz sinusoidal waveform
of about 38V pk-pk on a mean DC level of 30V.
Power rail feeding this osc. should be 105V at end of variable R301 track

What's the HV from this?

N