Re: Escort EFG2210 sweep func gen help req'd

Nov 20, 2003 6 Replies



> The EFG 2210 sweep function generator s*it itself and static component tests
> proved back to a dicky dual FET with old, old packaging. The code on the
> side of the FET is unreadable. After weeks and months of searching I must
> resort to beggery here in this newgroup, perhance you have the servce
> manual/circuit diagram, or could point me towards it.
>
> Ever g8ful.
> :) Peter Lowrie

If US made, my guess would be a dual jfet by Siliconics; they were famous for making a decent array of well-matched dual jfets. Do a little Sherlock to derive good guesstimate of operating point(s) from supply voltage, resistors (source & drain) and maybe signal level. That will help to find jfets with "good enough" characteristics; you may even get away with discretes. These daze, Fairchild is a good source of jfets; have not looked to see if they have (matched?) duals. Siliconics is now owned & run by Vishay.

BTW, my server sez that alt.electronics does not exist!

Gee-willie-whiskers and here you are posting on it.

:-)Peter Lowrie

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Incorrect! I posted on the sci.electronics.equipment NG only. Exactly like i did now.

That only means they don't carry that newsgroup. It is archived on Google along with sci.electronics, and other low traffic newsgroups.

I say, the boy is so stupid that he tried to make a back up copy of his hard drive on the Xerox machine! Michael A. Terrell Central Florida

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He must of forgotton to use the new electro-magnetic toner!

Don't be silly. Everyone knows you put the hard drive into your replicator to get an exact, atom for atom copy, right down to that bad bearing! ;-)

I say, the boy is so stupid that he tried to make a back up copy of his hard drive on the Xerox machine! Michael A. Terrell Central Florida

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