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08903-90062 Volume 1
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HP 8903B
AUDIO ANALYZER
(Including Option 001)
Service Manual
SERIAL NUMBERS
This manual applies directly t o instruments with

serial numbers prefked
24508 to 2948A and all MAJOR changes that apply to your instrument.
rev.20JUN91
For additional important information about serial

numbers, refer to "INSTRUMENTS COVERED BY
THIS MANUAL'' in Section 1.
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HEWLETT
PACKARD
1 Regulatory Information
(Updated March 1999)
1
Regulatory Information (Updated March 1999)
Safety Considerations
GENERAL
This product a n d related documentation must be reviewed for familiarization with safety
markings a n d instructions before operation.
This product h a s been designed and tested i n accordance w i t h IEC Publication 1010,
"Safety Requirements for Electronic Measuring Apparatus," a n d has been supplied in a
safe condition. This instruction documentation contains information a n d warnings which
must be followed by t h e user to ensure safe operation and t o m a i n t a i n t h e product i n a safe
condition.
SAFETY EARTH GROUND
A uninterruptible safety e a r t h ground must be provided from t h e m a i n power source to the
product input wiring terminals, power cord, or supplied power cord set.
SAFETY SYMBOLS
A Indicates instrument damage can occur if indicated operating limits are exceeded.
A Indicates hazardous voltages.
- Indicates e a r t h (ground) terminal
A WARNING note denotes a hazard. It calls attention to a procedure,

~~ ~ ~ ~
WARNING
practice, or the like, which, if not correctly performed or adhered to,
could result in personal injury. Do not proceed beyond a WARNING
sign until the indicated conditions are fully understood and met.
CAUTION A CAUTION note denotes a hazard. It calls attention to an operation

procedure, practice, or t h e like, which, if not correctly performed or adhered
to, could result i n damage to or destruction of p a r t or all of the product. Do
not proceed beyond a n CAUTION note until the indicated conditions a r e fully
understood a n d met.
2 Chapter 1
Safety Considerations for this Instrument

~
WARNING This product is a Safety Class I instrument (provided with a

protective earthing ground incorporated in the power cord). The
mains plug shall only be inserted in a socket outlet provided with a
protective earth contact. Any interruption of the protective
conductor inside or outside of the product is likely to make the
product dangerous. Intentional interruption is prohibited.
Whenever it is likely that the protection has been impaired, the
instrument must be made inoperative and be secured against any
unintended operation.
If this instrument is to be energized via an auto transformer (for
voltage reduction), make sure the common terminal is connected to
the earth terminal of the power source.
If this product is not used as specified, the protection provided by
the equipment could be impaired. This product must be used in a
normal condition (in which all means for protection are intact) only.
N o operator serviceable parts in this product. Refer servicing to
qualified personnel. To prevent electrical shock, do not remove
covers.
Servicing instructions are for use by qualified personnel only. To
avoid electrical shock, do not perform any servicing unless you are
qualified to do so.
The opening of covers or removal of parts is likely to expose
dangerous voltages. Disconnect the product from all voltage sources
while it is being opened.
The power cord is connected to internal capacitors that my remain
live for 5 seconds after disconnecting the plug from its power supply.
For Continued protection against fire hazard, replace the line fuse(s)
only with 250 V fuse(s) or the same current rating and type (for
example, normal blow or time delay). Do not use repaired fuses or
short circuited fuseholders.
Always use the three-prong ac power cord supplied with this
product. Failure to ensure adequate earth grounding by not using
this cord may cause product damage.
This product is designed for use in Installation Category I1 and
Pollution Degree 2 per IEC 1010 and ZEC 664 respectively. FOR
INDOOR USE ONLY.
This product has autoranging line voltage input, be sure the supply
voltage is within the specified range.
Chapter 1 3
To prevent electrical shock, disconnect instrument from mains (line)

before cleaning. Use a dry cloth or one slightly dampened with water
to clean the external case parts. D o not attempt to clean internally.
Ventilation Requirements: When installing the product in a cabinet,
the convection into and out of the product must not be restricted.
The ambient temperature (outside the cabinet) must be less than the
maximum operating temperature of the product by 4" C for every 100
watts dissipated in the cabinet. If the total power dissipated in the
cabinet is greater than 800 watts, then forced convection must be
used.
Product Markings
CE - the CE m a r k is a registered trademark of the European Community. A CE m a r k
accompanied by a year indicated the year the design was proven.
CSA - the CSA m a r k is a registered trademark of t h e Canadian S t a n d a r d s Association.
4 Chapter 1
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SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
GENERAL
This product and related documentation must be
[WARNING I
reviewed for familiarization with safety markings and
instructions before operation. A n y interruption of the protective (grounding)
conductor (inside or outside the instrument) or
This product is a Safety Class I instrument (provided disconnecting the protective earth terminal will
with a protective earth terminal). cause a potential shock hazard that could result-
ing personal injury. (Grounding one conductor of
BEFORE APPLYING POWER a two conductor outlet is not sufficientprotection).
Verify that the product is set to match the available
line voltage and the correct fuse is installed. Whenever it is likely that the protection has been
impaired, the instrument must be made inop-
SAFETY EARTH GROUND erative and be secured against any unintended
An uninterruptible safety earth ground must be pro- operation.
vided from the main power source to the product input
wiring terminals, power cord, or supplied power cord If this instrument is to be energized via an
set. autotransformer (for voltage reduction) make sure
the common terminal is connected to the earth
SAFETY SYMBOLS terminal of the power source.
/i\ Instruction manual symbol: the product will be
marked with this symbol when it is necessary for the
Servicing instructions are for use by service
trained personnel only. To avoid dangerous elec-
user to refer to the instruction manual (refer to Table tric shock, do not perform any servicing unless
of Contents.) qualified to do so.
Adjustments described i n the manual are per-

f Indicates hazardous voltages. formed with power supplied to the instrument
while protective covers are removed. Energy avail-
L Indicates earth (ground) terminal. able at may points may, if contacted, result i n
personal injuv.
I The toWARNING
IIt calls attention sign denotes a hazard.
a procedure, practice, or the like,
Capacitors inside the instrument may still be
charged even if the instrument has been discon-
nected from its source os supply.
which, if not correctly performed or adhered to, could
result in personal injury. Do not proceed beyond a For continued protection against fire hazard, re-
WARNING sign until the indicated conditions are fully place the line fuse(s) only with 250V fuse(s) of
understood and met. the same current rating and type (for example,
normal blow, time delay, etc.) Do not use repaired
CAUTION The CAUTION sign fuses or short circuited fuseholders.
- denotes a hazard. It
calls attention to an operating procedure, practice, or
the like, which, if not correctly performed or adhered
to, could result in damage to or destruction of part or
all of the product. Do not proceed beyond a CAUTION
sign until the indicated conditions are fully understood
and met.
ATTENTION
Static Sensitive
Devices
This instrument was constructed in an E S D (electro-static discharge)

protected environment. This is because most of the semi-conductor
devices used in this instrument are susceptible to damage by static
discharge.
Depending o n the magnitude of the charge, device substrates can be
punctured or destroyed by contact or mere proximity of a static charge.
The results can cause degradation of device performance, early failure,
or immediate destruction.
These charges are generated in numerous ways such as simple contact,
separation of materials, and normal motions of persons working with
static sensitive devices.
When handling or servicing equipment containing static sensitive
devices, adequate precautions must be taken to prevent device damage
or destruction.
Only those who are thoroughly familiar with industry accepted tech-
niques for handling static sensitive devices should attempt to service
circuitry with these devices.
I n all instances, measures must be taken to prevent static charge
build-up on work surfaces and persons handling the devices.
Model 8903B Replaceable Parts
Section 6
REPLACEABLE PARTS
6-1. INTRODUCTION NOTE

This section contains information for ordering parts. The total quantity for each part is given
Table 6-1 lists reference designations, and Table 6-2 only once, that is, at the first occurrence
lists abbreviations used in the parts list and through- of the part number in the list. The total
out the manual. Table 6-3 lists all replaceable parts quantities for optional assemblies are to-
in reference designator order. Table 6-4 contains the talled by assembly and not integrated into
names and addresses that correspond to the manufac- the standard list.
turer’s code numbers.
6-4. FACTORY SELECTED PARTS (*)
6-2. ABBREVIATIONS
Parts marked with an asterisk (*) are factory selected
Table 6-2 lists abbreviations used in the parts list, parts. The value listed in the parts list is the nominal
schematics, and throughout the manual. In some value. Refer to Sections 5 and 8 of this manual for
cases, two forms of the abbreviation are used, one information on determining what value to use for
all in capital letters, and one partial or no capitals. replacement.
This occurs because the abbreviations in the parts
list are always all capitals. However, in the schematics 6-5. PARTS LIST UPDATING
and other parts of the manual, other abbreviation (MANUAL UPDATES)
forms are used with both lower case and upper case
letters. Production changes to the Audio Analyzer made after
the publication date of this manual are accompanied
6-3. REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST by a change in the serial number prefix. Changes to
the parts list are recorded by serial number prefix
Table 6-3 is the list of replaceable parts and is organ- on an addition or replacement page(s). The MANUAL
ized as follows: UPDATE pages can be ordered by filling out and
returning t h e DOCUMENTATION UPDATE
a. Electrical assemblies and their components in SERVICE REQUEST reply card found in the begin-
alphanumeric order by reference designation. ning of this service manual.
b. Chassis-mounted parts in alphanumeric order by 6-6. ILLUSTRATED PARTS BREAKDOWNS
reference designation.
Most mechanical parts are identified in Figure 6-1
c. Mechanical parts. through 6-5. These figures are located at the end of
the replaceable parts table.
The information given for each part consists of the
following: 6-7. ORDERING INFORMATION
a. The Hewlett-Packard part number. To order a part listed in the replaceable parts table,
b. Part number check digit (CD). include the Hewlett-Packard part number (with the
check digit) and the quantity required. Address the
c. The total quantity (Qty) for the entire instrument order to the nearest Hewlett-Packard office. The
except for option assemblies. (See following note.) check digit will ensure accurate and timely processing
of your order.
d. The description of the part.
To order a part that is not listed in the replaceable
e. A typical manufacturer of the part in a five-digit parts table, include the instrument model number,
code. instrument serial number, description and function
of the part, and the quantity of parts required. Address
f. The manufacturer’s number for the part. the order to the nearest Hewlett-Packard office.
6-1
Replaceable Parts Model 8903B
NOTE data. Quantities given are for one year of parts sup-
Within the USA, it is better to order di- port. A complimentary copy of the “Recommended
rectly from the HP Parts Center in Moun- Spares” list may be requested from your nearest
tain View, California. Ask your nearest Hewlett-Packard office.
HP office for information and forms for
the “Direct Mail Order System”. When stocking parts to support more than one Audio
Analyzer or to support a variety of Hewlett-Packard
6-8. RECOMMENDED SPARES LIST instruments, it may be more economical to work from
one consolidated list rather than simply adding to-
Stocking spare parts for an instrument is often done gether stocking quantities from the individual instru-
to ensure quick return to service after a malfunction ment lists. Hewlett-Packard will prepare consolidated
occurs. Hewlett-Packard has prepared a “Recom- “Recommended Spares” lists for any number or com-
mended Spares” list for this instrument. The contents bination of instruments. Contact your nearest
of the list are based on failure reports and repair Hewlett-Packard office for details.
6-2
Table 6-1. Reference Designations
REFERENCE DESIGNATIONS
A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .assembly E . . . . . . . . . . . . miscellaneous P ....... electrical connector U . . . . . . . . . integrated circuit;
AT . . . . . . attenuator; isolator; electrical p a r t (movable portion): microcircuit
termination F .................... fuse P M V . . . . . . . . . . . . electron tube
B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fan; m o t o r FL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . filter 0 .......... transistor; SCR; VR . . . . . . . . voltage regulator;
BT ................. battery H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . hardware triode thyristor; FET b r e a k d o w n diode
C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . capacitor HY ............... circulator R ................. resistor W ....... cable; transmission
CP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .coupler J ....... electrical connector RT .............. thermistor path; wire
CR . . . . . . . . . . . . diode; diode (stationary portion); S .................. switch X .................. socket
thyristor; varactor jack T .............. transformer Y . . . . . . . . crystal unit (piezo-
DC ....... directional coupler K ................... relay T B . . . . . . . . . . terminal b o a r d electric or quartz)
DL .............. delay line L............. coil; inductor TC ........... thermocouple 2 . . . . . . . tuned cavity; tuned
DS ............ annunciator; M .................. meter TP .............. test point circuit
signaling device MP . . . . . . . . . . miscellaneous
(audible or visual); mechanical part
lamp: LED
Table 6-2. Abbreviations (1 of 2)
ABBREVIATIONS
A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .a m p e r e COEF . . . . . . . . . . . coefficient EDP ......... electronic data INT ................ internal
. . . alternating current COM , . ~ .........
. common processing kg ................ kilogram
......... accessory COMP ......... composition ELECT .......... electrolytic kHz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . kilohertz
ADJ ............ adjustment COMPL ........... complete ENCAP ........ encapsulated k .................. kilohm
AID ........ analog-to-digital CONN ........... connector EXT ............... external
CP .......... cadmium plate F ................... farad
CRT ....... cathode-ray tube FET .... field-effect transistor
CTL ......... complementary F/F ................ flip-flop
transistor logic FH ............... flat head LED . . . . . light-emitting diode
control CW ........ continuous wave FIL H .......... fillister h e a d LF ........... low frequency
AL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . aluminum cw .............. clockwise FM . . . . frequency modulation LG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . long
ALC . . . . . . . . . automatic
level ..... centimeter FP ............. front panel
control FREQ ............ frequency
AM .... amplitude modulation FXD ................. fixed LIN ....... linear taper (used
AMPL ............. amplifier g ................... g r a m i n parts list)
APC ....... automatic p h a s e GE ............ . g e r m a n i u m LK WASH ......
lock washer
control dc ........... direct current GHz ............. gigahertz LO ......
low; local oscillator
ASSY ............ assembly deg . . . . . degree (temperature GL .................. glass LOG .......
logarithmic taper
interval or difference) GRD . . . . . . . . . . . . ground(ed) (used in parts list)
avg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . average ...' . . . . . . . . . . . degree (plane ............... henry log logarithm(ic)
... A m e r i c a n wire angle) h .................... hour LPF .........
l o w pass filter
OC .......... d e g r e e Celsius HET ............h e t e r o d y n e LV ............. l o w voltage
(centigrade) HEX . . . . . . . . . . . . . h e x a g o n a l m ..........
meter (distance)
OF ........ d e g r e e Fahrenheit H D .................. h e a d
decimal OK ........... degree Kelvin HDW . . . . . . . . . . . . . hardware
BD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . board DEPC ..... deposited carbon HF .......... high frequency
BECU . . . . . . beryllium c o p p e r ......... detector HG ............... m e r c u r y
BFO . . . . . . . . beat f r e q u e n c y ........ diameter HI ................... h g h i n parts list)
oscillator HP ......... Hewlett-Packard MET F L M . . . . . . . . metal film
BH binder h e a d parts list) HPF . . . . . . . . high p a s s filter MET OX . . . . . . metallic oxide
BKDN . . . . . . . . . . breakdown DlFF AMPL ...... differential HR ........... h o u r (used i n MF . . . . . . medium frequency:
B P . . . . . . . . . . . . . .b a n d p a s s amplifier parts list) microfarad (used in
B P F . . . . . . . . . b a n d p a s s filter div ................ division HV ............ high voltage parts list)
B R S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . brass D P D T . . . . . . . . . . double-pole, Hz .................. Hertz
double-throw IC . . . . . . . . . integrated circuit
ID .......... inside diameter MHz ............ megahertz
C A L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . calibrate DSB . . . . . . . double sideband IF ............. intermediate
ccw . . . . . . . counter-clockwise DTL ........ diode transistor frequency ........ m h o
CER ..... ceramic logic IMPG .......... i m p r e g n a t e d
CHAN . . . . channel DVM . . . . . . . digital voltmeter in ............ incandescent
cm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . centimeter ECL . . . . . . . . emitter coupled
CMO .... cabinet m o u n t only logic INP .................. input
EMF . . . . . electromotive force INS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . insulation
NOTE
All abbreviations in the p a r t s list will be in upper-case.
Table 6-2. Abbreviations (2 of 2)
MOD ............ m o d u l a t o r OD ........outside diameter PWV ......... p e a k working

MOM . . . . . . . . . . . momentary OH .............. oval h e a d voltage
OP A M P L .......
operational RC . . . . . . . . . . . . . resistance- TFT ...... thin-film transistor
amplifier capacitance TGL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . toggle
m s . . . . . . . . . . . . . millisecond OPT ................ option RECT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . rectifier
MTG ............. mounting REF .............reference
MTR ....... meter (indicating REG ............. regulated
device) oz .................. ounce REPL .......... replaceable TOL ............. tolerance
mV ................ millivolt R .................... ohm RF ......... radio frequency
P ....... p e a k (used in p a r t s RFI ......... radio frequency TSTR . . . . . . . . . . . . transistor
mVdc . . . . . . . . . . . millivolt,
dc list) interference
mVpk ......... millivolt, p e a k PAM ........ pulse-amplitude R H . . . round head; right hand
modulation RLC ............ resistance- TV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . television
PC ........... printed circuit inductance- TVI .... television interference
PCM . . . . pulse-code m o d u l a - capacitance . . . traveling wave tube
tion; pulse-count RMO ....... rack m o u n t only ... micro (used
modulation rms ....... root-mean-square i n p a r t s list)
PDM ......... pulse-duration RND ................ round UF . . . . . . microfarad (used in
modulation ROM ..... read-only m e m o r y p a r t s list)
PF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . microfarad pF ............... picofarad R&P ........ rack and panel UHF ..... ultrahigh frequency
PH BRZ ... phosphor bronze RWV ....... reverse working UNDEF . . . . . . . . . . undefined
pmho . . . . . . . . . . . . micromho PHL ............... Phillips voltage
PIN ........ positive-intrinsic- S . . . . . . scattering parameter
negative s ............ s e c o n d (time)
WVac . . . . . . . . . . microvolt, a c PIV . . . . p e a k inverse voltage ..... second (plane angle)
S-B
...I
pVdc . . . . . . . . . . microvolt, dc ........ Slow-blow (fuse)

pVpk . . . . . . . . microvolt, p e a k (used i n parts list)
wVp-p . . . . . . microvolt, peak- SCR ....... silicon controlled
to-peak PM . . . . . . . phase modulation rectifier; s c r e w
pVrms ....... microvolt, r m s PNP ...... positive-negative- SE ............... selenium VDCW .... volts, dc, working
pW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . microwatt positive SECT ............. sections (used i n p a r t s list)
nA ............ nanoampere P/O . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . part of SEMICON .... semiconductor V(F) ........... volts, filtered
n o connection POLY .......... polystyrene SHF .... superhigh frequency VFO . . . . . . variable-frequency
SI .................. silicon oscillator
NE .................. neon SIL.. ................ silver VHF . . . . . very-high frequency
(used in p a r t s list) SL.. ................. slide
POSN ............. position SNR .... signal-to-noise ratio
POT .......... potentiometer SPDT .......... single-pole,
p-p ........... peak-to-peak double-throw VSWR ...... voltage standing
NOM ........... PP ...... peak-to-peak (used SPG ................ spring wave ratio
in parts list) SR ............... split ring VTO . . . . . . . . . . . voltage-tune
NPN ...... negative-positive- SPST .......... single-pole, oscillator
negative modulation single-throw VrVM ......... vacuum-tube
NPO ....... negative-positive PREAMPL ......
preamplifier SS ........... Service Sheet voltmeter
zero (zero tempera- PRF ........ pulssrepetitin SSB ........ single sideband V(X)......... volts, switched
ture coefficient) frequency SST ......... stainless steel w ....... . . . . . wan
NRFR .... not recommended PRR . . . . pulse repetition rate STL ................. steel W/ ................... with
for field replacement SO ................ square WIV ........ w o r k i n g inverse
NSR ......... not separately SWR .... standing-wave ratio voltage
SYNC .......... synchronize WW ............ wirewound
.... n a n o s e c o n d modulation T ..... timed (slow-blow fuse) W/O ............... without
nW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . nanowatt TA ............. ..tantalum YIG ...... yttrium-iron-garnet
modulation TC ............ temperature 2, ........... characteristic
compensating impedance
NOTE
All abbreviations in the parts list will be in u p p e r c a s e .
MULTIPLIERS
Abbreviation Prefix Multiple
T tera 10'2
G gigs 109
M mega 106
k kilo 103
da deka 10
d deci 10-1
C centi 10-2
m milli 10-3
P micro 10-6
n nano 10-9
P pic0 10-12
f femto 10-15
a ano 10-18
6-4
Model 8903B
n b l e 6-3.RtplaccaDIc Ports
Reference
Designation Number
Part : atY.
Description Mfr.
Code
Mfr. Part Number
A1
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A1 08W3W165 9 1 KEYBOARD AND DISPLAY ASSEMBLY 28080 08903-6016G
2i2t.l ,.IN/> Allf>\’/~;

A1 0890360193 2 1 KEYBOARD AND DISPLAY ASSEMBLY 28480 08903-60lY3
AlCl 0180 0229 7 1 CAPACITORTXD 33UF+.lO% IOVDC TA 56289 i500336x9oioez

AlC2 0163 2055 9 4 CAPACITORFXD OlUF +00-20% lOOVOC CER 28480 0100.2059
A1C3 0160 2291 5 1 CAPACITORFXD l8UF i - l O % 8OVDC POLYE 28480 01CO.2291
AlW 01602055 9 CAPACITOR-FXD OlUF +8020% lOOVDC CER 284e0 0160.2055
ClC5 01602055 9 CAPACITORFXD .OlUF +80-20°z. lOOVD€ CER 28480 0160-2055
A103 0160.2m: 9 CAPAClTORFXD .OlUF +80-20?* 1OOVCC CER 28480 01632055
AlDSl 1990.0719 8 14 LEDLAMP LUM-INT=lWD IF=X)MA-MAX BVR=5V 28480 1993-0719

AIDS:! l9W-0719 8 14 LEDLAMP LUM-INT=lMCD IF=ZOMA-MAX BVR=5V 28480 1990-0719
AIDS3 19W0.0719 8 14 L E D U M P LUM-INT=lMCD IF=POMA-MAX BVR=W 28400 19Xo-Oi19
AIDS4 1 9 0 0719 8 14 LEDLAMP LUM4NT=lMCDIF=POMA-MAXBVR=5V 28480 1990.0i1q
A1E5 1 W 071P 8 14 LED-LAMP LUM-INT=lKD IF=aMA-MAX @VR=5V 284880 1BWu.0719
AIDS6 199Y 0719 8 14 LEDLAMP LUM.INT=lMCD IF=mMA.MILY EVH=SV 284886 1090.0719

AlDS7 1990 0719 8 14 LEDLAMP LUM-INT=lMCD IF=2OMA.MAX @VR=5V 28580 194)-0719
AIDS8 19w 0 i l 9 8 14 LEDLAMP LUM-INT=lMCD IF=POMA-MAX @VR=5V 28480 l!?xI.07 19
AlDS9 19%’0719 6 2 LEDLAMP LUM-INT=lMCD IF=POMA.MAX QVH-5V 28480 19W$3-O71 P
0.180 1731 7 2 SPACER-RND 365.IN.LG 1FIN.ID 0MX)o C)RLEH E Y D E s c R i r i i o r i
AIDS10 19WCl7lU 0 LED-LAMP LUM.INT=lMCD IF=2OMA-MAX B V R = W 28.80 HLMP 1301
O3EU 1231 7 SPACER RND 365 IN-LG 12 IN-ID oclcoo ORDER BY DESCRIPTION
AIDS11 l9cUl.O~,10 6 6 LEDLAMP LUM4NT=800UCD IF=X)MA\-MAX 2wccn IILMP-UJO~
0 3 4 - 1196 5 6 MOUNT-LED OlX)+.OO5IHID 0187 28dsO 0340.1 195
AIDS12 1S*?00510 6 LEDLAMP LUM4NT=800tICO IF=X)MA.MAX 264Y0 ~~LMI’-o~o~

W I C 11% 5 M0UNT.L.E.D. 0 120 .+..GO5 IN ID. 0.187 28480 03.10 1195
AIDS13 1950-0518 R LEDLAMP LUM4NT=000UCD IF=20MA.MAX 28480 t IlMP-0301
0340-1106 5 MOUNT.L.E.0. 0.120 +.0051NID 0.187 26480 03no.11%
AlDSld 199DOBlR 6 LEDLAMP LUM-INT=BOOUCDIF=ZlMA.MAX 28480 HLMP 0301
AlDSl5 199-0b18 6 LECLAMP LUM4NT=BOOUCD IFx20MA.MAX 2R480 til MP-0301
0 3 4 1196 5 MOUNT-L.E.D.0.120 +-.OOSIN I D 0.187 28480 03m-1195
AlDS16 19Kb0618 6 LEDLAMP I.UM4NT=800UCD IF=X)MA-MAX 284430 HLMP.0301

03.u)1196 5 MOUNT-LE.D. 0.120 +-.OO5 IN ID: 0 187 28480 199J.07lY
0340 1lOG
AlDSl? 1990 0719 8 14 LEDLAMP LUM-lNT=lMCD IF=ZOMA.MAX BVR=5V 28480
AIDS18 1990.0719 8 14 LEDLAMP LUM-INT=lMCD IF=POMA-MAX EVR=5V 28480 19ExJ-Oilc)

AlQS19 19W 0719 8 14 LED.LAMP LUM-INT=lMCD IF=mMA-MAX BVR=5V 28480 1OEc1.0719
2450.1 TO liC11\
r\JDSX NOT ASSIGNED
2iBi4 ,\A/> .4/lO\’/,
A J DS2U 19900719 8 LED-LAMP LUM-INT=lMCD IF=MMA.MAX BVR=5V 248.10 1OW0719
0380 1231 7 3 SPACER4ND 365-IN-LG 124N ID oooco ORUER Pi DESCRIP~ION
AlJ1 1251-4736 1 1 CONNECTOR 26-PIN M RECTANGULAR 28480 12514736
AlMPl 5041.0319 7 6 KEY HALF GY-LIT 28480 5041-0319

AlMP2 5041-1832 1 1 KEYHALFHZWV 28430 50.11-1032
AlMP3 5041-0319 7 KEY HALF 0Y.LIT 284.90 5041-0319
AlMP4 5051-0335 7 3 KEYMALFSMKGY 26580 5051.0335
A1MP5 5041.1W9 8 1 KEYHALFAMPTD 28480 5051-1839
AlMP6 5041 0817 0 1 KEYMALF SK/GY 7 28480 5041-001T

AlMP? 5041 0@13 6 1 KEYMALFSKGY 3 28480 504 l.OA13
A1MP8 50Jl-lW5 8 1 KEY/OUARTERLCL 2058~ 5041.16ci5
AlMW 5041-1842 3 1 K M PLOT LIMIT 28480 5041-1842
AlMPlO 5041 1E31 0 1 KEYHALFKHUV 28.80 50-1I. 183‘
Replaceable Parts Model S903B
%We 6-3.Replaceable Parts

Reference
Designation
HP Part
Number D w. Description Mfr. Pari Number
AlMPll 5041.0319 7 KEY HALF GY-LIT 28400 3041.031 9

AlMPl2 5041.0319 7 KEY HALF GY-LIT 28480 5041-0319
AlMPl3 504i.it~a 7 1 KEY HALF FREO 28400 5041.1838
AlMPl4 5041.0816 9 2 KEYMALF S W Y 6 28400 5041.0816
AlMP15 5041.0812 5 1 KEYMALF S W Y 2 28480 5041.OB12
AlMPl6 5041.0408 5 1 KEYXlTR EB/BLK 28480 5041-0408

AlMPl7 5041.1640 1 1 KM rREQ/INCR 28460 5041.1640
AlMP18 5041 1837 6 1 KM STOP/FREO 28480 5041-1837
AlMPl9 5041 0319 7 KEY HALF GY-LIT 28480 5051.0319
AlMP2O 5041.Os5 7 KEYMALF SMK GY 28480 5041.0335
AlMP2l 5041.061 6 9 KEYMALF SWGY 6 28480 5041-0816

AlMP22 504i.oai5 8 1 KEYMALF SWGY 5 28480 5041-0815
AlMP23 5041-0811 4 1 KEYMALF S W Y 1 28480 5041.0811
AlMP24 5041-0417 6 1 KEYOTR BLK SAT 28480 5041-0417
AlMP25 5041.1641 0 1 KEY HALF MV GY 28480 504 1-164 1
A1MP26 5041-1836 5 1 K M STARTERE0 28480 5041.1 836

AlW27 5041 0319 7 KEY HALF GY-LlT 28.180 5041-0319
AlMP28 5041 0.35 7 KEYMALF SMK GY 28480 5041-0385
AlMP29 5041 0810 1 1 KEYMALF SK,'GY 8 28480 504 1-081E
A1MP30 5041-0814 7 1 KEYMALF SWGY 4 28480 5041-0814
AlMP31 5041-0819 2 1 KEYMALF S W Y 0 28440 5041.0819

AlMP32 5041.1640 9 1 KEY HALF X10 GY 28480 5041,lMO
AlMP33 5041 0808 9 1 KEYMALF GY DOT 28480 5041.0808
AlMP34 5047. 1641 2 1 K/n AMPTDANCR 2a460 5041.1641
A1MP35 50J1.1634 3 1 KEY HALF CLEAR 28460 5041.1834
A1 MP36 5041-1843 4 2 K M ARROW 28480 5041.1643

AlMP37 5041.1835 4 1 KES HALF 28480 5041-1835
AlMP38 5041 o m 7 1 KEY HALF GY LIT 2840 5041. o m
AlMP39 504 1.1643 4 K M ARROW 28480 5041.1BJ3
A1MP4O 941-0508 6 1 KEYMALF GR 28480 5041.0508
AlMP4l 941-0319 7 1 KEY CAP.HALF GRAY-LIT 28.180 5041
AlR1 1810-0502 6 11 NETWORK-RES 16XlIPJJO0 OHM X 8 01121 316R331

AIR? 1810.0205 7 1 NETWORK-RES 8-SIP4 7K OHM X 7 01 121 20EA4i2
AIR3 06?8.3 155 1 1 RESISTOR 464K l o o 125W F TC=O+-100 2.154 C4-1/8.T0.4641.F
AlFM 0757-0199 3 1 RESISTOR 21 5K 1% 125W F TC=O+-lOO 24'Mb C4.1/8.TO-2152.F
AlR5 1810-02J7 9 1 NETWORK.RES &SIP22 OK OHM X 7 01121 208A223
AlR6 iaio-om 0 1 NETWORK4ES &SIP68 OK OHM X 7 01 121 208AG83

A1R7 0737.0451 2 2 RESISTOR 68 1K 1% 125W F TC=O+.lW 21
.: 15 c 4 . i ~ - - r o - 6 82-F
i
A1RB 05!@-0082 7 1 RESISTOR 464 1% 125W F TC=O+-lW 2.1:. 05 C4.1.'8.T@-454R F
AlR9 06P8.3453 2 1 RESISTOR 196K 1% 125W F TC=0+.100 24546 C4.13 T0.1963-F
AIR10 0757-0461 2 RESISTOR 68 1K 1% 125W F TC=O+-IOO 24516 C4-1.'8-TO.6812-F
AlR11 0757 044; 4 1 RESISTOR 16 2K 1% 125W F TC=0+-100 2451t C4.lie.TO.1622-F

AlR12 07574430 3 1 RESISTOR 5 11K 1'0 125W F TC=0+-100 245.1ci C4-1/8-TO-51 I I-F
A1R13 0098-344s 2 4 RESISTOR 348 IS 125W F TC=O+.lOO 24546 C4-1'8 TO.346R.F
AlR14 06% 3M5 2 RESISTOR 348 1% 125W F TC=O+-lu) 23515 C4-l,e.TO.348R-F
AlR15 0698~3445 2 RESISTOR 348 1% 125W F TC=O+-lOO 245116 C4.1;8-TO.346R-F
AlR16 069S3445 2 RESISTOR 348 loa 125W F TC=O+-lW 24545 C4-1i8-T0.348R-F

AlR17 1a i o . o z 9 5 1 NETWORK-RES ESIWX) 0 OHM X 7 01 121 20e~331
AlR19 1810-0402 6 NETWORK.RES 16-DIP3300 OHM X 8 01121 3168331
Ale0 1a10.0402 6 NETWORK-RES 16-DIP3300 OHM X 8 01 121 3168331
AlFQl 1010 0402 6 NETWORK.RES DI DIP SO o OHM x a 01 121 3168331
Model 8003B IEeplncieable Parts
llhble 6-3. Rcploccob IC Ports

Reference HP Part C Description Mfr. Mfr. Part Number
Designation Number D QtY. Code
AlW2 1810 0402 6 NETWORK.RES lG.DIP330 0 OHM X 8 01 121 3168331

A1W3 18 in-o4oz 6 NETWORK-RES 16-DIP3300 OHM X 8 01121 3168331
Alm4 1810 0402 6 NETWORK-RES 1643P3300 OHM X 8 01121 3168331
AlW5 1810 0492 6 NETWORK RES 16DlP330 0 OHM X 8 01121 3166331
A1W6 1810.0492 6 NETWORK-RES 16-MP3300 OHM X 8 01 121 3168331
A1m7 1810-0492 G NETWORK-RES16.DIP330 0 OHM X 8 01 121 316833 1

Ale8 0757.0280 3 1 RESISTOR 1K 1% 125W FTC=O+-100 24546 C4-1/8-TO-lWl-F
2A50.4 TO 2730.\
A I R21 NOT ASSIGNED
2ML.\ AX/) .4!JO\'J?
A 1R.m 0698.3444 1 RESISTOR 316 1% .125W F TC=O+-lW 24546 0698.344
AlS1-AlS41 5060-9436 7 41 PUSHBUTTONSWlTCH P C MOUNT 28480 5060.9436
AlUl 1820 1729 3 13 IC LCH l T L LS COM CLEAR &BIT 01295 SN74LS259N

A1U2 1992 0753 0 10 DISPLAY-NUM-SEG lDCHAFl 43-H RED 28480 1990.0753
1200.1027 0 10 SOCKET-DSPL 14GONT DIP DIP4LDR 28480 1203-1027
A1U3 lq?C 0753 0 DISPLAY-NUMSEG 1OCHAR 43.H RED 2840 19930753

12 W 102i 0 SOCKET-DSPL 14-CONT DIP DIP-SLDR 28480 1200-102i
A1U4 109O.Oi53 0 DISPLAY.NUM-SEG 10-CHAR 43-H RED 28480 1993.0753
l Z M l 1027 0 SOCKET-DSPL 14CONT DIP DIP-SLDR 28480 1200-1027
A1U5 1qW-0753 0 DISPLAY-NUM-SEGIO-CHAR 43.H RED 28480 1990-0753
1200 1027 0 SOCKET-DSPL 14CONT DIP DIP.SLDR 28480 1200.102i
AlU6 1P p 7 0753 0 DISPLAY-NUM.SEG 10-CHAR 4 3 - H RED 28480 19SO0.0753

1700-1027 0 SOCKET-DSPL 14CONT DIP DIP-SLDR 284880 1203.102i
A1 U7 1820 1729 3 IC LCH T T L LS COM CLEAR &BIT 01295 SN74LS259N
AlU8 lRW Oi53 0 DISPLAY.NUM-SEG 10-CHAR 43.H RED 28480 19930753

IReler Io Note 1 on page 80-114.1 for
the correct orientalion 01 AlU8i
1200 l @ i 0 SOCKET-DSPL 14-CONT DIP DIP-SLDR 28480 120.1027

A1U9 19W 0755 0 DISPLAY.NUM.SEG 10CHAR 43.H RED 28480 19W.0753
1200 1 0 2 i 0 SOCKETGSPL 14-CONI DIP DIP-SLDR 28480 1200.1027
AlUlO 19W 0753 0 MSPLAY.NCIM-SEG IO-CHAR 43-H RED 28480 1993-0753
1200 1027 0 SOCKET-DSPL 14-CONT DIP DIP.SLDR 26480 1700~1027
AlUll 1K O 0753 0 DISPLAY.NUM.SEG IOCHAR 43-H RED 28480 1990.0753

12N1 1027 0 SOCKET-DSPL 14-CON1DIP DIP6LDR 28480 1200-1027
AlUl2 10% Oi53 0 DISPLAY.NUM-SEG 10.CIiAR 43.H RED 28480 1990.0753
1200. 1027 0 SOCKET-DSPL 14-CONT DIP DIP-SLDR 28480 1200-1027
AlU13 lll20.1720 3 IC LCH TTL LS COM CLEAR 8-BIT 01295 SN74LS75?N
AlU14 lHXI-li29 3 IC LCH T f L LS COM CLEAR &BIT 01295 SNT4LS259N
AlU15 19Xl 1729 3 IC LCH l l L LS COM CLEAR &BIT 01295 SN74LS259N

AlU16 l R X l 1720 3 IC LCH TTL LS COM CLEAR &BIT 01295 SN74LS259N
AlU17 1020 1 i 2 9 3 IC LCH TTL LS COM CLEAR 8-BIT 01295 SN74LS250N
AlU18 1820 1729 3 IC LCH TTL LS COM CLEAR 8-8IT 012% SN74LS259N
AlU19 10.20 1729 3 IC LCH TTL LS COM CLEAR &BIT 01295 SN74LS259N
AlU20 1820.1729 3 IC LCH TTL LS COM CLEAR &BIT 01295 SN74LS259N

AlU21 1820 1729 3 IC LCH TTL LS COM CLEAR 8-BIT 0 1'75 SN74LS259N
AlU22 1826 0412 1 1 IC COMPAWTOR PRCN DUAL &DIP-P PKG 27f111 LM393N
AlU23 18rn I 1 4 4 6 1 IC GATE TTL LS NOR QUAD 2-INP 01.35 SN74LS02N
AlU24 1820.141 7 6 2 IC GATE l l L LS NAND QUAD 2-INP 01235 SN74LS26N
AlU25 1820 1417 6 IC GATE TTL LS NAND QUAD 2-INP 01m5 SN74LS26N
AlU26 1820 1729 3 IC LCH TTL LS COM CLEAR 8-BIT 01705 SN74LS259N
AlU27 1020 1728 3 IC LCH TTL LS COM CLEAR 8 B T 01PTj SN74LS259N
AlU28 1820.1216 3 2 IC DCDR TTL LS 3.TO-8-LINE 31NP 01295 SN74LS138N
A1U29 1820.1216 3 IC K D R TTL LS 3-TO-€-LINE31NP 01235 SN73LS138b.1
AlU30 1820 1427 8 1 IC K D A TTL LS 2-TO.4-LINE DUAL 2-INP 01295 SNiJLSlSN
Model 8903B Replacenble Parts
llhble 6-3. RcploceoMc Parts

Reference HP Part C Description
Q ~ ~ .
Mfr. Mfr. Part Number
Designation Number D Code
A2
A2 1 INPUT AMPLIFIER ASSEMBLY 28480 08903-60170
(INCLUDES A2W3 AND A2W.1. DOES
NOT INCLUDE A2A1 OR A2A2)
A2 08903-69170 3 1 INPUT AMPLIFIER ASSEMBLY (RESTOREDI 28480 08933-69170
A2Cl 0180-2195 0 2 CAPACITORFXD 15UF +-lo% 35VDC TA 56289 150D15BX9035R2

Ax2 01606370 9 2 C MPE 1.5U 6OOV 28480 0 18)-6370
A2c3 0121-0422 8 4 CAPACITORV TWRPSTN .84.5PF 125OV 18736 TPSG
0300-0539 9 4 INSULATOR-XSTR SLBLOFG-POLYM 28480 0350.0669
A2C4 0180.2265 3 CAPACITORFXD 22PF +*5Y 5ooVDC CER O+.x) 28480 0180-2265
A2c5 0180.483? 4 58 CAPACITOR-FXD .OlW +-lo% lOOVDc CER 28480 0180.4832
A2m 0160-4786 7 5 CAPACITORFXD 27PF +.5% l W V E CER O + - x ) 28480 Ol W-4786
Ax7 0160 2237 9 2 CAPACITORFXD 1.2Ff +-.25PF 5OoVCC CER 28480 0lHl-2237
AX8 01604001 7 7 CAPACITORFXD 10OpF +-5% 100VDC CER 28480 0160-4801

M C l0 0121-0.122 8 CAPACITOR-V TFMRPSTN .8-4.5PF 1250V 18736 TPX;
0340-0669 9 INSULATOR-XSTRSLBLOFG-POLYM 2A400 0340-0659
A2C11 0160.4i86 7 CAPACITORFXD 27PF + - 5 O 6 1WVDC CER 0+40 28480 0160-4i86

A2C12 0160-22336 8 4 CAPACITOR.FXD 1PF +-.25PF 5WVDC CER 28480 0160.2236
Ax13 0180.02?0 6 4 CAPACITOR-FXD 22UF+-10°6 l5VDC TA 56289 150D226X9015B2
A2C14 0160.4839 7 36 CAPACITORFXD .lUF +-lo% SOVDC CER 28480 0160-4039
A2C15 0160.4832 4 CAPACITORFXD .OlUF +-lo% 1OOVDc CER 28480 0180.5832
AX16 0160-4832 4 CAPACITORFXD OlW +-looolOOVDc CER 28480 0160.d832

A2C17 0180.2105 0 2 CAPACTIOR.FXD 15UF + - l O o o 35VDC TA 56289 15001YjX9035R2
A2C18 0160.55-49 2 2 CAPACITOR-FXD 068UF +-5% 1OOVDC 28480 0160.5549
Ax19 0160.4832 4 CAPACITOR.MD OlUF +-W0 100VCC CER PO480 Ol~-JIU?
A2QO 0160-4832 4 CAPACITOR FXD OlUF +-lo% 1OOVDc CER 28580 01604832
A2C21 0160-4832 4 CAPACITORFXD OlUF lOOVDc CER 28480 01605832

A2Q2 01604835 7 CAPACITORFXD 1UF +.lOoo SOVDC CER 28480 0163.4835
A m 3 01604835 7 CAPACITOR-FXD 1UF +-lo% SOVDC CER 28480 u160-4e35
A2Q4 NOT ASSIGNED
Ax25 0160-4801 7 CAFACITORFXD 1oOpF +-5% lOOVDC CER 28390 Ol!ii.4BOl
Ax26 0160.4~00 9 3 CAPACITOR FXD 68PF +-5% 1WVDC CERO+.X) 28490 0160-4803
A2C27 0160.4803 9 CAPACITOR-FXD G8PF +-5On 1WVDC CER O + . x ) 2~1480 01rj-4803
-8 01604-35 7 CAPACITORFXD 1UF +-1O'o SOVDC CER 28580 0160.5835
A2C29 0160 4935 7 CAPACITORFXD 1UF +-lo% SOVDC CER 28OeO 0160-4835
MC30 0160-4835 7 CAPACITORFXD 1UF +-lo% SOVDC CER 28480 0180-5835
A2W1 01934835 7 CAPACITORFXD 1UF +-loooSOVDC CER 28480 01604839

A2w2 01604803 9 CAPACITORFXD 68PF +-5'0 1WVDC CEH 0+-30 28480 OlW+03
A2w3 NOT ASSIGNED
A2w4 0160 4e25 CAPACITOR FXD 1UF +.lOoo 50VDC CER 28480 01K-4835
A m 5 0 1 0 4035 CAPACITOR-FXD 1UF +-lo% SOVDC CEH 2838(1 Ol(jO-J835
AX36 oiw.-1o55 7 CAPACITORFXD 1UF +-lo% %VDC CER 28600 01(;04835

A2w7 0180-2207 5 5 CAPACITORFXD 100UF+-lOoo1OVDC TA 56289 150D107X%)lOR2
A2c38 0180.2207 5 CAPACITOR-FXD 100UF+-lODclOVDC TA 56289 lr~10iX9010R2
Ax39 01604835 7 CAPACITOR-FXD 1UF +-lo% 5OVDC CER 28480 0180-4835
A2C40 OlGo4786 7 ~ ~imvoc CER o+.m
CAPACITOR-FXD2 7 +-5% 28580 0160d786
A2011 0160-4835 7 CAPACITORFXD 1UF +-lo% S O V E CER 28480 0160-4835

m 2 0160-4835 7 CAPACITORFXD 1UF +-lo% SOVDC CER 28480 0160.4835
Replaceable Parb Model S903B
%ble 6-3.Replaceablc Ports

Reference HP Part C Description Mfr* Mfr. Part Number
Ax;43-C52 NOT ASSIGNED
Am3 0180.0100 3 3 CAPACITOR-FXD4 7UF+.lO%35VDC TA 58289 15OD475X903582

A2C54 NOT ASSIGNED
Ax55 NOT ASSIGNED
Ax56 0160.4835 7 CAPAClTORFXD .1UF + - l o % 5OVDC CER 28480 0160-4835
Ax57 0160-4835 7 CAPACITORFXO .lUF +.lo% 5OVDC CER 2e480 0160-4835
Ax5e.ao NOT ASSIGNED
A2B1 0160-4854 6 3 CAPACITORFXO . 0 4 N F + - l o % lOOVDc CER
px62-c69 NOT ASSIGNED
Ax70 7 1 CAPACITORFXDZOOPF +-5% 100VDc CER
AX71-C76 NOT ASSIGNED
Ax77 0160 4791 4 9 CAPACITORTXD lOPF +-5% 1WVDC CER 0+.32 28480 0160.4791
mc7e 0160 4835 7 CAPACITORTXD. l U F +.lo% 5OVOC CER 28480 0160.4835
A2C79 0160 4835 7 CAPACITOR-FXD.1UF + - l a % 5OVDC CER 28480 01604835
A2CBO 0160.4791 4 CAPACITORFXD lOPF +-5% 1WVDC CER O+.W 28480 0160-4791
A2CB1 0160-4832 4 CAPACITORFXD.OlUF + - l o % 100VDc CER 28480 0160.4832
A2c82 NOT ASSIGNED

Ax83 NOT ASSIGNED
A2a4 0160.4791 4 CAPACITORTXD lOPF +-546 lOOVDC CER O+.% 28480 0160.4791
A2m5 01W-47Pl 4 CAPACITORFXD lOPF +-5% lOOVDC CER O+.% 28480 01604791
A2C86 0160.480 1 7 CAPACITOR-FXDl W P F +-5% lOOVDC CER 28480 0160-4801
A2a7 0160-4801 CAPACITORFXD l W P F +.5k 100VDCCER 28480 0160.4&Il

&a8 0160 6370 C MPE 1.5U 6WV 28480 0160-6370
A2C89 0 160.2264 CAPACITORFXD20PF +-5% 5oOVDC CERO+-% 28480 01~0.226~
Ax90 0121.0422 CAFASIT0R.V TRMRPSTN .8.4.5PF 1250V 1873~ TP~G
A2c9 1 01604786 CAPAClTORFXD 27PF +-5% ICOVOC CERO+-32 28480 010O-l786
AX92 0121.0422 CAPACITOR-VTRMR-FSTN .8.4 5PF 1250V 18736 TP5G

Ax93 0160-5549 CAPACITORFXD.SWF +.5% lOOVDc 28480 0160.5~9
Ax94 o iw.4e32 CAPACITORFXD .OlUF +-lo% 100VDc CER 28480 0160432
A2c95 01600-4832 CAPACITORFXD.OlUF +-lo% lOOVDc CER 28480 0160.4832
AX96 01500-4832 CAPACITORFXD.OlUF +.lo% lOOVDc CER 28480 0160-4832
A2c97 01W-J835 CAPACITORFXD.1UF +-loom 5oVDC CER 28480 0160-4835

uc9e 0150 4835 CAPACITOR-FXD 1UF + - l o % SOVDC CER 28480 0160-4835
A2C99 0160-223i CAPACITORFXD 1.2PF +-.25PF 5OOVDc CER 28480 0160.2237
Ax100 0 160-4766 CAPACITOR.FXD 27PF +-500 COOVOC CER 0+-30 28480 0160.4786
A2c101 0 160.2238 CAPACITORFXD 1PF +-.25PF 5WVDC CER 28480 0160.2236
A2C103 0160 le01 CAPACITORFXD 100PF +-5% 100VDC CER 28480 0160.4801
A2C104 0160 4832 CAPACITORFXD .OlUF +-lO% lOOVDc CER 28480 oi60-4m2
A2C105 OlW-l79 1 CAPACITORFXD 1OPF +-5Oo lOOVDC CER O+-% 28480 O~EQ-J~~I
A2C106 0160 4801 CAPACITOR-MD 1WPF +-5% lWVDC CER 28480 OIM)-~ROI
A2C107 0160.4791 CAPACITOR.FXD lOPF +-500 lOOVDC CER O + - S 28480 01M)-4791
Ax108 0160.4801 I CAPACITORFXD lOOPF +-5% 1OOVDC CER 28480 0160-4801

Ax109 0121-052; 4 2 CAPACITORV TRIMMER-POLYCARBONATEFILM 28480 0121.0527
A2C110 0121-0527 4 CAPACITOR-V TRMMER-POLYCARBONATEFILM 28.180 0121-0527
Model 8903B &placeable Parts
%ble 6-3. Rcplaceoblc P w f s

Reference
Designation
HP Part
Number
=D my. Descriptlon Mfr.
Code
Mfr. Part Number
1901.om0 3 57 DIODE-SWITCHING 8OV 2WMA 2NS 0 0 - 3 5 28480 1901.0090
1901.0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHING 8OV 2WMA 2NS Do.35 28480 1901-0050

1901 0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHING 8OV 203MA 2NS D o 3 5 28480 1901.0050
1901-0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHING BOV 203MA 2NS 00.35 28480 1901-0050
1901.0050 3 DIODE.SWITCHING BOV 203MA 2NS W.35 28480 1901-0050
1901 0050 3 DIODE.SWITCHING 8OV 2WMA 2NS Do-35 28480 1901-M)90
1901-0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHING 8OV 2M)MA 2NS Do-35 28480 1901-0050

NOT ASSIGNED
1901-037G DIODE.GEN PRP 35V SOMA DO-35 28480 1901.0376

1901.0050 MODE~SWITCHINGBOV 200MA 2NS Do.354 2,9480 1901-0050
1901-0376 DIODE.GEN PRP 35V !%MA DO-35 2e480 igoi.037e
1901.0050 DIODE-SWITCHING BOV =MA 2NS W - 3 5 28480 1901-0050
1901.0050 3 44 DIODE-SWITCHING BOV 2WMA 2NS W - 3 5 28480 1901.0050

1901.0880 i DIODE.GEN PRP 12SMA DO45 28480 1901.0880
1901.0050 3 44 DIODE-SWITCHING 8OV 2WMA 2NS Do-35 28480 i9oi.00~0
1901.0880 7 DIODE.GEN PRP lrJMA DO.35 28480 1901-0880
NOT ASSIGNED
(DO1 0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHING8OV 2WMA 2NS D o 4 5 28480 1001-0050

NOT ASSIGNED
NOT ASSIGNED
1901-0050 3 DIODE.SWITCHING 8OV 203MA 2NS 00-35 28480 1901.0050
1901.0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHING BOV 2WMA 2NS D o 4 5 28480 1901.0050
NOT ASSIGNED
1901 0050 3 DIOM-SWITCHING 8OV 2WMA 2NS D o 4 5 28480 1901.0050
1901.0050 DIODE-SWITCHING 8OV 2WMA 2NS W-35 28480 1901-0050

1901.0376 MODE-GEN PRP 35V %MA DO-35 29480 1901.0375
1901.0050 DIODE-SWITCHING 8OV 2WMA 2NS W.35 28420 1901.0050
1901-03i6 DIODE-GENPRP 35V 50MA D O 3 5 28480 1901.0376
1901. o m 7 DIODE-GENPRF 125MA DO.35 28480 1901.ow0

1901-0050 3 44 DIODE.SWITCHING 8OV 200MA 2NS D o 4 5 28480 1901.0090
1901-0880 7 DIODE.GEN PRP 125MA DO45 28480 1901-0880
1901.oom 3 DIODE-SWITCHING 8OV 203MA 2NS Do-35 28480 1901-0050
NOT ASSIGNED
1901.0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHING BOV 203MA 2NS W.35 28480 1901-0050
0490.0916 6 2 RELAY.REED 1A 500MA 1WVDC 5VDC-COIL 28480 040-0916

0590.0916 6 RELAY-REED 1A 500MA 1WVDC 5VDC-COIL 28480 0.1930916
NOT ASSIGNED
0493.1464 5 4 RRLY 5OWA SVDC 28480 0490-1484
0490.1484 5 RRLY 50W2A 5VDC 28480 0493-1484
0490 11184 5 RRLY 5 0 W A 5VM: 28480 0490.1484

0493-1484 5 RRLY 50W2A 5VDC 28480 0490.1484
A2L1 9140.0114 4 3 INDUCTOR RFCH-MLD 1 W H 10% 166DX 385LG 28480 9140-0114

A2L2 9103.2430 7 2 INDUCTOR RF-CH-MLD220UH 10% 28480 9100-2430
A2L3 9150-0114 4 INDUCTOR RF-CH.MLD 1 W H 1000 166DX 385LG 28480 9140.0114
Ttzble 6-3.Replaccoblc Ports

Reference
Designallon
HP Par1
Number E Ow.
Descrlpllon Mfr.
Code
Mfr. Par( Number
A2MPI 4040-0748 3 8 EXTR.PC BD BLK POLYC 062-BD-THKNS 28480 4040.0748

1480-0116 8 1 6 PINGFW 0624N.DIA 25-IN-LG STL 28480 1480-0116
A2MP2 4040 0750 7 1 EXTRPC BD RED POLYC 062-BDTHKNS 28480 4040-0750
14800116 8 PlN.GRV W.IN-DIA 254N-LG STL 28480 14Nl.O 1 16
A2MP3 0380.1773 2 8 STDF 375LPCB 28480 0380- 1773
A2Q1 NOT ASSIGNED
A202 1855.0277 7 3 TRANSISTOR J.FET 2N5268 PGHAN DMODE 04713 2N5268

AM3 1853.0459 3 2 TWNSISTOR PNPSI PD=625MW FT=200MHZ 28480 1853.069
A204 1855.0277 7 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N5268 PGHAN D-MODE 04713 2N5288
AM5 1855027i 7 TWNSISTOR J.FET 2N5268 P-CHAN DMODE 04713 2N5268
A298 18530459 3 TRANSISTOR PNP SI PD=625MW FT=2OOMHZ 28480 1853-0459
Ax37. A 2 0 9 08903-80035 3 1 TRANSISTOR.JFET W A L N-CHAN D-MODE SI 28480 1895-0418
A2oe 1855-0652 0 TRANSISTOR-JFETW A L N-CHAN D-MODE TO-71 28480 1855.0642

A209 SEE A207 fMATCHEDPAIR)
A2010 1855.0642 0 TRANSISTOR.JFET DUAL N-CHAN DMODE 70.71 28480 1859.0632
A2R1 NOT ASSIGNED

A2FQ 0757.0159 5 2 RESISTOR 1K 1% 5W F TC=O+-IW 28480 0757-0159
A2m 0699.0413 0 2 RESISTOR 112 32K .lo*1W F TC=0+-25 28480 0699 0413
A2m 06$%052b 6 3 RESISTOR 37 68K 1'0 25W F TC=0+-25 28480 0699~l.0525
A2Rs 0698-8825 2 3 RESISTOR 681K 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 28480 06994825
A2R6 0699.0502 i 2 RESISTOR 281.07K . I % .5W F TC=0+-25 28480 0 6 F 0402

A2R7 06- 0405 0 2 RESISTOR 15 93K 1% .25W F TC=0+-25 28480 0699-0.105
A2Pa 0698.638 0 6 RESISTOR 3K 1% .125W F TC=0+.25 28480 0698 63.18
A2Fs 0698.3459 4 2 RESISTOR 261K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4 1.8 102613.F
A2R10 NOT ASSIGNED
A2R11 NOT ASSIGNED

A2R12 0688 3152 8 3 RESISTOR 3 46K 1% 125W F TC=0+.100 24545 C4.1 '8TO-3481-F
A2R13 0757 04G5 6 14 RESISTOR lOOK 1°0.125W F TC=O+.lOO 24546 C4.1 /&TO. lW3.F
A2R14 0757-0290 5 9 RESISTOR 6 19K 1% 125W F TC=O+-100 19701 MF4C 1:8-TO-61Ol-F
A2R15 0757.0465 6 RESISTOR lOOK 1% .125W F TC=O+.lOO 24546 C4.1'8-10.1003-F
A2R16 NOT ASSIGNED

A2R17 0757-0833 2 2 RESISTOR 5 11K 1% .5W F TC=O+.lOO 26480 0757.0833
A2R18 IJOT ASSIGNED
A2R19 NOT ASSIGNED
A2
m 0698-3150 6 5 RESISTOR 2.37K 1% 125W F lC=O*-lOO 2454 C4- 118-TO-23il.F
A2FQ1 NOT ASSIGNED

A2W2 05P83150 6 RESISTOR 2.37K 1% 125W F TC=0+.100 24545 Cd.1 8 TO-23il.F
A2FP3-R25 NOT ASSIGNED
A2
m @6% 7196 8 28 RESISTOR21 5 1'0 05W FTC=O+ 100 24546 C3-1,9.TO.21R5 F
A2FQ7 06907196 8 RESISTOR 21 5 1% 05W FTC=O+ 100 24545 C3-li8 TO.21W-F
A2W8 0698 b Y 7 0 2 RESISTOR 683 8 l o o 125W F TC=O+ 25 28480 0698-Gl47
A2W9 06m 0412 9 2 RESISTOR 493 1'0 ZSW F TC=0+-25 28480 0699.0412
A2R30 06590412 9 RESISTOR 493 1'0 25W F TC=O+ 25 28480 06S?+0412
A2R31 06987196 8 RESISTOR 21 5 1'0 05W F TC=O+.lW 245.16 C3-lie.TO.21 R5.F

A2m2 06987196 8 RESISTOR 21 5 1'0 05W F TC=O+ 100 24546 C3~1.'8~TO21W-F
A2m3 069 0407 2 1 RESISTOR 174% 1% 25W F TC=O+ 25 284880 0699-0407
A2R34 069R7196 8 RESISTOR 21 5 1% Q5W FTC=O+-100 24546 C3.li8-10-21R5-F
A2m5 0698 7196 8 RESISTOR 21 5 1% Q5W F TC=O+-lUJ 24546 C3.1!8-TO.21 W-F
Model S803B Replaceable Parts
Table 6-3.Rcplaceclblc Pa Its

Reference
Dedgnatlon
HP Part
Number
C
D w. Description Mfr.
Code
Mfr. Part Number
A2
m 0699.0409 4 2 RESISTOR 1.3224K . I % .25W F TC=0+.25 28480 06990409
A2R37 0699.0409 4 RESISTOR 1.3224K .lea .25W F TC=0+-25 28480 0699.0409
m e 0757.0280 3 43 RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 CA-l/8-TO-1001-F
A2R9 0757.0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4-ll8.TO.1001 -F
MROo 06ge-ee39 A 3 RESISTOR 5K . l % .125W F TC=O+-10 28480 0698-e835
A2R41 06ge.8839 A RESISTOR 5K .1%.125W F TC=O+-10 28480 069e-ee35

-2 0699.051 3 1 1 RESISTOR 4.98K . l % 1W F TC=O+-10 28480 0699-0913
A2w 2103-0552 3 1 RSISTOR-TFMR 50 10% C SIDE-ADJ 1-TW 28480 2100.0552
A2W 21004355 0 3 RESISTOR-TFMR 1OOK 10% C SICGADJ 1.TW zeao 2100.3355
A2WS 0898.7196 e RESISTOR 21.5 1% .05W F TC=O+-100 24546 C3-118-T0.21E - F
A2R46 06EIZ)-8835 4 RESISTOR K .loa .125W F TC=O+-10 28480 o6w.e.m

m 7 0698.7265 2 1 RESISTOR 16.2K 1% .05W F TC=0+-100 24546 c 3 - 1 / a i o -16224
A2R48 06%-7196 e RESISTOR 21.4 1% .05W F TC=0+-100 24546 C3.1/8-TO-21R5-F
A2W9 0757-0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W F TC=O+-l00 24546 C4-1/8-TO-1001.F
A2R50 1810.0207 9 1 NETWORK-RES8-SlP22.M OHM X 7 01 121 208A223
A2m1 06913.7256 1 3 RESISTOR 681K 1% .05W F TC=0+.100 24546 C3-118-TO-6811-F

AzRj2 NOT ASSIGNED
A2R3 NOT ASSIGNED
A2R54 0698 7253 8 e RESlSTOR5.llK 1 I . 0 5 W FTC=O+.lW 24546
-5 NOT ASSIGNED
A2Ra 06% 7404 1 1 RESISTOR 1.005K 1% 125W F TC=O+.x) 19701 M F C 1,8.T2-1005R-@

~ 2 ~ 5 7 0699041 1 8 1 RESISTOR 834 .1%.25W F lC=0+.25 2t)JBu 0699441 1
A2me 06986355 9 1 RESISTOR 4M). l % .125W F TC=0+-25 28480 0698 6355
urn9 06S8.6Ui 0 RESISTOR 683 8 .lo& ,125W F TC=O+-25 zeao 0698,6447
-0 0797-0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 140.125WF TC=0+-100 24546 C4.1/0-TO.lWl -F
0698.7196 e RESISTOR 21.5 1% .05W F TC=0+.100 2454G C3.1/8.TO-21 R5-F

0698.7196 e RESISTOR 21.5 1% . E W F TC=O+-100 24546 C3.1!8-TO-2 1R5-F
NOT ASSIGNED
0757-0438 3 E4 RESISTOR 5 11K 1'0 125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4-1&TO.5111-F

0757.0438 3 RESISTOR 5 11K 1% 125W F TC=O+ 100 24546 C4.1/0.10.51ll.F
0757.0438 3 RESISTOR 5 11K 1'0 125W F TC=O+ 100 24546 c 4 - i i e . ~ o - 5 I.F
ii
NOT ASSIGNED
0698 3157 3 13 RESISTOR 196K 1% 125W F TC=0+.100 2454 C4.1/8-TO-1962.F

0757.0447 4 7 RESISTOR 16 2K 140 125W F TC=O+ 100 24546 C4-1/8 TO-l622.F
NOT ASSIGNED
0757-0430 4 A RESISTOR 681K 1% 125W F TC=O+.lOO 2454 C4.1;RTO681 1-F

0757.0441 8 3 RESISTOR e 2 5 1%
~ i 2 5 w F TC=O+ 100 24546 C4 1;8-TO-8251-F
NOT ASSIGNED
0757.0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% 125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4-1.D.TO 1a)l.F
NO1 ASSIGNED
0757-0442 9 39 RESISTOR 10K 1'0 125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4.1/8-10-1032.F
NOT ASSIGNED
-
Replaceable Parts Model Y903B
Reference HP Part C Descrlplion Mfr. Mfr. Par! Number

Designation Number 0 QW. Code
A2FW NOT ASSIGNED

~ 2 ~ 3 3 0757.0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 140.125WF TC=0+.100 2454 C4-1/8-TO-1001
-F
A2m4 NOT ASSIGNED
A2R95 NOT ASSIGNED
A2
m 0698.7253 8 RESISTOR 5 1 l K 1% .05W F TC=O+-lW 24546 C3-1/8.TO-5111.F
Mu57 NOT ASSIGNED

erne 0898.7255 0 5 RESISTOR 8.lBK 1% .WW F TC=O+.IW 24546 C3-1/&TO-6 191-F
MRB9 0698-7255 0 RESISTOR 6.19K 1% .05W F TC=O+-lW 24546 C3.1/8-T0-6 1 9 1 4
A2RlOO 0699.0413 0 RESISTOR 112.32K .loa 1W FTC=0+.25 28480 0699.0513
Am101 0699.0526 6 RESISTOR 37.68K . l % .25W F TC=O+-25 28480 0699.0526
A2RIO2 0698.8825 2 RESISTOR 631K 1% .l25W F TC=0+.100 28480 0698-8825

A2RlO3 0699.0402 7 RESISTOR 281.07K .lob.5W F TC=0+.25 28480 0699-0802
A2RIO4 0757.0159 5 RESISTOR 1K 1% .5W F TC=O+-lOO 28480 0757-0159
A2R105 0757.0833 2 RESlSTOR5.1lK l0&5W FTC=O+-100 28480 0757-0833
A2R106 0757-0669 6 RESISTOR l W K 1% .125W F TC=O+-IO0 24546 C4.1/8.10.1033.F
A2R107 0757-04G9 6 RESISTOR lOOK 1% .125W F TC=O+-lOO 2454G C4.1/8-TO-lW3.F

A2FtlO8 0698.7254 9 4 RESISTOR 5.62K 1% .05W F TC=O+-lW 24546 C3-1/ETOE&'l-F
A2R109 0698 7254 9 RESISTOR 5.62K 1% .05W F TC=O+.lOO 24546 C3.1/8-T0.5621-F
A2R110 0698 7252 7 4 RESISTOR 4.64K 1% .05W F TC=O+-lOO 24546 C3.1/8-T04541-F
Am111 0698.7253 8 RESISTOR 5.11K 1% .05W F TC=O+-IW 24546 C3~li8-10-9111~F
A2R112 0698.i253 8 RESISTOR 5 11K 1 % .WW F 'IC=O+-IW 24546 C3-1!8-T0-5111.F

A2R113 0693.7196 8 RESISTOR 21.5 1% .05W F TC=O+-lW 24546 C3-1/8.TO-21R5-F
A2R114 0698-719G 8 RESISTOR 21.5 1% .05W F TC=O+.100 24546 C3-1/8-TO.21ff~.F
A2R115 06% 7253 8 RESISTOR 5.11K 1% .05W F TC=0+-100 24546 C3-1/8-T0.5111.F
A2R116 0698 7 19G 8 RESISTOR 21.5 1% .05W F TC=O+-lW 24545 C3-1/8-10.21R5F
A2R117 0598 719fi 8 RESISTOR 21.5 1% .05W F TC=O+-IOO 245.16 C3.li8.TO-21R5-F

A2R118 0698 7253 0 RESISTOR 5.11K 1% .05W F: TC=O+-lOO 24546 C3.1/8-TO-5111-F
A2Rl19 NOT ASSIGNED
A2R120 NOT ASSIGNED
A2R121 0699.0405 0 RESISTOR 15.93K ,136.25W F: TC=O+-25 28480 0699-0405
A2R122 0698.6340 0 RESISTOR 3K 146.125W FTC=0+-25 28480 0698-6348

A2R123 0698 ?A55 4 RESISTOR 261K 1% .125W F TC=O+.100 2454G C4.1/0.T0.2613-F
A2R124 0698.7256 1 RESISTOR 6 8IK 1% .05W F TC=O+.IOO 245.16 C3-118-TO.6811-F
A2R125 0698. 7255 0 RESISTOR 6 19K 1% .05W F TC=O+.IOO 24546 C3.l /ET0-6191-F
A2R126 0698-7255 0 RESISTOR 6.19K 1% .05W F TC=0+-100 24546 C3.1/8-TO-6191-F
A2R127 06988.7267 4 3 RESISTOR 19.6K 1% .05W F TC=O+-lOO 24546 C3-1/8-T0-1932-F

A2R128 0698 7284 5 4 RESISTOR lOOK 1% .05W F TC=O+-1OO 24546 C3. 1/8-TO. 1003.F
A2R129 0698-7284 5 RESISTOR l W K 1% .05W F TC=O+-lOO 24546 C3-liBT0- 1033-F
A2R130 0698.7284 5 RESISTOR IOOK 1% .05W F TC=O+-lOO 24546 C3.1/8.TO-lOO3-F
A2R131 0698 7284 5 RESISTOR I W K 1% .05W F TC=O+-IW 24546 C3~1/8.T0~1003 F
A2R132 0698.7260 7 3 RESISTOR 10K 1% .05W F TC=0+-100 24546 C3.ii8.10-1002-F

A2R133 0698 7260 7 RESISTOR 10K 1% .05W F TC=O+-100 245.16 C31/8.TO.1002-F
A2R134 0698.7188 8 1 RESISTOR 10 1% .05W F TC=O+-100 24546 0698-7188
A2TP1 1251G€O0 0 90 CONNECTORSGL CONT PIN 1.14-MM-BSC.SZ SO 28480 1251.0600

A2TP2 1251.EO0 0 CONNECTORSGL CONT PIN 1 14MM-BSC-SZ SO 28480 1251-0600
A2TP3 1251.0600 0 CONNECTORSGL CONT FIN 1.14MM.BSC-SZ SO 28480 1251-0600
A2TP4 1251-0600 0 CONNECTORSGL CONT PIN 1.14-MM.BSC.SZ SO 28480 1251-0600
A2TP5 12510330 0 CONNECTORSGL CONT PIN I.14MM-BSC.SZ SO 28480 1251-06oO
Model 8903B Rq)lacenl~leParts
Reference HP Part C Qty. Description Mfr. Mfr. Part Number

A2TP6 1251.0600 CONNECTOR5GL CONT PIN 1 14.MM-BSC-SZ SO 28480 1251~06000

A2TP7 1251.0600 CONNECTOR-SGL CONT PIN 1 1PMM.BSC.SZ SO 28480 1251.0500
A2u1 1826 0421 2 IC CONV RMS;[x: 14-DIP-CPKG 24355 AD53liAl

A2U2 NOT ASSIGNED
MU3 1826,0783 16 IC OP AMP LOW-NOISE 84X'-C PKG 52063 XR5534ACN
&L!4 18250759 4 IC COMPAWTOR GP OUAD 14-DIP-CPKG 04713 LM339J
A2u5 1826-0783 IC OP AMP LOW-NOISE8-DIP-C PKG 52063 XR5533ACN
A2U6 1826.0783 IC OP AMP LOW.NOISE 8-DIP42 PKG 52063 XR553JACN

A2Ln 1826-0413 IC OP AMP LOW-BIAS-H.IMPDTO.99 PKC 3437 1 HA2 2505.5
Mu8 NOT ASSIGNED
A2M 18250783 IC OP AMP LOW-NOISE 8.DIP.C PKG 52063 XR5534ACN
A2U10 1826.1012 ANALOG SWITCH 4 SFST 16.PIN 28480 1826-1012
MU11 1826.1012 ANALOG SWITCH 4 SPST 16-PIN 28480 1826.1012

mu12 1826 0783 IC OP AMP LOW.NOISE &DIP-C PKG 52063 X R 5534A CN
A2U13 NOT ASSIGNED
A2U14 1820.1202 2 IC GATE l T L LS NAND TPC 3-INP 01299 SN74LS10N
mu15 102U.2795 IC W R TTL F LINE DRVR OCTL 28480 1820)-2705
A2U16 18260759 IC COMPARATOR GP QUA0 14-DIP-CPKG 04713 LM33'4 I

A2U17 1826.0932 1 IC OP AMP PRCN 8.DIP-C PKG 05565 OP ; i f i
A2U18 1826.07921 IC WMPAMTOR GP QUAD 14-DIP-C PKG 04713 LM33YJ
A2U19 NOT ASSIGNED
A2UZO 1826-0413 2 IC OP AMP LOW-BIAS-H-IMPD1 0 - 9 9 PKG 34371 HA22525 5
A2VRl 1902 0029 2 DIODE-ZNR 12V 5'0 PD= 1W IR=5UA 28.180 1902 0029
A2VR2 1902.0029 MOM-ZNR 12V 5% PD= 1W IR=KIA 28480 1902-0029
A2w1 8159-0005 6 RESISTOR-ZEROOHMS 22 AWG LEAD DIA 28.180 81 59-0005

A2w2 NOT ASSIGNED
A2w3 08933-60298 1 JUMPER WIRE 73480 089X3.60293
m 4 08903-W29R 1 JUMPER WIRE 28.WO ORSO3 60208
A2XA2A 1 1251 6065 2 CONNECTOR IO-PIN M POS r TYPE 23480 1251-5065
1 ~ x 2 ~ 2 1251.F065 CONNECTOR 1O.PIN M POST TYPE 28480 1251.5ffiS
Model 8003B
llzble 6-3. Rcplaccablc Parts

Reference HP Part C a,y. Description Mfr. Mfr. Part Number
A2A1 (OPTION 010)

A2A1 0890360124 9 1 4OOHZ HIGH.PASS FILTER
(OPTION 010 ONLY)
OR
A2A2 (OPTION 050)

A2A2 0890.3-GO12.1 0 1 JOOHZ HIGI+PASS FILTER 28480 0893-FX)124
(OPTIONWJO ONLY)
A2A-CI O l G O 7018 3 CPIPACITOR.F.XD ,022UF +-% l O O V C C POLYC 05176 OlGG7O18

A2A-C2 0150-7018 J CAPAClIOR.FXD .022JF +-2'c lWVoC POLYC 0517G OlW.iO18
A2A-C3 OlW47lI7 8 3 CAF'ACIlOFbFXD 22PF +-500 lOOVDC CER O + - X 28480 0160-4787
APA-CI Olto-4035 CAFACITORFXD 1UF +-lo% %VDC CER 28580 0160.4835
A2A-C5 O l G O 4835 CAPACITOITFXU 1UF +.1046 WVDC CER 28480 ni 60.4835
A2A-Cb O l W 7010 4 CAPACITOBFXD .022UF +-TO lOOVDC POLYC 05176 01W.7018
A2A-C? Ol?J' 7318 4 CAPACITORFXD 022UF +-?e 100VCC POLYC 05176 0160.7018
A2A-CB Olb.! ;ole 4 CAPACITOR.FXD 02211F +-PO 1 0 O V D c POLYC 05176 0 1 m 7018
A2A-C9 O l W ~;707 8 CAPACITOR FXD 22PT- +-soo103VDC CER O+.% 28480 0160~4787
AZA-C 10 015. 5516 4 2 CAPACITORFXD.039UF + - r e l O O V L X 28.180 0160 5046
MA-CI1 Pl,,'.) :-0.l'r 4 CAPACITOR-FXD 03WF +-2OSl O O V D c 28480 o i w.5oaEi

A2A-C 12 0 1I?; 2!33 : 5 CAPACIT0R.FXD lCIF+-lOoo50VCC TA 25088 DlHOGSlA5OK
A2A-Cl3 oleo 2661 5 CAPACITOR-FXDlUF+-lO'. 50VDC TA 25080 0 1fiOGS 1A5OK
A2A-Jl 1251 6063 1 CONNECTOR 10-PIN F POST TYPE 28480 1251.6063
APA-Rl 0598 71% 8 RESISTOR 21 5 1% .05W F TC=O+.l[x1 24546 C3 l,BT0.21R5-F

A2A-R2 0698 7 195 8 RESISTOR 21.5 1% .05W F TC=O+.lOO 24546 C3 1 C-TO 2lR5-F
A2A-R3 OGrYI-OW3 8 1 RESISTOR 452K 1% 25W F TC=0+.25 204.90 0699.0403
A2A-RJ O W 3 89% 2 1 RESISTOR 4 71K 1% .125W F TC=O+.lOO 28580 0698.8586
A2A-R5 OF3C i255 0 RESISTOR 6 10K 1 % .05W F TC=O+.lOO 24546 C3.1 8 TO.6191-F
A2A-RG 2103.03:,1 6 [email protected] loo+C SIDE.ADJ 1-TRN 28480 2 1On-3351

A2A-Ri Ob99 D 4 l S 9 1 RESISTOR 29 3K 1% 25W F TC=O+-25 20480 06%9-0JoJ
A2A-R8 o w e 71352 4 1 RESISTOR 101 5K 1% 125W f TC=Ot-50 19701 LAFOCI 0.72.10152 E
A2A-R9 06% 041!I 7 1 RESISTOR 938 1% .25W T TC=0+.25 28480 0699~CI410
APA-RIO OGW 3XlrJ 3 1 RESISTOR 4 2OK 199 .25W F lC=O+.P5 20400 OGSS 0408
A2A-Ul 18cE (178.1 9 IC OP AMP LOW-NOISE 8 0IP.C PKG 52ffi3 XR55.MACN

A2A-U2 182b Oi8J 9 IC OP AMP LOW-NOISE 8-D1F.C PKG 52063 XR5534ACt.1
R b l e 6-3. Rcplaccablc Ports

Reference HP Part C Description Mfr. Part Number
Designatlon Number D Qty. Code
A2A1 (OPTION 011)

A2A1 08903-60125 0 1 CclTT WEIGHTING FILTER 28480 08903.60125
(OPTION 01 1 ONLY)
OR
A2A2 (OPTION 051)

A2A2 00903-60129 0 1 WEIGHTING FILTER 26480 08903-60125
(OPTION051 ONLY)
A2A-Cl 0160.6326 5 2 C MPC 1osOP WV 28480 0160-6326

42A-C2 0160-5201 3 1 CAPACITORFXD.OlUF +-1% 2ooVDc 28480 0160.5201
MA.C3 0160 6 3 7 6 1 C MPC 4oOoP SOV 28.180 0160-6327
AZA-C4 0160.4759 4 CAPACITOR-MD68OOPF +.1% 2 W V W 28480 0la)-4759
A2A-C5 0160.4622 0 2 CAPACITORFXD 1UF + . l o o 16OVE MET-POLYC 28480 0160.4622
A2A-03 0160 6?24 3 C MPC 560P 5OV 28480 0160.6324

A2A.Ci 01% 660G 4 4 CAPACITORFXD .02UF 200VDC 28580 0160.R506
A2A-C8 0160 0 5 6 7 CAPACITOR-FXD,047UF +.1% 50VDC 28480 OlW.05i8
A2A-CB 0 160.0Ji8 7 CAPACITOR-FXD,047UF + - l * o 50VDC 28480 0160-0578
A2A-C 10 0160 6Gob 4 4 CAPACITORTXD 02UF 2oOVuC 28480 01GO-G606
A2A-Cll OlGO Gt06 4 4 CAPACITORMD .02UF ZOOVDC 28480 0160.6506

A2A-Cl2 01% 6606 4 4 CAPACITOR-FXD.02UF ZOOVDC 28480 0160-6606
A2A-Cl3 0180.2661 9 CAPACIIOR-FXD lUF+-lCP.o 50VDc TA 25088 n 1HOGS 1A50K
A2A-Cl4 0180 2661 5 CAPACITOR-FXD1UF4 .lo40 50VDc TA 25088 0 1n0GS 1A50K
A2A-Jl 1251.6053 1 CONNECTOR 10-PINF POST N P E 28400 1251.6063
APA-Rl 0757.0448 5 2 RESISTOR 18.2K loo.125W F TC=O+.lW 24546 C4-1'8-TO-1822-F

A2A-W Oi5i.OU8 s RESISTOR 18.2K loo.125W F TC=O+.lOO 2454G Ca-l;8.TO.1822-F
A2A-W 0698 72313 7 2 RESISTOR 1K loo.05W F TC=O+.100 24546 C3-1/8-TO.1001.F
A2A-R4 2103 3351 6 RESISTOR.TRMR 500 10'0 C SIDE-ADJ 1-TRN 28480 2100.3351
A2A-R5 0698.7243 6 RESlSlOR 196K 1% .05W F lC=O+-lOO 24546 C3-1;8-TO.1961-F
A2A-R6 0698,7353 9 1 RESISTOR 19K 1% ,125W FTC=O+-lCQ 19701 MF4Cl ,8-T0-1902.F

A2A-R7 OG98.7267 4 RESISTOR 196K loo.05WF'rC=0+-lo3 24546 C3.1:'8-TO.lZ)C?.F
A2A-R8 069e-3515 7 2 RESISTOR 59K loo .125W F TC=O+ .lo3 24546 CJ-liO TO.593l.F
A2AsR9 0757.0200 7 3 RESISTOR 5 82K 1% .125W F TC=0+.100 24546 1 .F;
c 4 - [email protected]
MA-RlO 0698 3515 7 RESISTOR 5.9K 1% .125W F lC=O+-loO 24546 C4 1'8TO-5901.F
A2A-Rll 0698.7240 3 RESISTOR 147K 1% .05W F TC=O+-loO 24546 C3-l:O TO-1471.F

A2A-Rl2 0698 RV); 0 1 ,125W F TC=0+-25
RESISTOR 4 5K ,lo* 28480 0698-89Yi
A2A-Rl3 WR&i?iO 9 2 RESISTOR 26 1K 1% .05W F TC=O+-liX 24546 C3.1 tB.TO-2612-F
A2A-Rl4 0698-450e 0 1 RESISTOR 78.7K 1% .125W F TC=0+.100 24546 C4-1.'8-TO.7872-F
A2A-Rl5 0693 448.0 6 1 RESISTOR 2BK 1% .125W F TC=O+-lM) 24546 C4 1 8.TO.2802-F
A2A-Rl6 0698 7254 9 RESISTOR 562K 1% .05W F TC=O+.lW 24546 C3-1:8-T0.5621 .F

A2A-Rl7 0698.7 195 8 RESISTOR21.5 190 05W I: TC=0+.103 24546 C3 1.8.TO.21R5-F
A2A-Rl8 0699-71?6 8 RESlSTOR21.5 1% 05W F lC=O+.lCO 24546 C3-1/6-T0,21W.F
A2A-Ul 1826 1x40 5 IC OP AMP LOW-BIAS-H.IMI'D QUAD 14-DIP-P 01295 TL7LWCJO

l b b l e 6-3.RcpIaccaDIc Parts
Reference
Deslgnation Number
HP Part ; Description Mfr*
Code
Mfr. Part Number
A2A1 (OPTION 012)

A2A1 08903-60126 1 1 CClR WEIGHTING FILTER 28480 08903-60126
(OPTION 012 ONLY)
OR
A2A2 (OPTION 052)

A2A2 08903.60126 1 1 CClR WEIGHTING FILTER 28480 08W3-60126
(OPTION 052 ONLY)
MA-Cl O l e o 2661 5 CAPACITORFXD lUF+-10% 5 0 V E SA 25088 D l R E S 1A5OK

MA-C2 0180.25Gl 5 CAPACITOR-FXD1UF+-lOoO5 O V E TA 25088 DlftOGSlA5OK
MA-C3 OlW.6323 2 C MPC 200OP 5OV 28480 0160.6323
A2A-C4 OlGC ,1759 4 5 CAPACITORFXD68ooPF + - l o o POOVLX: 28480 0160.4759
MA-C5 01Go G324 3 C MPC 560P 50V 28400 0160-6524
A2A-C6 OlGO 4759 4 CAPACITOR-D(D 680oPF + - l e i 2OWW 28480 0160.4759

MA-C7 01% 6325 4 C MPC 2400P 5OV 28480 0160-6325
MA-CB 0160-6G06 4 1 CAPACITORFXD.02UF ZWVDC 28480 0160-6606
MA-Jl 125.1-6053 1 CONNECTOR 10-PIN F POST TYPE 28400 1251-6053
MA-Rl 0698-7196 8 RESISTOR 21.5 1% 05W F TC=O+-100 24546 C3.1/8-TO.21 Fb-F

A2A-R2 0690.7196 8 RESISTOR 21 5 1% .05W F TC=0+-103 24546 C3.1i8.TO-21 FE-F
A2A-R3 0690-54B6 1 2 RESISTOR 5.7K 1% .125W F TC=0+-103 24546 C4-110-TO3701-F
MA-R4 0698.7257 2 7 RESISTOR 7 5K 1% .05W F TC=O+.lOO 24545 C3-118.TO.7Wl -F
A2A-R5 0688-7282 3 2 RESISTOR 82 5K 1 % .05W F TC=O+-103 24546 C3. 1BTO.8252-F
A2A-R6 0593.7226 5 2 RESISTOR 383 1% .05W F TC=0+-100 24556 C3-118-TO-383R-F

A2A-R7 2103.33~0 5 3 RESISTOR-TRMR200 10% C SIDE-ADJ 1-TRN 28480 2103-3350
A2A-m 0608.7239 0 RESISTOR 1.33K 1% .05W F TC=O+-lM) 24546 C3-118.TO-1331-F
A2A-R9 0698.7257 2 RESISTOR 7.5K 1% .05W F TC=0+-100 24546 C3-1&TO-7Xl .F
MA-RlO 0698.3251 6 2 RESISTOR 7 B i K 1% ,125W F TC=O+.lOO 24546 C4-liB-TO-78i1 .r
MA-Rl 1 0698 7245 8 1 RESISTOR 2.37K 1% .05W F TC=O+.l03 24546 C3.1!8.T0.2371 .F

A2A-Rl2 0698.7257 2 RESISTOR 7 5K 1% .05W F TC=0+-100 24546 C3.118-TO.7501.F
MA-Rl3 0698-7250 5 1 RESISTOR 383K 1% .05W F TC=O+-l03 24545 C3-lie-TO.3031-F
MA-Rl4 0698-3484 9 3 RESISTOR 665K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4-l!E-TO-6651.F
A2AeR15 0698.4430 7 RESISTOR 1.91K 1% .125W FTC=O+.lOO 24546 C4-118-TO.1911-F
MA-Rl6 06% 7231 4 2 RESISTOR 162K 1% 05W F TC=0+.103 24546 C3.1.'E-TO-1621-F
A2A-Ul 1826-1:eo 5 IC OP AMP LOW.BIAS.H-IMPD QUAD 14-DIP-P 01295 lL7L04CaO

Model 8903l3 Replaceable Parts
lZhble 6-3.Rcplaccablc Ports

Reference HP Part C Q,y. Description Mfr. Mfr. Parl Number
A2A1 (OPTION 013)

A2A1 08903.6012i 2 1 C-MESSAGE WEIGHTING FILTER 28480 08903-60127
(OPTION 013 ONLY)
OR
A2A2 (OPTION 053)

A2A2 089O3-6012i 2 1 C-MESSAGE WEIGHTING FILTER 28480 089O3-60127
(OPTION 053 ONLY)
A2A-C 1 O l e o 2661 5 12 CAPACITOR-FXD lUF+-lOOo 5OVDC TA 25088 D1ROGS1A50K

A2A-C2 O l e o 2661 5 CAPACITORFXD lUF+-lO% mVDC TA 25088 D1ROSS 1A5OK
A2A-C3 O l W 5032 8 7 CAPACITORFXD .0223UF +.lo- mVDC 28480 01606032
A2A-CA 01'20 6 x 2 1 1 C MPC 3WOP SOV 28480 0160-6322
A2A-C5 0160 A622 0 CAPACITORFXD .1UF +-lo& 16OVCC MET-POLYC 28480 0160.4622
A2A-C6 0160 5321 0 1 C MPC 958P 50V 28480 0160-6321

A2A-C7 O l W 5032 8 CAPACITOR-FXD .0223UF +-lo.200VDC 28480 0160.5032
A2A-C8 0160 5037 8 CAPACITOR-MD.0223UF +-1% 2WVCC 28480 0160.5032
A2A-C9 0150 66006 4 2 CAPACITOR-FXD .02UF 266VDC 28480 OlW-6GO6
A2A-C 10 0160 G605 A 2 CAPACITOR-FXD .02UF 200VDC 28480 0160.5606
A2A-Jl 1251 6CG3 1 6 CONNECTOR 10-PIN F POST TYPE 28480 1251-6063
A2A-Rl 0698 7106 8 RESISTOR 21.5 lb .05W F TC=O+-lW 24546 C3.1.18-TO-21R5.F

A2A-F32 0698 7 1C5 8 RESISTOR 21.5 l o o .05W F TC=O+-1W 24546 C3.1,'8-TO-21 R5-F
A2A-R3 0698 8191 5 1 RESISTOR 12.5K 1'0.125W F TC=0+.25 19701 MFAC1,8.T9.1252. E
A2A-RA OG98 7273 2 1 RESISTOR 348K lo@ .05W F TC=O+-1W 24546 C3.1/8.70-3482-F
A2A-R5 0688 7240 3 2 RESISTOR 147K 1% .05W F TC=O+.lW 2AY6 C3-li0-T0.lA71 .F
A2A-R6 2 l W 3351 6 RESISTOR-TRMR500 10'0 C SIDE-ADJ 1-TW 28480 21W.3351

A2A.R7 OB98 7243 6 RESISTOR 196K 1% .05W F TC=O+-lW 24546 C3.li8-TO. 1961.F
A2A-R8 0757 0273 J 2 RESISTOR 301K loe.125W F TC=0+.100 24546 C4-188.ro-301i . ~
A2A-R9 0699 4471 6 1 RESISTOR 7.15K 1% 125W FTC=0+-100 24546 C4-1/8-T0.7151-F
AZA-RlO 0757 0273 4 RESISTOR 301K 1% 125W F TC=0+.100 20546 CA.lk-TO-3011-F
A2A-Rll 0608 7234 5 1 RESISTOR 825 1% .05W F TC=0+.100 24546 C3-118-TO425R-F

A2A-Rl2 OG9@4020 1 2 RESISTOR 9.53K 106 .125W F TC=0+-100 24YG C4. 1/8-10-9531.F
A2A-Rl3 0698 7267 4 RESISTOR 19.6K 1% .05W F: TC=O+.lW 24546 C3-1/8-TO-1962-F
A2A-Ri4 0757 04154 3 1 RESISTOR 33 2K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4 1/8.TO.3322.F
A2A.Ul 1825 12W 5 IC OP AMP LOW-BIAS-H.IMPD QUAD 1A.DIP-P 01295 TL7LOJC40

'Ihble 6-3. Replaceable Ports

Reference Descrlptlon Mfr. Part Number
Designation Number Code
A2A1 (OPTION 014)

MA1 08%363162 5 1 CCIR'ARM WEIGHTING FILTER 28580 08903J33162
(OPlION 014 ONLV
OR
A2A2 (OPTION 054)

MA2 08W3-60162 5 1 CCIRARM WEIGHTING FILTER 28480 08903-63162
(OPTION054 ONLY)
A2A-Cl O l e o 2661 5 CAPACITORFXD lUF+.10?0 WVK: TA 25088 DlROGSlASOK

A2A-C2 0180-2(i61 5 CAPACITOR.FXD lUF+.10% 5 O V E C TA 25080 D1ROGS 1A50K
A2A-C3 0160~6323 2 2 C MPC 2000P WV 28480 015Q.6323
A2A-C4 01% 2750 4 CAPACITOR.FXD 6800PF +- 1 % 200VCC 28480 OlW.4759
A2A-C5 D1W G32J 3 C hlPC 560P 50V 28480 0160,6324
A2A-C6 UlXi liY J WPACI rOR.MD 6800PF +. 1% POOVW 2840 0150.4759

A2A-C7 OlfiO-E3?5 4 2 C MFC 2400P X V 2840 0160.6325
A2A-C8 0 160.6506 4 1 CAPACITOR.FXD 02UF 200VDC 28480 0160.6606
A2A- J1 1251-6063 1 CONNECTOR 1o-Pir.l F POST TYPE 28580 1251.6033
MA-R 1 069P-7106 R RESISTOR 21 5 1% 05W F TC=O+.lW 24S46 C3-1/O-TO-2iR5.F

A2A-R2 0698-7106 8 RESISTOR21 5 1% .05W F TC=O+-lW 24546 C3-llA T O - 2 l m - F
A2A-R3 0698.5466 1 RESISTOR5iK lo~o.125WFTC=O+~1W 24546 C*l-l!8TO-5701-F
A2A7R4 0698,8-iP57 2 RESISTOR 7 5K l o o .05W F TC=O b.100 24545 C3-1:O-TO-7Wl.F
A2AJ35 06sB.7282 3 RESISTOR 82 5K 1% .05W F TC=O+-lW 2454 C3.1 8-TO-8752.F
A2A-R6 0695 in? 7 RESISTOR 46gJ1% 05W F TC=0+-100 24546 C3-li8-TO-454RF

A2A-R7 2100 3350 5 RESISTOR-TRMR200 10'0 C SIDE.ADJ 1-TRN 29480 2100 3350
A2A-RB 0698.7230 0 2 RESISTOR 133K 1% .05W F TC=O+.lW 24545 C3-1.8-10.1331 .F
A2A-R9 0690.7253 2 RESISTOR 7.5K 1'0 05W F TC=O+-lOO 24346 C3.1.8.TO.7591-F
A2A-RlO 06902259 6 RESISTOR 7 87K 1% 125W F TC=0+.100 24546 C4-1,8.70-787 1-F
A2A-Rl l 069G.7249 2 1 RESISTOR 348K 1% .05W F TC=O+.10 24546 C3-1'8-TO-3481-F

A2A-Rl2 0698 725; 2 RESISTOR 7.5K 16
' .05W F TC=0+.100 24546 C3 1 '0 70.750 I - F
A2A-Rl3 0608 7252 7 RESISTOR464K 1% .05W F T C = O + . I 0 24546 C3-1:8-T0..16,1 I - F
A2A-Rl4 0698 3584 9 RESlSTOR665K 1 % .125WFTC=0+-100 24546 CJ-l,D.T0.5GSl-F
A2A-Rl5 0699-4430 7 2 RESISTOR 191K 1% 125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4.1'8-lO.191i.F
A2A-Rl6 0598-7252 7 RESISTOR 46JK 1% 05W F l C = O + . l W 24546 C3.1 ,8-Tfl.4541-F
A2A-Ul 18% 1 R O 5 IC OP AMP LOW-BIAS.H.IMPD OUAD 14-DIP-P 01295 TLiLOaCJO

Model 8903B
fiblc? 6-3.Rep la ceabIC Po rts

Reference Description Mfr. Mfr. Part Number
Designation HP Part
Number Code
A2A1 (OPTION 015)

A2A1 08903.60161 4 1 -A WEIGHTING FILTER 28480 08903-60161
(OPTION 015 ONLY)
OR
A2A2 (OPTION 055)

08903-60161 4 1 '"KWEIGHTING FILTER 28480 08903-60161
(OPTION 055 ONLY)
0160-6320 5 c MPC 108oP 5ov 28480 0160-6326

0160-6324 3 4 C MPC 5WP 5OV 28480 01606324
0160.0578 7 6 CAPACITORFXD ,047UF +-1% 5OVDC 28480 0160-0578
0160 0178 7 CAPACITORFXD .047UF + - l o o 50VDC 28480 0160.0578
0160.0578 7 CAPACITOFFFXD ,047UF + - I % 50VDC 28480 0160-0578
0160 0578 7 CAPACITOR-FXD .047UF +-lo*

50VDC 28400 0160-0578
0180.2e51 5 CAPACITOR-FXD lUF+-lO?o W[X:TA 25088 DlROGS1A501:
0180.2661 5 CAPACITORFXD lUF+-loOo 5oVtX: TA 25088 DlROGSlA5OK
1291-6053 1 CONNECTOR 10-PIN F POST TYPE 28480 1251.606;3
0608.7262 9 2 RESISTOR 12 1K 1% .05W F TC=O+-lW 24546 c3-1;e TO. 121Z-F

06937215 2 1 RESISTOR 133 1% . O W F TC=O+.lOO 24546 C3.1,'8 TO.133R-F
2100 3351 6 4 RESISTOR-TRMR 500 104, C SIDE-ADJ 1-TRN 28480 2100-3351
0898.7243 6 3 RESISTOR 1.96K l0e.05W F TC=O+.lW 24546 C3-1,O TO.l%l-F
0898.i25i 2 RESISTOR 7.5K 1% .05W F TC=0+-100 24546 C3-liR-TO-7W1 -F
0698-7255 9 RESISTOR 5.62K 1% .05W F TC=O+.lW 24546 C3-1/8-T0.562I-F

0698-7260 7 RESISTOR 10K 1% .05W F TC=0+-100 24546 c3-1,8-~0-1002 r
0690 i252 7 ESISTOR d.64K 19; .05W F TC=O+-IW 24546 C3-11 8 - r o - 4 ~ ~ 1 . ~
oCi98.7253 8 RESISTOH.5 11K 1 1 .U5W F TC=O+-100 24546 C3.1/8-TO.5ill-F
08w 7175 4 1 RESISTOR 42.2K 1% .05W F TC=O+.lW 24548 C3.1/8.TO.4222.F
0599-7287 8 1 RESISTOR l33K 1% .05W F TC=O+.100 24546 C3. 1/8-10-1.133-F

LSB.7288 9 1 HESISTOR 147K 1% .05W F TC=O + - l o 0 2436 c3.1,8-~0 1.173.~
06Wi196 8 RESISTOR 21 5 1% .05W F lC.=O+-100 24548 C3-1/R.TO-21FL5.F
06% i t 0 6 8 RESISTOR 21 5 1'0 .oSW F TC=O+-lW 24546 C3.1/8-TO-2lR5.F
0698 7260 5 1 RESISTOR 21 5K 1% .05W F TC=0+-100 24546 C3-1;8.50.2152.F
1826 I S 0 5 4 IC OP AMP LOW.BIAS-H-IMPDOUAD 14-DIP-P 01295 TLiLO4C40

Table 63. Replaceable Parts

Reference HP part Qty. Description Mfr- Mfr. Part Number
A3
A3 08903-60163 6 1 NOTCH FILTER ASSEMBLY 28480 08903M)163
A3c1 01604834 8 CAPACKORFXD .047UF +-lo% lOOVDC CER 28480 01604834

A3c2 01800049 0 2 CAPACKORFXD 2OUF+7610% 50VDC AL 56289 30Mo6GO50CC2
A3c3 01800049 9 CAPACKORFXD 20UF+7510% 50- AL 56289 3oMo6GO50cc2
A3c4 01604834 6 CAPACKORFXD .047UF + - l o % lOOVDC CER 28480 01604834
A3C5 01604705 8 4 CAPACKORFXD 4.7PF +-.5PF lOOVDC CER 28480 01604705
A3C6 01604832 4 CAPACKORFXD .OlUF +-lo% 100VDC CER 28480 01604832

A3C7 01604832 A CAPACKORIXD .OlUF +-lo% lOOVDC CER 28480 01604832
A3C8 NOT ASSIGNED
A3C9 01604832 4 CAPACKORFXD .OlUF + - l o % lOOVDC CER 28480 01604832
A3c10 01604832 4 CAPACKORFXD .01UF +-lo% lOOVDC CER 28480 01604832
A3c11 01604590 1 4 CAPACKORFXD .18UF +-1%2OOVDC 28480 01604590

A3c12 01605032 8 CAPACKORFXD .OZ?3UF + -146 2OOVDC 28480 0160-5032
A3C13 01603293 9 4 CAPACKORFXD 2470PF + 4 % l O O M c MICA 28480 01603293
A3C14 01603918 5 2 CAPACITORFXD 355PF +-1% 1OOVDC MICA 28480 01603918
A3C15 01604795 8 CAPACKORFXD 4.7PF +-.5PF lOOVDC CER 28480 01604795
A3C16 01604832 4 CAPACKORFXD .OlUF +-lo% lOOVDC CER 28480 01604832

A3C17 0160432 4 CAPACKORFXD . O l U F +-lo% 1 O O M c CER 28480 01604832
A3C18 01604795 8 CAPACKORFXD 4.7PF +-.5PF lOOVDC CER 28480 01604795
A3c19 01 604832 4 CAPACITOR-FXD .OlUF + - l o % lOOVDC CER 28480 01604832
A3C20 01604832 A CAPACKOR-FXD.OlUF + - l o % lOOVDC CER 28480 01604832
AX21 01604791 4 CAPACKORFXD 10PF +S% 100VDC C E R 0 + 3 0 28480 01604791

A3C22 NOT ASSIGNED
A3C23 01604832 4 CAPACKORI%D .OlUF +-lo% l O O M c CER 28480 01604832
AX24 0160+32 4 CAPACKORFXD .OlUF +-lo% lOOVDC CER 28480 01604832
A3C25 01604590 1 CAPACKORFXD .18UF +-lab X l O V D C 28480 01604590
AX26 01605032 8 +
CAPACKCR-FXD .0223UF -19% 2OOVDC 28480 0 160-5932
A3c27 01603293 9 CAPACKORFXD 2470PF +-1% lOOVDC MICA 28480 01603293
A3C28 01603918 5 CAPACITORFXD355PF +-lab lOOVDC MICA 28480 01603918
A3C29 01800374 3 5 CAPACK-D low+-10% 2OVDC TA 56289 150D106X902OB2
A3C30 0 18OOOs4 4 1 CAPACKOR-FXD lOOUF+75-10% 2 5 M c AL 56289 30D1070025DD2
A 3 81 01604832 4 CAPACITORFXD .OlUF + - l o % 1OOVDC CER 28480 01604832

A3C32 01604832 4 CAPACKORFXD .01UF + - l o % lOOVDC CER 28480 01604832
AS33 0 1604832 4 CAPACKOR-FXD.OlUF +-lo% lOOVDC CER 28480 01604832
A3C2-l 01604832 4 CAPACKOR-FXD.OlUF + - l o % lOOVDC CER 28480 01604832
A3c35 01604814 2 4 CAPACITOR-FXD 150PF +S% lOOVDC CER 28480 01604814
A3C36 01604795 8 CAPACKORFXD 4.7PF +&PF lOOVDC CER 28480 01604795

A3c37 0 1604832 4 CAPACITORFXD .OIUF +-lo% lOOVDC CER 28480 0 1604832
A3C38 01604832 4 CAPACITORFXD .OlUF + - l o % lOOVDC CER 28480 01604832
A3c39 01604807 3 3 CAPACITOR-FXD33PF + -5% 1OOVDC CER 0 30 + 28480 01604807
A3C40 01604807 3 CAPACITOR-FXD33PF + -5% 1OOVDC CER 0 30 + 28480 01604807
A3C41 A 01605550 0 1 CAPACKORFXD .1OUF +-5% lOOVDC MET-POLYC 28480 01604550

A3C42 0 1605527 6 1 C A P A C I T O W D .033UF +5%1OOVDC 28480 01605527
A3C43 01604832 4 CAPACKORFXD .OlUF + - l o % lOOVDC CER 28480 01604832
A3c44 01604832 4 CAPACITORFXD .OlUF +-lo% lOOVDC CER 28480 01604832
A3C45 0 1603510 3 1 CAPACKOR-FXD3UF +-lo& 50VDC MET-POLYC 28480 01603510
tRefer t o Section 7 f o r u p d a t e information. -Factory Selected Component (Refer to Section 5). A Errata part change.
rev.2OJUN91 6-29
%ble 6-3.Rcplaccnblc Parts

Reference HP Parl Qty. Description Mfr. Mfr. Part Number
A3W 0 160.4233 9 1 CAPACITORFXD.47UF +.5% 50VDC MET.POLYC 28480 01604233

A3C47 0160.3531 8 1 CAPACITORFXD2UF +-5% 50VDc METFOLYC 28480 0160.3531
AXoe 0160-5528 7 1 CAPACITORFXD .22UF +-5% lOOVDC 28480 0160-5928
Ax49 01604832 4 CAPACITORFXD .DlUF +-lo% l O O V D c CER 28480 0160.4837
A3C50 0160.4832 4 CAPACITORFXD .01UF +-lo% IWVDC CER 28480 0160.4832
A3C51 NOT ASSIGNED

Ax52 0160-4832 CAPACITORFXD OlUF +-lo% 100VDc CER 28480 0160-4832
A3c53 oim.4a2 CAPACITORFXD .OlUF +-lo% 1WVDc CER 28480 0160~4832
AX54 01604835 CAPACITORTXD 1UF +-lo% SOVDC CER 28480 0160-4835
A3C55 0160.4835 CAPACITORFXD.lUF +-lo% WVDC CER 28480 0160.4835
AX56 0160-0577 6 1 CAPACITORFXD 1.BUF +-ZOO- 5 0 V M : 28480 0160-0577

A3c57 0160-4832 4 CAPACITORFXD .OlUF +-lo% 1 W V X CER 28480 0160-4832
A3C58 01604832 4 CAPACITOR-FXD.OlUF +-lo% lOOVDC CER 28480 0160-4832
A3C59 0160.5559 4 1 CAPACITOR4XD .82UF +-590 100VDC 28480 01603559
A3CRl 1901.0033 2 6 DIOCSGEN PRP 18OV 2WMA DO-7 28480 1901-0033

AXR2 1901-0033 2 DIODE-GENPRP lBOV 200MA D0.7 28480 1901-0033
A3CR3 1901 0050 3 DiOE.SWITCHING BOV 200MA 2NS m.35 28480 1901-nom
A3CR4 1901.0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHINGBOV 2WMA 2NS Do.35 28480 1901-0050
A3CR5 1901.0050 3 DIODE.SWITCHING 8OV 2WMA 2NS D o 4 5 28480 1001-0050
A3CR6 1901.0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHINGBOV Z W M A 2NS 00-35 2B480 1Po1~0050

A3CR7 1901 0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHING8OV 2WMA 2NS Do-35 28480 1901-0050
A3CR8 1901-0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHING8OV 2WMA 2NS D o 4 5 28.180 1001.0050
A3CR9 NOT ASSIGNED
A3CRlO NOT ASSIGNED
A3CRl 1 1901 0050 3 DIODE.SWITCHING 8OV 2WMA 2NS W - 3 5 28480 1901~0050

A3CR12 1901 0050 3 DIODE.SWITCHING 8OV 200Mh 2NS Do-35 28480 1901 0050
AXR13 1901 0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHING60V 2WMA 2NS W - 3 5 28480 1901. O B 0
A3CR14 1901 0050 3 DIODE.SWITCHING 8OV 2WMA 2NS 03-35 28480 19014050
A3CR15 1901.0518 8 5 DIODE.SM SIG SCHOTTKY 28480 1901.0518
A3CR16 1901.0518 8 DIODE.SM SIG SCHOTTKY 28480 1901.0518
A3L1 9140.01 14 4 INDUCTOR RF-CHMLO 10UH 10% .166DX.385LG 285eO 9140.0114

A3K 9100 24330 7 INDUCTOR RFCH-MLD 22011H 10'~- 28480 9100-2630
A3MPl 4040.0748 3 EXTR-PC BD ELK POLYC ,062.BD.THKNS 28480 4040.0i48

l4eO 0116 8 PIN.GRV 062-IN.DIA ,254N-LGSTL 28580 1480-0116
A3MP2 4040-0751 8 1 EXTR-PC RD O W POLYC .O&i.BD-THKNS 20480 4040-0751
14gO 01 19 8 PIN-GW 0624N-DIA .25-IN-LGSTL 20480 14Ro-0116
A3MP3 0403.0026 6 3 PLUG.HOLE BDRHD FOR. 187.D4iOLE NYL 02768 207 120241 03-0101
~ 3 a i 1855.0414 4 8 TRANSISTOR J-FET 21'14393 N-CHAN D-MODE 04713 2N.1393
A302 1855-0414 4 TRANSISTOR J.FET 21'14393 N-CHAN DMODE 04713 2N4393

ma3 1845.041 4 4 TRANSISTOR J.FET 2N4393 N-CHAN DMODE 04713 2N43Q3
A304 1855 0420 2 27 TRANSISTOR J . F R 21'14391 N-CHAN D-MODE 28400 1859 0420
A305 1855 0420 2 TRANSISTOR J.FET 2N4391 N-CHAN DMODE 28JOO 1855-0.120
A306 1855 0414 4 TFi4NSISTOR J-FET 2N4393 N-CHAN D-MODE 04713 2N4393
A307 1655-0414 TRANSISTOR J-FET 21'14393 N-CHAN D-MODE 04713 2N43(1?

A308 18550414 TWNSISTOR J+ET a 4 3 9 3 NCHAN D-MODE 04713 2N4393
ma9 1855-0414 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4393 N - M A N DMODE 04713 2N4393
A3010 1855.0414 TRANSISTOR J.FET 2N4393 N - W A N DMODE 04713 2N4393
~3011 1855 0420 TFANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 N-CHAN D-MODE 28480 1855-0420
Model 8903B Replnceable Parts
Reference HP Part Qly. Description Mfr. Mfr. Part Number

Deslgnetlon Number D Code
~3012 1855-0420 TRANSISTOR J.FET 2N4391 N - W A N D.MODE 28480 ie55.0420

~3013 1855-0420 TFANSISTOR J.FET N24391 NCHAN D-MODE 28480 1855-0420
A3014 1855 0420 TRANSISTOR J.FET 2N4391 NCHAN DMODE 28480 1855.0420
A3015 1855.0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET a 4 3 9 1 NCHAN D-MODE 28480 1859.0420
A3016 1855.0420 TRANSISTOR J.FET 2N4391 N-CHAN D.MODE 28480 1855-0420
A3017 1855.0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 N-CHAN D.MODE 28480 1855.0420

A3018 1~155.0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 N-CHAN D.MODE 28480 1855.0420
A3019 1855.0420 TFANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 NCHAN D.MODE 28480 1855-0420
A3023 1855.0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 NCHAN D.MODE 28480 1855.0420
A3021 1855.0420 TRANSISTOR J.FET 244391 NCHAN D-MODE 28480 1855-0420
A3022 1855.0420 TWNSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 NCHAN D.MODE 28480 1855.0420

A3023 1855.0420 TFANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 N.WAN D.MODE 28480 1855.0420
A3024 1855.0520 TFANSISTORJ-FET 2N4391 NCHAN DMODE 28480 1855.0520
A3025 1e55.0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET a 4 3 9 1 NCHAN D.MODE 28480 1855-0420
~3027 1855-0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 NCHAN D.MODE 28580 1855~0.120
A3028 1855.0420 TFANSISTOR J.FET 2N4391 N-CHAN DMODE 28480 1855.0420

A3029 1855.0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 NCHAN D-MODE 28480 18550420
A3030 1855-0420 TRANSISTOR J.FET 2N4391 NCtiAN D-MODE 28480 1859.0420
A3031 1855.0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4301 NCHAN D-MODE 28480 1855-0520
~3032 1855-0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 N-CHAN D-MODE 28580 1855.0420
A3033 1855 0470 2 TRANSISTOR J.FET 2N4391 N-CHAN D-MODE 28480 1895-0420
~3034 1855 0420 2 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 NCHAN DMODE 28480 1855.0420
A3035 1855.04Z0 2 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 N - M A N D-MODE 28480 1855.0420
A3Rl 0698,3152 8 RESISTOR 3.48K 1'0.125W F TC=0+.100 24546 C4.1:8.T0-3431 .F

A3@ 1810 0X)B 0 2 NETWORK-RES8-SIFW.OK OHM X 7 01 121 208AG83
A3W 1810.0X)8 0 NETWORK-RES8.SIp68.OK OHM X 7 01 121 208A883
A3R4 06F(8.3160 8 6 RESISTOR 31 6K l o o 125W F TC=0+-100 24546 CJ.liB.TO.31GZ-F
A3W 0698-3160 8 RESISTOR 31.6K 1% .125W FTC=O+.lOO 24546 C4-lie-10-3162-F
A3RS 069&636@ 6 18 RESISTOR 10K 1% .125W F TC=0+-25 28480 0698-6260

AJR? 0698-6240 G RESISTOR 10K 1% 125W F TC=0+-25 28480 06984260
A3Re 0698-0004 9 7 RESISTOR 2 15K 1% 125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4.1i8 TO-2151.F
A3R9 06Q8.6260 6 RESISTOR 10K 1% 125W F TC=0+-25 28480 06%C360
A3R10 0757.0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W F TC=O+.100 24546 C4-1!8.TO. lo01.F
A3R11 o~ea.emi 1 6 RESISTOR 7.98K 1% 125W F TC=0+-25 19701 MFJCli8.T9-7981-R

Am12 OG98.8205 2 5 RESISTOR 15.98K .lo- .125W FTC=O+-25 19701 MF4C1!8.TP.15981 - P
A3R13 0698-804i 0 5 RESISTOR 32K 100 125W F TC=0+-25 19701 MF4C lI8.TC.32O2.B
A3R14 0698.8040 2 5 RESISTOR 6JK 1'0 125W F TC=0+.25 19701 MF4C1!8.19.6402.@
A3R15 0698-8053 8 5 RESISTOR 128K 1% 125W F TC=O+-25 19701 MF4C lie-19-1283.P
A3R16 0698-8050 5 5 RESISTOR 256K 1% 125W F TC=0+-25 19701 MFJC1/8.T9.2553-@

A3R17 0698.8058 2 2 RESISTOR 511K 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 28480 06984058
A3R18 0698,8827 A 5 RESISTOR 1M l'o.125W F TC=Ot~lOO 28480 0698.8827
A3R19 0757.0280 3 RESISTOR 1K l o e .125W FTC=O+.lOO 24546 C4.li8.10-101.F
A3WO 0698-6360 6 RESISTOR 10K 1% 125W F TC=0+.25 28580 m.6360
A3Wl OGP8.5360 6 RESISTOR 1OK 1% .125W F TC=0+-25 28480 0698-6360

A3W2 0698.6360 6 RESISTOR 10K ,190 125W F TC=0+.23 28480 06088-6360
A3Ff23 0698.5.260 G RESISTOR 10K 1% .125W F TC=0+.25 28480 0698.GXO
A3W4 0698-6360 6 RESISTOR 10K l o o 125W F TC=0+25 28480 06986360
A3W5 06%.82J4 1 RESISTOR 7.98K l o o ,125W F TC=O+-25 19701 MFJC1,B T9.7981.D
~
Replaceable Pork Model 8903B
Table 6-3.Rep'La.ceaBlcPmts
Reference
Deslgnation
HP Part
Number
C
D w. Description Mfr.
Code
Mfr. Part Number
A3W6 0698-8205 2 RESISTOR 15.98K 1% .125W F TC=0+.25 19701 MF4C1/8-19-15981-B

A3W7 0698.8047 0 RESISTOR 32K .loo .125W F TC=0+-25 19701 MFJC 1/8-79.3202-R
A3m8 0698-8049 2 RESISTOR 84K ,140 ,125W F TC=0+25 19701 MF4C 1:8-T9.6402-8
A3F29 0698.8053 8 RESISTOR 128K lo& ,125W F TC=0+-25 18701 MF4C11ET9-12838
A3R30 0698.8050 5 RESISTOR 256K .1%.125W F TC=0+-25 19701 MFJC 1/8.T9-256J-R
A3R31 0698.8958 2 RESlSTOR511K lom.l25WFTC=O+-1oO 28480 0698.8958

A3R32 0698-8827 4 RESISTOR 1M 1% . 1 2 W F TC=0+-100 28480 0698-8827
A3R33 0757.0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% 125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4.118-TO. 1001-F
A3m4 0757-0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% 125W F TC-O+.lW 24546 C4-1/8-T0-1001-F
A3R35 0757-0442 9 RESISTOR 1OK 1% 125W F TC=O+-lM, 24546 C4.118-TO-1002-F
A3R36 0757-0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% ,125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C448-TO-1001-F

A3R37 0698 3 157 3 RESISTOR 19.6K 1% .125W F TC=O+.lOO 24546 C4-l/S-TO-1962-F
A3R38 0898 3157 3 RESISTOR 19.EK 1% 125W FTC=0+.100 24546 C4.1 /O-TO.1982.F
A3R39 0698.3 15.7 3 RESISTOR 19.6K 1% 125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4-1/8-TO.1962-F
A3W 0698-3157 3 RESISTOR 19.EK 1% ,125W FTC=O+.100 24546 C4-11ETO-1962.F
A3R41 0757.0438 3 RESlSTOR5.11K l o ~ . 1 2 5 W F T C = O + - l W 24546 C4-118-TO-5111-F

A3R42 0757.0442 9 RESISTOR 1OK 1% 125W FTC=O+-IOO 24546 C4-118.T0.1002.F
A3RU 0757-0442 9 RESISTOR 10K 1% .125W F TC=O+.tOl 24546 C4-1BTO-1002-F
A3ffl4 0757-0438 3 RESISTOR 5 1 l K 1% .125W F TC=0+.100 2454G 64-1/8-T0-5111-F
A3W5 0757.0442 9 RESISTOR 10K 1% .125W FTC=O+-100 24546 '24.118-TO.1002-F
A3W6 0753.0465 6 RESISTOR lOOK 1% .125W F TC=0+,100 24546 CJ-l/B-TO.1003-F

A3R47 0757.0280 3 AESISTOR 1K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 24546 CJ-1iETO-1001-F
A3Fi48 0757-0465 6 RESISTOR 1OOK 1% .125W F TC=O+.100 2454 C4-1/8-10-1003~F
A3ffl9 0698 0084 9 RESISTOR 2 15K 1% .125W FTC=O+-100 24546 C4.li8.TO.2151 -F
A3&0 0698-008J 9 RESISTOR 2 15K 1°e.125W F TC=0+-100 2454G C4.1iETO-2151 -F
A3ml 0698-6360 6 RESISTOR 10K 1'0 125W F TC=0+-25 28480 06984360

A3F62 069e.5360 6 RESISTOR 10K . l o o l25W F TC=0+-25 28480 0698-6350
A3F63 0698.3 160 8 RESISTOR 31 6K 1% .125W FTC=O+.lOO 24546 C4-1BTO-3162-F
A3Fl54 0757-OJrj5 6 RESISTOR lOOK 1% .125W F TC=O+-lOO 24546 C4. 1BTO- 1003.F
A3m5 0698-3290 7 1 RESISTOR 8K 1% 125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4.1/8.T0.8001 -F
A3R56 0757-0279 0 14 RESISTOR 3 16K 1% .125W FTC=0+-100 24546 C4-118 TO-3161-F

A3F67 0757-0458 7 2 RESISTOR 51 1K l e e 125W FTC=Ot.100 24546 Cd 1!8.TO-5112.F
A3R58 0608 32.15 0 1 RESISTOR 20 5K 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4-1!8.10.2052.F
A3R59 0737.0442 9 I K 14. . m w F r c = o + . i w
RESISTOR O 24546 C4-1:ETO. 1002-F
A3B0 0698-3454 3 1 RESISTOR 215K l o o ,125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4 1;ETO 2153.F
A3B1 0757.0465 6 RESISTOR lOOK 1% 125W F TC=O+-100 24!46 C4.1 !8-T0- 1003-F
A3B2 21oU 3355 0 RESISTOR-TRMR 1OOK 1O%C SICGADJ 1-TRN 28580 2100-3355
A3m3 2100-3355 0 RESISTOR.TRMR 1OOK 1040CSILX.ADJ 1.TRN 28480 2 100-3255
A3W4 0698-3553 2 3 RESISTOR 196K 1% 125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4.liETO.1933.F
A3B5 0689.3453 2 RESISTOR 196K 1% .125W F TC=O+-IOO 25-46 C4-1/€i.T0. 1963-F
A3ffi6 075T-0415 7 I RESISTOR 51 1 l ? o 125W F TC=O+-lDO ZJWG CJ.li8-TO.511 R-F

A3R57 0757.0416 7 RESISTOR 511 1% 125W F TC=O+.lO 24556 C4.1/8.TO-51lR.F
A3ffi8 0757.04 15 7 RESISTOR 511 1'0 .125W F TC=O+-lOO 24WG C4-l;BTO 511n.F
A3RS9 0757.9416 7 RESISTOR 511 l o o .125W F TC=O+.lW 24546 CJ-118.T0.51 lR.F
A3R70 0757.OFI0 5 RESISTOR6 19K 14~.125WFTC=0+-100 19701 MFJC1:8-TO-Gl91.F
A3m1 0757.O E O 5 RESISTOR 6 19K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 19701 MFJC 1,B-TO41914-

A3R72 0757-0279 0 RESISTOR 3.16K 1% 125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4.1/8 TO3161 F
A3R73 0757.0279 0 RESISTOR 3 16K 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4.1:8-TO.3 161.F
A3R74 NOT ASSIGNED
A3R75 0757.0439 4 RESlSTOR6.81K 1%.125W FTC=O+-lW 24546 C4-1;8.10.681l-F
Moael 8903B Replaceable Parts
Reference HP Part Descrlptlon Mfr. Mfr. Part Number

Deslgnatlon Number Code
A3R76 0757-0439 4 RESISTOR 6.81K 10. 125W FTC=O+-100 24546 C4.1/8-T0.6811 .F

A3R77 0698.3157 3 RESISTOR 19.6K 1% .125W FTC=0+-100 24546 C4-1/&TO- 1962-F
A3R78 0698-3157 3 RESISTOR 19.6K 1% .125W F TC=O+-lM) 24546 C4 1/8-TO.1962-F
A3R79 0757-0956 0 2 RESISTOR 22K !& .125W F TC=O+.lW 24546 C4-1/&T0.2202-G
A3WO 0757-0956 0 RESlSTORPKZ'b .125W FTC=O+.la) 24546 C4-118-TO-2202-G
A3W1 0757.1094 9 7 RESISTOR 1.47K 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4-l/&TO. 1471-F

A3R82 0757-1094 9 RESISTOR 1.47K lo&.125W F TC=0+.100 24546 C4.1 /&TO. 1471.F
A3W3 0757.0278 9 4 RESISTOR 1.78K 1% .125W FTCe0+-100 24546 C4-1/8-TO-178l-F
Mu94 0757.0278 9 RESISTOR 1.78K 1% ,125W F TC-O+-100 24546 C4-1/&TO. 1781-F
~31335 0698 8869 4 2 RESlSTOR2.15K .25%.125W FTC=O+.lOo 2~1480 0898.8869
Mu96 0698.8869 4 RESlSTOR2.15K.25% . 1 2 W FTC=O+-lOO 28480 0699-8869

A3R87 0757.0416 7 RESISTOR 51 1 1% .125W F TC=O+.lOO 24546 C4-1/8-TO-511R-F
A3-8 0757.0516 7 RESISTOR 51 1 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4-1/0-TO-511R-F
A3R89 0698-4339 5 2 RESISTOR 11.111K .1%.125WFTC=O+-50 28480 0898.4339
A3F190 0698.4339 5 RESISTOR 11.111K .loa 125W F TC=0+-50 28480 0698.4339
A3R91 0698.8655 6 2 RESISTOR 13.3K ,146 ,125W FTC=O+-50 28480 0698-8655

A3-2 0698.8655 6 RESISTOR 13.3K . l % ,125W F TC=0+-50 28480 0698.8655
A3-3 0698.6360 6 RESISTOR 10K 1% .125W F TC=0+.25 28480 0698.6360
A3R94 0757.0290 5 . RESISTOR 6.19K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 19701 MF4C1,B-TO.B191-F
A3Fm5 0757-0279 0 RESISTOR 3.16K 1% .125W F TC=O+.100 24546 C4.118-TO.316l.F
A3R96 0797.0200 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4-1,O.TO-lOOl-F

A3B7 069e.6mo 6 RESISTOR 10K .1%.125W F TC=0+.25 28480 06986350
A3B8 0698-6630 3 7 RESISTOR 20K ,190.125WF TC=0+-25 28480 0698.5630
A3- 0698-6360 6 RESISTOR 10K .lo..125W F TC=0+-25 28480 0698.6350
A3R100 06W.6360 6 RESISTOR 10K .lo&,125W F TC=O+-25 28480 06986360
A3Rl01 0699 0594 8 1 RESISTOR 2.21K . l % .125W F TC=0+-25 28480 0699-05$4

A3R102 0698-6630 3 RESISTOR ZUK ,140 .125W F TC=0+.25 28480 0698-6630
A3TP1 1251.OW0 0 CONNECTORSGL CONT PIN 1.14.MM.BSC-SZ SO 28480 12514600

A3TP2 1251 0600 0 CONNECTOR4GL CONT PIN 1.14-MM.BSC.SZ SO 28480 1251.0600
A3TP3 1251 0600 0 CONNECTORSGLCONT PIN 1 14-MM.BSC.SZ SO 28480 1251-0600
A3TP4 1251-0500 0 CONNECTORSGLCONT PIN 1.14-MM.BSC-SZ SO 28480 1251-0500
A3TP5 1251-0600 0 CONNECTORSGLCONT PIN 1.14-MM-BSC-SZSO 28480 1251.0600
A3TP6 1251-0600 CONNECTORSGLCONT PIN 1.14-MM-RSC-SZSO 28480 1251.0600

A3TP7 1251.om0 CONNECTORSGLCONT FIN 1.14.MM.BSC.SZ SO 28480 1251.0633
A3TP8 1251-0600 CONNECTORSGLCONT PIN 1 14-MM.BSC-SZ SO 28480 1251-0600
A3TP9 1251.0600 CONNECTOR-SGL CONT PIN 1.14-MM.BSC.SZ SO 28480 1251.0600
A3TPlO 1251.0(300 CONNECTOR.SGL CONT PIN 1.14-MM-BSC-SZSO 28480 1251-OtOO
A3TPll 1251.0600 0 CONNECTOR4GL CONT PIN 1.14-MM-BSC6Z SO 28480 1251-0w0

A3TP12 1251-0600 0 CONNECTORSGLCONT PIN 1.14-MM.BSC.SZ SO 28480 1251-0600
A3TPl3 1251.0600 0 CONNECTOR-SGLC O W PIN 1.14-MM-BSC-SZSO 28480 1251-0600
A3TP 14 1251.0600 0 CONNECTORSOLCONT PIN l.lkMM*BSC.SZ SO 28480 1251-0930
A3TP15 1251-ow0 0 CONNECTORSGLCONT PIN 1.14-MM-BSC-SZSO 28480 1291-0600
A3U1 1826.1491 9 4 IC OP AMP GP DIP-PKG 01295 LM2OlAL

A3u2 1826.0025 2 2 IC OP AMP LOW-DRIFTTO-99 PKG 27014 LM208AH
A3u3 18z%.0025 2 IC OP AMP LOW.DRIFT T O - 9 PKO 27014 LM208AH
A3w 1826 0014 9 3 IC MULTIPLIER 14-DIP-CPKG 04713 MC1595L
A3U5 1826-0783 9 IC OP AMP LOW-NOISE EDIP-C PKG 52063 XR5534ACN
Reference
Designation
HP Part
Number
C
D *' Description Mfr.
Code
Mfr. Part Number
A3LJ6 1826.0662 3 4 IC OP AMP LOW.BIAS-H-IMPDTO49 PKG 28480 1826-0552

A3U7 1826-0109 3 4 IC OP AMP WB TO49 PKG 34371 HA2-2625-80593
A3UB 1826 0412 1 1 IC COMPARATOR PRCN DUAL 8.DIP.P PKG 27014 LM393N
A3U9 08903~80041 1 IC LIN SPECIAL 28480 08903-80041
A3UlO 1826-0138 8 10 IC COMPAR4TOR GP OUAD 14-DIP-PPKG 01295 LM339N
A3Ull 1826 0783 9 IC OP AMP LOW-NOISE e-DIP-C PKG 52063 XR5534ACN

A3U12 1826-0783 9 IC OP AMP LOW.NOISE 8-DIP-CPKG 52063 XR5534ACN
A3U13 1826 0662 3 IC OP AMP LOW-BIAS-H.IMPDTO-99 PKG 28480 1826.0662
A3U14 1826-0138 B IC COMPAWTOR GP QUAD 14-DIP-PPKG 01295 LM339N
A3U15 1826-0138 8 IC COMPAR4TOR GP OUAD 14-DIP-PPKG 01295 LM339N
A3U16 1826-0138 8 IC COMPARATOR GP OUAD 14-DIP-PPKG 012999 LM339N

A3U17 1826.0421 2 IC CONV RMS/DC 14-DIP-C PKG 24355 AD536A.l
A3U18 1826-1796 6 IC OP AMP H-SLEW-R4TEDUAL 8-DIP-PPKG 02037 MC34082P
A3u19 1826.0740 8 1 IC SWlTCH ANLG W A L 16-DIP-C FKG 32293 IHSO43COE
Model 8903B ReplactYlblt. Parts
Tlzble 6-3.Rcplaccablc Parts

Reference
Designation Number
Part ; sty.
Descrlptlon M'r.
Code
Mfr. Parr Number
A4 08903-60128 - SERIAL PREFIX 2450A TO 2720A (HP8903B)

A4 08903.60128 3 1 OUTPUT AMPLIFIERVOLTMETER ASSEMBLY 28480 08903~60128
A4C1 0180-2207 5 CAPACITOR-FXD 100UF+.lOoe lOVDC TA 56289 150nl07X9010R2

A4Q 01800100 3 CAPACITORFXD 4 7UF+.10°e35VDCTA 56289 1500475X9035B2
A4W 0180.0374 3 CAPACITORFXD lOUF+-lO% 2OVDC TA 55289 150D106X9020B2
A4C4 01800100 3 CAPACITORTXD 4,7UF+.lO% 35VDC TA 5 ~ 3 9 i50nmx903se~
A4C5 01@0~02E)l 3 15 CAPACITORFXD lUF+-10% 35VDc TA 56289 15OI~105X9035A2
A4Q3 0180-0291 3 CAPACITORFXD lUF+-lO% 35VDc TA 56289 15C€~105X9035A2

A4C7 0100 0.31 3 CAPACITOR-FXD lUF+.lO% 35VDc TA 56289 1900105X9c)35A2
A4c8 Oleo0291 3 CAPACITORFXD lUF+-lO% 3 W D c TA 56208 1SOD1OSX9035A2
A4CS 0160-4805 1 6 CAPACITOR-FXD47PF +.?I% 1WVDC CER 0+-30 28480 01604C!Q5
A4ClO 01602235 8 CAPACITORFXD 1PF +..25PF 500VDC CER 28.180 01WJ2236
A4C11 0180037*1 3 CAPACllOR.FXD l W F + - l O % 2OVDC TA 56289 15301ociX9020B2

A4C12 0160 4813 i 2 CAPACITORFXD 47UF +8020% MVDC CER 28J90 0160-4&13
A4C13 01€0597!; 0 1 CAPACITOR.FXD 13OOPF +.lob 50VDc CER 28.180 0160-487'3
A4C14 0160 :.Jot.' 3 1 CAPACITORFXD3000PF +-5O. 50VDc: CER 28.l80 OlW-C..U~',I
A4C15 0160033ci 9 2 CAPACITOKFXU 1OOPF +-1% 3OOVDC MICA 284890 0160.0335
A4C16 01W-4674 7 1 CAPACITORFXD 270PF + - l o b 300VDC MICA 28480 0160479

A4C17 0160 4450 8 2 CAPACITORFXD 750PF +-1% 300VDC MICA 28480 oirx~)-~im
A4Cl8 0160.0335 4 1 CAPACITORFXD 91PF +.lo. 3WVDC MICA 0+70 28480 01130.0333
A4C19 0160 3046 0 1 CAPACITORFXD 25OF'F +-lee IWVDC MICA 28480 Olw)-3@llj
A m 0 01604450 8 CAPACITORFXD 750PF +.lo* 300VDC MICA 28180 0160-1455
A4C21 0160 3324 i 1 CAPACITORFXD 1UF +.5% lOOVDc MET.POLYC zeao 0160.33~
A4C22 0160 4 i 9 3 6 2 CAPACITOR-FXD 6.8PF +-.5PF1OOVDC CER 28480 0160-4793
A4Q3 OlMl0324 7 CAPACITORTXD 1UF +-5'0 1M)VDC MET-POLYC 7U.180 01GO 332.1
A4C24 0160 Ji9G 2 3 CAFACIT0R.M.D 2.2PF +-.25PF 1OOVDc CER 28460 Ol60.,li99
A4C25 0180-2X6 4 3 CAPACITOR-FXD 6OUF+-10% 6VDc TA 962eq i50~6mxoome.2
A4Q6 Ole0 0229 7 4 CAFACITOR.FXD 33UF+.10°& 1OVDCTA 56289 1500336x901062

A4C27 01600-3324 7 CAPACITORFXD 1UF +.5Y lOOVDC MET-POLYC 204CO OlsD3324
A m 8 016U.4m5 1 CAPACITORFXD 47PF +-So,. lWVDC CER 0+.30 28480 OlM)-J805
A4Q9 0150.4005 1 CAPACITOR.FXD.VPF +-500 m v o c cEr4 o+.m 28480 0160~4805
Ada0 01604835 7 CAPACITORFXD 1UF + - l o % WVDC CER 28460 0160.4835
A4C31 0160-5835 7 CAPACITORFXD 1UF +-lo% MVDC CER 28480 0160.4835

A4C32' 0160-4302 9 CAPACITORFXD 3.3PF +-.25PF ZOOVDc CER
NOT NORMALLY LOADED.
SEE SECTION 5. TAFLE 5 1
A4Q3 01604792 2 CAPACITORFXD 2.2PF +..25PF l O O V u C CER 28480 Olli3-J71"1
A4W4 OlUo.2&'i 3 CAPACITOR-FXD6OUF+-10% GVDO TA 56209 1500B(fiX90WF2
A4Q5 01Ml4835 7 CAPACITORFXD 1UF + - l o % WVDC CER 284BO OlG(I~W35
A4W6 O l W 4035 7 CAFACITOR-FXD 1UF + - - l O o o WVOC CER 20480 Olfio-4AJ5

A-7 0160.223fj 8 CAPACITOR.FXD 1PF +..25PF 5W)VDC CEn zeao otra.2236
A4W8 0180-2207 5 CAPACIlOR-FXO100UF+.lOoo 1OVDC TA 56209 15OD107X?OlOF~?
A4C39 0160 4805 1 CAPACITOR-FXD 47PF + - 5 O o IWVDC CER 0+.3@ 28.180 OlfjO..lMS
A-0 0160.4793 6 CAPACITOR-FXD 6 8PF +. 5PF 1M)VDC CER 28480 0160-4793
A4C41 0160-4814 2 CAPACITORFXD 15OPF +-So* 1OOVDC CER 28480 0160-4814

A-2 0160-4810 8 1 CAPACITORFXD 330FF +.5% 1OOVDC CER 28480 01604310
A4C43 0160.4835 7 CAPACITOR-FXD 1UF + - l o % XiVDC CER 28480 0160.4835
A4W 0160-4835 7 CAPACTOR-FXD 1UF +.lO% MVDC CER 28480 0160-4835
A-5 01w-0291 3 CAPACITORFXD lUF+-lO"b 35VDc TA 56289 1500105X9035A2
lbble 6-3.Rcploceoblc Ports

Reterence Dtscrfptlon Mfr- Mfr. Part Number
Deslgnatlon lippan
Number sty. Code

A4G% 0160.6835 7 CAPACITORFXD .lUF +-lo% SOVCC CER 28480 0160.4835
Mc47 0160-4805 1 CAPACITORFXD 47PF +-5% IWVDC CER 0+-33 28480 0160-4805
AAW 0160-4835 7 CAPACTORFXD. lUF +-lo% WVDC CER 28480 0160.4835
A4CN 0160-4835 7 CAPACITORFXD IUF +.lo% WVDC CER 28480 0160.4835
A4c50 0160.4793 2 CAPACrTORFXD 2.2W +*.25PF 1OoVDC CER 28480 0160-4799
-1 0180.1746 5 CAPACITORFXD 15UF+-lO% 2oVDC TA 56289 15001?3X9020B2

A4C52 01604814 2 CAPACITORFXD l50PF +-5% lMlVDC CER 28480 0160.4814
A m 3 0180.3324 7 CAPACITORFXD I U F +-5% 100VCC METPOLYC 28480 0180.3324
A4C54 0160.4835 7 CAPACITORFXD .lUF +-lo% SOVDC CER 28480 0160-4835
M u 5 0160-4835 7 CAPACITORFXD.IUF +-lo% 5OVDC CER 28480 0160-4835
A4a6 0160.4653 7 6 CAPACITORFXD .lUF +-5% looVDc MET-POLYP 28430 0160-4653

-7 0160-4835 7 CAPACITORFXD .lUF +-lo?. 5OVDC CER 28480 0160.4835
A4C58 0160-4814 2 CAPACITORFXD 150PF +.5% loOVDc CER 28480 01&34814
-9 0160.4653 7 CAPACITORFXD .1UF +*5% l W V D c MET-POLYP 28480 01805693
A m 0160.4653 7 CAPACITORFXD .1UF +.5% 1WVCC MET-POLYP 28480 0150-4653
Mal 0160.4653 7 CAPACITORFXD 1UF +-546 l W V o C MET.POLYP 28480 01GO-4653

A4m2 0160.4653 7 CAPACITORFXD 1UF +.5% 1CxJVrX: MET.POLYP 28480 0160453
A4C63 0160-465.3 7 CAPACITORFXD .lUF +-5% 1OOVDC MEl-POLYP 28480 01694553
A4cm 0160.0843 7 CAPACITORFXD 47UF + 8 0 K 1 ? o 50VDC CER 28480 0160.4843
A-5 0180.0220 6 CAPACITORFXD 22UF+-10°0 15VDC TA 56209 150D2ZX9015B2
A4056 0180-0228 6 CAPACITORFXD 22UF+.10?0 l5VDC TA 56289 1500236X9015B2

A-7 01800228 6 CAFACITORFXD22UF+-10?6 l5VDC TA 56288 150D725X9015B2
A403 0100.2206 4 CAPACITORFXD 60UF+-10% 6VDC TA 56289 15MxioE(X9M16B2
A4-9 01604807 3 CAPACITORFXD33PF + - 5 1 lUJV0C CER 0+3l 28480 0160~4807
A4C70 01M.4397 6 1 CAFACITORFXD.IUF +-1% 1OOVoC POLYSTY 28400 0160-4397
A S 71 0180-0291 3 CAPACITORFXD lUF+-lO% 35VCC TA 56289 1500 105X8035A2

A432 0160-5254 6 1 CAPACITORFXD 1.5Ff +-.25PF 1OOVDC CER 28480 0160.5254
A433 0160432 4 CAPACITORFXD .OlUF +.loo& lOOVDC CER 28480 0160.4832
A4C74 0160.4832 4 CAPACITORFXD .OlUF +-1O?o lOoVCC CER 28480 01634832
A4c75 01604797 0 1 CAPACITOKFXD3 3FF +-.25PF lWVDC CER 28480 OlW.4797
A406 0160-4835 7 CAPACITORFXD 1UF +-lo0; 50VDC CER 28480 @lfio-.1935

A407 0160 4790 3 1 CAPACITORFXD 12PF +-5% lWVDC CERO+.X) 28480 01GD470@
215oA 7'0 2,520:\

A 4CIfJ 1901.0376 6 DIODE-GENPRP 3 N 50MA 00-35 2R480 1901.037b
AKR2 1901.0376 6 DIODE-GENPRP 35V 50MA DO-35 28480 1901-0376
2tVIA A N D :\IJO\6
A4Clil 1901-0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHINGBOV 200MA 2NS Do-35 28480 1901-0050
A Klf2 1901~0050 3 MODE-SWITCHING8oV 200MA 2NS Do-35 28480 1901-0050
A4CR3 1901 0340 1 7 [email protected] 50MA 2NS DO-35 28480 1901-0060
2150,\ 7'0 2.52V.l

AKHI 1901.0376 6 MODE-GENPRP 35V 50MA W - 3 5 28480 1901-0376
r l KRS 190-0376 6 DIODE.GEN P W 35V 50MA D O 4 5 28480 1901.0376
AKR6 1901-037G 6 DIODE-GENPRP 35V 50MA DO-35 29480 1901.0378
AKR; 1901-0376 6 ClIODE.GEN PRP 35V 50MA DO45 2R480 1901.0376
am1.4 AKD ~nmx

A 4CH1 1901-0050 3 MOM-SWITCHING 60V 2WMA 2NS 0 0 - 3 5 28480 1901.U050
NCRS 1901-0090 3 DIODE.SWITCHlNG BOY 2M)MA 2NS 00-35 28,180 1901.0050
n lCXB 1901.0880 7 D O E - G E N PRP 125MA D o 4 5 28480 1901-0880
A4CK 1901-0050 3 DIODE.SWITCHING 60V 2WMA 2NS D o 4 5 2 w o 1901-0050
A4cRB 1901.0050 3 DIODE.SWITCHING 80V 2WMA 2NS W.35 28480 1901-0050

A
4m 1901-0050 3 DIODE.SWITCHING 80V 2WMA 2NS Do-35 28480 1901.0050
Table 63.Replaceable Parts

Reference HP Part c ~ t ~ . Description M'r- Mfr. Part Number

A4CR10 19014518 8 DIODESM SIQ SCHOTlUY 28480 19014518
A4CR11 19014518 8 DIODESM SIG S C m 28480 19014518
A4CR12 19014040 1 DIODESWlTCHINQ 3OV WMA 2NS DO35 28480 19014040
2460A TO 2620A
A4CRl3 19014376 6 DIODEGEN PRP 3 N SOMA D o 3 5 28480 19010378
2601AANDABOVE
A4CR13 19014050 3 DlODESWlTCHlNQ8OV 2oOMA 2NS DO35 28480 19014050
A4CR14 19014040 1 DlODESWlTCHlW 3oV WMA 2NS DO35 28480 19014040

A4CR15 19014040 1 DlODESWlTCHlNQ 30V WMA 2NS DO35 28480 19014040
2460A TO 2620A
A4CRl6 19014376 DIODEGEN PAP 35V SOMA DO35 28480 19014376
A2CR17 19014376 DIODEGEN PRP 35V WMA D o 3 5 28480 19014378
A4CRI8 19014376 DIODEGEN PRP 35V WMA DO35 28480 19010376
A4CRl9 19014376 DIODEGEN PRP 35V SOMA DO35 28480 19014376
A4CR20 19014376 DIODEGEN PRP 35V WMA DO35 28480 19014376
A4CR21 19014376 DIODEGEN PRP 35V SOMA 0035 28480 19014376
A4CR22 19014376 DIODEGEN PRP 35V SOMA D o 3 5 28480 19014376
A4CR23 19014376 DIODEGEN PRP 35V 50MA D o 3 5 28480 19014376
A4CR24 19014376 DIODEGEN PRP 35V SOMA D o 3 5 28480 19014376
2601A AND ABOVE

A4CRl6 19014050 DlODESWrrCHlNQ 8OV 200MA 2NS DO35 28480 19014050
A4CRl7 19014680 DIODEGEN PRP 125MA w35 28480 19014880
A4CRI8 19014880 DIODEGEN PRP 125MA D o 3 5 28480 19014880
A4CR19 19014880 DIODEGEN PRP 125MA DO35 28480 19014680
A4CR20 19014880 DIODEGEN PRP 125MA D o 3 5 28480 19014880
A4CR2I 19014880 DIODEGEN PRP 125MA Do35 28480 19014880
A4CR22 19014880 DIODEGEN PRP 125MA DO35 28480 19014880
A4CR23 19014880 DIODEGEN PRP 125MA D o 3 5 28480 19014880
A4CR24 190 14880 DIODEGEN PRP 125MA D o 3 5 28480 19014880
A4cR25 19014040 1 DlODESWrrCHlNG 3oV 5OMA 2NS D o 3 5 28480 19014040
2460A TO 2620A
A4CR26 19014376 6 DIODEGEN PRP 35V 50MA D o 3 5 28480 19010376
2601A AND ABOVE

A4CR26 19014880 7 DIODEGEN PRP 125MA D o 3 5 28480 19014880
A4cR27 19014050 3 DIODEWTCHING 8OV 200MA 2NS DO35 28480 19014050

A4CR28 19014050 3 DlODESWrrCHlNG 8OV 200MA 2NS D o 3 5 28480 19014050
A4K1 0490-1423 2 1 RELAY-REED 1C 250MA 2 8 M C 5VDccOIL 3VA 28480 0490-1423
A4L1 91404210 1 10 INDUCTOR RFCKMLD lOOUH 5% .166DX.385LG 28480 91404210

A4L2 91404210 1 INDUCTOR WCH-MLD 1OOUH 596.166DX.385LG 28480 91404210
A4L3 91004539 3 3 lNDUCTOR(MISCITEh4) 26480 91004539
A4L4 91006539 3 INDUCTOR (MISC KEM) 28480 91000539
A4L5 91000539 3 INDUCTOR (MISC ITEM) 28480 91004539
A4MPl 40404748 3 EXTRPC BO BLK POLYC .062-BD-TWNS 28480 40404748

14804116 8 PINGRV .062-IN-DIA .25-IKLG STL 28480 14804116
A4MW 40404752 9 1 DCTRPC BD YEL POLYC .062-BD-THKNS 28480 40404752
14804116 8 PIN-GRV .062-INDIA .25-IN-LG STL 28480 14804116
-
A4MP3 04030026 6 PLUG-HOLE BDR-HD FOR .187-D-HOLE NYL 02764 207-120241~J3-O
101
4a ~ TRANSISTOR-DUAL NPN TG71 PD 500MW 28480 0890380069
-
~ 1 08903-80069 3 2
12050202 1 2 THERMAL LINK DUAL TO-18CS 28480 12050202
A4a 18544753 2 TRANSISTOR-DUAL NPN TO71 PD 500MW 28480 18544753
12054202 1 THERMAL LINK DUAL TO-184s 28480 12050202
A4Q3
A4Q4
1855-0420
18544830
2
6
36
1 -
TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 NCHAN D-MODE
TRANSISTOR-DUAL NPN PD 500MW
01295
27014
2N4391
LM394
tReier to Section 7 f o r update information. 'Factory Selected Component (Refer to Section 5 ) . A Errata part change.
rev.20JUN91 6-37
!&ble 6-3.Rcplaccclblc Parts

Reference HP Part C Qty. Description Mfr- Mfr. Part Number

A405 1855.0420 2 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 N-CHAN D.MODE 01295 2N4391
As08 1855.0420 2 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 N - M A N D.MODE 01295 2N4391
A407 1855.0420 2 TRANSISTOR J FET 2N4391 N W A N D.MODE 01295 21'14391
A408 1855 0420 2 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 N.MAN 0-MODE 01295 2~a39i
A409 1855-0420 2 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 NCHAN D-MODE 01295 2N4391
A4010 1854 0071 7 1 TRANSISTOR NPN SI PD=300MW FT=200MHZ 28480 1854.0071

A401 1 1853 0281 9 4 TRANSISTOR PNP 2N2907A SI TO.18 PD=4M)MW 04713 2N2907A
A4012 1853.0281 9 TRANSISTOR PNP 2N2907A SI TO-18 PD=AOOMW 04713 2N2907A
A4R1 0757.0279 0 RESISTOR 3 16K 1% 125W FTC=O+-lOO 24546 C4-1/8-TO.316 1.F
A4W 0757,0441 8 RESISTOR 825K 1% 125W F TC=O+-lW 24546 C4.l/&TO-8251-F

A4R3 0698.6343 5 7 RESISTOR 9K 1 % 125W F TC=0+-25 28480 06986543
A4Pd 0698.6352 8 7 RESISTOR 1K 1'0 125W F TC=0+.25 28480 0698-6362
A4R5 075i-0441 8 RESISTOR 825K 1% 125W FTC=0+.100 24546 C4-118-TO-8251
-F
A4R6 0757 -0422 5 4 RESlSTOR909 1% 125WF TC=O+-lW 24546 C4-118-TO-909R-F
A4R7 0698 8822 9 10 RESISTOR 8 8 1 1'0 125W F TC=O+-lOO 20480 0698.8822

A4RB 0698 8822 9 RESISTOR 6 81 1'0 125W F TC=0+.100 28480 0698.8822
A4R9 0698.8822 9 RESISTOR 6 8 1 1'0 125W F TC=O+ 100 28480 0698-8622
A4R10 0698.8822 9 RESISTOR 6 81 1% 125W F TC=0+-100 28480 0698-8822
A4Rll 0698-0084 9 RESISTOR 2 15K 1% 125W FTC=O+.lOO 24546 C4-lie-10-2151-F
A4R12 06984360 6 RESISTOR 10K 1% 125W F TC=O+ 25 28480 06986350

A4R13 06L18.6631 4 7 RESISTOR 2 5K 1'0 125W F TC=0+-25 28480 0698-6631
A4R14 0757 0283 3 RESISTOR 1K 1'0 125W f TC=O+ 100 24546 C4-li8-TO-l o 0 1 .F
A4R15 0757-0274 5 3 RESISTOR 1 21K 1% 125W FTC=O+-100 24546 C4.1I8.TO.12 1 1-F
A4R16 0757 0274 5 RESISTOR 121K 1'0 125W F TC=O+ 100 24546 C4-118 10-1211 F
A4R17 0757.OM3 0 1 RESISTOR 11K 1'0 125W FTC=O+-lOO 24546 C4.li6.TO-1 102-F
A4R18 0757.0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% 125WFTC=0+-100 24546 C4.1;8.TO-1001-F
A4R19 07577-0430 3 RESISTOR 5 11K lo* 125W F TC=O+-lOO 24546 C4.1/0-To-9111-F
A4W0 0757JX3i 2 1 RESISTOR 475K 1'0 125W F TC=0+.100 24546 C4-1/8-T0.475 1-F
A4R?1 NOT ASSIGNED
A4W2 OT57.1094 9 RESISTOR 147K 1'0 125W F TC=0+.100 24'i46 C4.13 TO-1471-F
A4W3 0698 34C4 9 RESISTOR 665K 1'0 125W F TC=O+ 100 24546 C4-1!8-TO.6651 .F
A4W4 0698.4470 5 1 RESISTOR 698K 1'0 125W r TC=O+-100 24546 CJ.1!8-TO-688 1-F
A4W5 0698 3151 7 6 RESlSTOR287K 1'0 125WI TC=O+.lOO 24516 C4-118.10-2871-F
A4W6 0757-047 4 RESISTOR 162K l o o 123W F TC=O+.lOO 24546 C4-1'8.10-1622.F
A4@7 0698 3151 7 RESlSTOR287K 1'0 125W FTC=O+ 1W 24546 C4-1i@TO-28il-F

A4W8 0757.0430 4 r
RESISTOR6 8 1 K 1'0 125W TC=O+-lM) 24546 C4 l.'8 TO401 1.F
A4W9 0698.6631 4 RESISTOR 2 5K 1'0 125W F TC=0+-25 28480 0698.6931
A4RKl 0698.6631 4 RESISTOR 2 5K 1'0 125W F T C = O + G 28480 0690.6531
A4ml 0757 0199 3 1 RESISTOR 21 5K 1% 125W I TC=O+.lOO ?a546 C4- 1 (8-TO-2152-F
A4R32 0757-0.280 3 RESISTOR 1K l o o 125W F TC=0+-100 245446 CJ-1:O TO 1001.F

A4R33 0757-042? 5 RESISTOR 909 1'0 125W F lC=O+-lOO 24546 C4-1:8-TO-9Cr9R-F
A4R34 o(398.6343 5 RESISTOR 9K 1% 125W F TC=0+-25 26480 0698.6343
A4R35 0698 626.2 8 RESISTOR 1K 1% 125W F TC=0+-25 28480 06986362
A4R36 0757.0U7 4 RESISTOR 16 2K 1'0 125W F TC=O+-lOO 24546 C4-li0.TO-1672-F
A4R37 0757-044i 4 RESISTOR 16 2K 1'0 125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4-1/&TO- 1622-F

A4R38 0698 3151 7 RESISTOR2 87K 1% 125W F TC=O+-lOO 24546 CJ-1:8-T0.287 1-F
A4R39 0757.0447 d RESISTOR 16 2K 1% 125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4.1/&TO-lEs22-F
A4R4O 0698-3151 7 RESISTOR 287K 1'0 12SW F TC=O+.100 24546 C4-1/6.TO-2871-F
A M 1 0757.0470 3 4 RESISTOR 162K 1% 125W F 1C=0+-100 24%6 C4-1/B-TO-1623-F
Table 6-3. Rcplaceddc Pa.rts
Reference
Deslgnetion
HP Part
Number
C
D
Q,~. Description Mfr.
Code
Mfr. Part Number
A4 08903-601 28 - SERIAL PREFIX 2450A TO 2720A (HP8903B)

A4R42 0698 3151 7 RESISTOR 2.87K 1% .125W F TC=0+.100 24546 C4.1/&T0.28il-F
A4W 075i 0447 4 RESISTOR 18 2K 1% .125W F TC=O+.lM) 24546 C4-lI8-TO-1Q2.F
A4R44 0698 3151 7 RESISTOR 287K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4-ll8.TO-287 1-F
A4W5 0698 6343 5 RESISTOR 9K 1% .125W F TC=0+.25 28480 0693-6343
A4R46 0698 6362 8 RESISTOR 1K ,196 .125W F TC=0+-25 28480 0698.6362
A4R47 0 7 5 0422 5 RESISTOR 909 140.125W F TC=0+-103 24546 C4.1 /&TO-909R-F

A4R48 0698 6343 5 RESISTOR 9K .1% .125W F TC=0+-25 28480 0698.6343
A4R49 0698 6343 5 RESISTOR 9K ,140 125W FTC=0+-25 28480 0698-6343
~ 4 ~ 5 0 0698 6362 8 RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W F TC=O+-25 28480 0698-6362
A4-1 0698 6562 8 RESISTOR 1K . l o o .125W FTC=0+.25 28480 0698.6362
~ 4 ~ 5 2 0757 0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% ,125W F TC=O+-1W 24546 C4-1/8.TO. 1031.F

A4F63 06W 0550 6 1 RESISTOR 620 5% 25W CCTC=O+.BOO 28480 0699.0550
A4R54 06'38 On85 0 2 RESISTOR 261K 1'0 125W FTC=0+-100 24546 C4-118 T0.2611.F
A465 0698 6360 6 RESISTOR 10K .1?. .125W F TC=0+-25 28.180 0698-6360
A4R56 0698 3169 8 RESISlOH 31.6K 1% ,125W F lC=0+-100 24546 C4.118-TO-3162-F
A4R57 0698 3160 8 RESISTOR 31.6K l o o 125W FTC=O+.lOO 24%6 C4-1/0-TO.3162.F

A4R58 o-r-
1 3 , 0200 3 RESISTOR 1K 10- 125W FTC=O+-lW 24'546 C4-1!8.TO-1 031-F
A4R59 0 7 5 Os33 3 RESlSTOR511K lom.125VJFTC=O+.100 24MG CXl;tl-TO-511 1-F
A4W0 0 7 5 i OM2 9 RESISTOR 10K 1% .125W F TC=0+.103 24546 C4-1/A-TO-1032.F
A4Wl 0698 3152 8 RESISTOR 348K 1% ,125W F TC=O+-lOO 24546 CJ.1 iO-TO-3SB 1.F
A4W2 0698 6 x 0 6 RESISTOR (OK . l o o .125W F TC=0+-25 28580 0698-6x0

A4W3 0698 8822 9 RESISTOR 6.81 1% .125W F TC=0+.100 28480 0698-8522
A4W4 075T 0465 6 RESISTOR 1OOK 190.125W F TC=0+-100 24536 CJ-li8TO 1033-F
A4W5 0757 0439 3 RESlSTOR511K 1% 125WFTC=O+.lMI 24546 C4-1!8-TO.S11 1.F
A4W6 0699 3 150 6 RESISTOR 237K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 24'536 C4-ll8-TO.237l.F
A4W7 0698 3153 9 5 RESISTOR 3.83K 196.125W F TC=0+.100 24546 C4.118-TO483 1-F
A4R58 0 7 5 i 1108 6 1 RESISTOR 330 lo .125W
. F TC=O+.lM 24546 C4-118 T0.301.F
A4R69 0757 0279 0 RESISTOR 3.16K 1% 125W F TC=O+.IOO 24546 C4-1BTO-3161.F
A4R70 0698 6'30 3 RESISTOR 20K l o o .125W F TC=0+.25 28480 0698-G630
A4R7 1 0698 6360 6 RESISTOR 10K .1% .125W F TC=0+.25 28480 0698.6360
A4R72 0757 1WJ 9 RESISTOR 1.47K 1% ,125W FTC=O+.lM) 24546 C4-li8.TO. 1471-F
A4R73 0598 3136 8 2 RESISTOR 17.8K 1% .125W rTC=O+.IOO 24546 C4-1/A.Tn- 1783.F
A4R74 0757 1094 9 RESISTOR 147K 1% ,125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4.1 .&TO. 1d i 1-F
A4R75 075; O J O I 0 21 RESISTOR 100 1% ,125W F TC=O+.lW 24546 CJ-1.0.10.101-F
A4R76 0698 8822 9 RESISTOR 6.81 1'0.125W F 1C=0+-100 28400 0698.8822
A4R77 0698 8022 9 RESISTOR 6 81 1% .125W F TC=0+.100 28480 0698.8822

A4R78 0698 0084 9 RESISTOR 2.15K 1% .125W FTC=O+.lOO 24556 C4. li8.TO.2151 .I-
A4R79 0757 0440 7 RESISTOR 7.5K 1% .125W F TC=O+-103 24546 C4.l;O-TO-iWl F
A4RBO 0757 0 4 7 9 RESISTOR 10K 1% .125W F TC=0+-103 24546 C4-1/8.T0.1002.F
A4R91 0757 @442 9 RESISTOR 10K 1% 125W F TC=O+.103 2,15340 C4-l,O.TO.1032-F
A4R92 0 7 5 i 0439 3 RESISTOR 5 11K 19. .125W F TC=0+.100 24545 c~-~/BTo.~II~.~

A4R93 O b % 3157 3 RESISTOR 19 6K l o o .125W r TC-0.1-100 2.15440 Cn.1~8TO.1962-F
A4U04
A4RB5
0757 028U
2100 30J4
3
6 ,. HtSlSTOR 1K loo .125W F TC=O+-100
RESISTOR-TRMR50K 10% C SIDE.ADJ 17-TRN
24546
02111
C4.1/8-T0. 1W 1-F
43P505
A4R96 0698 3223 'l 1 19. , 1 2 5 F~ rc=o+.ioo
RESisroR 1 . 2 4 ~ 24546 C4-1:8-10-124l-F
AIR97 0698 3459 8 2 RESISTOR 383K 1% ,125W F TC=O+-100 28480 0698.3559

A4US8 0757 0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% ,125W F TC=O+-lW 24546 C4-118-TO.1031-F
A4R89 0757 0438 3 RESISTOR 5.11K 1% .125W F TC=0+-1W 24%16 C4.1!8-T0-5 11 1-F
A4W0 0699 0526 6 RESISTOR 37 68K 1% .25W F T G O c - 2 5 28480 0659-0526
A4Wl 2103 3055 8 1 RESISTOR-TRMR5K 10% C SIDE-ADJ 17.TRN 02111 43P502
Replaceable Parts M d e l S903B
Table 6-3. Replaceable Parts

Reterence
Darlgnatlon HP
Number ; Q1y.
Descrlplion Mfr.
Code
Mfr. Parl Number

A4R92 0698-8799 9 1 RESISTOR 21 5K 1% 125W F TC=0+-25 28480 0698-8799
A4R93 21004109 2 1 RESISTOR.TFIMR 2K 1% C SIDE-ADJ 17-TRN 02111 43402
-4 0698.3266 5 2 RESISTOR 237K 1% 125W F TC=O+.lW 24546 C4.1/8-TO-2373-F
A4R95 0698.6630 3 RESISTOR 20K 1% 125W F TC=0+.25 28480 0698-6630
A4UW 0698.3266 5 RESlSTOR 237K 1% 125W F TC=O+-l00 24546 C4-1/&TO-2373-F
A4R97 0757.0438 3 RESISTOR 5 1 l K 1% 125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4-118-TO-5111-F

A4FlB8 0698.6630 3 RESISTOR 20K 1% 12SW F TC=0+-25 28480 0698.6630
A4R99 0757.0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% 125W F TC=O+.100 24546 C4-118.10- 1001.F
A m 100 0757-0442 e RESISTOR (OK 1% 125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4-1/&10- 1002-F
A4R101 0698.3243 8 1 RESISTOR 178K 1% 125W F TC-O+.100 24546 C4-1/8-TO-l783-F
A4RlO2 NOT ASSIGNED

A4RlO3 NOT ASSIGNED
A4RlO4 0757 0470 3 RESISTOR 162K 1% 125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4-1/8-T0-1673-F
A4R105 0757~0200 7 RESISTOR 5 62K 1% 125W F TCr0+.100 24546 C4-1/8-T0-5621-F
AbR106 NOT ASSIGNED
A4R107 0757.0464 5 2 RESISTOR SO 9K 1% 125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4-li8.TO-9092-F

A4R108 0608,3456 5 1 RESISTOR 287K l o o 125W F TC=O+ 100 24546 C4.118.TO-2873-F
A4R109 0698-3453 2 RESISTOR 196K 1% 125W F TC=O+ 100 24546 C4-1/8.10.19G3-F
A4R110 0698-6631 4 RESISTOR 25K 1% 125W F TC=O+25 28480 0698-6631
A4R111 0698-6621 4 RESlSTOR25K 1% 125W F TC=O+-25 28480 0698-6631
A4R112 0757.0279 0 RESlSTOR316K 19a.125W FTC=0+-100 24546 C4.l ,%-TO-3161- F

A4R113 0757-0470 3 RESISTOR 162K l o o .125W F TC=O+-IOO 24546 CI.l/R.TO. 1623-F
AIR1 I 4 0757 0279 0 RESISTOR 3.16K 1% .125W FTC=0+.1W 24546 C4-1i8.10-3 16 I .F
A4R115 0757 0279 0 RESISTOR 3 16K lo. .125W F TC-0+-100 2454G C4-1/8 TO-3161-F
A4R116 0757.0442 9 RESISTOR 1OK 1% .125W F TC-0+.100 24540 C4.1 /8-10-1002-F
A4R117 0757.0279 0 RESISTOR 3.16K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4-1/8-TO-3161-F

A4R118 0757-0290 5 RESISTOR 6.19K 1% .125W F TC=O+.lOO 19701 mf4c1/&TO+ 1914-
A4R119 07577.042 1 4 1 RESISTOR 825 1% .125W F TC=O+-IW 24546 C4-118.TO-825R-F
A4R120 0698.3443 0 1 RESISTOR 287 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4.1;6.TO-287R-F
A4R121 0757.080 5 RESISTOR 6.19K 1% .125W F TC=O+-lOO 19701 MF4Cli8.TO.6191-F
A4R122 OiSi.0422 5 RESISTOR 909 1% .125W F TC=O+-lW 24546 C4.l?CI-T0.903R.F

A4R123 0698-3441 8 1 RESISTOR 215 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 '24.1 i8-T0.2 15R.F
A4R124 0698.0082 7 1 RESISTOR 464 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 Cd-1'8-TO-4640.F
A4R125 2100.3103 6 2 RESISTOR-TRMR(OK 10% C SIDE-ADJ 17-TRN 02111 43P103
A4R126 0757-0442 9 RESISTOR (OK 1% .125W F TC=O+.l00 24546 C4.l @.TO. 1002-F
A4R127 0699.0239 8 1 RESlSTOR59K 10' .1WFTC=O+-15 28480 0699-0239

A4R128 0698 3150 6 RESISTOR 2.37K 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4.1?8.TO.2371.F
A4R129 0698 0085 0 RESISTOR 2.61K 1% .125W F TC=O+.lW 24546 C4-110-TO-2611-F
A4R1.30 0698 3153 9 RESlSTOR383K 1% .125W FTC=O+-100 24546 GI-1BTO-3831-F
A4Rl31 0757.0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W FTC=O+-100 24546 C4.1/8.T0. 1001.F
Am32 0757.0405 4 2 RESISTOR 162 1% ,125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4-1@-TO-l62R-F

A4R133 0757-0200 7 RESISTOR 5.62K 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4.1iB.TO.5621 -F
A4R134 0698-8822 9 RESISTOR 6.81 1% ,125W F TC=0+-100 28480 0698-8822
A4R135 0757.0405 4 RESISTOR 162 1% .125W F TC=O+.lW 24546 C4-1!8.TO. 162R.F
A4R136 0757-0465 6 RESISTOR l W K 1% .125W F TC=O+-lW 24546 C4-118TO-1Do3.F
A4R137 0757.0279 0 RESISTOR 3 16K 1% ,125W F TC=0+.100 24546 C4-1/8-TO-3161-F

A4R138 0757-0279 0 RESISTOR 3.16K 1% .125W F TC=O+.100 24546 C4-118.TO-3161-F
A4R139 0757.1034 9 RESISTOR 1.47K 1% .125W FTC=O+-100 24546 C4-1io-TO-147 1.F
A4R140 06984153 9 RESISTOR 3.83K 1'0 .125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4~l18-10~3831~F
A4R141 0757.0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W F TC=O+.lOO 24546 C4-1/8.10-1001-F
lbble 6-3. RepLosenDLe Ports

Rclerence Descrlptlon Mfr. Mtr. Part Number
Deolgnation Number
HP Part sty* Code

A4R142 21003350 5 RESISTOR-TRMR200 10% C SIDE-ADJ 1.TRN 28480 2100.3350
A4R145 0698-7270 9 RESISTOR 26 1K 1% .05W F TC=O+.lW 24546 C3.1/8-50-2612-F
A4R146 0698.6630 3 RESISTOR 20K 1% .125W F TC=0+.25 28480 0698-6630
A4R147 0698.7256 1 RESISTOR 6.81K 1% .05W F TC=O+.lW 24546 C3.1/8.T0-6811-F
A4R148 0698.6630 3 RESISTOR 20K .lob .125W F TC=0+-25 28480 0698.6630
A4R149 2100-3054 6 RESISTOR-TRMR50K 10% C SIDE.ADJ 17-TRN 02111 43P503

A4R150 0698.3459 8 RESISTOR 383K 1% .125W F TC=O+-lOO 28480 0698.3459
A4R151 0757.0438 3 RESlSTOR5llK 10b.l25WFTC=O+-100 24546 C4-1/&T0-5111-F
A4R152 0757-0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W F TC=O+-lW 24546 C4-l/BTO-l001.F
A4R153 0698-7253 8 RESISTOR 5.11K 1% .oSW F TC-O+-100 24546 C3-l/ETO-511l-F
A4R154 0698.7196 8 RESISTOR 21.5 1% .05W F TC=0+-100 24546 C3-llBT0.2iF5-F

A4R155 0698.7196 8 RESISTOR 21.5 1% .oSW F TC=O+-100 24546 C3-1/8-TO-21RS-F
A4R156 0698-7236 7 RESISTOR 1K 1% .05W F TC=0+-100 24546 C3-1/8-TO. 1001-F
Am157 NOT ASSIGNED
A4R157 0698.6360 6 RESISTOR (OK .lo& .125W F TC=0+-25 28480 0698.6360
A4R158 06086630 3 RESISTOR 20K .1% .125W F TC=0+.25 28480 0698.6630
A4R154R199 NOT ASSIGNED
A4W00 06986631 4 RESISTOR 2 5K 1% 125W F TC=0+-25 28480 0698-6631

A4W01 0698.6631 4 RESISTOR 25K 1% 125W F TC=O+-25 28480 0698-6631
A4RT1 0837-0239 2 1 THERMISTOR TUB WITH AXL LEADS 1K-OHM 28480 0837-0239
A4TP 1 1251-0600 0 CONNECTOR4GLCONT PIN 1.14-MM-BSC-SZSO 28480 1251.0600

A4TP2 1251.0600 0 CONNECTOR6GLCONT PIN 1 14.MM-BSC.SZ SO 28480 1251.0600
A4TP3 1251.0600 0 CONNECTOR-SGL CONT PIN 1.14-MM-BSC-SZSO 28480 1251-0600
A4TP4 1251.0GOO 0 CONNECTOR-SGL CONT PIN 1 14-MM-BSC-SZSO 28480 1251-0600
A4TP5 1251~ofioO 0 CONNECTORSGL CONT PIP4 1 14MM-BSC-SZ SO 28480 1251-0600
A4TP6 1251-0600 0 CONNECTOR-SGLCONT PIN 1.14MM-BSC-SZSO 28480 1251 -0600

A4TP7 1251.0600 0 CONNECTOR6GLCON1 PIN 1.14.MMBSC-SZ SO 28480 1251,0600
A4TP8 1251-0600 0 CONNECTOR-SGL CONT PIN 1.14MM-BSC.SZ SO 28480 1251-0600
A4TPS 1291 0600 0 CONNECTOR-SGL CONT PIN 1.14-MM-BSC.SZSO 28580 1251-0500
A4TP 10 1251.0600 0 CONNECTORSGL CONT FIN 1 14MM-BSC-SZ SO 28480 1291.0600
A4TPll 1251 OW0 0 CONNECTORSGL CONT PIN 1.14-MM.BSC.SZ SO 28480 1251-0600
A4U1 1826-05i4 6 3 IC OP AMP LOW.DRIFT TO-99 PKG 07263 UA7 1JLHC

A4U2 1823 0574 6 IC OP AMP LOW-DRIFTTO-99 PKG 07263 UA7ldLHC
A4U3 1826 1491 8 3 ICOPAMPGPDIPPKG 01295 LM2OlAL
A4U4 1820 1oF17 0 4 IC OP AMP WB &DIP-C PKG 06565 OP-17FZ
A4M 1826.141 8 3 IC OP AMP GP DIP PKG 01295 LM2OlAL
A4U6 182G0109 3 IC OP AMP WB TO-99 PKG 34371 HA2-262540593

A4U7 1828 0606 5 1 IC SWITCH ANLG OUAD 16-DIP-CPKG 17856 DGXIlRK
A4U8 18260109 3 IC OP AMP WB TO-99 PKG 34371 HA2-262540593
A4U9 1826 0606 5 1 IC SWTCH ANLG OUAD 16-DIP-CPKG 17856 DG2UlBK
A4U10 1826OT53 3 IC OP AMP LOW-BIAS-H-IMPDOUAD 14-D1P.P 04713 MCJ4004BL
A4u11 1820.1 197 9 4 IC GATE TrL LS NAND OUAD 2-INP 01295 SN74LSOON
A4U12 1823057J 6 IC OP AMP LOWDRIFT TO-99 PKG 07263 CIA714LHC
A4U13 18260100 3 IC OP AMP WB TO99 PKG 34371 HA2-2625B0593
A4U14 18260785 1 IC OP AMP LOW-BIAS-H-IMPDDUAL 8-DIP-C 02195 TLO72ACJG
A4U15 1826 1491 8 3 ICOPAMPGPDIPPKG 01295 LM2OlAL
Replaceable Parts Model Y903B
lEzble 6-3.Rcpla.ccablc Ports

Reference
Designation Number
HPParl ; Descriplion Mfr.
Code
Mfr. Part Number

A4U16 1826.1097 0 4 IC OP AMP WB 8-DIP-CPKG 06665 OP-17FZ
A4U17 1826:0753 3 IC OP AMP LOW.BIAS.H4MPD OUAD 14-D1P.P 04713 MC340048L
A4U18 1826 0609 8 IC MULTIPUR ANLG IGDIP-C PKG 06065 MUXOBFO
A4U19 182%0138 8 10 IC COMPARATOR GP OUAD 14OIP-P PKG 01295 LM339N
A4W 1826.1097 0 4 IC OP AMP WB 8-DIP-C PKG 06665 OP. 17FZ
A4Wl 1828 0562 6 2 IC SWTCH ANLG OUAD 18-DIP-CPKG 27014 LFl3201D

A4U22 1826.1097 0 4 IC OP AMP WB &DIP-C PKG 06665 OP-17FZ
A4W3 1826-0740 8 1 IC SWTCH ANLG W A L (&DIP-C PKG 32293 lH5043CDE
A4U24 1826.0740 8 1 IC SWITCH ANLG DUAL 18WP-C PKG 32293 IHW43CDE
A4Wl 1902 0943 5 3 DIODE.ZNR 2 4V 540 00-35 PD= 4W TC=- 037'0 28480 1902.0943
A4VFP 1902.K6-l 1 1 DIODE-ZNR 7 5V 5% 0 0 - 3 5 PD= 4W TC= + 05'0 28480 1902.oC64
A4VR3 1902-3024 9 1 DIODE ZNR 2 87V 5% DO-7 PD= 4W TC= 07'0 28480 1BM-3024
A4VR4 1902.0680 7 2 DIODE.ZNR lN827 6 2V 5% 00.7 PD= 4W 24046 1N827
A4VR5 1902.0993 7 1 DIODE-ZNR 6 2V 5% 00-35 PD= 4W TC= + O W o 28480 1902-0953
%ble 6-3.Rcplaccnblc Pasts

Reterence HP Part C Q,~. Description Mfr. Mfr. Part Number
Dealgnation Number D Code

A4 08903-60183 0 1 OUTPUT AMPLIFIEWOLTMETERASSEMBLY 28480 08903-60183
A4 08903-60283 - SERIAL PREFIX 2816A AND ABOVE (HP8903B)

A4 0890360283 1 1 OUTPUT AMPLIFIERNOLTMETERASSEMBLY 28480 08903-60283
A4 00903-60282 0 1 OUTPUT AMPLIFIERNOLTMETERASSSEMBLY 28480 08933-69282

(THIS IS AN EOUIVALENT TO THE 08903-
60283 EXCEPT FOR THE POSTION OF W1,
REFER TD THE PARTIAL SCHEMATIC. THE
0890360202 IS A CiRECT REPLACEMENT
K)R THE 08903-60128)
A4Cl 0180.2207 5 CAPACITOWXO 100UF+-1040 lOVDCTA 56289 150D107XWlOR2

A4C? 0180 0100 3 CAPACITOR.FXI.) 4 7UF+-lOK35VDC TA 56289 15OD475X003SB2
A40 0180-0374 3 CAPACITOR.F):D lOUF+-10% 2oVDC TA 56289 1500108X902082
A401 O l e o 0100 3 CAPACITORTXD 4 7UF+-lOY 35VDC TA 56209 15oO475X9035B2
A4C5 0180.0291 3 15 CAPACIT0R.FX.D lUF+-104035VDC TA 56289 15000105X9035A2
A4C6 0180.0291 3 CAPACITOR-FXD l U F + - l P a 35VDC TA 55a9 150D105X9035A2

A4C7 0180.0291 3 CAPACITOR-FXD lUF+~lOoo 35VCC TA 56289 1500105XCl035A2
A4CS 0180 0291 3 CAPAClTOn.FXV lUF+.lff& 35VDc TA 56289 150D105X9035A2
A4C9 oim-4eo9 1 6 CAPACITOR FXD 47PF +-5Oo lWVDC CER O+.X 28580 0160.4809
A4C10 0160-2236 8 CAPACITORFXD 1PF +-.25PF 5WVDC CER 28480 0160-2236
A4Cll 0180.0374 3 CAPACITORFXD 10UF+-lOob20VDC TA 58289 150D1oEiX9020B2

A4C12 0160 4843 7 2 CAPACITOR-FXD 47UF +00.20% 5OVDC CER 28480 0160-4843
A4C13 0160 58i6 8 1 CAPACITOR.FXD 1300PF +.le. 50VCC CER 28480 0160.5876
AOC14 0160-5400 3 1 CAPACITOR-FXD3 0 W F +-5% 50VCC CER 28480 0160.5409
A4C15 0160.0535 5 2 CAPACITORFXD lOOPF +.lorn 3ooVDC MICA 28480 Ol(iO.053ci
A4C16 0160-4679 7 1 CAPACITORTXD 270PF +-1% 33OVDC MICA 28480 0160-4579

A4C17 0160 4456 8 2 CAPACITOR.FXD 750PF +-lo. 3OOVDC MICA 28580 OlW44SG
A4C18 0160.0336 5 CAPACITORTXD l O O f f + - * l e 6 W V D C MICA 28480 0160-0335
A4C19 0160 3055 0 1 CAPACITOR-FXD2 5 0 f f + - l a m lOOVDC MICA 28480 0160~3046
A4CX) 0150-44556 8 CAPAClTOR.FXD 750FF +-lo, W V D C MICA 28480 0160-4455
A4Q1 0160 3324 7 4 CAPACITOR-FXD 1UF +-5% 1WVDC MET.POLYC 28480 0160.3324
A-2 0160.4703 6 2 CAPACITOR-FXD6.0PF +..4PF lOOVDC CER 28480 016047Y3
A4Q3 0160 3324 7 CAPACITOR.FXD 1UF +-5% 1 W D C MET.FOLYC 28400 0160x424
A4Q4 0160.4790 a 3 CAPACITORFXD 2 2PF +..25PF lOOVDC CER 28480 0160-4799
A4C25 0180-2205 4 3 CAPACITORFXD 6OUF+-1O0oGVDC TA 56209 150LMOSX9OOGR2
A4C26 0180-0229 7 4 CAPACITORFXD 33UF+.lO% lOVDC TA 56289 1500335X901OB2

A4Q7 0160.3324 7 CAPACITOR-FXD 1UF +.5% lOOVDC MET-POLYC 28480 0160.332.1
A m 8 0160.4809 1 CAPACITOR-FXD47PF +-5% 1WVDC CER 0+-30 28480 0160-3809
A4Q9 0160.4803 1 CAPACITOR-FXD47PF +-5% IWVDC CER 0+40 28480 OlM).4@05
A4WO 0160-4835 7 CAPACITORFXD 1UF +-lo% 5oVDC CER 28400 0160-4835
AsWl 0160-4835 7 CAPACITORFXD 1UF +.lo% EOVDC CER 28480 01604835

A402 0160.4282 e CAFACITOR-FXD3.3PF +..25PF 200VDc CER 28480 OlM-4242
A 0 3 0160.4790 2 CAPACITOR.FXD 2.2PF +..25PF lOOVDC CER 28480 01ra.4799
A-4 0180.2206 4 CAPACITORTXDGOUF+-lO%6VDC TA 562E9 150D606X900CiB2
A4Q5 0160-4835 7 CAPACITOR-FXD.lUF +.lo% 5OVDC CER 28480 0160.4835
A-6 018)-4835 ? CAPACITOR-FXD.lUF +-10% XlVDC CER 28480 0160-4835

A4W7 0160.2236 8 CAPACITORFXD 1PF +-.25Pf 5WVDC CER 28480 0160-2236
A4W8 0 180-22O7 5 CAPACITOR-FXD 1WUF+.lO% 1OVDC TA 56289 150D107X9010R2
A m 9 0160.4805 1 WPACITORFXD 47PF +.5% lWVDC CER 0+-30 28480 0160-4805
AQCQO 0160-4793 6 CAPACITORFXD 6 8PF +-.5PF 1OOVDC CEH 28480 0160-4793
%ble 6-3.Rcplaceclble Ports

Reference Descripllon Mfr. Mfr. Part Number
Designation Number
HP Part sty. Code

-1 0160-4814 2 CAPACITORFXD 1 5 0 f f +-5'0 lOOVOC CER 28480 0160-4814
-2 0160-4810 e 1 CAPACITORFXD 330ff +.5k 100VDC CER 28480 0160-4810
A m 0160.4835 7 CAPACITORFXD .1UF +-lo% 50VDC CER 28480 0160-4835
A 4 W 0160.4835 7 CAPACITORFXD 1UF + - l o % 50VDCCER 28480 0160-4835
A m 0180.0z91 3 CAPACITORFXD lUF+-1osO 35VDC TA 56289 1500 105X9035A2
01604835 7 CAPACITORFXO .1UF +-lo% SOVDC CER 28480 0160-4835

A-7 0160.4805 1 CAPACITORTXD 47PF + - 5 4 IWVDC CER 0+.30 28480 0160-4805
A m 0160-4835 7 CAPACITORFXD . l U F +-lo% SOVDC CER 28480 0160-4835
-9 0160-4835 7 CAPACITORFXD .1UF +.lo% WVDC CER 28480 0 160-4835
MQO 0160-4799 2 CAPACITORFXD 2.2ff +-.25PF 1WVDc CER 28480 0160-4799
A m 1 0180-1746 5 CAPACITORFXD 15UF+-lO% x)VDC TA 56289 1500 156x902082

A4C52 01604814 2 CAPACITORFXD 15Off +.So+ 1M)VDC CER 28480 0160-4814
Alcu 01604324 7 CAPACITOR-FXD 1UF +.5% 10OVDc MET-POLYC 28480 0160.3324
A4CSd 0160-4835 7 CAPACITORFXD .1UF +-lO'o WVDC CER 28480 0160-4835
-5 0160 4835 7 CAPACITORFXD . l U F +-lo% 50% CER 28480 01604K35
A4C56 0160.4653 i 6 CAPACITOR-FXD 1UF +-5% 1WVM) MET-POLYP 28.laO 01fU-4653

A-7 0160.4835 7 CAPACITORFXO .1UF +-lo% 5OVCC CER 28480 0 160.483'3
A4QB 0160-4814 2 CAPACITOR-FXD 150PF +-5% lOOVDC CEH 28480 0150-4814
A4C59 0160 4653 7 CAPACITORFXD 1UF +.5% lOOVDc MET-POLYP 28480 0160-4653
A m 0160-4653 7 CAPACITORFXD .1UF +-5% lOOVDc MET-POLYP 28480 0160-4553
MC51 OlW.4553 7 CAPACITOR-FXD . l U F +-5% 1M)VCC MET.POLYP 28480 0 150-4G53

A-2 0160.4653 7 CAPACITORFXO 1UF +-5% 100VDc MET-POLYP 28480 0160-4653
A4C63 01634653 7 CAPACITOR-FXD . l U F +.5% l O O V D c MET-POLYP 28580 01GO-4633
OlKl.4843 7 CAPACITOR-FXD 47UF +80-20% 5OVDC CER 28480 0160.4843
A4C65 O l e o 0228 G CAPACITORFXD 22UF+ looo 15VDCTA 56289 150D2XX901582
A- O l e o 0228 6 CAPACITOR-FXD 22UF+.10% l5VDC TA 56209 1500226X9015B2

A4C67 0180.0228 6 CAPACITOKFXO 22UF+-lO% 15VCC TA 56289 15002256x901582
-
8 01eo.zm 4 CAPACITOR-FXD 6OUF+-1O0b6VDc TA 56289 1500606X0006B2
A4W 01CO.4Bo7 3 CAPACITORFXD 33PF +-5'0 I O V D C CER 0+-30 28.180 01GO.JBo7
A4C70 0160 4397 6 1 CAPACITORFXD . l U F +-1% 100VDc POLYSlY 28480 01600.4397
A4C7 1 0180.0291 3 CAPACITOR-FXD lUF+-10% 35VDc TA 56289 15OD 105X9035A2

A4C72 0160.5254 6 1 CAPACITORFXD 1 5 f f +-.25PF 1OOVDc CER 28480 0160-5254
A403 0160.4832 4 CAPACITORTXD OlUF +.lo% l O O V D c CER 28480 01€0-4032
A4C74 0160-5832 A CAPACITORFXD OlUF +-loo. l00VDc CER 28480 0160-4832
A4C75 0160.4797 0 1 CAPACITORFXD 3.3PF +-.25PF l O O V D c CER 28480 0160)-4797
A4C76 0160-4835 7 CAPACITORFXD .1UF +-loo; 50VDC CER 28.180 0160.4835

A4C77 0160.4790 3 1 CAPACITORFXD 12PF +-5% 1WVOC CER O+-W 28480 0160 4700
A4C78 0160.4590 1 CAPACITORFXD l8UF +-lob Z " D C 28480 0160.4590
A409 0150-5622 2 CAPACITORFXD 1.25UF + - P o JOVOC 28480 0160-5622
A4CRl 1901-co50 3 DIODE6WITCHlNG 8oV ZUIMA 2NS D o 4 5 28580 1901.0050

AxR2 1901-0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHING80V 200MA 2NS DO45 284.90 1901.0050
1901. m o 1 7 MODE-SWITCHINGJOV 50MA 2NS DO.35 28480 1901-0040
A4CR4 1901.0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHING&3V XX)MA 2NS Do-35 28480 1901-0050
A4CY35 1901-0050 3 DIODE.SWITCHlNG 8OV 200MA 2NS 00-35 28580 1901-0050
1901.ow0 7 DIODE-GEN PRP l25MA DO-35 28480 1901.OB80

A-7 1901-0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHING8oV 2mMA 2NS D o 3 5 28480 1901.0050
AOCRB 1901-mo 3 DIOE~SWITCHING80V 2mMA 2NS Do-35 28480 1901.0050
AscR3 1901-0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHING8oV 2WMA 2NS W - 3 5 28480 1901.0050
AoCRlO 1901-0518 8 DIODE.SM SIG scnonw 28480 1901-0518
A4CRll 1901-0518 8 CiODE6M SIG SCHOTTKY 28480 1901-0518

Am12 1901.ooJo 1 DIODESWITCHING 30V 50MA 2NS DO45 28480 1901-OM0
AOCR13 1901-0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHING80'4 200MA 2NS Do-35 28480 1901-0050
Am14 1901.oooo 1 DIODE SWITCHING 30V 50MA 2NS DO35 28480 1901.0040
-15 1901 0040 1 DIODE-SWITCHING30V 5GMA 2NS DO45 28480 1901-0040

Reference HPPart Qty. Description Mfr- Mfr. Part Number

W R l8 19014050 3 DIODESWTTCHINQ8OV MOW 2NS 0035 28480 19014050
WR17 19010880 7 DIODEGEN PRP 125MA DO35 28480 19014880
A4CR18 19014880 7 DIODE-QEN PRP 125MA 0035 28480 19014880
A4CR19 19010B80 7 DDDEOEN PRP 125MA Do35 28480 19010880
WR20 19010880 7 DIODEGEN PRP 125MA DO35 28480 19014680
A4cR21 19010880 7 DIODEQEN PRP 125MA DO35 28480 19010880

WR22 1901.0880 7 DIODEQEN PRP 125MA 0035 28480 19010880
WFa3 19010880 7 DIODEQEN PRP 125MA DO35 28480 19014680
WFU4 19014880 7 DKX)EQEN PRP 125MA D(235 28480 19010880
MCW5 1901-oO40 1 DIODE-SWITCHINQ30V 50MA 2NS DO35 28480 19014040
A4CR26 19014880 7 DIODEGEN PRP 125MA Do35 28480 19014880

A4cR27 19010050 3 DIODE-SWITCHINQ 8OV 2 0 O M A 2NS DO35 28480 19010050
A4CR28 1901-0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHINQ8OV 200MA 2NS DO35 28480 19014050
A4CB 19014880 7 DIODEQEN PRP 125MA DO35 28480 19010880
A4CR30 19014880 7 DIODEGW PRP 125MA Do35 28480 19010880
A4cR31 19014680 7 DIODEQEN PRP 125MA DO35 28480 19014880

A4CRJ2 19014880 7 DIODEGEN PRP 125MA Do35 28480 19010880
A4CFt33 19010050 3 DIODE-SWITCHINQ 8OV 2OOMA2NS DO45 28480 19014050
A4CR34 19014880 7 DIODEGEN PRP 125MA DO35 28480 19014880
A4K1 0490-1423 2 1 REIAY-REED 1C 250MA 28VDC 5VDCCOIL 3VA 28480 0490-1423
A4L1 91404210 1 10 INDUCTOR RF-CH-MLD 1OOUH 5% .166DX.385LQ 28460 91404210

A4L2 91404210 1 INDUCTOR FiFCH-MLD lOOUH 5% .166DX.385LQ 28480 91404210
A413 91000539 3 3 lNDLJCTOR(MISClEM) 28480 91004539
A414 91000539 3 INDUCTOR @tlSCmM) 28480 91ooo539
A4L5 91004539 3 INDUCTOR (MISC ITEM) 28480 91000539
A4MP1 40404748 3 M T R P C BD BLK POLYC . 0 6 2 8 D - M N S 28480 40404748

14804116 8 PIKGRV .OB~-INDIA .~~IKLQ sn 28480 14804116
A4MP2 40404752 9 1 M T R P C BD YEL POLYC .0628DTW<Ns 28480 40404752
14804116 8 PINGRV .0624NDIA 251KLQ STL 28480 14800116
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A4MP3 04034026 6 PLUOHOLE BDRHD FOR .187D-HoLE NYL 02768 207-120241034101
A401 * 0890380069 3 2 TRANSISTORDUAL NPN TO-71 PD 5 0 O M W 28480 0890380069

12054202 1 2 lHERMALUbKDUALT(I18CS 28480 12054202
Ma? 1654-0753 2 TRANSISTORDUAL NPN TO71 PD-50OMW 28480 18544753
12050202 1 THERMAL LINK DUAL T O l 8 C S 28480 12054202
A4a3 18550420 2 36 TRANSISTOR J I E T 2N4391 W H A N D-MODE 01295 2N4391
A404 18544830 6 1 TRANSISTORDUAL NPN PD-500MW 27014 LM394
Ma5 18550420 2 TRANSISTOR JSET 2N4391 W H A N M O D E 01295 2N4391

A4Q6 18550420 2 iRANslSTORJ-FET 2N4391 W H A N D-MODE 01295 2W91
A407 16550420 2 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 WHAN DMODE 01295 2N4391
Ma3 18550420 2 TRANSISTOR JSET 2N4391 W H A N D-MODE 01295 2N4391
A4Q9 18550420 2 TRANSISTOR JSET 2N4391 W H A N D-MODE 01295 2N4391
Malo 18544071 7 1 TRANSISTOR NPNSI P D - 3 0 0 W FT-200MHZ 28480 18544071

A401 1 18530281 9 4 TRANSISTOR PNP 2N2907A S I TO18 P D - 4 0 0 W 04713 2N2907A
TRANSISTOR PNP 2N2907A S I TO-18 PD -4OOMW
-+
Ma12 18530281 9 04713 2N2907A
A4R1 07570279 0 RESISTOR 3.1 6K 1%.125W F TC 0 -100 24546 C4-ll8-TO3161-F
A4FQ 07574441 8 RESlSTOR8.25K lab .125W FTC-0+-100 24546 C4-118-TO4251-F

A4w 0698-6343 5 7 RESlSTOR9K.l%.l25WFTC-0+-25 28480 06986343
A4m 0698-6362 8 7 RESISTOR 1K . l % .125Wf TC-0+-25 28480 0698-6362
MR5 0757-0441 8 RESlSTOR8.25K1%.125WFTC-0+-100 24546 C4-118-TO4251-F
A4R6 0757.0422 5 4 RESISTOR909 1% .125W FTC-0+-100 24546 C4-118-TO-909RF
tRefer t o Section 7 for update information. 'Factory Selected Component (Refer to Section 5 ) . A Errata part change.
rev.2OJUN91 6-45
Reference
Deslgnatlon HPParl
Number ; w* Descrlpllon M'r.
Code
Mfr. Parl Number

A4R7 0698-8822 9 10 RESISTOR6.81 1% .125W F TC=O+-1M) 28480 0698-8822
A4FlB 0693-8822 9 RESISTOR681 1%.125WFTC=O+-lOO 28480 0698-8822
A4F8 0898.8822 9 RESISTOR 6.81 1% .125W F TC=O+.lOO 28480 06984822
A4R10 0898.8822 9 RESISTOR 6.81 1% , 1 2 5 F~ TC=O+.~OO 28480 06988822
A4Rll 0699-0084 9 RESlSTOR2.15K 1%.125WFTC=O+-100 24546 C4-1/8-TO-2151.F
A4R12 06996360 E RESISTOR (OK .1% .125W F TC=O+.25 28480 0698.6360

A4R13 0698-6631 4 7 RESISTOR 2.5K .1% .125W F TCmO+.25 28480 0699-6531
A4R14 0757-0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W F TC=O+-lOO 24546 C4-1/8 TO.1001-F
A4R15 0757.0274 5 3 RESISTOR 1.21K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4.1/BTO-121l-F
A4R16 0757-0274 5 RESISTOR 1.21K 1% .125W F TC=O+-lM) 24545 C4-1/8-TO-1211-F
A4R17 0757-0003 0 1 RESISTOR 11K 1% 125W FTC=O+.lM) 24546 C4.1/8 TO-1102-F

A4R18 0757 0280 3 RESISTOR KI 19. , 1 2 5 ~
~~ c = o + - i o o 24546 C4-1,8~TO-lOOl-F
A4R19 0757-0430 3 RESISTOR 5.11K 1% .125W F TC=O+.lM) 2454G C4.1/8.T0-5111-F
A4-0 0757.0437 2 1 RESISTOR 4.75K 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24'546 C4-118-TO-4751-F
A4R21 NOT ASSIGNED
A4R22 0757.1034 9 RESISTOR 147K 130.12JWf TC=Oi -100 24556 CJ 1;8-TO.lUl-F

A4R23 069e-3084 9 RESISlOR G65K 1'0.125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4-li8~TO~6651.F
A4W4 069B44iO 5 1 RESISTOR 6.98K l o o .125W FTC-O+.lM) 24545 C4.1/8 TO.6981.F
A4R25 0698.3151 7 6 RESISTOR 287K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 24545 C4.liB-10-2871.F
A4R26 0757-0337 4 RESISTOR 16% 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24556 C4-1.8-TO.1622.F
A4W7 0698-3151 7 RESISTOR 2.87K 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4.1.8-TO.2871-F

A4R28 0757.0439 4 RESlSTOR681K l0o.125WFTC=O+-100 24546 c~.I!c~-To-~EI~
I.F
A4R29 0698.6531 4 F?5SISTOR2.5K .1% 125W F TC=O+-25 28480 0698-6531
A4R30 0698-6531 4 RESISTOR 2.5K 1% .125W F TC=0+.25 28480 m ~ m 3 i
A4R3 1 0757-0199 3 1 RESISTOR 21 5K 1% .125W F TC=O+-lOC 24546 C4-1,U.TO-2152.F
A4R32 oiv-02eo 3 RESISTOR 1K l06 .125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4-1/8-TO-1031-F

A4-3 0757;1-04?2 5 RESISTOR 909 1% 125W F lC=O+-lOO 24545 ~ 4 . 1 T1 O~- W ~ R - F
A4R34 0698.633 5 RESISTOR 4( 1% ,125W F lC=O+-25 28480 0699-8343
A4R35 06w9-6m e RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W F TC=0+-25 28480 06988362
A4R36 0757.0447 4 RESISTOR 16.2K lS0.125W F TC=O+.lM) 24546 C4.1/O-TO-lG22-F
A4R37 0757.0447 4 RESISTOR 16.2K 1% .125W I: TC=O+.100 221546 C4-1!8.TO.1622-F

A4R38 0508.3151 7 RESISTOR 2.87K 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24545 C~.I:R-TO 2 e 7 i . ~
A4R39 0757.0447 4 RESISTOR 16 2K 1% .125W r TC=0+-100 24548 C4.1,9-T0-1522-F
A4Fi40 0608 3151 7 RESISTOR2 87K 1% .125W I: TC=0+-100 24'546 Cd.08-TO-2871.F
A4R41 0757-0470 3 4 RESISTOR 162K 1'0 125W F TC=O+ -100 Zd54G C4-1/O.TO.1623.F
A4R42 06993151 7 RESISTOR 287K 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24516 C4 1/8TO.2871-F

A4P43 0797-0447 4 RESISTOR 16.2K 10.0, 1 2 5 F~ rc=o+-loo 24545 C4-l 0.10-1822.F
A4R44 06984151 7 RESISTOR 2.87K 1% .125W I'TC=O+.lOO 24548 C4.1 '8.10-2071 -F
A4W5 06984343 5 RESIS7OR 9K 1% 725W F TC=0+.25 2840 06pB.9343
A4R46 0608 5 x 2 e RESISTOR 1K 10.0.125WF TC=0+.25 20580 OG98J5352
A4W7 0757-0422 5 RESISTOR909 l0..fZ5WF TC=O+-lOO 24536 C3.1.'8.TO.9WR-F

A4R48 069e633 5 RESISTOR 9K ,100 .125W F TC=0+-25 28490 0698-6343
A4FM9 06% 63.13 5 RESlSTOR9K .lno.125WFTC=0+.25 2.54130 o~oe.5343
A4%0 ofige-5x2 o RESISTOR 1K .1%.125W F l C = 0 + - 2 9 28460 OG98.63GZ
A4%1 0698.6362 8 RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W F TC=0+.25 28460 06W6362
A4%2 0757.0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 24516 C4.1!8-TO- 1031.F

A4F63 0699 0550 6 1 RESISTOR620 5% 25W CC TC=O+.BOO 28480 06930590
A 4 W 06900085 0 2 RESlSTOR26lK 1%.125WFTC=0+-100 24548 C4.li8-10-2611-F
A4R55 06986SO 6 RESISTOR (OK ,190 .125W F TC=0+.25 28480 0698-6330
A4R56 0698-3160 8 RESISTOR 31.6K 1% .125W FTC=O+-lOO 24516 Cd-1/8-TO-3162.r
Model 8903B Fkplnccable Parts
llEzble 6-3. Rcplaccoblc Ports

Reference Descrlption M'r. Mfr. Parl Number
Designation Number
HPPart atY. Code

A4F57 0698-3160 8 RESISTOR 31.6K 1% .125W F TC=O+-lOO 24546 C4.1/8.TO.3162-F
A4FW 0757.0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% 125WFTC=O+-lW 24546 C4~1/8~TO-1001 -F
A4E9 0757-0438 3 RESISTOR 5 1 l K 1% .125W FTC=O+.lOO 24546 C4.1.6TO-5111.F
A4R60 0757.0442 9 RESISTOR 10K 1% 125W F TC=O+.lOO 24546 C4.1/8.TO.lOOZ.F
A4ffi1 0699.3152 8 RESISTOR 348K 1% .125W F TC=O+-TOO 24546 C4.1/8-TO.3481.F
A4R32 0698-6360 6 RESISTOR 10K .lo.. l a w F TC=O+.25 28480 0698-6360

A4RS3 0698.8822 9 RESISTOR 6.81 1% .125W F TC=O+-lOO 28480 0698-8822
A4FZ34 0757-0465 6 RESISTOR lOOK 1% .125W F TC=O+-lOO 24546 CJ.1/8 TO-1003-F
A4R65 0757.0438 3 RESISTOR 5.11K 1% .125W F TC=O+.lOO 24546 C4.1/8.TO-5111.F
A4R66 06983150 6 RESISTOR 2 37K 1% .125W F TC=O+.lOO 24546 C4.1/8-T0-2371.F
A4R67 0698 3153 9 5 RESISTOR 3.83K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4.1;8.TO.3831 -F

A4R66 0757-1108 6 1 RESISTOR 300 1% 125W F TC=O+.lM) 24546 C4.1/8.T0-3Ol-F
A4ffi9 0757-0279 0 RESISTOR 3 16K 1% .125W FTC=0+.100 24546 C4.1/8.T0.3161-F
A4R70 0698.6630 3 RESISTOR ZOK ,100 125W F TC=O+-25 28480 WM8-6630
A4FV 1 06%-6360 6 RESISTOR 10K .le*,125W F TC=0+-25 28480 0698-6360
A4R72 0757 1m.i 9 RESISTOR 1.47K 1% 125W F TC=0+.100 24546 C4.1/8.T0-1471-F

A4R73 0690 3136 8 2 RESISTOR 17.8K 1% 125W FTC=0+.100 245rIG C4.li8.10.1782.F
A4R74 O i 5 i 1094 9 RESISTOR 147K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 2454G CJ.l/&TO.I4i I .F
A4R76 06984822 9 RESISTOR 6 8 1 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 284880 0608.8822
A4Fl77 0690-8822 9 RESISTOR 6 8 1 1% ,125W F TC=O+.IOO 28480 0698.8022
A4R78 0699 0084 9 RESlSTOR215K 1% .125WFTC=O+.100 24546 C4.1/8.TO-2 151.F

A4R79 0757.0440 7 RESISTOR i.5K 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4.1,8-TO-i501 F
A4R80 0757.0442 9 RESISTOR 1OK 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4-1/0-TO.lCOZ.F
A4RB1 0757 OM2 9 RESISTOR 10K l o o 125W F TC=0+-103 24546 C4.liO-TO- 1002.F
A4m2 0757 0438 3 RESISTOR 5 1 l K 1% 125W FTC=0+-100 24546 l.r
c i - i / 0 - ~ 0 - 5t 1
A4R83 069e315i 3 RESISTOR 19.6K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4 1:8-TO-l%P.F

A4RB4 0757.0200 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W F TC=O+.lOO 24546 C4.1 /B-TO.1001.F
A4R85 2100 3054 6 2 RESISTOR-TRMR 5OK 1 0'0 C SIDE-ADJ li.TFiN 02111 43P503
A4G96 0698 3223 4 1 RESISTOR 124K l0o.125W F TC=O+-lM) 24546 C4.l:ll.T0.1241-F
A4R87 0698.3459 8 2 RESISTOR 383K 1% .125W r TC=0+-100 28580 0699.3459
A4RB8 0757-0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% 125W F TC=O+.lOO 24546 0 - 1 0-TO-1CX)l.F

A41339 Oi57il-0438 3 RESISTOR 5 11K 1% ,125W FTC=0+-100 245116 C4-li8.TO.511 1-F
A4R90 06'33U526 6 RESISTOR 37 68K 1% .25W F TC=0+-25 28480 06990526
A4P91 21CK7.3056 8 1 RESISTOR.TRMR 5K 1WCSIDE.ADJ 17-TRN 02111 43P502
A4R92 0698-8799 9 1 RESISTOR 21.5K 1% .125W F TC=O+.25 28480 0698~6709
A4R93 2100.3109 2 1 RESISTOR.TRMR 2K 1Po C SIDE.ADJ 17-TRN 02111 43P202

A4P94 0698.3266 5 2 RESISTOR 237K 1 % .125W F TC=O+-lOO 24546 C4-lr8-TO-233-F
A4-5 06986630 3 RESISTOR 20K 1% .125W F TC=O+-25 28480 0690.6'30
A4R96 0698 3266 5 RESISTOR 237K 100.125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4.118.T0.23i%F
A4W7 0757-OUR 3 ~SISTOR51lK 1?0.125WFTC=0+-100 24546 C4-I/R.TO-5111-F
A4-8 0698 6 ~ x 1 3 RESISTOR 20K 1% 125W F TC=0+-25 28480 OG93.GG30

A4m9 075i-0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 2454 C4 1.'0-TO~lCOl-F
A4R100 0757-0442 9 RESISTOR 10K 140 125W F TC=O-+.lOO 24546 C4-1/U-I0.1002-F
A4R101 06% 3243 8 1 RCSlSlOR 178K 1% .125W F TC=0+.100 24546 C4-118TO-1783-F
A4R102 NOT ASSIGNED
A4R103 NOT ASSIGNED

A4R104 0757.0470 3 RESISTOR 162K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4-1/8-10-1623-F
A4R105 0757-0200 7 RESlSTOR562K 1% .125W FTC=O+-100 24546 C4-1,8-T0-5G21 F
A4R106 NOT ASSIGNED
A4R107 075i.0464 5 2 RESISTOR 90.9K 1% .125W F TCsO+-lOO 24546 C4-1/8-10-9092-F
RepIaceable Parts Model 8903B
lllzble 6-3.Replaceable Ports


A4R108 0698.3456 5 1 RESISTOR 287K 1% 125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4-118.TO-2873-F
A4R109 0698 3453 2 RESISTOR 196K 1% 125W F TC=O+.lW 24546 C4-11aTO.1953.F
A4R110 0698-663 I 4 RESISTOR 2 5K 1% 125W F TC-O+-25 28480 0698-6631
A4R111 0698.6631 4 RESISTOR 2 5K 1% 125W F TC=0+-25 28480 06986631
A4R112 0757.0279 0 RESISTOR 3 lGK 1% 125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4-118-TO-3161.F
A4R113 0757.0470 3 RESISTOR 162K 1% 125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4.118-TO-1623-F

A4R114 0757-0279 0 RESISTOR 3 16K 1% 125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4-118TO.3161-F
A4R115 0757-0279 0 RESISTOR 3 16K 1% 125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4-1/8.T04161 -F
A4R116 0757.0442 9 RESISTOR 1OK 1% 125W FTC=O+-100 24546 C4-1/&TO. 1002.F
A4R117 0757-0279 0 RESISTOR 3 16K 1% 125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4-118-T0.3161-F
A4R118 0757-0290 5 RESISTOR 6 19K 1% 125W F TC=O+-IOO 19701 MF4Cli8.TO-6191-F

A4R119 0757-0421 4 1 RESISTOR 825 1% l z i W F TC=0+-103 24546 C4- 1laT0425R.F
A4R120 0698.3343 0 1 RESISTOR 287 1% 125W F TC=O+-100 20546 C4.1 i8.TO-287R-F
A4R121 0757.0290 5 RESISTOR 6 19K 1% 125W F TC=O+ 100 19701 MFdClr8-TO.6191-F
A4R122 0757-0422 5 RESISTOR 909 1% 125W F TC=O+-IOO 24546 C4-118-TO-909R-F
A4R123 0698.3441 8 1 RESISTOR 215 1

.' 125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4-1/&TO21 5R-F
A4R124 0698.0082 7 1 RESISTOR 064 1'0 125W F TCr0+.100 24546 C4-1iO-TO-4WOT
A4R125 21004103 6 2 RESISTOR-TRMR(OK 10%C SIDE-ADJ 17-TRN 02111 43P103
A4R126 0757-OM2 9 RESISTOR (OK 1% 125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4.1&TO- 1002.F
A4R127 0699-0239 8 1 RESISTOR 59K 14 ' 1W F TC=0+-15 28060 0699-0239
A4R128 0698.3150 6 RESISTOR 2 37K 1'0 125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4-1,0-T0.2371-F

A4R129 0698.0085 0 RESISTOR 261K 1% 125W F TC=O+-lOO 24546 C4.110-T0-2G11-F
A4R130 0698-3153 9 RESISTOR 3 83K 1% 125W F TC=O+.lW 24546 C4-1/8.TO.383I.F
A4R13 1 0757.0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% 125W F TC=O+ 100 24546 C4.li8-70.1 W 1.F
A4R132 0757 0405 4 2 RESISTOR 162 l o o l25W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4-1.'8-TO-l62R.F
A4R133 0757.0200 RESISTOR 562K l o o 125W FTC=O+.lOO 24546 CJ.1:8-TO-5621 .F

A4R134 0698.8822 9 RESISTOR 6 81 l o o 125W F TC=0+.100 28480 0698-8822
A4R135 0757.0505 4 r
RESISTOR 162 1'0 125W TC=0+-100 24545 C4.li8.TO- 162R-F
A4R136 0757-0465 6 RESISTOR lOOK l o o 125W F lC=O+-lM) 2490 C4.1 ;&TO- 1033-F
A4R137 0757.0279 0 RESISTOR 3 l6K 1% 125W F TC=O+.lM) 24546 C4-1/8-TU-3161-F
A4R138 0757-0279 0 RESISTOR 3 16K 1% 125W F TC=O+-lW 24546 CJ-l;O.TO4161-F

A4R139 0757.1094 9 RESISTOR 1 J7K 1% 125W F TC=O+ 100 24546 C4-1,8 TO.1471-F
A4R140 0698.3153 9 RESISTOR 383K 1% 125W FTC=0+-100 24546 Cd.118.TO.383 1 -F
A4R141 0757-0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% 125W F TC=0+-100 21546 CJ.1 @.TO-1o01.F
A4R142 2100-3350 5 RESISTOR TRMR 200 10% C SIDE-ADJ 1 TRN 28480 2100-3350
A4R145 0698-7270 9 RESISTOR 26 1K 1'0 05W F TC=O+.100 24546 C3-118.TO-2612.F

A4R146 0698-6630 3 RESISTOR 20K 1% 125W F TC=O+ 25 28480 0698-6630
A4R147 0698-7256 1 RESlSTOR681K 1'0 65WFTC=O+.lW 24546 C3-1.'8.TO-6811-F
A4R148 0698.6630 3 RESISTOR 20K 1% 125W F TC=0+-25 28480 0698-6630
A4Rl49 21W.3054 6 RESISTOR TRMR 50K 10% C SIDE-ADJ 17-TRN 02111 43P503
A4R150 0698.3459 8 RESISTOR 383K 1% 125W F TC=O+-lW 28480 0698.34%

A4R151 0757-0438 3 RESISTOR 5 1lK loo125W FTC=O+-lM) 24546 CJ. I /fl TO-511l.F
A4R152 0757-0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% 125W F TC=0+.100 24546 C4.l/&TO.lO31-F
A4R153 0698.7293 8 RESISTOR 5 11K 1% 05W F TC=0+-100 24546 C3.1:8 70.5 I 1 I - F
A4R154 0598-7196 8 RESISTOR 21 5 1% 05W F TC=O+.lW 24546 C3-i~3T0.21 R5-F
A4R155 0698-7196 8 RESISTOR 21 5 1'0 05W F TC=O+-l00 24546 CJ-lI8.TO-21 R5-F

A4R156 0698-7236 7 RESISTOR 1K 1% 05W F TC=0+-100 24546 C3.1IE.TO- lo01-F
A4R157 NOT ASSIGNED
A4R157 0698 6360 6 RESISTOR 10K 1% 125W F TC=O+ 25 28480 06L)B6260
A4R158 0698-6630 3 RESISTOR ~ O Ki o o i z w r TC=O+ 25 28480 06218.G630
a b l e 6-3.Rcplaceaclblc Ports
Reference
Dcslgnatlon Number
HPPa* ; Description Mfr*
Code
Mfr. Parl Number
A4 08903-60283- SERIAL PREFIX 2816A A N D ABOVE (HP8903B)

A4R154R199 NOT ASSIGNED
A4Ff2W 06986631 4 RESISTOR 2 5K .lo& .125W F TC=0+.25 28480 0698-6631

A4R201 0698-6631 4 RESISTOR 2.5K .1Y . l a w F TC=0+-25 28480 0698-6631
A4W2 0698-6343 5 RESISTOR 9K 1% .125W F TC=0+-25 28480 0698-6343
A4W03 0698-8697 8 RESISTOR 4.5K . I % .125W F TC=0+-25 28480 0698.8697
A4R204 0698.7248 1 RESISTOR 3.16K 1% .C6W F TC=O+-103 28480 0698-7248
A4R205 0699.m9 2 RESISTOR 2.15M 1% .125W FTC=O+.lW 28480 0699.0069

A4FP06 0698.6360 6 RESISTOR 10K .lo,.125W F TC=0+.25 28480 0698-6360
A4R?07 2100.3275 2 RESISTOR.TRMR 10K C SICGARI 1-TRN 28480 2100.3274
A4FW8 0757,0470 3 RESISTOR 162K 1% .125W F TC=O+-lW 25456 C4-1/8-TO-1623-F
A4R209 0698-8615 8 RESISTOR 75K 1% .05W F TC=O+-lOO 28480 0698.e615
A4FPlO 0688.4543 3 RESISTOR 487K 1% .125W F TC=O+-lW 28480 0698.4543

A4FIZll 0698 3243 8 RSISTOR 178K 1% ,125W F TC=O+.100 24546 C4.llB.TO. 1783-F
A4RTl 0837-0239 2 1 THERMISTOR TUB WlTH AXL LEADS 1K-OHM 28480 0837-0239
A4TPl 1251-0600 0 C0NNECTOR.SGL CONT PIN 1.14-MM-BSCSZSO 28480 1291.0600

A4TP2 1251-0600 0 CONNECTORSGL CONT PIN 1.14-MM-BSC-SZSO 28480 1251-0600
A4TP3 1251-0690 0 CONNECTORSGL W N T PIN 1.14-MM-BSC-SZSO 28480 1251~0600
A4TP4 1251-OaM 0 CONNECTORSGLW N T R N 1.14-MM-BSC-SZSO 28480 1251.0600
A4TP5 1251.ow0 0 CONNECTORSGLCONT PIN 1.14MM.BSC-SZ SO 28480 1231.0600
A4TP6 1251.Os00 0 CONNECTOR-SGLW N T PIN 1.14MM-BSC-SZSO 28480 1251-0600

A4TP7 1251.IXOO 0 WNNECTORSGL CONT PIN 1.14MM-ESC-SZSO 28480 1251-0600
A4TP8 1251-Os00 0 CONNECTOR-SGLCONT PIN 1.14-MM.BSC-SZ SO 28480 1251.0600
A4TP9 1251.OW0 0 WNNECTOR.SGL COW PIN 1.14-MM.ESC.SZ SO 28480 1251-0(100
A4TPlO 1251.Os00 0 CONNECTORSGL CONT PIN 1.14MM.BSC-SZSO 28480 1251-0600
A4TP 11 1251.Os00 0 CONNECTOR6GL CONT PIN 1.14.MM-BSC.SZ SO 28480 1251-0600
A4U1 1826 0574 6 3 IC OP AMP LOW-DRIFTTO49 PKG 07263 UA714LHC

A4U2 1O2G 0574 6 IC OP AMP LOW-DRIFT TO49 PKG 07263 UA714LHC
A4U3 182G. 14.91 6 3 IC OP AMP GP DIP PKG 01295 LMPOlAL
A4U4 1826.1Kl7 0 4 IC OP AMP WB BOP-C PKG 06665 OP-17F7
A4U5 1826 1491 8 3 IC OP AMP GP DIP PKG 01295 LMZOlAL
A4U6 1826.01Ocl 3 IC OP AMP WB TO-99 PKG 3437 1 HA2-262580593

A4U7 1826.0605 5 1 IC SWITCH ANLG OUAD 1G.DIP-C PKG 17856 (xi201BK
A4U8 1826.0109 3 IC OP AMP W E TO.99 PKG 34371 liA2.2625.80593
A4U9 1626.060ti 5 1 IC SWITCH ANLG OUAD 16-DIP-CPKG 17856 DG201BK
A4U10 1826.0753 3 IC OP AMP LOW-B1AS.H-IMP0 OUAD 1 4 0 P - P 04713 MC34004BL
A4U11 1820-1 197 9 4 IC GATE l l L LS NAND W A D 24NP 01295 SN'IJLSOON

A4U12 1826.0574 6 IC OP AMP LOW-DRIFTTO% PKG 07263 UA714LHC
A4U13 1826 0109 3 IC OP AMP WB 10-99 PKG 34371 HA2-2625B0593
A4U14 1826-0785 1 IC OP AMP LOW.BIAS~H.lb1FDDUAL &DIP C 02 195 TLO72ACJG
A4U15 1826.149 1 8 3 IC OP AMP GP DIP PKG 01295 LMPOlAL
A4U16 1826.1097 0 4 IC OP AMP WB &DIP-C PKG 06665 OP. 17FZ

A4U17 1826.0753 3 IC OP AMP LOW.BIAS-H-IMPDW A D 14-DIP-P 04713 MC34004BL
A4U18 1626-0(309 8 IC MULTIPLXRANLG I€-DIP-C PKG 06665 MUXOeFO
A4U19 1826.01 38 8 10 IC COMPARATOR GP QUAD 14-DIP-PPKG 01295 LM339N
A4uM 1826.1097 0 4 IC OP AMP WE &DIP-C PKG 06665 OP.17FZ
l'hble 6-3.Reylaceabk Ports

Reference HP Part C QV Description Mfr. Mfr. Part Number

A4U21 1826.0582 6 2 IC SVATCH ANLG QUAD 16.DiP.C FKG 27014 LF13201D
A4U22 1826-1097 0 4 IC OP AMP WB EDIP-C PKG 066G5 OP-17fZ
A4U23 1826-0740 8 1 IC SWlTCH ANLG DUAL 16-DIPC FKG 32293 lH5043CDE
A4U24 1826.0740 8 1 IC SWTCH ANLG DUAL 1EDIPC PKG 32293 lH5043CDE
A4U5 1826.0606 5 IC SWTCH ANLG QUAD 16,DIP-C PRP 126MA 17856 DGZOlBK
A4U28 1826.0488 1 IC OP AMP WE TO-99 PKG 27014 LM218H

A4U27 1826-0785 1 IC OP AMP LOW.BIAS,H-IMPD DUAL 8.DIPC 01295 TLO72ACJG
A4U28 1826.1037 0 IC OP AMP WB EDIP-C PKG 28480 18266-1097
A4LJ29 18x).l197 9 IC GATE T f L LS NAND OUAD 24NP 01295 SN74LSOM.1
A4VRl 1902.0943 5 3 DIODE-ZNR 2.4V 5% W - 3 5 PD= 4W TC=-.037'0 28480 1902-0943

A4VR2 1902.0064 1 1 DIODE-ZNR 7.5V 5% Do-35PD=.4W 'IC= +.0546 28480 1902-0064
A4VR3 1902.3024 9 1 DIODE-ZNR 2.87V 5% W-7PD=.4W TC=-.O?% 28480 1902-3024
A4VR4 1902-0680 7 2 DIODEZNR 1N827 6.2V 5% D3-7 PD= 4W 24046 1N82i
A4VR5 1902-0953 7 1 DIODE-ZNR 6 2V 5% W - 3 5 PD=.4W TC= + 053% 28480 1902.0953
2150;\ TO 2712.1
A4Wl NOT ASSIGNED
2 7 1 i:\ .\KD .4110\'/~

A-WI 12514870 2 1 CONNECTOR 3-PIN M POST TYPE
Model 8903B Repl.?cenble Parts
%ble 6-3.Replaceable Ports

Reference HP Part Description Mfr. Mfr. Part Number
Designation Number QtY. Code
A5
A5 08903-60005 6 1 OSCILLATOR ASSEMBLY 28480 08903-6000G
A5Cl 0160.2055 9 61 CAPACITORFXD OlUF +80.20% lOOVDC CER 28480 0160-2055

A5a 0180.2055 9 CAPACITORFXD OlW +804Uoa1OOVM3 CER 28480 0160-2055
Ax3 0160.2055 9 CAPACTORFXD OlUF +80-20% lOOVDC CER 28480 0160-2055
Asc4 0160.2055 9 CAPACITOR-FXD OlUF +80-20% 1M)VDC CER 28480 0160.2055
Ax5 0160.2055 9 CAPACITORFXD OlUF +80-20% 1OOVDC CER 28480 0160-2055
A5c6 0160.2055 CAPACITORFXD OlUF +8@20% lOOVDC CER 28580 0160-2055

A5C7 0160.2055 CAPACITORFXD OlUF +80-20% 1OOVDC CER 28080 0160-2055
A5ca 0160.2055 CAPACITOR-FXD OlUF +8020% 1WVDc CER 28480 0160-2055
A5c9 01604590 CAPACITORFXD l8UF +-loo200VDC 28480 0160.J590
Ax10 0 160-5032 CAPACITORFXD 0223UF +-loq200VDc 28480 0 160.5032
Ax11 0160.3293 9 CAPACITORFXD247OPF +.l% 1OOVDc MICA 28480 0160.5293

AX12 Oleo 2620 6 CAPACITOR-FXD2 2UF+.lO%SOVDC TA 25088 D2R2GS1850K
A5C13 O l e o 2620 6 CAPACITORFXD2 2UF+-10% 5OVDc TA 25me D2R2GS1B50K
A5C14 0160 3934 5 2 CAPACTOR FXD 3 5 0 f f +.lo+ lWVDC MICA 28480 0160.3934
A5C15 01602055 9 CAPACITOR-FXD OlUF +80.20% 100VDC CER 28480 0160-2055
A5€16 0160.2055 CAPACITOR-FXD OlUF +8U 20°4 lOOVDC CER 28480 01rjg-2055
A5C17 0160-2055 CAPACITORFXD OlUF +80.20% lOOVDC CER 28480 0160-2055
A5C18 0160-2055 CAPACITORFXD OlUF +80-20°+100VDCCER 28480 0160.2055
A5C19 0160 3 9 3 CAPACITORFXD 350PF +-le- ICQVDC MICA 28480 OlGo.3934
A5C20 0160-4990 CAPACITORFXD l8UF +.lo- 20OVDC 28480 0160-4590
A5C21 0160-5332 8 CAPACITOR-FXD,0223UF +-(?e ZOOVDc 28480 0 160-5032

A5C22 0160.3293 9 CAPACITOR-FXD247OPI: +.lom lOOVDc MICA 28480 0160.3B3
A5Q3 O l Y J 3874 2 1 CAPACITOR-FXDlOPF +-.5F'F 200VDC CER 28480 0160-3874
A m 4 OlGo.0194 3 1 CAPACITOR4XD ,015UF +.lo?, BOOVDC POLYE 28480 0160.01?4
A m 5 01Go.205!> 9 CAPACITORFXD .OlUF +RO-20% 1OOVDC CER 28480 0160.2059
A5C26 OlGo.2055 9 CAPACITOR-FXD.OlUF +O0.20°0 1OOVDC CER 28480 0160 2055

A m 7 0160 4594 4 1 CAPACITORFXD39PF +-5% 2OOVDC CER 0+.30 2a430 0160.J49J
AX28 0180 0197 8 13 CAPACITORFXD2.2UF+-10?6POVDC TA 56289 1W225X9020A2
A m 0180.2141 6 1 CAPACITOR-FXD3 3UF+-1Oom5OVM3 TA 56289 1500335x9050~2
A5WO 0180419i 8 CAPACITORFXD2 2UF+.lO% 2OVDC TA 56289 150D225X90x~A2
Am1 oies o m 3 CAPACITORFXD lUF+.lOSo 35VDc TA 56289 150D105X9035A2

A5C32 0180-0291 3 CAPACITOR-FXD lUF+.lOoo 35VLx: TA 56289 150D105X9035A2
Am3 0 180-019i 8 CAPACITOR-FXD2.2UF+-lO?o2OVDC TA 56289 1500225X9020A2
A5W4 0153 019i 8 CAPACITORFXD2.2UF+.10% 2OVDC TA 56289 150D225X902UA2
A5W5 0160.2095 9 CAPACITORFXD .OlUF +80-20'0 1OOVDC CER 28480 0160.2095
A5W6 0160.2225 5 1 CAPACITOR-FXD2OOOPF +-5% 300VDc MICA 28480 0160-2225

Am7 0180.QlPi 8 CAPACITORFXD2.2UF+-1Oo020VDC TA 56289 150D225X90zuA2
A5W8 0 1Go 3454 4 1 CAPACITOR.FXD 220PF +.lo00 lKVDC CER 28480 0160.3454
A5C39 0160 4251 1 1 CAPACITOR-FXD330OPF + oooOO00033~3°0 8441 1 tlci3uw
A W 0160 34% 8 3 C%PACITOR.FXD 1M)PF +-lOoo lKVDC CER 28480 01w)-3GG
-1 0160-2055 9 CAPACITORFXD .OlUF +80.20% 1OOVDC CER 28580 0160.2055

-2 01eo-omt 3 CAPACITORFXD lUF+-lO% 35VDc TA 56289 1500105XoO35A:
A5C43 0180 0291 3 CAPACITORFXD lUF+-l040 35VDC TA 56289 15CO105X9035A2
ASCM 0160-4521 8 2 CAPACITORFXD 12PF + - Y e 2WVDC CER O+-% 28480 016 0 4 2 1
A5Co5 0160.4402 4 1 CAPACITORFXD .1UF + - l o n o lOOVDC POLYP 28080 0160-4402
Replaceable Parts Model 8W3B
%blc 6-3.Replocmblc Ports

Reference HP Part C sty. Description Mfr. Mfr. Part Number
Deslgnalion Number D Code
0160.2255 1 CAPACITORFXD8 2FF +- 25pF SOOVDC CER 28480 0160.2255

Oleo--4 1 CAPACITORFXD 1UF +a% SOVDC CER 28480 0160-4D94
0160.3456 3 aPACITOR-FXD lOOOPF +.lo% 1 W D c CER 28480 0160.3456
0180-0291 CAPACITORFXD lUF+-lO% 35VDc TA 58289 1-1 05X903'3A2
OleO-M31 1 CAPACITORFXD 047UF +-2% lWVDc 28480 0160.503 1
0160-2055 CAPACITORFXD.OlUF +80-20% 1OOVDCCER 28480 0160-2055

0160-2055 CAPACITORFXD OlUF +8020A lDoVDC CER 28480 0160.2055
0180-4521 CAPACITORFXD 12PF +-5% 2WVDC CER O + - J o 28480 0 60-452
1 1
0180-0291 CAPACITORFXD lUF++lOOo35VLX TA 56289 lSOD105X9035A2
0 160-2055 CAPACITORFXD OlUF +8&20% l O O V D c CER 28480 0160-2055
0180.m1 CAPACITORFXD lUF+-lO% 35VDc TA 56209 1500 105X9035A2

0160-2055 CAPACITORFXD OlUF +80-20% lOOVDC CER 28480 0160-2055
0160.2Q55 CAPACITORFXD OlUF +80-20% lWVDC CER 28480 0160-2055
NOT ASSIGNED
NOT ASSIGNED
0160.5254 6 CAPACITORFXD 1.5PF +..2SPF 1MIVDC CER 28480 0160,5254

01W-5254 6 CAPACITORFXD 1.5PF +-.25PF 100VDc CER 28480 OlWO-5254
1901.0376 6 DIODE-GENPRP 3 N 50MA DO-35 28480 1901.0376

1901.0376 6 MODE-GENPRP 35V 50MA 00-35 28480 1901-0376
1901 0376 6 DIODE-GENPRP 35V SOMA DO-35 28480 1901-0376
1901.0376 6 DIODE.GEN P W 35V 50MA DO-35 28480 1901.0376
1901.0376 6 MODE.GEN PRP 35V SOMA D0.35 28480 1901-0376
1901.0880 7 DIODE-GENP W 125MA D O 4 5 28480 1901-0880

1901.0376 6 DIODE.GEN PRP 35V SOMA DO45 28480 1901.0376
1901.0376 6 DIODE-GEN PRP 35V 50MA DO35 28480 1901.0376
1901.0376 6 DIODE-GENPRP 35V 50MA 00.35 28480 1901-0376
1901.0376 6 MODE-GENP W 3% 50MA DO-35 28480 1901-0376
1901.0376 6 DIODE-GEN PRP 35V 50MA 00.35 28480 1901-0376

1901.0376 6 MODE-GENPRP 35V 50MA GO35 28480 1901.0376
1901.0576 6 DIODE-GENP W 35V 50MA DO45 28480 1001-0376
1901-03i6 6 DIOCGGEN PRP 35V 50MA Do-35 28480 1901.0376
1901-03713 6 MODE-GENPRP 35V 50MA DO45 28480 1901-0376
1901.0050 3 DIODE.SWI1CHING BOV 200MA 2NS Do-35 28480 1901.0050

1901 w50 3 DIODE.SWITCHING 8OV 200MA 2NS D o 3 5 28480 1w1.0350
1901.M750 3 DIODE-SWITCHING8OV 200MA 2NS D o 4 5 28480 1001~0050
1901.0050 3 DIODE6WITCHlNG 8OV 2WMA 2NS Do-35 28480 1901-M)So
lD01 0050 3 DIODE.SWITCHING 8oV 2WMA 2NS W - 3 5 28480 1901.WJo
1901.0880 7 DIODE.GEN PRP 125MA DO-35 29480 1eo1-neeo

1901.0B30 7 DIOE-GEN PEP 125MA W 35 28480 lC01.0eeO
1901.Oeet? 7 MODE-GENPRP 125MA DO.35 28480 1901.OB80
1901.0880 7 DIODE-GENPGP l25MA DO-35 28480 1901-0880
1901.0880 7 DIODE.GEN PRP 125MA DO-35 28480 1901-0880
1901.om0 MOM-GEN PRP 125MA D O 4 5 28580 1901-0880

1901.0880 DIODE-GENPRP 125MA GO-35 28480 1901.OW0
1901-0880 MOM-GEN PAP 125MA DO-35 28480 190l.OeaO
1901.0880 DIODE-GENPRP 125MA D O 3 5 28480 1901-0880
1901-0880 DIOM-GEN PRP 125MA DO-35 28480 1901-0880
Model 8903B Replaceable Park
lbble 6-3. Rcylaccnblc Pa.rts

Derlgnation Number 0 Code
-16 1901.0050 DIODE-SWITCHINGBOV XXlMA 2NS Do-35 28480 1901-0050
A5Wl dO40-0748 EXTRPC BD BLK POLYC .W-BD-THKNS 28480 4040-0748

1480.0116 PIN.GRV .W-IN-DIA ,254N.LG STL 28480 1480-0116
A 5 W 404-0753 1 EXTRPC BD GRN P O L K .CB2*BD.THKNS 28480 4040-0753
1480.0116 PIN.GRV .W-IN-DIA ,254N-LG STL 28480 1483-0116
A5w3 0403-0026 PLUG-HOLE BDRHD FOR .187-D+lOLE NYL 02768 x)7-120241.O3-0101
A501 1853.0281 TRANSISTOR PNP 2N2907A SI TO-18 PD=4COMW 04713 2N2907A
A502 1854.0477 3 TRANSISTOR NPN 2N22PA SI TO-18 P b W W 047 13 2N2222A

Am3 1855.0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 N-CHAN DMODE 01295 2N4391
A504 1855-0420 TWNSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 N-CHAN D-MODE 01295 2N4Xq1
Am5 1855.0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 N-CHAN D-MODE 01295 2N4391
Asoe 1855.0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 N - M A N DMODE 01295 2N4391
Am7 1855-0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 N - M A N DMODE 01295 2N4391

Am8 1855-0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 N-CHAN DMODE 01295 2N4391
AM9 1855.0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 N-WAN DMODE 01295 2N.1391
A5010 1855 0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 NClIAN DMODE 01295 2N4391
A501 1 1855 0420 TRANSISTOR J.FET 2N4391 N - M A N DMODE 01295 2N4391
A5012 1855-0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4301 NCIjAN D.MODE 01295 2N4311

A5Q13 1855.0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 NCHAN D-MODE 01295 2 N 4 31
A5014 ie55-0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 NCHAN D-MODE 01295 2N4391
A5015 185-0420 TF?ANSISTOR J.FET 2N4391 N-CHAN D.MODE 01295 2N4391
A5016 1855.0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 N-CHAN D-MODE 01295 2N4391
AM17 18550420 TWNSISTOR J.FET 2N4391 N-CHAN D.MODE 01295 2N4391

A5018 1855.0420 TRANSISTOR J.FET 21'14391 NGHAN D-MODE 01295 2N4391
A5019 1855.0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 NCHAN DMODE 01295 2N43Fll
Am20 1855 0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 N-CHAN DMODE 01295 2N431
AM21 18550420 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 NCHAN DMODE 01295 2N4391
A5022 1855.0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 NCHAN D-MODE 01295 2N4391

A5023 1855.0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET "4391 N-CHAN D-MODE 01295 2N43Y 1
A5024 18550420 TRANSISTOR J.FET 2N4391 NCHAN DMODE 01295 2N4391
A5025 1855-0420 TR4NSISTOR J.FET 2N4391 N-CHAN D-MODE 01295 2N4391
A5026 1855.0420 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 NCHAN D-MODE 01295 2N4391
A5027 1855-0420 2 TRANSISTOR J.FET 2N4391 N-WAN D.MODE 01295 2N4391

A5028 1855.0420 2 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 t4-CHAN DMODE 01295 2N43Cq1
A5029 1855.0420 2 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 NCHAN DMODE 01,?95 2N433 1
A5030 1855.0420 2 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 N.CHAN D-MODE 01295 2N4391
AM31 1855.0420 2 TRANSISTOR J-FET 2N4391 N-CHAN D-MODE 01295 2N4391
AM32 1854.0477 7 TRANSISTOR NPN 2N2222A SI TO-18 P D = W W 04713 2N2222A

A5033 1853.0281 9 TRANSISTOR PNP 2N2907A SI TO.18 PD=4mMW 04713 2N2907A
AM34 1855-0420 2 TR4PISISTOR J-FET 2N4391 N-WAN D-MODE 01295 2N4391
A5R1 0696~3430 5 27 RESISTOR 21.5 1% 125W F TC=O+.lOO 03888 PME55.1 l&T0-211%.F

A5U2 06.W-3430 5 RESISTOR 21 5 1% 125W F TC=O+-IOO 03888 PME55-1/8-TO.21R4-F
A5R3 18 10-0x16 8 5 NElWOFM-RES 8.SIPlO.M OHM X 7 01121 208A103
A5R4 18 10.0206 8 NETWOFK.RES asiP1o.w OHM x 7 01 121 208A103
A5R5 0698 3430 5 FIESlSlOR 21.5 1% 125W F TC=O+-lOO 03W8 PME55 IW-TO-2Iffi.F
As.% 0698.3430 5 RESISTOR 21.5 1% .125W F TC=O+.lOO 03068 PME55 1/8-TO-21R5.r

A5R7 0698-3430 5 RESISTOR 21 5 1% .125W F TC=O+-IM) 03088 PME55-1/8.TO-21WF
A5u9 0698-3430 5 RESISTOR 21.5 1% .125W F TC=O+.lM) 03888 PME55-1BT0.21 P 5 F
A5R9 0757.0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W F TC=0+.100 24546 C4-1&TO- 1001-F
A5R10 0698.82a4 1 RESISTOR 7 98K .lob.125W F TC=0+.25 19701 MF4C1/8.T9-7981.B
Reference HP Part aty. Descrlptlon Mfr. Mfr. Part Number

Deslgnation Number Code
A5R11 0698-82'35 2 RESISTOR 1598K . l % ,125W F TC=O+-25 19701 MF4Cl 8 T9-15981 P

A5R12 0699 8047 0 RESISTOR 32K 1% ,125W F TC=O+.25 I9701 MF4C l&T9-3202-R
A5R13 0698-8039 2 RESISTOR 64K .1% ,125W F TC=0+.25 19701 MF4C1/8-T9-6402-R
A5R14 0698.8053 8 RESISTOR 128K .lee .125W FTC=0+.25 19701 MF4C118-19-1283-P
A5R15 0698.8050 5 RESlSTOR2561(.1% .125W FTC=0+-25 19701 MF4C 1/8-T9.2563-R
A5R16 06990678 7 2 RESISTOR 5 l l K .1%.125W F TC=0+.50 28480 06930576

A5R17 0699-0730 4 3 RESETOR 1M . l % .125W F TC=0+-25 2840 0699.0730
A5R18 0757.0417 8 2 RESISTOR 562 1% .125W F TC=O+-lOO 24546 C4.liB.TO.562R-F
A5RIB 0757-0447 4 RESISTOR 16.2K 1% .125W FTC=0+-100 24546 124.1 /8-TO-1622.F
A5-0 1810.oa6 6 NETWORK.RES &SIP10 M( OtlM X 7 01 121 208A 103
As-1 0757-0290 5 RESISTOR 6 19K 1% .125W F TC=0+.100 19701 MF4C1/E-TO-6191.F

AS-2 0757-0394 0 6 RESISTOR 51.1 1% ,125W F TC=O+.lOO 24546 C4.1/8.T0,51R1 -F
A5W3 0757.0442 9 RESISTOR 10K 1% .125W F T C = O + - l O 24546 C4~1.'8-TO-l002~F
A5W4 0757-0442 9 RESISTOR 10K 1% ,125W FTC-O+-lW 24546 0 - 1 /&TO-1002-F
A5Fe5 0698.3430 5 RESISTOR21.5 146.125W F TC=O+-lOO 03888 PME55-1/8-TO-21R5.F
A5
m 0698.3430 5 RESISTOR 21 5 1% .125W F TC=0+.100 03888 PME55. 1/8.TO-21R5-F
A5FP7 0757.0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W FTC=0+-100 245d6 C4-1'8.TO 1031.F
A5W8 0698-8204 1 RESISTOR798K .loco ,125W F TC=0+-25 10701 MF-lCli8-T9-798 1.R
A5W9 06964205 2 RESISTOR 15.98K .1% .125W F TC=0+-25 19701 MFJCl:8-TO.15981 .F
A5-0 0698-8047 0 RESISTOR3ZK 1% ,125W F TC=0+-25 19701 MFC1~8-19.320?-t?
A5R31 0898.8049 2 RESISTOR WK 1% ,125W F TC=O+ -25 19701 MF4C1.'8.TO-C40: '1.

A5-2 0698.8053 8 RESISTOR 128K .1% ,125W F. TC=0+.25 10701 MFdSIi6.TP 1283-8
A5R33 0698.8050 5 RESISTOR256K 1% .125W F TC=0+.25 19701 MF4ClEbT9-2563-R
A5R34 0699.0576 7 RESISTOR511K .1?0.125W F TC=O+.50 28480 0629.0575
A5R35 06W.0730 4 RESISTOR 1M 1% 125W F TC=0+-25 28480 otiW.0730
A5R36 0698.3430 5 RESISTOR 21 5 100 125W F TCr.0+-100 03888 PME55 1,8.TO-21R5r

A5R37 0698.3430 5 RESISTOR 21 5 1% 125W F TC=O+-100 03888 FME55-1,8.10-21R j - F
A5R38 0757-03?4 0 RESISTOR 51.1 1% .125W F TC=O+.l00 24526 C4-118-10-51h1-F
A5R39 OGW 3550 5 RESISTOR21 5 1% 125W F TC=O+-lOO 03888 PMF55.1n3-TO-2IR5-F
A5
M OG98.3430 5 RESISTOR21 5 1% ,125W F lC=O+-lOO 03888 PME55 1I8.TO.21 R5- F
A5R41 0757.0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W F: TC=0+.100 24546 Ca. li8.TO- 1031-F

A5R42 0698.8039 2 RESISTOR 64K 1% .125W F TC=0+.25 19701 MF4Cl WTPSJ02-8
A5R43 0698 8047 0 RESISTOR 32K .lo& 125W F TC=0+-25 19701 MFIC1:8-19-3202.e
A5R44 0698 8205 2 RESISTOR 1598K 1% 125W FTC=O+-25 10701 MF4ClB.19-15981 I?
A5R45 06964204 1 RESISTOR 7.98K 1% .125W F TC=0+-25 19701 MF4Cl,8-T9.798l.E
A5R46 06M. 3430 WSISTOR 21.5 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 03888 FAIEFI. 1 @TO-2lR5-F
A5R47 0698.3450 2 RESISTOR422K 1% .125WFTC=0+-100 24116 C.1-1 &TO-JZ2.F
A5W 0698 3157 RESISTOR 19.6K 1% .125W F TC=O+.lOO 24x6 C4.118 TU-1Y52.F
A5W9 0698 3157 RESISTOR 19.6K 1% .125W F TC=0+.100 24YG c.1 w ~ i IW
n r
A5R50 0699 0730 RESISTOR 1M 1% .125W F lC=O+-25 28480 0659.0730
~ 5 m i 0608.3430 5 RESISTOR21 5 1% ,125W F TC=0+-100 03888 PM€'51,'8-TO-21RS r

A5R52 0698.805'3 5 RESISTOR 256K ,106 .125W F TC=0+.25 19701 MF4C 1;6-TP-25G3.F
A5R53 0690 8053 8 RESISTOR 128K. 1% .125W F TC=0+.25 19701 MFaC 1,O-TY~l?O%i'
A5R54 0357-0279 0 RCSlSlOR 3 16K 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4 1'8-T@3191-F
A5R55 075i.1004 9 RESISTOR 1.47K l o b .125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4 118.TO-1471-F
A5656 0698.0083 8 4 RESISTOR 1.96K 1% .125VJ F TC=O+-100 24546 C4-lrB-T0-1061~~

A5R57 0757-0288 1 2 RESISTOR 9.09K 1% ,125W F TC=O+.lW 19701 MF4C 118-70-9091.!-
Asm 0698-3160 8 RESISTOR31.6K 1% .125W F lC=O+-lOO 24546 Cd.l/8-10.3162.F
A5R59 0757-0280 3 RESlSlOR 1K 1% 125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4 1:O-T0.1031.F
A5R60 0699.3136 8 RESISTOR 17 BK 1"; .125W F TC=O+.lOO 24546 C4-118-TO-1782-F
Reference HP Part Description Mfr. Mfr. Pan Number

A5R61 0698.3430 5 RESISTOR 21 5 1% .125W F TC=0+.100 03888 PME55.1 /8-TO-21R5-r

A5R52 06W.3430 5 RESISTOR21.5 1% .125W F TC=0+.100 03888 PME55-1/8.TO-21R5.F
A5R63 0757.0442 9 RESISTOR 10K 1% 125W F TC=0+-103 24546 C4.1 /%TO. 1032.F
A5R54 0757,0280 3 RESISTOR 1K lh .125W F TC-O+.100 24546 C4-118-TO.1031-F
A5R55 0757.0542 9 RESISTOR 10K 1% ,125W F TC=0+-103 24546 C4-1/BTO-lO02.F
A5R66 0757.0442 9 RESISTOR (OK 1% .125W FTC=O+-lW 24546 C4-118-TO-100P.F

ASR67 0757-0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 140 125W F TC=O+.IOO 24546 C4-1/0-TO.100I-F
Asme NOT ASSIGNED
A5R69 0757,0442 9 RESISTOR 10K 1% 125W F TC=0+.103 24548 C4-118-TO.1002.F
ASR70 0757.0565 6 RESISTOR 100K 1% .125W F TC=O+.lM) 24546 C4.llETO- 1003-F
A5R7 1 NOT ASSIGNED

A5R72 0698 3x35 0 7 RESISTOR38 3 1% .125W F TC=0+.100 24546 C4-1i8-TO-38R3.F
A5R73 0698-3435 0 RESISTOR 38.3 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4.1 %.TO-3BR3.F
A5K74 0757-0280 3 RESISTOR IK 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4.118-TO-l Wl -F
A5R75 NOT ASSIGNED
A5W6 0757.0401 0 RESISTOR 100 1% ,125W F TC=O+.l03 24546 C4.1;8-TO-lOl-F

A5R77 075i 0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 245.16 C4-1!8-TO-103 1-F
A5R78 0757 0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1's .125W F TC=0+.100 24546 CA. lie-TO-1031-F
A5R79 0757-0417 8 RESlSlOR 552 1% .125W F TC=O+-103 24546 C4.1 !8.TO-5t2R-F
A5mO 0698 3450 9 RESISTOR 42.2K 1% .125W FTC=O+.lOO 24548 C4.li8-TO-4222.F
A5R8 1 0757.0470 3 RESISTOR 162K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4-1/8-TO-lb73.F

A5B2 0753.0288 1 RESISTOR 9.09K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 10701 MF4C 1i8.TO.909 1 -F
A5R33 0757-0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 140 125W F TC=O+.lOO 24'546 C4-1!&TO- 1CO 1.F
A5R34 Oi57.0J42 9 RESISTOR 10K 1'0.125W f TCs0+-100 24546 C4-1/8-TO-lW2.F
A5R85 0757-02?0 5 RESISTOR 6 19K 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 19701 MF4C l.'8.'I0-6191-r
A5R36 0698-3161 9 2 RESISTOR 38.3K 196 125W FTC=O+.IO@ 24546 C4- 1;8-TO. 3832. F
A5R87 0598 3430 5 RESISTOR21.5 1% .125W F TC=0+.100 03888 PME55-l.'&TO.21 R 5 F
A5R38 0757 0317 7 2 RESISTOR 1.33K 1% ,125W F TC=O+.100 24546 C4~1/0-T0~133 1-F
A5R39 06989.3435 0 RESISTOR 38 3 1% ,125W F TC=O+-100 24506 CJ.1 '8-TO-38R3-F
AJR30 0698.3435 0 RESISTOR38.3 1% .125W F TC=O+-lOO 20546 C4.1 /BTO.38R3-F
A5R31 O i 5 7 0442 a RESISTOR 1OK 1% .125W FTC=O+.lOO 24546 C4.1~8.TO.1CQP.~

A5R32 Oi5i-0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W F TC=O+-lOO 24546 CJ-liB-TO, lo01.F
A5R93 0757 0.130 7 FESISTOR 5.11K loo 125WFTC=O+-lOU 24W6 C4.1;8-T0.511l-F
A5R34 0698 3 U 5 u RIiSISIOR 38 3 1% ,125W F TC=O+-lO@ 24546 C5. 1:8-T0.38R3-F
A5R35 0757.0*1'2 9 RESISTOR 10K l o o ,125W FTC=O+ .IW 24546 C4 l,&TO.lW2.F
A5fW 0-r-
,J, 0'U)l 0 RESISTOR 100 1% l25W r TC=O+-103 245450 c4.1;8-'r0.101-F
A5R97 069%0JOO 5 1 RESlSTOR36K 1'0 125WF 1C=0+-25 28580 0699.0400
A5R38 OCi90.8rn4 1 RESISTOR 7.98K 1% 125W F TC=0+.25 197'01 MF4C 1B-19.798 1-A
A5R99 0698 DO83 8 RESISTOR 196K 1% 125WFTC=O+.lW 24546 C4.1/8.TO-lO61-F
A5R100 0698-3Jj4 2 1 RESISTOR 348 1% ,125W F TC=O+-lCO 24'r16 C4.1'8-TO458R-F
A5R101 0757-OJOI 0 RESISTOR 100 1% 125W F TC=O+.lOO 24546 C4-li8.10.101-F

A5R102 21CO 3103 6 RESISTOR-TRMR10K 10'0 C SIM-ADJ 17-TAN 02111 43Pl03
A5R103 0757.0280 3 RESISTOR l k 1% 125W F TC=O+.lOO 2554G C4-1,OT!I-l031 .F
A5R104 MP8-6320 8 2 RESISTOR 5K . l o o 125W F lC=O+-25 03888 P M E S 1 '8~T9.5001.8
A5R105 OG98 6320 8 FlESlSlOR 5K . I % .125W FTC=0+.25 03888 FME55-1&T9.5001-R
A5R106 0 7 5 03 17 7 fiESlSTOR 1.33K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 25546 C4-1:a-To- 1331-F

A5R107 0693.3430 5 RESISTOR 21.5 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 03888 PME55-1'8.TO.ZIR5-f
A5R108 0698.3161 9 RESISTOR 38 3K 196.125W F TC=O+.100 24546 C4-1,%.TO-3832.F
A5R109 0757.0428 1 3 RESISTOR 1.62K 1% .125W FTCs0+-100 24546 C4.1 /8-TO-1621.F
A5R110 0757 0401 0 RESISTOR 100 1% 125W F TC=0+.100 24546 C4-118.T0-101-F
~ ~
%ble 6-3.Rcplamablc Parts

Qty.
Deslgnatlon Number D Code
A5Rl 1 1 0757.0279 0 FIESISTOR 3.16K 1% .125W F TCPO+-lOO 24546 C4-118.TO-3161-F

A5R112 0898 3435 0 RESISTOR 38.31% ,125W F TC=O+-lOO 24546 C4.1 /&TO.38R3-F
A5R113 06w.3435 0 RESISTOR 38.3 1% .125W F TC=O+-lOO 24546 C4-11e-TO.38R3.F
A5Rl14 0757-0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% ,125W F TC=O+-lOO 24546 C4-118-TO-1001-F
-115 06984150 6 RESISTOR 2.37K 1% .125W F TC=O+-lOO 24546 ~4-11a~0.237 1-F
MA116 0757.0450 8 1 RESISTOR 56.2K l?.125W

; F TC=O+-100 24506 C4-118-TO-5622-F
AM117 0757-0465 6 RESISTOR lOOK 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4-1/&TO-1003.F
A5Rl18 0698-7262 9 RESISTOR 12.1K 1% .05W F TC=0+-100 24546 C3-1IB-TO-1212-F
MI3119 0757.0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W F TC=O+-lOO 24546 C4-1/8.TO-1001-F
AM120 0757-0440 7 ESlSTOR7.5K 1%.125W F TC=O+.lW 24546 C4.l /!+TO-7501-F
-121 0693.7241 4 RESISTOR 1.62K 1% .05W F TC=O+-lW 24546 C3-l1STO-1621-F

AJR122 0698.3430 5 RESISTOR 21.5 1% .125W F TC=O+-lOO 03888 PME55-1/8.TO.21R5-F
A5R123 0757-0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4-ll8.TO-1001.F
A5R124 0698-0084 9 RESISTOR 2.15K 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4.1/&TO-2151-F
A5R125 0698.0084 9 RESlSTOR2.15K lo~.125WFTC=O+-100 24546 C4.118.TO.2151 -F
A5RlZE 0698-3430 5 RESISTOR 21.5 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 03888 PME55.1/8-T0-21F6.F

A5R127 0698 3153 9 RESISTOR 3.83K 1% .125W F: TC=O+.lOO 24546 C4-1/8-TO-3031 .F
A5R128 06%-3153 9 RESISTOR 3.83K 1% .125W F TC=O+.IM) 24546 C4-1/aTO-3B31-F
A5R129 0757-0442 9 RESISTOR 10K 1% . 1 2 W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4.1/8.TO-l002-F
A5R130 0757-OW2 9 RESISTOR (OK 1% ,125W FTC=O+-100 24546 C4.1/8.TO.l 002-F
A5R131 0698-3430 5 RESISTOR 21.5 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 03868 PME55.liB.TO-21RJ-F

A5R132 06984430 5 RESISTOR 21.5 130 .125W F TC=0+.100 03888 PME55.1,’8.TO-21ffi-F
A5TP1 1251.0600 0 CONNECTORSGLCONT PIN 1.14MMBSC-SZ SO 28480 1251-0600

A5TP2 1251.0600 0 CONNECTORSGLCONT PIN 1.14MM-BSC-SZSO 28480 1251-0600
A5TP3 1251-0600 0 CONNECTOR6GL CONT PIN 1.14-MM.BSC.SZ SO 28480 1251-0600
A5TP4 1251-0830 0 CONNECTOR6GL CONT PIN 1.14-MM.BSC-SZ SO 28480 1251-0630
A5TP5 1251 0600 0 CONNECTOR.SGL CONT PIN ~ . ~ ~ - M M - B S Csa
-SZ 28480 1251.0600
A5TP6 1251.O(xK, 0 CONNECTORSGLCONT PIN 1.lCMM.RSC-SZ SO 28480 1251.0600

A5TP7 1251.0600 0 CONNECTORSOL CONT PIN 1.14-MM.RSC-SZ SO 28480 1251-OCM)
A5TP8 12514600 0 CONNECTORSGLCONT R N 1 14-MM.BSC-SZSO 28480 1251-0600
A5TP9 1251.0600 0 CONNECTOR-SGL CONT PIN 1.14-MM.BSC-SZSO 28480 1251-OW
A5TPlO 1251.0GW 0 CONNECTOR6GL CONT PIN 1.14AIM-BSC.SZ SO 28480 1251-0600
A5TP11 1251G600 0 CONNECTORSGLCONT PIN 1.14-MM.BSC-SZ SO 20480 1251-0600
A5U1 1820.114J 6 1 IC GATE TfL LS NOR QUAD 2-INP 01295 SN74LS02N

A5U2 1826.00?6 3 1 IC COMPARATOR PRCN TO49 PKG 01295 LM31IL
A5U3 NOT ASSIGNED
A5w 1826.rn2 3 IC OP AMP LOW-BIAS-H.IMPD TO.99 PKG 28480 1826-0652
A5u5 18X.0783 9 IC OP AMP LOW-NOISE 8DIF-C PKG 52063 XR5534ACN
A5W 0890340041 4 1 IC, LINEAR 02480 089O?.Nx)J1

Mu7 1820,1423 4 1 IC MV ‘ITL LS MONOSTBL RETRIG DUAL 01295 SNi4LS 123N
A5U8 1826.0 138 8 IC COMPARATOR GP OUAD I4.DIP-P PKG 01295 Lh433ON
A5U9 1826.0373 1 3 IC OP AMP LOW.@IAS-H-IMFDTO-99 PKG 27014 LFZSH
A5u10 1826,0785 1 IC OP AMP LOW-BIAS-H-IMPUDUAL 8-DIP-C 01295 TLO7PACJC7
A5U11 1826 0662 3 IC OP AMP LOW-BIAS-H-IMPDTO-99 PKG 26480 1826-0662

A5U 12 1826.07 16 8 4 IC OP AMP LOW-NOISE DLlAL 8.GiP-C PKG 1832.1 NE5532AF E
ASU13 1826.0371 1 IC OP AMP LOW-BIAS-H-IMPDTO-99 PKG 27014 LF256H
MU14 1826.1492 9 2 IC OP AMP 28480 18X.1492
A5U15 1826-1492 9 IC OP AMP 28480 1826-1492
Model 8903B Heplaceable Parts
n b l e 6-3.Rcplacenblc Parts
Reference
De8lgnatlon
HP Part
Number
; QtY. Descrlptlon Mfr.
Code
Mfr. Part Number
A5U18 1826.0138 e IC COMPARATOR GP OUAD 14-DIP-PPKG 01295 LM339N

A5u17 1826-0138 8 IC COMPAWTOR GP QUAD 14-DIP-PPKG 01295 LM339N
A5U18 1826.0138 8 IC COMPARATOR GP QUAD 14-DIP-PPKG 01295 LM339N
A5u19 1826.0582 6 I t SWITCH ANLG QUAD 16 DIPC PKG 27014 LFl32010
A
5m 1826.0138 8 IC COMPARATOR GP OUAD 14-D1P.P PKG 01295 LM339N
A5VR1 1902.09CJl 5 2 MODE-MR 5 1V 5% DO-35 PD= 4W TC= + 035% 28480 1902-0951

A5W 1902.0951 5 MODE-ZNR5 1V 5% DO.35 PD= 4W TC= + 035% 28480 1902-0951
A5Ma lW32.0943 5 DIOC€.ZNR 2 4V 5% Do-35 PD= OW TC=- 037'0 28480 1902.0943
ASVW 1902.0954 8 1 MODE.ZNR 6 8V 5% D O 4 5 PD= 4W TC= + 057'0 28480 1902-0954
ASVFE 1802.0680 7 DIODE-ZNR lN827 8 2V 5% Do.7 PD= 4W 24046 1N827
A5VR6 1902.0995 9 I DIODE-ZNR 7 5V 5% Do 35 I'D= 4W TC= + 062% 28480 1902-0955

Table 6-3.Reploceoble Ports

A6
A6 08903-60132 9 1 OUTPUT ATTENUATORASSEMBLY 28480 08903.601 32
ABCl 0180 0116 1 21 CAPACITOR-FXD6.8UF +-lo90 35VDC TA 56289 1500685X9035E2

ABQ NOT ASSIGNED
ABc3 0180.0116 CAPACIlORFXD 6.8UF+-10°6 35VCC TA 56289 lMD685X9035E2
A6CQ 0180-011(i CAPACITOR.FXD 6 8UF+-lOf 35VDC TA 56289 150W85X9035B2
ABCS 0180.0116 CAPACITORFXD6.8UF+.lO0* 35VDC TA 56289 150D685X9035B2
A666 NOT ASSIGNED

A6C7 0180.01 16 CAPACITORFXD6 8UF+-lO% 35VDC TA 56289 1500685X903582
ABCB 0180-0116 CAPACITORFXD6.8UF+-10°& 35VDC TA 56289 150D685X9035B2
ABC9 0180.0116 CAPACITORFXD6 BUF+.10%35VDC TA 56289 1500685X0035B2
A6C10 NOT ASSIGNED
A6C11 0160.d791 4 CAPACITOR.FXD lOPF +-5% 1OOVDC CER 0+-30 28480 0160-4791
ABC13 0180 2x)7 5 CAPACITORFXO 100UF+-lOo&IOVDCTA 56289 15OD107X~010R2
A6ClA 0160 4787 8 CAPACITOR-FXD22PF +-5% 1OOVDC CER O + - J o 28480 0160-4787
ABC15 0160~4t!OO 6 2 CAPACITORFXD12OPF +-5% 1OOVDC CER 28480 0160-4800
A6C16-Cl9 NOT ASSIGNED
A m 0 0160 A800 CAPACITORFXD 120PF +.5% 1OOVDC CER 28480 0160.4Boo

ABQl 0180 0116 CAPACITOR-FXD6.8UF+-1O0- 35VDC TA 56289 15OD685X9035E2
A8C22 0180-0116 CAPACITORFXD6.8UF+-1Ooa35VDC TA 56289 150DG85X9035B2
A6Q3 01A0.0 116 CAPACITOR-FXD6 BUF+-lO% 35VDC TA 56289 150~6e5xgmm2
A6QA 01800116 CAPACITOR.FXD 6.BUF+.1040 35VDC 1A 5'3289 1500085X9035B2
A6Q5 0121.0493 3 1 CAPACITOR-VTRMR.AIR 1.7-llPF 175V 74970 187-0306.125

A m 6 0160.5789 0 2 CAPACITOR.FXL) 15PF +-5oe 1WVDC CER 0 t -30 28480 01604739
A m 7 NOT ASSIGNEE
A6C28 O l e 0 0314 3 WPACITOH.FXD lOUF+-10% XNDC TA 56288 150Dl~XX902082
A m 9 NOT ASSIGNED
A m 0 OlGo d832 4 CAPACITOR-FXD OlUF +-lO% l O O V D c CER 28480 0160-4832

A6C31 0160 5832 A CAPACITOR-FXD.OlUF +-10"0 lOOVDC CER 26480 0160-5832
A6C32 Ole0 1794 3 4 CAPACITORFXD22UF+-10% 35VDC TA 56289 150D225X903R2
A6W3 0160.4832 4 CAPACITOR-FXO .OlUF +-10% lOOVDc CER 28480 0160.4832
A6wA 0180.1794 3 CAPACITOR-FXD22UF+-lO% 35VDC TA 56289 15OD223X9035A2
A6Q5 01604832 4 CAPAClTOR.FXD OlUF +-lo% lOOVDc CER 28480 0160-4832

A6Q6 0180 1794 3 CAPACITOR.FXD 22UF+.1Oo,0 35VDC TA 56289 150D226X9035R2
A m 7 0160 4832 A CAPACITORTXD .OlUF +-loo. lOOVDC CER 28480 oim-~e32
A6C38 0180.1 794 3 CAPACITOR-FXD22UF+-1ODo35VDC TA 56289 150D226X9035R2
A6C39 0160 d83P A CAPACITORFXD.OlUF +-lo% IOOVDC CER 28480 0160.4832
A6C40 0150+l65 CAPACITOR.FXD lOOPF +-lo'??lKVDC CER 28480 0160.3466

A6C41 0160 3466 CAPACITOR.FXD 1M)PF +.10"0 lKVDC CER 28400 0160.3466
A6CRl 1901.00F.0 MODE.SWITCHlNG BOV 2WMA 2NS C9-35 28480 1901~0050

A6CR2 1901.0050 DIODE-SWITCHINGBOV 2WMA 2NS D3-35 28480 1901~0050
A6CR3 NOT ASSIGNED
A6CRA 1901-0880 DIODE-GEN PRP 125MA DO45 03406 1901-0880
A6CR5 1901.0880 UIODE-GENPRP l25MA 00.35 03406 1901-0880
l b b l e G-3.RcploccaDlc Ports
Reference Description Mfr. Mfr. Part Number
Deslgnatlon HP Part
Number av Code
A6CR6 1901.0880 7 MOM-GEN PRP 125MA 0 0 - 3 5 03406 1901.0880

A6CR7 1901oe80 7 MODE.GEN PRP 125MA 0 0 . 3 5 03406 1901.0880
AB- 1901.0873 8 4 MOM-HV RECT SWV 1A 28480 1901-0873
A6CR9 1901.0873 8 MODE-HV RECT SWV 1A 28480 1901.0073
AeCRlO 1901-0873 8 MODE-HV RECT 6ooV 1A 28480 1901-0873
A m 11 1901.0873 8 MODE-HV RECT 6ooV 1A 28480 1901.0873

m 1 2 1901.0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHING8oV 2WMA 2NS 00.35 28480 1901.0050
Am13 1901-0050 3 MODE.SWITCHING BOV 2WMA 2NS Do-35 28480 1901-0050
Am14 1901.0050 3 MODE-SWITCHINGBOV 2OOMA 2NS 0 0 - 3 5 28480 1901-0050
2150:l TO 2520,4
A6C1?15 1901-0376 DIODE-GENPRP 35V SOMA C0.35 28480 1901.0376
AKRIG 1901.0376 DIODE-GENPRP 35V SOMA DO45 28480 1901-0376
AWRI 7 1901.0376 DIODE-GENPRP 35V 50MA DO-35 28480 1901.0376
AWL'IIR 1901.0376 MODE.GEN PRP 35V 50MA DO-35 28480 1901.0376
AK11 I!! 1901-0376 MODE.GEfJ PRP 35V %MA Do-35 28480 1901-0376
AKR20 1901-0376 MODE-GENPRP 35V 50MA DO35 28480 1901-0376
AHllUI 1901-0376 MODE-GENP W 35V 50MA W 3 5 28480 1901-0376
A6CIt22 1901.0376 MODE-GENPRP 3 N SOMA 00.35 28480 1901-0376
z*Oill m r ),mix
AGCRI.5 1901 0880 D O E - G E N PRP 125MA Do-35 28480 1907 -0880
AGCItIG 1901.0880 DIOM-GEN PRP 125MA DO-35 28580 1901.0880
r\.fCRli 1901.0880 DIODE-GENP W 125MA DO-35 28580 1901.ow0
A 4Clil8 1901.om0 DODE.GEN PRP 125MA 00-35 28480 1901-om0
AWRlH 1901.0179 DIODE-SWITCHING15V 50MA 750PS rO.7 28480 1901.0179
AK R 2 0 1901-0173 DIODE-SWITCHING15V 50MA 750PS Do-7 28480 1001~017~
AWR2I 1901 0179 DIODE4WITCHING 15V 50MA 750PS Do-7 28480 1901-0179
AWR22 1901-0179 DIODE.SWITCHING 15V 50MA 750PS Do-7 28480 1901.O 179
A8CR23 1902-0627 2 4 DIODECUR RGLTR 1N5312 I W V 0 0 - 7 04713 lN5312

A6CR24 1902-0627 2 MOM-CUR RGLTR lN5312 1WV 00-7 04713 1N5312
A-5 19020627 2 MODECUR RGLTR 1N5312 lOOV 00.7 04713 lN5312
A6CR26 1902.0627 2 MODE-CURRGLTR 1N5312 1WV Do.7 04713 IN5312
A6CR27 1901-0050 3 MODE.SWITCHING BOV 2OOMA 2NS D o 3 5 28480 1901.0050
A6Kl 0490.1 190 0 2 RELAY 2C 5VE-COIL 5A 125VAC 28480 0490.1190

A6K2 0490 1501 7 2 RELAYTImOW2A5VDC 28480 0490 1 9 1
A6K3 0490-150 t 7 2 RELAYTI 2UOW 2A 5 VDC 28.lIJO 04%. 1 W l
A6K4 04W-1190 0 RELAY 2C 5VCC.COIL .SA 125VAC 28580 0490.1 190
A6Ll 91400210 1 INDUCTOR RFCH-MLD 1WUH 5'0 IMDX 385LG 28180 9140.0210
A6L2 91400210 1 INDLJCTOR RF-CH-MLD1WUIi 9
'
0 16GDX 385LG 28580 9140.02 10
A6L3 NOT ASSIGNED
A6L4 NOT ASSIGNED
A6L5 9140.0210 1 INDUCTOR RF-CH-MLD 1WtIH 5% 166DX.385LG 28480 91400-0210
ABMP1 40400748 3 EXTRPC PO BLK POLYC .W-BD-THKNS 28480 4040.0748

1480.0116 8 PIN-GRV .0624N.DIA ,254N.LG STL 28480 1480-0116
A6MP2 4040.0751 1 1 EXTRPC ED BLU POLYC .&'-BD-THKNS 28480 4040.0754
14800116 8 PIN.GRV ,062-IN-DIA.25-IN.LG STL 28480 14800116
AW1 1854 0637 1 2 TRANSISTOR NPN 2N2219A SI TO.5 PD=BOOMW 01295 2N2219A
0340.0834 0 4 INSULATOR-XSTRPOLY1 28580 0340.0834
1205.0095 0 4 HEAT SINK SGL TO~SfT0-34CS 30161 32258
A602 1853.0314 9 2 TWNSISTOR PNP 2N2905A SI TO-39 PD=GWMW 04713 2N2905A
0340.0834 0 INSULATOR.XSTR POLY1 28480 0340-0834
1205-0095 0 HEAT SINK SGL T O W l O 4 9 C S 30161 32258
Model 890313
lltzble 6-3.Rcp lacoablc Parts

Reference HP Part Description Mfr. Mfr. Par! Number
Darlgnatlon Number Code
ABOJ 1853-0314 TRANSISTOR PNP 2N2905A SI T0.39 PD-600MW 04713 2N2W5A

0340.0834 INSULATOR-XSTR POLY1 28480 0340-0834
1205~0095 HEAT SINK SGL T0-5/10-39C9 30161 32258
AeQ4 18540637 TRANSISTOR NPN 2N2219A SI TO.5 PD=BWMW 01295 2N2219A
0340-0634 INSULATOR-XSTR POLY1 28480 0340.0834
1205-0095 HEAT SINK SGL T0.5/10-3+CS 30161 32258
AB05 165-0418 TRANSISTOR-JFETDUAL N-CIIAN D-MODE SI 28400 1855-0418
A6Rl 0698-3430 5 RESISTOR21.5 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 03888 PME55-1/8-TO-21RS-F
Aew 0690.3430 5 RESISTOR 21.5 1% .125W F TC=O+-lW 03888 PME55.1/8-T0-21ffi-F

A6R3 NOT ASSIGNED
A6Ao 0698-8822 9 RESISTOR 6.81 l ? ~F TC=O+.lW
.125W 28480 0698-0822
A6F6 0698.8822 9 RESISTOR 6.81 1% .125W F l C = O + - l W 28480 0698.8822
A6RER13 NOT ASSIGNED
A6R14 06W.08 12 7 3 RESISTOR 1 1% .125W F TC;-O+-lM) 28400 0698.8812

AM15 NOT ASSIGNED
A6R16 0757-OJC1 0 RESISTOR IM) 1% .125W F 7C=0+-100 24546 C4-1/&TO- 101-F
A6R17819 NOT ASSIGNED
AGFCK, 0698.8812 7 RESISTOR 1 1% .125W F TC-O.t.100 28580 0690-8912

AB= 1 075i-0401 0 RESISTOR 1M) 1% . l a w F TC=0+.100 245% C4-1,8-TO.lOl-F
ABF122 0698.7847 6 2 RESISTOR 1 . l I l K .1%.125W FTC=0+-25 19701 MF~lCI~8~T9~1111R~E
AEl%Z3 0~90.e1312 7 RESISTOR 1 1% .125W F TC=O+-lOO 28400 0698.8812
A6R4 OG98 6343 5 RESISTOR9K . I % .125W F TC=0+.25 28480 0698-6303
Aew5 0690.6343 5 RESISTOR9K 1% .125W F TC=O+-25 28480 0698.6343

A 6 m 0698-6302 8 RESISTOR 1K .loa.125W F TC=O+-25 28480 069843362
Aew7 0698.3157 3 RESISTOR 19.6K 1% ,125W 1: TC=O+-100 24546 C4-1/&TO- 1952-F
A6RB 0698-3157 3 RESISTOR 19.6K 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4.li8.10- 1962.F
A M 07574dO1 0 RESISTOR 100 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4~115-TO~lOl -F
A6RM 06986362 8 RESISTOR 1K . l o o .125W F TC=0+.25 28480 0698.8262

A6Wl 0698 7847 5 RESISTOR 1 l l l K . l % . 1 2 5 W FTC=0+-25 19701 MF4C1/&To- 1 1 11R.P
A6
m 2100.3353 e 1 RESISTOR.TRMR 20K 10% C SIDE-ACJ 1.TRN 28500 2100.3?53
AeR33 06%-8825 2 RESISTOR 681K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 28480 0698.8825
A6R)4-R45 NOT ASSIGNED
A6W 0693.6624 5 2 RESISTOR2K 1% .125W F TC=0+.25 28480 W98.GG24

A6R47 0693.1728 2 2 RESISTOR2.652K .lek .12W 28400 06999.1728
A6W 0698.6624 5 RESISTOR2K .1%.125W F TC=0+-25 20480 06986624
A6W 0699.1728 2 RESISTOR2.65ZK 1% .12W 28500 0693.1725
ABRX, 0757.0428 1 RESISTOR 1.62K 1% .125W F TC=0+.100 24546 C4.li8-TO.1621-F
A6W1 0757.0420 1 RESISTOR 162K 1% 125W F TC=O+-lOO 2496 C4.1i8.TO.1621.F

A6W2 0698 3430 5 RESISTOR 21.5 lo,125W
,; F TC=O+.IOO 03888 PME55.1g TO-21RO r
~ 6 ~ 5 3 0698 3430 5 RESISTOR 21.5 i?;.i25w ~ ~ c = o + . i o o 03880 PME55.1,'O.TO.21RT, r
A6W 0699 1726 0 2 RESISTOR 1.1% .1%.12W 28480 0699-1726
AEW5 06986348 0 RESISTOR 3K 1 % .125W F TC=0+-25 28480 0698-6348
A6R56 0698-5348 0 RESISTOR 3K .loa .125W F TC=0+.25 28480 0698-6358

ABm7 0690-6348 0 RESISTOR 3K 1% ,125W F TC=0+-25 28480 06368-6348
A6W 0698.6358 0 RESISTOR 3K .lob.125W F TC=0+-25 28480 0698-6358
ABR59 0698.340 5 RESISTOR 21 5 1% 125W F lC=O+-lOO 03888 PME55-118-TO-21R5.F
AeRBo 0698.3430 5 RESISTOR 21.5 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 03888 PME55.1'&TO-21W.F
~ ~
Replaceable Parts Model SDO3B
Reference HP Part C Qty. Description Mfr* Mfr. Part Number

06% 1726 0 RESISTOR 115OK 1% 12W 28480 0699-1726
NOT ASSIGNED
0757-0346 2 4 RESISTOR 10 1% 125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4-1/B-TO. 1ORO-F

0757.0346 2 RESISTOR 10 1% 125W F TC=O+-lW 24546 C4-1/8-TO-loRO-F
0757.0346 2 RESISTOR 10 1'0 125W f TC=O+-lM) 24546 CI-li8-TO-lORO~F
0757-0346 2 RESISTOR 10 1'0 125W FTC=O+-lW 24546 C4-1/8.TO.lORO-F
08 11-37ZG 4 2 RESISTOR 25 42 1% 75W 28480 081 14726
08114726 4 2 RESISTOR 25 42 1% 75W 28480 0811.3726
NOT ASSIGNED
0811.3720 8 2 RESISTOR 40 91 1% 4W 28480 0811.3720

0811.3725 3 RESISTOR 10 10 1% 4W 28480 081 1-3725
0811-3720 8 2 RESISTOR 40 91 1% 4W 28480 OB11.3720
NOT ASSIGNED
07577.0401 0 RESISTOR 100 i o 0 l a w F ic=o+-ica 245% CJ-1ig-TO- 101.F

NOT ASSIGNED
0737.0401 0 RESISTOR 100 l o o 125W F lC=0+-103 24546 C4-1/D.TO.lOl .F
NOT ASSIGNED
NOI ASSIGNED
0757.0464 5 RESISTOR 90 9K 1% 125W FTC=0+.100 24546 C4-lk3 ~ 0 - 9 m 2 - f

0757 0442 9 RESISTOR 10K 1% 125W F TC=O+-IW 24546 C4-1 5 TO-1002 F
0757 0280 3 RESISTOR 1K l o o 125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4.1~8TO-1W1-F
0698.8627 4 RESISTOR 1M 1% 125W F lC=O+-lOO 28580 0698 8827
0757.0123 3 2 RESISTOR 34 8K 190.125W F TC=O+.lW 28480 0757.0123
0757.0199 3 RESISTOR 21 5K la*

125W 1- TC=O+.lOO 24546 C4-(/&TO-2152.F
06984827 4 RESISTOR 1M 1%.125W FlC=0+.100 28480 0695882i
0757~0123 3 RESISTOR 34 OK 1%. 125W f TC=0+-100 28480 0757.0123
0757-0199 3 RESISTOR 21.5K 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4-l/8-TO-2152-F
0757.0276 9 RESISTOR 178K l o o .125W F TC=0+.100 24546 C4-1/&TO. 1781 .F

0757-0278 9 RESISTOR 1 78K 1% .125WFTC=O+.f00 24546 CJ.lJ8.TO. 1781.F
0598-0085 0 RESISTOR 2 61K 1% 125 F TC=O+-lM) 24546 C4.1 !&T0-261 l - F

0698.008'~ 0 RESISTOR 261K 1% 125 FTC=0+-100 245% C4-11B.TO.261l - F
0757.0394 0 RESISTOR 51 1 l o o 125W F TC=O+ 100 24546 C4.l:O TO.51Rl.F

0757.0394 0 RESISTOR 51 1 1% 125W F TC=0+.100 24546 Cd-18 8-TO. 5 1R1-F
0757-0442 9 RESISTOR 10K 1% 125W FTC=O+-103 24546 C4.1 i8-TO.1032.F

0698.8821 8 4 RESlSlOR 562 1% 125W F TC=O+-lM, 28480 0698.887 1
0698.8821 8 RESISTOR 562 1% 125W F TC=O+-lM) 28480 0698-8821
0698-8821 8 RESISTOR 562 1 % 125W F TC=O+.lOO 28490 0698.8821
0698-8821 8 RESISTOR 562 1's 125W F TC=O4 100 28480 06984821
06W 1727 1 1 RESISTOR550 1'0 25W 28480 WS9-1727
12514600 0 CONNECTORSGLCONT PIN 1 14.MM-BSC-SZ SO 28x30 1251-0600

1251.I3600 0 CONNECTORSGLCONT FIN 1 14.MM-BSC-SZ SO 28480 1251.0600
1251.Om0 0 CONNECTOR-SGLCONT PIN 1 14-MM.BSC.SZ SO 28480 1251-0600
1251-06MI 0 CONNECTORSGLCONT PIN 1 14.MM-BSC SZ SO 28480 1251-0600
1251-OW0 0 CONNECTORSGLCONT PIN 1 14.MM.BSC-SZ $0 28480 1251-0600
Model 8903B
Reference HP Part Qty. Descr i p lion Mfr. Mfr. Part Number

A6TP6 1251 O6UO 0 CONNECTOR-SGLC O W PIN 1 14-MM-BSCSZ SO 28480 1251-0'90

A6TP7 1251 otoo 0 CONNECTOR-SGLCONT PIN 1 14.MM.BSC.SZ SO 28460 125l.OWO
A6U1 1823 0703 9 IC OP AMP LOW-NOISE &DIP-C PKG 52063 XR5533ACl.1

A6U2 1826 0783 9 IC OP AMP LOW-NOISE EDIF-C PKG 52063 XR5534ACN
A6U3 1626 0703 Y IC OP AMP LOW-NOISE &DIP-CPKG 52003 XRS53JACN
A6U4 18x) 0535 7 1 IC DRVR TTL AND DUAL 24PIP 01295 SN75451BP
A6US 1826 OWb 5 1 IC SWlTCH ANLG OUAD 16 LXP-C PKG 17856 DG20 1 BK
A6U6 1826 0783 9 IC OP AMP LOW-NOISE 6-D1P.C PKG 52063 XR553JACN

A6U7 i 8 x . 0 1 eo 0 1 IC TIMER TTL MONO/ASTBL 01295 NE455P
A6UB 1826 0759 9 IC COMPARATOR GP OUAD 14.DIP-C PKG 04713 LM33D.I
A6v9 l a x 0783 9 IC OP AMP LDW.NOISE 8.DIF'-C PKG 52063 XH553JACN
ABUlO 1826 092 I 7 2 D/A 10.BIT 16-CBRUSDRCMOS 28480 1826.0921
A6U11 08903@013 7 1 PROM 18160916 28480 08903-80013

A6U12 08903 800 1J 8 1 PROM 1816-091G 20460 08003~00014
A6U13 1826 0921 7 DA
; 10BlT 16-CBRUSDRCMOS 28460 18% 0921
A6U14 1820 119i 9 4 IC GATE TTL LS NAND OUAD 2-INP 01295 SN7JLSOON
A6VRl 1902 1397 5 2 DIO ZNR 12V 5% 28460 1902.1397

A6VR2 1902 1397 5 0 0 ZNR 12V 5'0 28500 1PO?. 139197
A6VFl3 1902 O S 6 2 1 DIOD€.ZNR 22V 5'0 Do-35 PD= 4W TC; + 093'0 28480 1902.0966
A6VR4-VR6 NOT ASSIGNED
A6VR7 1902.0562 8 1 DIOC€.ZNR 15V 5% D o 4 5 PD= 4W TC= + 087'0 28480 1902-0932
A6Wl 81 59 om5 0 RESISTOR ZERO OHMS 22 AWG LEAD D l A 28480 815%OCNlTj

A6W2 8150 0005 0 RESISTOR ZERO OHMS 22 AWG LEAD DIA 20480 01590005

Reference HPPart C Qty. Description Mfr* Mtr. Part Number
A7
A? 0890360130 7 1 LATCH ASSEMBLY 28480 08903-6013O
A7C1 01804116 CAPACITORFXD6.8UF+ -10% 35vDc TA 56269 150D685X9035B2

A7C2 01800229 CAPACITORFXD33UF+-lO% 1OVDC TA 56289 15OD336X901OB2
A7C3 01604832 CAPACITORFXD.01UF +-lo% 1 0 O m CER 28480 01604832
A7C4 01604832 CAPACITORFXD.OIUF + - l o % lOOVDC CER 28480 01604832
A7C5 01804116 C A P A C I T M D 6.8UF+-10% 35vDc TA 56289 150D685X9035B2
A7C6 01604832 4 CAPACITWWXD .OlUF +-lo% 1 O O v o C CER 28480 01604832

A7C7 01604832 4 CAPACITORFXD.OlUF + - l o % 1 O O M c CER 28480 01604832
A7C8 01604832 4 C A P A C I T M D .OlUF + - l o % lOOVDC CER 28480 01604832
A7C9 01604832 4 CAPACITORFXD.01UF + - l o % lOOVDC CER 28480 01604832
A7C10 01604832 4 C A P A C I T M D .OlUF + - l o % lOOVDC CER 28480 01604832
A7C11 01604832 4 CAPACITOFLFXD .OlUF +-lo% 1OOVDC CER 28480 01604832

A7C12 01604832 4 CAPACITORFXDA I U F + - l o % 1 0 O M c CER 28480 01604832
A7C13 01604832 4 CAPACITORFXD.01UF + - l o % lOOVDC CER 28480 01604832
A7C 14 01604832 4 CAPACITORFXD.01UF + - l o % 100VDC CER 28480 01604832
A7C15 01604832 6 CAPACITORFXD.OlUF +-lo% lOOVDC CER 28480 01604832
A7C16 01604832 4 CAPACITORFXD.OlUF + - l o % 1OOVDC CER 28480 01604832

A7C17 01604832 4 CAPACITOFLFXD .01UF +-lo% 1 0 0 m CER 28480 01604832
A7C18 01604832 4 CAPACITORFXD.OlUF +-lo% 1OOVDC CER 28480 01604832
A7C19 01804378 5 7 CAPACITORFXD.47UF+-10% 35% TA 56289 150D474X9035A2
A7C20 01804376 5 CAPACITORFXD.47UF+-10% 3 N D c T A 56289 150D474X9035A2
A7C21 01604822 2 2 CAPACITORFXDlOOOPF +5%1OOVDC CER 28480 01604822

A7C22 01604822 2 CAPACITORFXDlOOOPF +5%1OOVDC CER 28480 01604822
A7C23 0180-2249 5 2 CAPACITORFXD47UF+-10% 2OVDc TA 56289 150D476X9020R2
A7C24 0180-2249 5 CAPACITORFXD47UF+-10% 20VDc TA 56289 150D476X9020R2
A7C25 01804376 5 CAPACITORFXD.47UF+-10% 35VDC TA 56289 150D474X9035A2
A7C26 01804376 CAPACITORFXD.47UF+-lO% 35WC TA 56289 150D474X9035A2

A7C27 01804376 CAPACITORFXD.47UF+-10% 35VDC TA 56289 15OD474X9035A2
A7C28 018041 16 CAPACITOR-FXD 6.8UF+-lO% 35VDC TA 56289 150D685X9035B2
A7C29 01804116 CAPACITOR-FXD 6.8UF+-10% 35VDCTA 56289 150D685X9035B2
A7C30 01604789 CAPACITORFXD15PF + -5% 100VDC CER 0 30 + 28480 01604789
A7C31 01804376 CAPACITOR-FXD .47UF+-10% 35VDC TA 56289 150D474X9035A2

A7C32 01804376 CAPACITOR-FXD.47UF+-10% 35VDC TA 56289 150D474X9035A2
A7CR1 19014040 1 DIODESNITCHING 30V 50MA 2NS Do35 28480 19014040

A7CR2 19014040 1 DIODESWITCHING30V SOMA 2NS Do35 28480 19014040
A7CR3 19014050 3 DlODESWrrCHlNG 8OV 200MA 2NS D035 28480 19014050
A7CR5 19014050 3 D I O D E M C H I N G 8OV 200MA 2NS D W 5 28480 13014050
A7CR6 19014050 3 DIODESNITCHING 60V 200MA 2NS DO35 28480 19014050

A7CR7 19064042 3 1 DIODEDUAL 70V VF DIFF- lOMV 28480 19064042
A7CRBP 19064388 0 1 DIODE-DUAL 50V 2OOMA VF DIFF-3MV OM37 MSD6lOl
A7CB 19014050 3 DlODESWlTCHlNG 8OV 200MA 2NS D o 3 5 28480 19014050
A7CRlO 1901005a 3 DIODESNITCHING 8OV MOMA 2NS D 0 3 5 28480 19014050

A7CR12 19010050 3 DIODESWITCHING8OV 200MA 2NS D-5 28480 19010050
tRefer to Section 7 for update information *Factory Selected Component (Refer to Section 5). A Errata part c h a n g e .
rev.20JUN91 6-65
% W e 6-3. Replaceable Parts

Reference HP Part C Q,y. Deocriptlon Mfr. Mfr. Part Number
A7MP1 40400748 3 EXTR-PC BD BLK POLYC ,062-ED-THKNS 28480 4040-0748

1480-0116 8 PIN-GKV,062.IN.DIA .25-IN.LCi STL 28480 1480-0116
A7W2 4040-0755 2 1 DClRPC BD V I 0 POLYC ,062.BDTHKNS 28480 4040-0755
1480-0116 8 PIN-GRV .W-IN-DIA ,254N-LCi STL 28460 1480-0116
A7R1 NOT ASSIGNED

A7F12 0757.0442 9 RESISTOR (OK 1% ,125W F TC=O+-lW 24546 C4-1/&TO. 1002-F
A7R3 1810 OM5 7 1 NETWORK-RES8-SIP4.7K OHM X 7 01 121 20BA472
A7R4 NOT ASSIGNED
A7RS 0698.3155 1 1 RESISTOR 4.64K 1% .125W F TC=O+.lW 24546 C4-l/&TO-4931.F
A7R6 0757.0465 6 RESISTOR 1WK 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24548 C4-ld8-TO-1003-F

A7R7 0757.0465 6 RESISTOR l W K 1?b .125W F TC-O+.lOO 24546 C4-1;ElO- lW3.F
A7W' 0757-0440 7 7 RESISTOR 7.5K 1% .125W F TC=O+-lCO 24546 C4.1/8-T0.7501 -F
A7R9 0757.0440 7 RESISTOR 7.5K 1% .125W F TC=O+-1W 24546 C4~1/8-T0-7Wl

-F
A7R10. 0757-0440 7 RESISTOR 7.5K 1% .125W F TC=O+-lW 24546 ~ 4 - 1 / 8 - ~ 0 - 7 5-F0 1
A7R11 0757.0440 7 RESISTOR 7.5K 1'0 ,125W F TC=O+-lW 24546 c4-1:aio.750 1. F

A7R12 0698,6320 8 RESISTOR 5K 1% .125W FTC=0+.100 03888 PMEE.5-1/8-19.5001.F
A7R13 ffi98-6320 8 RESISlOR 5K .1% .125W F TC=O+-lM) 03808 PME55-1/8.TO.500143
A7R14 0698,3157 3 RESISTOR 19.6K 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4.1/8.10.1962.F
A7R15 0675-1021 8 2 RESISTOR 1K 10%.125WCCTC=-330;+8W 01 121 EPlO21
A7R16 0675-1021 8 RESISTOR 1K 10% ,125W CC TC=.330/+8W 01 121 881021

A7R17 0757043R 3 RESISTOR 5.11K 1%.125W FTC=0+.100 24546 CJ.l,~I-TO-511l-F
A7R18 07570.UU 3 RESISTOR 5.11K 1% .125W FTC=O+-I00 24546 C4.110-10-51 11-F
A7R19 0757 0438 3 RESISTOR 5 11K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4-1,'8.TO-5111.F
A7F120 075i-0438 3 RESlSTOR5.llK 1% .125WFTC=0+-100 24546 C4.1/&TO-5111.F
A7W1 0757-0438 3 RESISTOR 5.11K l o b .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4-l/Ef0~5111~F

A7W2 0699.0070 5 2 RESISTOR 3 16M 146.125W F TC=O+.lOO 28480 om-no70
A7W3 0693-0070 5 RESISTOR 3 16M 1% .125W F TC=O+-l00 28480 0699.0070
A7W4 0757.0438 3 RESISTOR 5 11K 1% .125W F TC=O+-lOO 24506 C4-110-TO-5111-F
A7W5 075i-0438 3 FIESISTOR 5.11K 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4-1/8.T0-511l.F
A7W6 0757.0438 3 RESISTOR 5.11K 1%.125WFTC=0+.100 24546 C4-1!8.TO.511l-F

A7W7 0757-0438 3 RESISTOR 5 1(I( 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 24546 C4.1/8 70.51 1l.F
A7W8 06PJ-1015 7 1 RESISTOR 1W 5% .25W FC lC=-4M)i+500 01 121 CR1015
A7TP1 1251.0600 0 CONNECTOR-SGLCONT PIN 1.1CMM-BSC-SZSO 28'LBO 125105GQ

A7TP2 1251.0600 0 CONNECTORSGLCONT PIN 1.14.MM.QSC.SZ SO 28480 1251. m o
A7TP3 1251~00011 0 CONNECTORSGL CONT FIN 1.1CMM.BSC.SZ SO 28480 1251.0600
A7TP4 1251-0600 0 CONNECTOR-SGLC O M PIN 1 14.MM.BSC-SZ SO 28480 1251-0600
A7TP5 1241-MjOo 0 CONNECTOR-SGLC O M PIN 1 14.MM.BSC.SZ SO 28480 12514600
A7TP6 1251.0600 0 CONNECTOR-SGLCONT PIN 1.14-MR1.BSC-SZSO 28480 1251-0500
A7U1 1820.1197 9 IC GATE TTL LS NAND QUAD 24NP 01295 SIJ74LSOON

A7U2 1826-0139 8 IC COMPARATOR GP OUAD 1S.DIP-P PKG 01295 LM339N
A7U3 1826.0323 3 1 IC OP AMP GP OUAD 14-DIP-CPKG 28.100 1826.0323
A7W 182G 0188 8 2 IC CONV B-B.D/A 16-DIP-C PKG 04713 MC1408L-A
A7U5 1820 1729 3 12 IC LCH T I L LS COM CLEAR &BIT 01295 SNi4LS2591.1
A7U6 1820.1729 3 IC LCH TTL LS COM CLEAR &BIT 01295 SN74LS2591J

A7U7 1820.1216 3 4 IC DCDR T I L LS 3-TO-8-LINE 3INP 01295 SN74LS138N
A7M 1820.1211 8 1 IC GATE T I L LS EXCL-OR QUAD 24NP 01295 SNi4LS86N
A7U8 1820-1195 7 3 IC FF TTL LS DlYPE POS-EDGE-TRIGCOM 01295 SN74LSl75N
A7U10 1820.1195 7 IC FF TIL LS C-TYPE POS-EWE-TRIG COM 01295 SN74LS175N
R b l e 6-3. RepIoccoDIc Ports

Reference HP Part C Qty. Description Mfr. Mfr. Parl Number
Designallon Number D Code
A7Ull 1820.1 195 IC FF TTL LS D.PIPE WS-EDGE-TRIG COM 01295 SNi4LS175N

A7U12 1820-1112 7 IC FF l l L LS DTYPE POS-EDGE-TFBG 01295 SN74LS7UN
A7U13 1820 1 1 I 2 IC FF TTL LS D N P E POS-EDGE.TR!G 01295 SN74LS74AN
A7U14 1820 1112 IC FF TTL LS D-TYPE POS.EDGE-TWG 01295 SN74LS74AN
A7U15 1820-0259 1 IC GATE TTL NAND OUAD 2-INP 01295 SN740JN
A7U16 1820.1 197 IC GATE TIL LS NAND OUAD 2-INP 01295 SN74LSMX.I
A7U17 18260371 IC OP AMP LOW.RIAS-H-IMPD TO-99 PKG 27014 LF258H
A7U18 1826.1018 1 ANALOG-SWITCH 4SPST 16-DIP-P 28480 1826.1018
A7U19 1826-0188 IC CONV 8-R-WA 16-DIP-C PKG 04713 MCl408L-e
A7U2Q 1820-1729 IC LCH TTL LS COM CLEAR 8-Rll 01295 SN74LS2591.I
A7U21 1820-1729 IC LCH TIL Ls COM CLEAR 8-BIT 01295 SN74LS259N

A7U22 1820.1779 IC LCH TTL LS COM CLEAR &BIT 01295 SN741S259N
A7U23 1820.1729 IC LCH TTL LS COM CLEAR &BIT 01295 SN74LS259N
A7U24 1820-1729 IC LCH TTL LS COM CLEAR &BIT 01295 SN74LS259N
A7U25 1820.1729 IC LCH T I L LS COM CLEAR %BIT 0129s SN74LS259N
A7U26 1020-1729 IC LCH l l L LS COM CLEAR 8.DIT 01295 SN 74 LS259N

A7U27 iam.ii2~ IC LCH TTL LS COM CLEAR 8.RIT 01295 SN74LS259N
A7U28 1820 1729 IC LCH T I L LS COM CLEAR 8 m T 01295 SN74LS259N
A7U29 1820-1729 IC LCH l l L LS COM CLEAR &BIT 01295 SN74LS259N
A7U0 1020.1 199 4 IC lNV 11L LS HEX 1-INP 01299 SN74LS04N
%bLe G-3. Replaceable Parts

Reference HP Par1 C Qty. Description Mfr. Mfr. Part Number
A0 08903-60134 - SERIAL PREFIX 2450A TO 2614A

A8 08903-W133 1 CONTROLLEWCOUNTER ASSEMBLY 28480 08M3.60 134
A8C1 0160.2055 9 CAPACITORFXD .OlUF +80-20% lWVDC CER 28480 01W-2055

A8Q 0160-2055 9 CAPACITORFXD .OIUF +8O-20% lWVDC CER 28480 01W.2055
A8W 01W.2055 9 CAPACITORFXD .OIUF +80-20% l W V D c CER 28480 0160.2055
A8c4 0160 2055 9 CAPACITORFXD .OIUF +80-20% lWVDC CER 28480 01602055
A8C5 0160.2055 9 CAPACITORFXD .OlUF +80-20°,0 1WVDC CER 28'80 0160.2055
A8C6 0160 2055 9 CAPACITOR-FXD .OlUF +80-20% IOOVDC CER 28480 0160.2055
A8C7 0160-2055 9 CAPACITORFXD .OlUF +80-20% lOOVDC CER 28480 0160-2055
A8CB 0160 2059 9 CAPACITOR-FXD.OlUF +80-20°$ lWVDC CEH 28480 0160-2055
A8c9 0160 2055 9 CAPACITORFXD OlUF +80-MQo100VDC CER 28480 0160.2055
A8C10 0160-205s 9 CAPACITORFXD .OlUF + 8 O . 2 o 0 o lOOVDC CER 28480 0160.2055
A8Cl 1 0160.2055 9 CAPACITOR-FXD .OlUF +80.20% 1OOVDC CEn 20480 01W.-1035

A8Cl2 0160-20?4 9 CAPACITORFXD .01UF +80-20°0 10OVDC CEH 20480 0160.2055
ABC13 0160-3GG 6 CAPACITOR.FXC1 lMMPF +.lo% IKVDC CER 28380 01€034556
A8C14 0160-3d5(i G CAPACITOR-FXD 1-F +-10% lKVDC CER 20380 0160-345G
ABC15 Ole0.019i 8 CAPACITOWXD 2.2UF+-1Oo62OVDC TA 5G289 1500225X9020A2
A8C16 0180.0229 7 CAPACITOR-FXD 33UF+-lO% lOVDC TA 56289 1~ o n 3 3 t x ~ n i o ~ 2

A8C17 oim n i ~ 7 8 CAPACITOR-FXD2.2UF+-10% POVUC TA 50289 15Co225X90ZUA2
A8Cl8 0180-0197 8 CAPACITORFXD 22UF+-1Oom2OVDCTA 56289 lSOD225X902VA2
A8Cl9 0180.019i 8 CAPACITOR.FXD 2.2UF+-10%20VDC TA 55281) 150D225X902UA2
ABQO 0 1W 20% 9 CAPACITORFXD .OIUF +80.20% 1WVDC CER 28480 0160 2059
A8C21 016Cl-2055 9 CAPACITORFXD .OlUF +80-20'0 1OOVDC CER 28480 0160-2055

A8C22 0 I6n 2055 9 CAPACITOR.FXL> OIUF +ao.m%1OOVDC CER 28480 0160-2055
A8Q3 NOT ASSIGNED
ABQ4 0160.2055 9 CAPACITORFXD. 0 1 W +80-2O% lOOVDC CER 28480 0160-2055
ABC25 0160.2X'I 2 CAPACITOR-FXD ZOPF +-5% 500VDc CER 0+.30 28480 01m.2264
ABQ6 Ol W-4789 0 CAPACITORMD 15PF +.Sea 1WVDC CER O + . J o 28480 01604789

A-7 0121 0.133 4 CAPACITOR-VT-R-AIR 2 6-23.5Pl: 350V 74970 189-050912.5
A8Q8 0160 2055 9 CAPACITOR-FXU.OlUF +802Ob 1OOVDC CER 28'80 0160.2055
A8C29 0180.0552 0 CAPACITOR-FXD 22UF+-2Oo- 25VDC TA 28.80 01804553
A8MO OlFQ.?05S 9 CAPACITOR.FXD .OIUF + e o - m b iwmc CER 28480 0160.2055
A8C31 0160.205s 0 CAPACITORFXD OlUF +80.20% 1M)VDC CER 28480 0160 2055
A8W2 01M)-2@55 9 CAPACITORFXD .OlUF +8020% 1WVDC CER 28.80 0160.2055
A8C33 016u 2055 Y CAPACITC)R.FXD OlUF +80-20?0IWVUC CER 28.180 01600.2055
A8W4 01Go-2055 9 CAFACITOFI-FXD .01UF +80-20?0 1OOVDC CER 28480 0 160.2053
A8W5 NO1 ASSIGNED
A8C36 0lal.2055 Y CAPACITOR-FXD OlUF +80-20% lOOVDC CER 28430 0102 TI095
A8W7 0180 174s 4 CAPACITORFXD 1SUF+-lO% 20VDC TA 5G2tlY 1500155X90X)A2
A8CR 1 i~oi-o350 3 DIODE-SV\'ITCHING8OV 2WMA 2NS D(7.35 28wJ leOl.0050

ABCR2 1001 0059 3 DIOCE-SWITCHING 8OV 200MA 2NS 0 0 - 3 j 2e480 1001-0050
A8CR3 1901 0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHINGBOV 200MA 2NS W . 2 5 28.80 1901-0050
A8CR4 1901.0050 3 DIODE.SWITCHING BOV 2WMA 2NS 0 0 . 3 5 28neO 1901.0090
A8CR5 1901 0050 3 DIODE4WITCHING8OV 2WMA 2NS 00.35 28480 1901 0050
A8CR6 1901-0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHINGBOV 2WMA 2NS D o 4 5 28480 1901.0050

A8CR7 1901.0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHING BOV 200MA 2NS 00-35 28480 1901-O(TJo
A8CRe 1901-0050 3 MODE6WITCHING 8OV 2WMA 2NS Do-35 28480 1901.0050
ABCFI9 1901.0539 3 DIODE-SM SIG SCHOTTKY 28480 1901.0539
mble 6-3.Rcplncenblc Ports

Reference
Deslgnatlon Par'
Number ; atY*
Descrlpllon Mfr.
Code
Mfr. Part Number
A8 08903-60134 - SERIAL PREFIX 2450A TO 261 4A

ABDS1 1993,0524 3 4 LEDLAMP LUM.INT=lMCD IF=ZOMA.MAX BVR=5V 28480 5082.4550
ABS2 1990-0524 3 LEDLAMP LUM-INT=lMCD IF=2OMA-MAX BVR=5V 28480 5082-4550
A0S3 1990.0524 3 LEDUMP LUM-INT=lMCD IF=ZOMA.MAX BVR=5V 20480 508-4550
AeDS4 19Eo.0524 3 LEDLAMP LUM.INT=l MCD IF=ZOMA.MAX BVR=5V 28580 5082.4550
ABJl 1200-0507 9 1 SOCKET-IC 16-CONT DIP-SLDR 28480 1200-0507
ABMP1 40ao74a 3 EXTRPC BO BLK POLYC O67-BD.THKNS 20480 4OJc.Oi38

1480-0116 0 PIN.GRV ,062.lN.DIA 25.IN.LG STL zemo 1480 (1116
A
8m 404@0747 1 EXTRPC RD CiRA POLYC .C62.RD.THKNS 28480 4041 0i.l;
1480011G a PIN-GRV .W.IN.DIA ,254N-LGSTL 28580 14hl O l l h
AeW3 08W3.00060 6 1 LBL-ED OJE MON 28480 0093303060
A801 1054 0810 2 1 TRANSISTOR NPN SI PD=625MW FI=200MPlZ 2e480
AeRl 0757.040 1 U FR'SISTOH 100 1% 1 Z V I F l C = O + - l W 24546
AeR? 0 6 0 ~3440
. 7 1 RESISTOR 196 1". .125W F TC=O+-100 24546
A0FU 1010 VJ55 5 1 NETWORK-RES 9-sipio OK OVM x e 2a.LYo
A0Pd 0757.0452 0 RESISTOR 1OK 1'0 125W F TC=0+-100 2 15.15
Aem 0757 041:' > riEsisToi3 TOY, i o o 125Vi' F 'rc=o+-ioo 2d%b
AeR6 0757 0142 9 RESISTOR IOh 1% 125W F TC=O+.iOrl 24536
A0W l 0 l C 0353 I? 1 NElWORK-RES6.81P330 0 OIfM X 5 01 121

ABRB 075: 03&! 9 RESlSlOF7 lOh l c o .125VI F TC=O+-lOO 23546
A0U9 0757 0,112 9 PEC'ISTOR l@KI">125W F TC=O+.100 24546
A0R10 0757.0W2 3
, Rmsicm toy: loo ww r i c = ~ . +t m 24545
A0Rll 0797 @ A 4 2 0 RCSISTCJR 101.. 1"o 125VI I:TC-0+.100 24516
A0R12 E:*;O Y f ? KESlSlOR 10K 1'0 1 2 W F TC=O+-.lW 2.1911.

A8R13 07:i7.0453 HESISTOR 51 1K 1". 12l.W F TC=O4 ,100 2'146
A0TPl 1251 o m ' 0 c'OPJlJECT0R.SC.I CONT FIN 1 14-MM-BSCSZ SO 2e.190

A0TP2 12'Jl oecI!> 0 CONNECTORSGLCOIJT PIN 1 14.MM.ESC.SZ SO 28580
A0TP3 1231 ocjo 0 CPNNECTOR-SOL CONT PIN 1 14-MI&BSC.SZSD 2A4m
ABTP4 izwmo 0 COIWECTOR.SrJL CONT PltJ 1 14-MM BSC.SZ SO 28480
A0TP5 1251-0690 0 CONNECTOR.SGL CONT PIN 1.14-MM-BS'd.SZ SO zwm
A0TP6 1251 @em 0 CUHNECTOR.SGLCONT PllJ 1 14-MM-PSC.SZSO 2~4.90

A8TP7 1251 OW0 0 CQNNECTOR.SGL CONI PIN 1 1J-MM-BSC.SZSO ZH580
ABTPB 1251.@9? 0 CONNECTOR.SGL CONT I1N 1 14.MM.E'SC-SZ SO 28APU
ABTW 1251.om0 0 CONNEClOR SGL CONI PIN 1 14-MM.BSC.SZ SO 2R48O
ABTP10 1291-oMx) 0 CONNECTORSGLCON? PIN 1 14-MM-BSC.SZSO 2R58O
AeTP11 1251 UWO 0 CONtJECTOR.SGL COPIT PIN 1 14MM-BSC.SZ SO 2tl4eu

AeTP 12 1251 OWJO 0 CONPIECTOR.SGL CONT PIN 1.14-MM.BSC.SZ SO 20480
A0TP13 1251 ocioo 0 ONNECTOR.SGL CONT PIN 1 14MM-BSC.SZ qO 2P580
ABTP14 1251 OW0 0 COIWECTOR-SOLCONT FIN 1 14-MM.ESC.SZ SO 2a580
ABTP15 1251-0600 n CONNECTOR-SGLCONT PIN I 14.MM.BSC.SZ SO 28480
AeTP16 1251-0500 0 CONNECTORSGLCOIJT OIN 1 14.MM.RSC.SZ SO 28480

A0TP17 1251-0600 0 CONNECTORSGLCONT FIN 1 14.MM-PSC.SZ SO 28480
AeTP18 1251 @m!I 0 CONNECTOR4GL CONT PI14 1 14MM-HSC.SZ SO 28430
A0U1 1020-1193 5 4 IC CNTR l T L LS BIN ASYlJCHHO 01295

A0U2 1ex.1193 5 IC CNTR l T L LS BIN ASYNCIiRO 012%
A0U3 10m.1231 6 1 IC GATE TfL LS AND OUAD 2-INP 01295
A0W 102u~1197 9 IC GATE l T L LS NAND QUA0 2-INP 01295
Aeu5 1Odz.. 1920 4 1 IC.FB.MPCI, CLK FREO=Z MHZ 2Q.W@
120, c554 3 EOCKET.IC 40-CONI DIP DP-SLOR 2849?
ABM 1RXI-2rn7 'j 1 IC-STATIC MEMORY INTERFACE 784m
im.crJ5.i 7 S(X;I<ET-ICpr)-CONT DIP DIP4LOR 28aOO
Aeu7 1nxr.14 1 i' 6 4 IC GATE 1TL 1S NbND OUAD 2.IIJP 01-5
1200.0638 7 2 SOCI(ET.IC 14-CONT PIP CIPSLOR 28.180
Tiable 6-3.Rcplocco Dlc Ports

Reference
Dwlgnatlon
HPParl
Number
C
D *' Description Mfr.
Code
Mtr. Part Number
A0 08903-607 34 - SERIAL PREFIX 2450A TO 261 4A
0890340017 1 1 WM-PROG X 2 28480 08903-80017

1200.0541 1 SOCKET-IC 2 4 C O M DIP DIP-SLDR 28480 1200-0541
084)3-80016 0 1 FOM.PR3G X l 28480 08903-80016
1200 o s 1 1 SOCKET-IC 24-CONT DIP DIP-SLDR 28480 1200.0541
08933-80018 2 1 FOM-PROGX3 28480 08903-80018
1200 0541 1 SOCKET-IC 24CONT DIP DIP-SLDR 28480 1200.05Al
08933-eoO19 3 1 mM.PRoG #4 28480 089J3.80019
1m0541 1 SOCKET-IC 24-CONT DIP DIP-SLDR 28480 12000541
oe903-ex122 8 1 ROM-PROG *7 28480 08903-80022
1200-0591 1 SOCKET-IC 24CONT DIP DIP-SLDR 28480 1200-0541
08903~80021 7 1 F0M.P- X6 28480 08903-80021
1200-05.21 1 SOCKET-E 24-CONT DIP DIP-SLDR 28480 1200-0541
%??A 7'0 26J I:\

r\HIIH 1818.3742 9 1 WM-PRDG Y2 28480 1818.3742
1200.0551 1 SOCKETC 24-COM DIP DIP-SLDR 284eO 1200.0511
,\*II!) 1818-3741 8 1 WM.PROG Y1 28580 1818-3741
1200.0541 1 SOCKET.IC 24-CON1DIP DIP-SLDR 28480 1200.95Al
AHllIO 1818 3743 0 1 KOM-PFOG #3 28430 1818.3i43
1200~0551 1 SOCKET4C 24-CONT Dit' DIP-SLDR 28490 12m 0 x 1
ARlllI I818 3744 1 1 ROMPROG Y J 28480 1818.37'14
1200.0541 1 SCCKET-IC.24-CONT DIP D1P.SLDR 28480 1200-0541
AH1112 1818-374i 4 1 ROM.PFOG Y7 28580 lele.3747
1200 0511 1 SCCKE1.C 2ACONT DIP DIP.SLDR 284880 12cl(l.0541
A8LIJ3 1818-3746 3 1 ROM.PROG XG 2e480 1818-x~~
MU14 1820 1193 5 IC CNTR TTL LS BIN ASYNCHRO 01295 SN7JLSl97N

MU15 18201193 5 IC CNTR TTL LS RIN ASYNCHRO 01295 SN74LS197N
MU16 1e a . 1287 8 1 IC RFR TTL LS NAND OUAD 2-INP 012% SNidLS37N
MU17 1820 141: G IC GATE TTL LS NAND OUAD 2-INP 01299 SNi4LS26N
lrn.0630 7 SOCKETC IACONT DIP DIP-SLDR 78s80 1200-0638
MU18 1820 1199 1 IC INV TrL LS HEX 1-INP 01295 SN7ALSOW
A8U19 1820 1202 IC GATE TTL LS NAND TPL 3-INP 01295 SNiJLSlON
A
em 18M 11w I IC iriv mLS HEX 1-INP 01295 SN74LBOJN
MU21 182Dl216 3 IC DcCf?TTL LS 3-TO-B-LINE31NP 0 1Z\'> SN7JLS 13eN
Mvn 1820 121G 3 IC K W I T I L LS 3-TO44INE XINP 01Z95 St4;JLSl3EN

mu23 l e i ? 01;4 0 1 fC IIJVTTI. HEX 01~35 SNiPWN
A8U24 141H
102Lo- 7 1 IC CrCDn l T L I.%RCD-TO.DEC 4 TO.lO.LINE 012% SN74LS42N
MU25 t w r ASSIGNED
12Oo.CYl 1 SOCKET-IC 24-CONT DIP DIP.SLDR 28.180 1200.054 1
1200 e541 1 SOCKET-IC24-CONT DIP DlP.SLDR 28.180 1200.ujJ 1
0893-8902.1 9 1 F\ohl.PF035 i D 28AFiO 08903 80024

1202 0541 1 SOCKFTC 24CONT DIP DIP-SLDR 2RAe0 1200-0541
o e o . i - 0 ~ 0 ~ 9~ 1 HOhl.FR00 +8 78.WO 089.~3.80020
1200.@C* 1 I SOCKETC 24CONT DIP DIP-SLDR 2840 1200.0'5l1
08903-80020 6 1 WM-PFOG X 5 28480 U8Tr)3-80020
1200. o x 1 1 SOCKET-IC 24CONT DIP DIP6LDR 28480 12orJO541
r e i 8 37.19 6 1 WM-PROG *9 2~480 ieie.374~)

1 2 w ow1 1 SOCKET-IC 24-COM DIP IYP-SLDR 28480 1200.oEJ1
l e i 8 3758 5 1 ROM.PTW)ci X8 28480 1818.3748
1m.0541 1 SOCKETC 24-CONT MP DIP-SLDR 28.180 1200.0541
1818.3745 2 1 ROM.PROG L15 meo 18ie.374~
1200-0541 1 SOCKET-IC 24-CON1 DIP DIF.SLDR 28*0 1200.0541
Reference HPPart C Mfr. Mfr. Part Number

A8 08903-60134 - SERIAL PREFIX 2450A TO 261 4A

A8U29 1820.1112 8 IC FF TTL LS C-TYPE WS-EDGGTRIG 01295 SN74LS74AN
MU30 1818.0197 2 1 IC NMOS 1024 (1K) STAT RAM 400-NS 3.5 34335 AMSlLllRDC
1200-0539 7 1 SOCKET-IC 18-CONT DIP DIP-SLDR 28480 1200.0539
M Y1 0410-0757 5 1 CRYSTAL-OUARTZ 2.000 MHZ HCGN-HLDR 28480 0410-0757

12K-0770 8 1 SCCKET.XTAL PCONT HCGN DIP-SLDR 28480 1200-0770
Ihble 6-3. Xcplacec~blcPorts

Reference
Designation
HP Part
Number '" Description M'r*
Code
Mfr. Part Number
A8 08903-60184 - SERIAL PREFIX 2652A TO 292244

A8 08903-60184 1 CONTROLLERCOUNTER&SEMBLY 28480 08933-60185
AeCl 0160.4832 4 CAPACITORFXD OIUF +80.20% IWVDC CER 28480 0160.4832

ABQ 0160.4832 4 CAPACITORFXD OIUF + 8 0 - X o o IWVDC CER 28480 oim.4e32
A8C3 0160.4832 4 CAPACITORFXD OlUF +80.20°0 lOOVDC CER 28480 0160.4032
ABCO 0160-4832 4 CAPACITOR-FXD OlUF +80-20'0 1WVDC CER 28480 0160.4832
A8CS 0160-4832 4 CAPACITOR-FXD OlUF +80-20% 100VDC CER 28430 0160-4832
ABC7 0160-4832 4 CAPACITORFXD OIUF +80.20% lWVDC CER 28480 018)-4032

A8cB 0160-4832 4 CAPACITORFXD OlUF +80-20% 1OOVDC CER 28480 0160 4832
ABc9 0160.4832 4 CAPACITORFXD OlUF +80-20°e lWVDC CER 28480 0160-4832
M C l0 0160 4832 4 CAPACITOR-FXD OIUF +80.20% 1WVDC CER 28480 01600-4832
A8C11 0160-432 4 CAPACITOR-FXD OlUF +80-20% lOOVDC CER 28480 018-4832
A8c12 0160.4832 4 CAPACITORFXD OlUF +80-20% IOOVDC CER 28480 OIGO-4832
2c.5241 TO M.t(i.4
,\d.'I9 0160.4832 4 CAPACITOR-FXD OlUF +80-20% 1WVUC CER 28480
'18CIJ 0160-4832 3 CAFACITOI7TXD .OlUF +80-F3% 1OOVDC CER 28480
2!@,9.1 7 0 m22.1
ARC13 01604822 2 CAPACITORTXD 1M)oPF +.1O?a lWVDC 28480
ASCI: 0160.4822 2 CAFACITOR-FXDlOOOPF +.IO?, IWVDC 28480
A8Cl 5 0180.0197 8 CAPACITOR-FXD 2.2UF+.10% 2OVDC TA 55289

A8C16 01O(~-OTZ!~ 7 C4PACITORFXD 33UF+.10°. IUVDC TA 56209
A8C17 Ol8tlO197 8 CAPACITORTXD 2.2UF+.1OoS20V0C1C 56289
AeC18 0180 01or &I CAPACITOR-FXD2 2UF+-1Oo020VDC TA 55289
A8C19 01W-0197 8 'ZAFACITORFXD 2.2UF+.10D02OVDC TA 55289
A8Q0 0 1 w 4832 4 CAPACITOR-FXD OlUF +80.20°0 lOOVDC CER 2040

A8Ql 0160-4832 J CAPACITOR.FXD OlUF +8U.ZOco lOOVDC CEn 2R490
A8Q2 0160.4S2 4 CAPACITORFXD OlUF +80.20% IOOVDC CER 28480
A8Q3 015n.PE32 3 CAPACITOR-MD OIUF +80.20°0 IOOVDC CEH 284RO
ABQ4 0160 4832 1 CAPACITOR-FXD OlUF +80.20% lOOVDC CER 28380
A8Q5 0 160.4787 8 CAPACITOR-FXD 20PF +-So* 500VDC CER O + - J o 2e48c
A8C26' 0 160.4 78 7 8 CAPACITOR-FXD 20PF +-5% 5OOVDC CER O + - x ) 28480
A m 7 012 1-0436 4 CAPACITOR-V TWRAIR 2 G-23.5PF 350V 74970

A8C28 ND1 ASSIGNED
A8Q9 NOT ASSIGNED
ABC30 NOT ASSIGNED
ABC31 NOT ASSIGNED
A m 2 NOT ASSIGNED
ABW4 NOT ASSIGNED
ABW5 NOT ASSIGNED
A8W6 NOT ASSIGNED
ABW7 0180-1745 4 CAPACITORFXD 1.5UF+.lO% 2OVDC TA 56289 150D155X13020A2
A8C39 OlW.4837 4 CAPACITORFXD .OlUF +*IO% 1M)VfX CER 28480 Olti04832

A8CM 0180.019i R CAPACITOR-MD2 2UF +.10%20VDC TA 2e480 0160-0I9i
ABCRI 1901.005u 3 DIODE.SWITCHlNG 8oV 2WMA 2NS 03 35 28480 1901-0050

A8CR2 1901.m50 3 DIOM6WITCHlNG BOV 2DnMA 2NS Do-35 2R.180 19@1-0050
A8CR3 1901.0050 3 DIODE-SWITCHING BOV 200MA 2NS 'P3.25 28480 1901.0050
A8CR4 1991-0050 3 [email protected] V 2mMA 2NS D3.35 2e480 1001-0050
A8CR5 1901 0050 3 OI@nE-SWIlCHlNGw)V :COMA 2NS 00-35 28480 1901-0090
A8CR6 19014050 3 E4ODE.SWITCHlNG BOV 2mMA 2NS W . 3 5 28480 1901.0050

A8CR7 1901.0050 3 L7OiXSWITCHING BOV 2mMA 2NS Do 35 26500 1901 0050
ABCR8 1901.0090 3 DlODE.SWITCHlNG BOV 2WMA 2NS W . 3 5 28480 1901.M)Jo
A8CR9 1901.0539 3 DiOM.SM SIG SCHOTl-KY 28480 1901-0539
l b b l e 6-3. RepIncenblc Purts

Deslgnetion Number 0 Code

A0CSl 19m 1110 5 LEDLAMP LUM-INT=1 5 MCD IF= 15MAMAX 28400 1903.1110
AeDs2 19% 1110 5 LEDUMP LLIM4NT-1 5 MCD IF=lSMA.MAX 28400 1990-1 110
A8c63 19~.1110 5 LEOLAMP LUM4NTm1.5 MCD IF= 15MA.MAX 28580 1990- 1 110
ABLY34 19m.1110 5 LED-LAMP LUM-INT=1.5 MCD IF= 15MA.MAX 20480 1993.1110
A8Jl 12M 0537 9 SOCKET.IC 16CONT OIP-SLDR 28480 1200-0500i
A8MPl 4000-0748 3 EXTR-PC ED ELK POLYC ,062-BD.THKNS 28480 4040-0748

1480C11G 8 PIN-GRV .062.IN.DIA ,254N.LG STL 28.180 1480-0tl6
ABMP2 4040 0747 2 EXTRFC BD GRA POLYC 062-BDTHKNS 28480 4000.0747
1480 O l l b 8 PIN-GRV G?jX?IN.DIA ,254N-LG STL 28.180 1380-011G
A8MP3 NOT ASSIGNED
A00 1 10% 0810 2 TRANSISTOR NPN SI PD=625MW FI=200MHZ 2R40O 10%-0810
A8Rl 0757 0403 0 RESISTOR 100 I", 125W F TC=0+.103 2454G C4 li8-70-101 F
A0R? 06W 3 Y O 7 RESISTOR 196 l o o 125W r TC=O+.lOO 24TU16 Cd 1.H TO 1WR-T

AeR3 101u-028G 2 NETWOFKCAPACITOR SIP 380 PF EA e PINS 2 8480 1810-0785
ABR4 0757 0442 9 RESISlOR 10K 1% 125W F TC=O+-103 24515 c4.i '8-10.it02.r
A0Ft 0757-0442 9 RESISTOR 10K 1'0 125W F TC=0+.100 24540 CJ~1;0~10-1CI12 F
A0R3 075l.0442 g RESISTOR 10K l o o 125W F lC=O+.lOo 245aG C4-l:e 10.10~2-F
Am7 NOT ASSIONEO

ABR9 0757 Odd2 9 RESISTOR 1OK l o o 125W F T C = O + - l O 24546 C4 I 8-TO 1v32 F
ABR9 075.0442 9 RESISTOR (OK 1'0 125W F lC=O+ 100 2451G c ~ - i ~ c -1002
rw F
ABRlO 0757.0.~~ 0 RESISTCR 10K l o o 125W r TC=O+-lCC 24546 Cn -1ie.70.1 m2.F
A0Rll 0757.0442 9 RESISlOR 10K l o o 125W F TC=O+ 103 24546 CX.1 O.IO.l(ri2-F
A0R12 o i 5 i 0.1;:' 0 RESISTOR 10K loo l25W F TC=O+-103 24546 CJ.I I).? 0.1 m-r
ABR13 0757 0458 7 RESISTOR 51 1K 1"s 125M'F TC=O+ 100 249.60 C d 1.010.5112-F
A0TPl 1251.503S (1 CONNFCTOP6GL CONT PIN 1 14-MM-NSC-SZSO 225?G G5WO.llS

ABTP2 NOT ASSIGNEn
A0TP3 NDT ASSIGNEC
ABTP4 NO1 ASSIGfJkD
A0TP5 NO1 ASSIGNED
ABTP6 NOT ASSIGNED

A0TP7 NOT ASSl~GNfD
A0TP0 NOT ASSIGNED
A8TP9 NO7 ASSIbI\ICL7
A0TPlO NOT ASSIGNED
ABTPI 1 NOT ASSIGNED

A0TP12 NOT ASSIGNED
ABTP13 NOT ASSIGNEU
A0TPl4 NOT ASSIGNED
ABTP15 NO1 ASSIGNED
A0TP16 NOT ASSIGNED

A8TPl7 NO1 ASSIGNED
ABTPlB NOT ASSIGNED
Model 3903B
Ihble G-3. Replaceable Ports

Reference
Deslgnation
HP Part
Number E Descrlption Mfr*
Code
Mfr. Pert Number

ABUl 1820.1103 5 4 IC CNTR l T L LS BIN ASYNCHRO 01295 SN74LS197N
A8U2 1820.1193 5 IC CNTR 'TTL LS BIN ASYNCHRO 01295 SN7JLSl9TN
ABU3 18al.1201 6 1 IC GATE TTL LS AND OUAD 2-INP 01295 SN74150BN
Aaw l a m - 1197 9 IC GATE l T L LS NAND OUAD 24NP 01295 SN74LSOON
ABU5 i8al-icca 4 1 IC-F8+MPU.CLK FREOr2 MHZ 2~580 iamiwa
1200.0654 7 3 SOCKE1.C 4OCOM DIP DIP.SLDR 28480 12m-rn4
ABW ia~l~202i 6 1 ICGrATIC MEMORY INTEFIFACE 28480 18200.2027
1200-0654 7 SOCKE1.C 44-COM DIP DIP.SLDR 2~480 1200.0654
Aau7 1820 1417 6 4 IC GATE TTL LS NAND OUAD 2-INP 01295 SN74LS26N
12rn.0638 7 2 SOCKtT-IC 14-CONT DIP DIP-SLDR 28580 12oo~m8
A8UB NOT ASSIGNED

Aav9 NOT ASSIGNED
MU10 NOT ASSIGNED
ABUll NOT ASSIGNED
ABU12 IJOT ASSIGNED
ABUl3 NOT ASSIGNED
ABU15 18.X 1193 5 IC CNTR l T L LS BIN ASYNCHRO 01295 SN7JLS197N

ABU16 1820 1287 6 1 IC Bi I3 TTL LS NAND OUAD 2-llJP 01295 SI.J;.ILS~~~J
ABU17 162U 141; 6 IC GATE lTL LS NAND OUAD 2.INP 012% SIJi.lLS26PJ
1700 @&W 7 SOCKET-IC 14CONT DIP DIP-SLDR 28.180 12U)-OMR
AeUlB 1 8 X 1199 1 IC INV TTL LS HEX 1-INP 01295 SN74LSO4rJ
ABU19 1820-1202 7 IC GATE TrL LS NAND TPL 34NP 01295 SN74LS10N

ABU20 1&2W 119:) 1 IC INV 1rL LS HEX 1-iNP 01295 SNiJLSW4P.I
MU21 1820 121b 3 IC CCDR TTL LS 3.T043-LINE 3-INP oim SN:N,C~.~~.I
ABU22 l e a 1216 3 IC [?CUR TTL LS 3 ro.a.LiNE NNP 01Z5 SF17JLS133N
ABU23 1RXl.0174 0 1 IC lFlV TrL HEX 01295 SN7404N
A8U2.l NOT ASSIGNED

ABU25 NOT ASSIGNED
ABU26 NOT ASSIGNED
ABU27 NOT ASSIGNED
Aau28 NOT ASSIGNED
A8U29 10x1 111,. a IC Fr ITL LS DTYPE POSEDGE-TRIG

ABWO 18 IH ;I IS', 2 1 IC NMOS 1024 I1K1 SlAT FMM 400-NS 3-5
12(Y' 053s 7 1 S;?CI(ET.IC 18-CONT UP DIF.SLDR
08, .', ; I" '33,j 4 1 28.180 06903 B003ri

l"? 112; 5 1 28480 176) 1121
W6903.00ClY 2 I W M 7Fh)G 10 19M3B ONLY1

r2m.1171 5 1 SOCKET-IC DIP FC
A8U34 lex) 1281 :? 1 IC CCDR 1TL LS 2.TO.d-LINE DUAL 24JP
ABYl 0.110 0:s; 5 I CRYSTAL.0UART.Z 2 000 MI (7I+C.6iU IiLUR 2840 OJlLl~Oi~~

A8Y 1 0410 0757 5 1 CRYSTAL.OUAFTTZ 2 000 MHZ HC.&U.HLDR 28480 04 10.0757
A1 MP34 A1 MP30 A1 MP6 A1 MP29 A1 MP14 A1 MP16

I
nI M r I Z
I / /
PI I I w r L
AlMP17- /
A1 MP$/ A1MP1k 1 \A;MP37 I AiMP27 yl MPl1
A1 MP39 A1 MP23 A1 MP33 AlMP35 AlMP38 MP22 and MP23

LABEL HOLDER AND LABEL
*Except Option 001
Figure 6-3. Chassis and Mechanical Parts Identification - f i o n t Panel
A1 OJ1
MP28 MP29 A14
POWER
JLE
. F1
FUSE
A12J3
/
MP33 A12J2 u1
I I
Q1 MP37
I T1
I \ P36
M
TRANSFORMER RED LABEL
ASSY SIDE OF
UNDER REAR PANEL REAR PANEL
Figure 6-4. Chassis and Mechanical Parts Identification - Rear Panel (2742A and above)
6-76 rev. 15FEB89


Reference HPPart C Mfr. Part Number
Designation Number D Qw' Description Mfr-
Code
A8 08903-60300 - SERIAL PREFIX 2948A AND ABOVE

AS 06903-60300 3 1 COFlTROUEWCOUNERASSEMBLY 28480 0890380300
01604832 4 22 CAP-FXDO.OluF100V 09969 RPAlOX7R103KlOOV

01604832 4 CAP-FXD 0.OluF 100 V 09969 RPAlOX7R103KlOOV
01604832 4 CAP-FXD 0.OluF 100 V 09969 RPAlOX7R103K100V
01604832 4 W - F X D 0.OluF 100 V 09969 RPA1OX7R103K1OOV
01604832 4 CAP-FXD 0.OluF 100 V 09969 RPAlOX7R103K1OOV
A8C6 01604832 4 CAP-FXD 0.OluF 100 V 09969 RPAlOX7R103K1OOV

A6c7 01604832 4 CAP-FXD 0.oluF 100 V 09969 RPAlOX7Rl03K1OOV
Aaca 01604832 4 CAP-FXD 0.OluF 100 V 09969 RPAlOX7Rl03KlOOV
A6cg 01604832 4 CAP-FXD 0.OluF 100 V 09969 RPA1OX7R103KlOOV
AaClO 01604832 4 CAP-FXD 0.OluF 100 V 09969 RPA1OX7R103KlOOV
A6Cll 01604632 4 CAP-FXD 0.OluF 100 V 09969 RPAlOX7R103KlOOV

A6c12 01604832 4 CAP-FXD 0.OluF 100 V 09969 RPAlOX7R103KlOOV
A8C13 01604832 4 CAP-FXD 0.OluF 100 V 09969 RPAlOX7R103KlOOV
A8C15 01604832 4 CAP-FXD 0.01uF 100 V 09969 RPA10X7RlOWlOOV
MC16 01604832 4 CAP-FXD 0.oluF 100 V 09969 W A l OX7R1OW1OOV

A6C17 01604832 4 CAP-FXD 0.0luF 100 V 09969 RPA10X7R103KlOOV
ABC16 01604632 4 CAP-FXD 0.OluF 100 V 09969 RPAlOX7R103KlOOV
MC20 01604832 4 CAP-FXD 0.OtuF 100 V 09969 RPA1OX7R1OW1OOV
MC21 01604632 4 CAP-FXD 0.0luF 100 V 09969 RPAlOXIRl03K100V

A6c22 01604832 4 CAP-FXD 0.OluF 100 V 09969 RPAl0x7131 03K1OOV
A6C27 01604822 2 2 CAP-FXD 1OOOpF 100 V 09969 RPA2oCOG102JlOOV
A6C28 01604822 2 CAP-FXD lOOOpF 100 V 09969 RPA2oCOG102J100V
A6c29 0160-1974 1 1 CAP-FXD 1OuF 35 V TA 56289 15OD106X9035FV
A6C30 01604635 7 1 CAP-FXDO.luF50V 09969 RPA2oXIR104K50VPT

A S 3 1* 01604783 4 1 C A P f X D 15pF +-2% 200V CER COG 06352 FDllXO32D15OG
A6C32 01604765 2 1 CAP-FXD36pF20OV 09969 RPE121-105cOG36Q120OV
A6C33 0160-2111 0 4 CAP-FXD33uF35VTA 56269 15OD336x903sA
ABC34 01600197 8 4 CAP-FXD 2.2uF 20 V TA 56269 150GZ25X9020A2
A8C35 01800197 6 CAP-FXD 2.2uF 20 V TA 56289 15OD225X9020A2

ABC36 01800197 6 CAP-FXD 2 . 2 ~ F20 V TA 56269 15OM25x9020A2
ABC37 01600197 8 CAP-FXD 2.2uF 20 V TA 56269 1SX.k?25X9020A2
A6C36 0180-2111 0 CAP-FXD 3 3 ~ 35F V TA 56269 150D336X9035SA
A8C39 0160-2111 0 CAP-FXD 33uF 35 V TA 56269 150D336X9035SA
A8C4O 0160-2111 0 CAP-FXD 33uF 35 V TA 56269 15OD336X9035SA

A8C41 0121-0436 4 1 CAP-VAR 23.5pF 2.6pF 350 V AIR 74970 1894509-125
A8CRl 1901-1096 1 6 D I O D E W C H I N G 1N4150 50V ZOOMA 4NS 9N171 1N4150

A6CP2 1901-1098 1 DIODE-SINfTCHING 1N4150 50V MOMA 4NS 9N171 1N4150
A8CR3 1901-1096 1 DlODESWrrCHlNG 1N4150 50V 200MA 4NS 9N171 1N4150
A6CW 1901-1096 1 D I O D E W C H I N G 1N415O 50V 200MA 4NS 9N171 1N4150
A6CR5 1901-1096 1 D I O D E W C H I N G lN4150 50V ZOOMA 4NS 9N171 1N4150
A8CR6 1901-1096 1 DlODESWrrCHlNG IN4150 5OV 200MA 4NS 9N171 1N4150

A8CA7 1901-1096 1 DIODESWITCHING 1N4150 50V 200MA 4NS 9N171 1N4150
ABCRB 1901-1096 1 DIODESWITCHING 1N4150 50V MOMAINS 9N171 1N4150
tRefer t o Section 7 for u p d a t e information. *Factory Selected Component (Refer to Section 5 ) . & Errata part change.
rev. 2OJUN91 6-77

Replaceable Parts
l b b l e G-3.Rcploccoblc Ports
Reference HP Part C Description M'r. Mfr. Parl Number
D
Q,~,
Deslgnaiion Number Code
A8 08903-60300- SERIAL PREFIX 2948A AND ABOVE

Ae[xsl 1990-?llO 5 4 LEDLAMP LUM-INT=1.5MCD IF=15MA.MAX 28480 HLMP.3600
A8DS2 1990.1llO 5 LED-LAMP LUM.INT= 1.5MCD IF=lSMA-MAX 28480 HLMP.3600
A8DS3 1990.1110 5 LEDLAMP LUM-INT=I.5MCD IF= 15MAMAX 28480 HLMP.2600
ABLE4 1990.1110 5 LED-IAMP LUM.INT=l.SMCD F=15MA-MAX 28480 HLMP-.%OO
A8R1 0757-0001 0 1 RESISTOR 100 +.lo& .125W TF TC=O+-100 12498 CT4. li8-TO. 10 1 -F
AB@ 06W.3440 7 1 RESISTOR 196 + - l o b .125W TF TC=O+-lOO 12498 CT4lIO-TO-106R.F
Aew 075i.041f 7 1 RESISTOR 511 + - l o b ,125W TF TC=O+.lOO 12498 CT4.1'8-TO-511R-F
A8Rj 0757.0412 9 2 RESISTOR 10K +-lob.125W TF TC=O+-lOO 12498 ClJ-l,S-TO.103Z.F
AeR7 0757.0M2 9 RESISTOR 10K +.ll 125WTF TC=0+-100 12498 CT4-1!0-TO 1 W . F
ABRB 1810 0206 8 2 NETWORK-RESB SIP 1O.OK OHM X 7 C1433 7 5 ~ i8

A8FS 1010-OZJG 8 NETWORGRES &SIP 1O.OK OHM X i c1433 7504 I
ABS1 3101 OJlH 3 1 SWITCH.DIP RKR l O l A O lA3OVDC 81073 76~se,ios1
A8TPl 1241 0590 0 2 CONNECTOR-SOLCONT PIN 1.14-MM-RSC.SZ SO 1?3GO 94-155-1010-0103 W

A8TP2 1251.0tiOO 0 CONNECTORSOL CONT PIN 1 14.MM-BSC-SZSO 12x9 94- 155. 1010~01-03-[)o
ABUl 18311 133 5 4 IC 0 4 7 17l 7 L LS RtN ASYNCtlnO 01295 SlJi4l ?lqJIJ

A8W 1flm 1193 5 IC UJTR TrL LS BIN ASYIJCHRO 01295 SN7zlIS 1V I 4
ABU3 1820 1201 6 1 IC GATE TI. LS AND OUAD 2-INP 01295 SN74LSOCFI
A8U4 1820 11% 9 2 IC GATF TTL LS NAND OUAD 24NP 01295 SNiJLSOflN
A8U5 1820-1193 5 IC CNTR TL LS BIN ASYNCHHO 01295 SNilLSl9il4
ABM l e a 1193 5 IC CNTR l 7 t LS RIN ASYNCHRO 01295

A8Ui 1820-1,117 G 2 IC GATE TTL LS NAND OUAD 2.INP 01295
A8U8 1020I.117 6 IC GATE l 7 L LS NAND OUAV 2-INP 01295
ABU9 1~x1 tic9 1 1 IL i r w T T L LS HEX 1 . w 01235
ABUlO lHm-1202 i 1 ICGATET3LLSNANDTPL3INP 012%
A8Ul 1 lflZ(1-1TlG 3 2 IC LCM TTL LS 3-TO-8-LINE34NP 01205

ABUl2 loa?.?119 8 t IC FF TTL LS DTYPE POS-EWE.TNG 01295
ABUl3 1820.1?CO 3 1 IC GATE TTL LS OR QUAD 2-INP 01295
A8Ul4 1820-26:J 9 1 G M P U CLK FREO=2 MIiZ. EFIHANCED 6800 04713
A8Ul5 08933-87003 9 1 PROGRAMMEDROM 2840
ABU16 1820.1281 2 1 IC D C D F - n L LS 2-TO-4-LINEDUAL 01295

ABU17 1018 3 l @ J 2 1 IC crdos 65536 ( 6 4 ~STAT
) WIM 1 5 0 . 3,s
~~ S4013
ABU18 1079 1197 9 IC GATE TrL LS NAND QllAn 2-INP 01295
A8U19 ieCv29S:1 3 1 IC-PERIPHERALINTERFACE ADAPTER,CLK=PMHZ O G 13
A8MO 1820.191i 1 1 IS CRVRTTL LS LINE OCTL 01295
A8U1 1820 3c3JR 1 1 IC I(.IVTTL AS HEX 01295

A8U22 1820 1216 3 IC IXDR TTL LS 3.50-8.LINE 31NP 012%
ABVRl 1826 1338 2 1 IC M I X 8-D1P.P FKG 01295
A8Yl 0410 0779 1 1 CRYSTA1.-QUARTZ8.0 MH7 HC.18:U.HLDR 11236

4030 O i 4 H 3 1 EXTRPC ED BLK POLYC .06S-lN-RD.THKNS 20480
,1040 0747 2 1 EXTRPC ED GRA POLYC E2-IN.BD-THKNS 28480
1480 01 16 8 2 FINGRV .O(%4N-OIA25.1N-LG STL 73957
0351.OOZ 6 1 AVET-SEMITUB OVH .OBI)DIA 125LG 28480
1400 C97? 7 1 CLIPCMPNT .139..154-DIA STL 915oG
1200 O % i 1 1 SOCKET-IC-DIP28CONT DIP LYP-SLDR 01295
1200 0654 7 2 SOCKET-ICDIP POCONT DIP DIP-SLDR 01295
Reterence HP Part C Q ~ ,
Description Mfr- Mfr. Parl Number
Dbrlgnation Number 0 Code

A9 0890360118 1 1 REMOTE INTERFACEASSEMBLY 28480 08903-601 18
A921 0180-0374 3 CAPACITOR-FXD10UF+.10°6 ZWDC TA 56289 150D105xB020B2

A9C2 0180-029 7 CAPACITORFXD 33UF+-lOA lOVDC TA 56289 150U335X901082
ASC3 OlW.2055 9 CAPACITOR-FXD.OIUF +80-20% 1WVDC CER 28480 0160.2055
A9C4 0180-0197 8 CAPACITORFXD 2.2UF +-1Ooo20VDc TA 56289 150D225X902OA2
A9C5 01m.2055 9 CAPACITORFXD .OIUF +80-20% 1M)VDCCER 28480 0160-2055
A903 016tr2055 9 CAPACITOR.FXD .OlUF +80.2U'% lWVDC CER 28480 OlWJ 2055
A9c7 01fa2055 9 CAPACITOR-FXD.OlUF +8040% 1OOVDC CER 28480 018020%
AgcB 0160.2055 9 CAPACITOWXD .01W +80.20% 100VDCCER 28480 0 160-2055
0160-2055 9 CAPACITORFXD .OlUF +80-20% lWVDC CER 28480 0160-20!%
ABcIO 0160.2055 9 CAPACITORFXD .OlUF +80-20% 1OOVDC CER 28480 0160-2055
ABcll 01m-205s 9 CAPACITOR.FXD .OlUF +BO-x)% lWVDC CER 28480 0160-2055

AX12 0160 2055 9 CAPACITOR-FXO.OlUF +80.20% IWVDC CER 28480 0160.2rJ55
AX13 OlW2055 9 CAPACITOR-FXD .OIUF +80-20% 1WVDC CER 28400 OlGo.2095
AX14 OlW2055 9 CAPACITOR.FXD .OlUF +80-20°b 1M)VDC CER 28480 0150.20'i5
A9C15 0160.2055 9 CAPACITORFXD .01UF +80-20'0 lWVDC CER 28480 0160.2'055
AS16 0160-2055 9 CAF'ACITOR.FX0 .01LIF t80-2Oob 1WVDC CER 28580 0160-2055

A9C17 O l W 0574 3 2 CAPACITOR-FXD 022UF +-;O'o 1OOVcX: CER 28480 OlG0-05i4
AX18 0140.01PG 3 1 CAPACITOR.FX0 150ff +.Sob 300VDC MICA 72136 DMlSI:15 1 JOJCOWV ICn
AX19 0160.0574 3 CAPACITOR.FXD 022UF +-20% 100VK: CER 28480 0150-0574
A m 1 1901 0510 8 DIODE-SMSIG SCHOTTKY 28480 1901.0318
A9MP1 40dC-07Jf3 3 EXTRPC BD ELK POLYC .062.BD-THKNS 28480 40Jo.Oi40

14YOOllb 8 PIN-GW OS24N.DIA .25-llJ.LG STL 28.180 14W O l l b
A9MP2 4040 073G 3 1 EXTR-PCED WHT POLYC ,062.BO-THKNS 28SuO 4040-0756
14BO.OlIG 8 PIN.GRV OfQ-IN-DIA.25-IN.LG STL 28.rB0 1480-0116
A9R1 0698 3 U 4 I 2 RESISTOR 316 1'0.125W F TC=O+-lCQ 24546 Cd-lBTO 315R.F

A9R? 1810-OrnG 8 NETWORK.RES 5SIPlO.OK OHM X 7 01121 208A103
A9R3 18100206 6 NFTVJORK-RES8.SIPlO.OK OHM X 7 01 121 208A103
A A9R4 06980094 9 RESISTOR 2 15K 1% .125W FTC=O+-1W 24546 -F
C 4 - ll8.10.1 %l
A9R5 0757 04lG 7 RESISTOR 511 1% 125W F TC=O+.l(X, 24546 C4 li8.TO 57 1R-F
A9R5 1810 @IS5 3 1 CIETWORK.RES 10-SIP MULTI.VALUE 28480 1810.0135

A9R7 W980'x)3 8 RESISTOR I 9 5 K 1% .125W F TC=0+.100 24546 C4,1:&TO-l961.F
A9RB ome 3 ~ 4 1 RESISTOR 316 1% 115W F TC=O+ .lo0 2424 CO.l,'R 10.315R-F
A9R9 0757-OU2 9 RESISTOR 10K 1% 125W F TC=O+-lCU 24WG G4-1/8-70~1032~F
A9S1 3101 1073 7 1 SWITCH SL 7-1A DIP-SLIDEASSY .1A SOVDC 28480 3101-1973
1200 0485 2 1 SOCKET-IC 14-CONT DIP DIP-SLUR 28480 12W.bOJp5
A9TP 1 1251.0600 0 CONNESTOR4GL CONT PIN 1.14.MM.ESC-SZ SO 28420 1251.ru.90

A9TP2 1251-0500 3 CONNECTOR.SOL COIJT PIN 1 14.MM-BSC.SZ SO 28480 1251 O!,OO
A9TP3 1251 @%)0 0 CONNECTCIR.SGL CONT PIN 1.14.MM-BSC-SZSO 26.180 1251-0500
A9TP4 12514?500 0 CONNECTOR.SGLCONT PIN 1 14-MM-BSC.SZSO 28480 1251.0500
A9TP5 1251.0600 0 CONNECTOR-SGLCONT PIN 1 14.MM-BSC.SZ SO 28480 1251.0600
A9TP6 1251 0600 0 CONNECTOR-SGLCONT PIN 1.14.MM.BSC.S.Z SO 28480 1251-0500

A9TP7 1251~0W0 0 CONNECTOR.SGL CONT PIN 1 14-MM.BSC.SZ SQ 28480 1251-0600
A9TP8 1251.0600 0 CONNECTOR6GL CONT PIN 1.lJ-MM BSC-SZ SO 28480 12510@30
A9TP9 1251.0600 0 CONNEC1OH.SGLCONT PIN 1.14.MM-BSC.SZ SO 28480 1251-0600
%ble 6-3.Rcploccnblc Ports

Reference HPParl C Description Mfr* Mfr. Part Number

A9u1 1820.1112 8 IC FF TTL LS D N P E mS-EffiE-TRIG 01295 SN74LS74AN
ADU? 08901-80004 4 1 PROM 18160915 28480 08901.Boo04
A9W 1m-1112 8 IC FF TTL LS DTYPE POS-EDOE-TRIG 01295 SN74LSiJAN
ABM 1820.1417 6 IC GATE TTL LS NAND QUAD 2dNP 01295 SN74LS26N
Aeus 1820.2740 0 1 IC COMPTR TTL LS MAGTD 2-INP 8-611 01295 SN74LSGBBN
Aew 1820-14)5 7 1 IC GATE TTL LS NOR DUAL 51NP 07263 74LS2WPC

Aeu7 1820-1198 0 2 C GATE TTL LS NAND QUAD 2-INP 01299 SN74LS03N
A9UB 18201689 4 2 ICUARTTTLQUAD 01295 1820-1689
AOLB 1820-1199 0 IC GATE TTL LS NAND QUAD 2-INP 01295 SN74LS03N
AeUl0 1820.1689 4 2 ICUARTTTLOUAD 01295 18200.1689
A9U11 1820 1200 5 2 I C I N V T l L L S HEX 01295 SN74LS05N

A9u12 1820.1112 8 IC FF TTL LS DWPE KIS-EDGE.TAIG 01295 SN74LS74AN
A9U13 1820.12M) 5 IC INV T l L LS HEX 01Z95 SN7dLSO5N
A9U14 1920.1199 1 IC INV TTL LS HEX 1.INP 01295 SNi4I.SO.iN
A9U15 1820 6054 5 1 IC GATE TTL NAND WAD 21NP 01295 SN74OON
A9U16 im 1216 3 IC LEDR TTL LS 3-TO-8.LINE 31NP 01295 SN74LS13eld

A91117 18a.ldIi 13 IC GATE TTL LS NAND W A D 2-INP 01299 qN;JLS2LiN
ADU18 1820 2100 6 1 IC MICPROC-ACCESSNMOS DUAL &BIT 03263 38GlEPC
1200 0694 7 SOCKETC 40-CONT DIP DIPSLDR 28480 1200 O'i54
ADU19 1820 1416 5 1 ICSCHMITT-TRIG m LS INV HEX I-INP 01295 SNi4LS14N
A(wx, 1820Wi21 2 1 IC BFR l T L NAND OUAD 2-INP 01295 SN7430N
Model 8903B Replaceclble Parts
Table 6-3.Rcplaceoblc Pm-fs

Reference
Designation
HP Part
Number E Description Mfr.
Code
Mfr. Part Number

A9 0890360297 7 REMOTE INTERFACE ASSEMBLY 28480 08903.60297
ASC? 0180-2111 0 1 CAP-FXD33uF 35VTA 56289 150D335X9035SA
Aecs 0180-0197 8 1 CAP-FXD22uFZOVTA 56289 150D225X9020A2

Asc5 0160.4832 4 12 CAP~FXDOOluFlOOV 09969 RPAlOX7R103KlOOV
AX8 0160.4832 4 CAP-FXDOOIUF 100V 09969 RPAlOX7R103K1OOV
AS7 0160-4832 4 CAP-FXDOOluF l 0 0 V 09w9 RPAlOX7R103KlOOV
A9W 0160-4832 4 CAP.FXDOOluF 100'4 09969 RPA 1OX7R103KlOOV
ASW 0160.4832 4 CAP FXD OOluF 100 V 09969 RPAlOX7R103K1OOV

AS10 0160-4832 4 CAP-FXD OOIUF l O O V 09969 RPA 1OX7Rl03K1OOV
m 11 0160-4832 4 CAP-FXD0 0 l ~ F
100 V 09969 RPA 1OX7R 103K1OOV
m 1 2 0160.4832 4 CAP.FXDOO1uF l 0 0 V 09E(69 RPAl OX7R103K100V
AX13 OlW4832 4 CAP-FXDOOluF l 0 0 V 09969 RPAlOX7R103KlOOV
A9C14 018)-4832 4 CAP-FXD001uF l O O V 09969 RPAlOX7R103K1OOV

A9C15 016V4832 4 CAP-FXD 0 OluF 100 V 08969 RPAlOX7HlWK100V
AS16 01604832 4 CAP-FXDOOluF 1 0 0 V 09969 RPAlOX7RlW3K100V
m 1 7 01M) 4033 5 2 CAP-FXD0 022uF 100 V 09969 RPA20X7R223K1OOV
A9C18 0160-5814 2 1 CAP.FXD l%pF l 0 0 V 09969 RPA10CbG 151J i WV
A9C19 01W.483.1 5 CAP-FXD 0.022~F1CU V 09969 RPA20X7R223KlOOV
A m 1 1901 051.9 8 1 MOOE&XOlTKY SM SIG 12403 5002.2R00
A9R1 OW9 3L14 1 2 RESISTOR 31fi + - l o o ,125W 1F TC=0+.100 12498 CT4.1'8-TO-316R-F

A9R2 181O-OKE e 3 NETWORK-RES &SIP 10.OK OHM X 7 c1433 750-01
A9FO 181Ooa6 8 NFTWON(-RES &SIP 10.OK OHM X 7 c1433 750.8 I
A9R4 0690.0004 9 1 RESISTOR 2 15K +-1% .125W TF TC=O+-100 24%6 CJ.1 'O.lO.2151.F
A96 0757.0416 7 1 RESISTOR 511 + - 1 % 125WTF TC=O+.lOO 12490 CTJ. 1/[email protected]
A9R6 1810 0136 3 1 NETWORX4ES 10-SIP MULTI-VALUE 01 121 4 1Os003

A9R7 0698 0083 8 1 RESISTOR 1.96K +-1% ,125W TF TC=0+.150 12498 CT4.1'8-TO.1961-F
ASRB 0690-3444 1 RESISTOR 316 +-1% .125W TF TC=O+-lW 12498 CT.l.li8- TO-316R-F
A9R9 0757-0442 9 1 RESISTOR 10K +-lb.175W TF TC=0+-100 12498 CT4.1/8.TO- 1002-F
Am10 l@lO-O20G 8 NETWORK.RES asip 1 0 . 0 ~OHM x 7 C143 75081
ASS1 3101.1973 7 1 SWITCH-DIPSL 7-1AO.lA 50VDc 11236 l1P-1028
A9TPl 1251-0600 0 8 COPINECTOR.SGL CONT PIN 1 14.MM-BSC-SZSO 12360 04-l55.1010~01~03 00

A9TP2 i25i-om0 o CONNECTORSGLCONT PIN 1.14-MM-BSC-SZSO 12350 94-155-1010~01~03~M
A9TP3 1251.0500 0 CONNECTOR-SGLCOFIT ITN 1.14 MM.RSC&! S O 12360 94.155 1010~01~03 Cu3
A9TP4 1251-01100 0 CONNECTORSGL COt4T PIN 1.14-MM-BSC-SZSO 12360 94- 15S101O.01-03-M
A9TP5 1251.0600 0 CONNECTORSGL CONT PIN 1.14.MWBSC-SZSO 12360 94.155 I O 1 0.01.03 '
0
A9TP6 1251 0%(1 0 CONNECTORSGLCONT FTN 1 14 MM-RSC-SZSO 12xjo 94.1 55.ioin.oi -03.~0
A9TP7 1251-0600 0 CONNECTOR-SGLCON7 FIN 1 14MM.RSC.SZ SO 12360 94.155-1010-01.03 1x1
ABTP9 1251 0600 0 CONNECTORSGL CONT PIN 1 14.MM.OSC-SZ SO 12360 94 155-1010-01-03N)
A9U1 1820.1112 8 3 IC FF l 7 L LS DTYPE POS-EDGE.TRIC; 01295 SN74LS744N

A9U2 OH93I.80004 4 1 PROM 1816-0915 ?OJ80 OAW 8ono.1
mu3 1820-1112 8 IC FF TTL LS DWPE WS.E[X;E-TRG 012% SN74LS74APJ
A9W 1823 1417 G 2 IC GATE l T L LS NAND OUAD 2-INP 01295 SNi4LS2fiN
mu5 18200.2740 0 1 IC COMPTR TTL LS MAGTD 2 INP &PIT 34235 AM25LS2521PC
Replaceable Parts M o ~ P S903B
I
Table 6-3. Reploccablc Ports


A9U6 1820 1905 7 1 IC GATE TTL LS NOR DUAL 54NP 18324 74LS2GON
A9U7 1820.1198 0 2 IC GATE TTL LS NAND W A D 24NP 01295 SN74LS03N
A9UB 1820-1689 4 2 IC4NTERFACE XCVR INSTRUMENTBUS IEEE 01295 MC3446N
A9u9 1820.1 190 0 IC GATE TTL LS NAND OUAD 24NP 01295 SN74LSOJN
A9U10 1820-1689 4 IC-INTERFACEXCVR INSTRUMENT BUS IEEE 01295 MC3446N
A9U11 1820 1200 5 2 IC INV TTL LS HEX 01295 SN74LS05N

A9U12 1820.1112 6 IC FF TTL LS DTYPE POS-EDGE-TRIG 01295 SN74LS74AN
A9U13 1820 1200 J IC INV TTL LS HEX 01295 SN74LSO5N
A9U14 1820.1 199 1 1 IC INV TrL LS HEX 1-INP 012% SN74LSOJI.I
A9U15 1820.0054 5 1 IC GATE TTL NAND OUAD 24NP 01295 SN74W)N
A9U16 1820.1216 3 1 IC DCDR l T L LS 3-TO-8-LINE51NP 01295 SN74LS139N

A9U17 1820.1417 6 IC GATE TTL LS NAND OLlAD 2-INP 01295 SN74LS26N
A9U18 1820.2983 3 1 IC-ERIPHEPALINTERFACE ADAPTER,CLK=2MIIZ 04713 MC68B21F'
A9U19 18m.141G 5 1 IC SCHMITT-i i.ili. ITL LS INV HEX 14NP 01295 SN7JLSlJN
A9U20 1820 0621 2 1 IC BFA TTL NAbln OUAD 2.1NP 01295 SN7430N
A9XS 1 12CQ.04K 2 1 SOCKET-IC.I'IP 1d-CONTUIP MPSLDR 51 167 14-82040
A9XU16 1200 0654 i 1 SOCKE.I-IC-I1II- 4OGONT DIP DIP.SLCH 012995 C8/4cl.01
1480-011G 8 2 PIWGRV W2.IPI-CIA .25.1N-LG STL 73957 GP24 063 Y XW 1i

4040 0740 3 1 EXTR.PC DD BLK rout .W.IN.RD.THKNS 28480 4040 07.18
4049 0756 3 1 EXTRPC ED WHT P O L K ,0624N-BD-THKNS 28480 4040-0i55
7121.4611 2 1 LAPEL4NFORMATION.15IN-WD 6.IN.LG 09535 LO1003
7121,4611 2 1 LABEL-INFORMATION 15.IN-WD G-IN.LC 0?535 LO 1003
Model 8903B R q ~ l a c e d ~Parts
k
a b l e 6-3. ReplaceaOIc Parts

Reference HP Part C Q,y. Description Mfr. Mfr. Part Number
A1 0
A1 0 08FO.3.60r('R 9 1 REMOTE INTERFACE CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY 28480
AlWl 1251 3283 1 1 CONNECTOR 24-PIN F MICRXBBON 28480 1251-3283
AlOMPl 0380061*I 4 2 STAVDOFF.HEX 32i.lN.LG 6.32THD 0MX)O ORDER BY OESCRlPTlOtJ

2190 003.1 5 2 WSHER-LK HLCL NO 10 1944N4J 28480 219('.0054
AlOMP2 15301CW A 2 CLLVIS 0 0704N W SLT: 0 454-IN PIN CTR Woo0 OROER EY OES(:RIPIfON
210.0019 6 8 WSHER.LK HLCL NO 4 115-IN-ID 28480 2193-0019
22crJ0109 8 2 SCREW-MACH4-40 43WN.LG PAN-HD.POZI 0MX)O ORDER @Y UESCFUPI IOFJ
226oOM):' G 2 NUT HEX.DBL-CHAMA.40THD ,061 IN.THK 28480 2260-rnT
W d e 6-3.Replaceable Parts
Reference HPPsf'l C aty. Description Mfr- Mfr. Part Number
Designation Number D code
A1 1
A11 08903-60015 7 SERIES REGULATOR SOCKET ASSEMBLY 28480 0890360015
AllCl 01800116 1 CAPACITOR-FXD 6.8UF+-l0?6 35VDC TA 56289 1500685x903502

A11C2 01800116 1 CAPACITOR-FXD 6.8UF+-10% 35VDC TA 56289 1500685x903582
AllC3 01800116 1 CAPACITOR-FXD 6.8UF+-10% 35VDC TA 56289 1500685x903582
A11Cd 01800116 1 CAPACITOR-FXD 6.8UFtlO% 35VDC TA 56289 1500685X9035B2
AllFl 2110.€001 8 FUSE 1A 250V NTD 1.25X.25 UL 75915 312001

A11F2 21100294 1 FUSE 4A 32V NTD 1.25X.25 28480 2110029*
A11F3 2110.€001 8 FUSE 1A 250V NTD 1.25X.25 UL 75915 312Wl
A1 1MP1 21100269 0 FUSEHOLDERCUPM P E 2 5 W U S E 28480 21 104269

A11MP2 21100269 0 FUSEHOLDERCUP TYPE25WUSE 28480 2110269
AllMP3 21 100269 0 FUSEHOLDERCUPTYPE.25WUSE 28480 2110-0269
A11MP4 21100269 0 FUSEHOLDERCUP TWE.25D-FUSE 28480 21104269
AllMP5 21 100269 0 FUSEHOLDERCUP NPE.25WUSE 28480 2110-0269
A11MP6 21100269 0 FUSEHOLDERCLIP MPE.25D-FUSE 28080 21 104269
AllXOl 120041 6 SOCKET-XSTR 2 C O M T O 4 SLDR-EYE 28480 12000001
AllXUl 1mM)41 6 SOCKET-XSTR 2CONT 10-3 SLDR-EYE 28480 12000001

A11XU2 1xKHx)41 6 SOCKET-XSTR 2 C O M 10-3 SLDR-EYE 28480 12000001
*Factory Selected Component (Refer to S e c t i o n 5 ) . A Errata part change.

?Refer to Section 7 for u p d a t e information
rev.16FEBlO 6-85

Reference Qty. Description Mfr- Mfr. Part Number
A12
A12 08903-60016 6 1 CONNECTOR FILTER ASSEMBLY 28480 08903-60016
A1X1 0160-2307 4 5 CAPACKORFXD47PF +b%3 O O V D C MICA 28480 0160-2907

A1x2 0160-2055 9 CAPACITOR-FXD .OlUF +80-20% l 0 O M c CER 28480 0160-2055
A12M 0160-2055 9 CAPACKORFXD .OlUF +80-20% 1 0 0 M c CER 28480 0160-2055
A12C4 0160-2055 9 CAPACKORFXD .OlUF +80-20961 0 0 M c CER 28480 0160-2055
A1211A 1250-1096 8 4 CONNECTOR-FFBNC FEU SGL-HOLE-RR 5 0 a M 28480 1250-1096

21904347 3 4 WASHERFL MTLC 7/16 IN .4674KID 05057 P-1476-1
A1212 NOT ASSIGNED

Ala3 1250-1096 CONNECTOR-RF BNC E M SGL-HOLE- 5 0 a M 28480 1250-1096
A1214 1250-1096 CONNECTORRF BNC E M SGLHOLE-RR 50- 28480 1250-1096
A1215 1250-1096 CONNECTOR-RF BNC E M SGLHOLE-RR 50- 28480 1250-1096
A12L1 91404210 INDUCTOR RFCKMLD 1OOUH 5% .166DX.385LQ 28480 91404210

A12U 91404210 INDUCTOR RFCKMLD lOOUH 5% .166DX.385LQ 28480 91404210
A12L3 91404210 INDUCTOR RFCH-MLD lOOUH 596 .166DX.385LQ 28480 91404210
A12L4 91404210 INDUCTOR RFCH-MLD 10OUH 5% .166DX.385LQ 28480 91404210
tRefer t o Section 7 for update information .Factory Selected Component (Refer t o Section 5 ) . A Errata part change.
reu.20JUNSl 6-87
Model 8903B
Reference HP Part C Q,~. Mfr. Mfr. Part Number

Deslgnelion Number D Code
A1 3 08903-60129/192/292 - SERIAL PREFIX 2450A TO 2922A

2150.1 7 ' 0 2fi%'.\
A13 08!303-G0129 A 1 POWEFI SUPPLY MOTHERBOARD 28480
2iJ7.4 7 ' 0 l i l Y . \
A13 08!Q3-~18P 1 1 POWER SUFF'LY MOTHERCOAFX) 28.100
2?4JJ:\7'0 2!12:',\
A13 08W.bcX1292 2 1 PUVJCR SUPPLY MOTHERBOAt7D 28480
271 7.4 TU 2; 12.4

,\l.K'J 0180 2317 8 2 CAPACITOR-FXD360OUF+:5~1Oo0 AOVDC At 00853 539 7445 0:
2(jtK)-O2i 1 1 6 SCREW.MACH 1032 312-IN.LG PAN-HD.POZ1 oooO0 ORDCR EY DESCRIf'IION
A 19(N 0180-2317 8 CAPACITO%FXD31ioour-+75 10% UJVDC AL (XI853 539 7 4 4 07
26dO 0271 1 6 SCRI.W.MACH 1Ck32.312-1N.I.G PAN-HDPOZI 00330 ORDER RY DESCRPl ION
A J9CY O l M C&I fl 1 CAPACITORFXD.013F+73-166 25VIy; AL 28580 0 IR(,Ol:,7
2680 0271 i 6 SCREW.MACH 1032.312-iri-i.~PAN.HDPOZI 00000 O R M R DY D F S C l r l l ~ l l
8 : CAPACITOR FXD 36oOLlF+75 10%J O V D C AL 00853

1 5 SCAEW-MACH ICL32 375 IN-LG PAN-HD4'OZI m 0
9 G V4SIIER.LK EX1 1 NO 10 195-lN.ID 00030
8 CAMCITORFXD 36ooVF+75 10°o JOVDC AL mw3
1 6 SCRFW-MACI-I 1032 375-IN-LGPAN.HDF'OZI OOOO!)
0 6 WASHER LK EXT T NO 10 l%-IN-ID ooooo
8 1 CAPACITOR-FXD 0136+75 lW0 25VoC AL 28480
1 G SCREW-MACH 1032 375 IN.LG PAN.IiDPOZI 00000
Y 5 VJ4SIiER LK I X T T NO 1V l'Jj-IN-ID 00000
t'?.io:\ ?'f I 2 ! ) 2I
,l J.?(.'l 019cJ02?l 3 CAFACIIOA-FXD lUF+.loUO 35VDc TA 55289
.1J3f.3 OlOCOll~ I C.APACITOH-FXD6 8UF f 10% 35VLX TA 56280
AIS6 OlcOO2?1 3 CAPACIT0R:RD lUF+-lO% 35VDc TA 50203

A1X7 01.u!-0~'10 2 1 CAFACITOR.FXCJ270PF +.5%300VDC: MICA 7?136
A13C8 01ROorcl; 0 CAFACITORMD 2 2UF+-lOOb POVDC TA 56289
A1X9 018OOl!G 8 CAPACITOR.FXD 2.2UF +-loo. 2OVEC TA 55289
AlX10 01~011ti 1 CAPACITOR-FXD6 811F+.IOy. 35VDC TA 5628"
AlXll OleOOlPi 8 CAPACITOR-FXD 2 2UF +-10'c POVDC TA 56288
AlX12 0160 057b 5 1 CAPACITOR-MD lUF 4 -20'- WVDC CER 28480

AlX13 01m220; 'I CA17A(11TOR.FXD47PF +.5OC. 3MVDC MICh 28.1RO
AlXlA 01552307 ,1 CAPACITOR-FXD47PF +.Soc 300VDC MICA 28*0
A13C15 OIW-2Wi 4 LAPACITOR.FXD 47PF +-5% 300VDC MICA zeao
A13C16 016CI-2,107 A CAPACITOR-FXD47PF + . Y e 3MlVDC MICA 28480
AlX17 01604805 1 CAPACITOR.FXD A7PF +-Yo 1CVVDC CER 0+.30 28480
21.50;1 TO ItM2;l
A I SCI 6 01%1.45?5 4 3 CAPACITORFXD 1UF + . l o o . 50VDc CER 28480 0160-4533'.
;\13CJH 015C3535 4 CAPACITOR-FXDIUF +-1C% SOVDC CER 28580 01M-3533
.l J9f.W 01604535 4 CAPACITOR.FXD iur + . i u ~ 5wm
.~ CER 28480 0164-4535
2TjiA 7'f)2!)2:'.\
r l J.?('I? 0160 5459 5 3 CAPACITOR.FXD 1UF 10'0 5OVDC 28480 0150.5'lG?l
,\I .%'J!) OlIjO5'lG?l 5 CAPACITOR-FXD1UF 10% BOVDC 2P48U o 1a n w
A J3CW 0160.5469 5 CAPACITOR-FXD1UF 10% BOVDC 28580 0160.5469
AlXRl 1901-0200 5 4 DIODE-PWR RECT lOOV 1 SA 28480 1901-0200

AlXF72 1901-0200 5 DIODE-PWR RECT 100'4 1.5A 28480 1901-0200
AlXR3 1901.om0 5 DIODE-PWR RECT 100V 1 5A 28580 1901-0200
AlXRA 1901 0200 5 DIODE PWR RECT looV 1 5A 28480 1901 OZQO
AlXR5 1006 0231 2 1 DIODECT-RECT 2OOV 15A 28480 19LX.0231
1200.0033 e 4 INSVLATOR-XSTRALUMINUM 28480 12CQ~0033
120:. 302 1 2 1 HEAT SINK TO-3-CS 28490 1205.0021
2190.0COG 1 4 WStiER-LK HLCL NO 6 141-IN-ID 28480 21mn)-ooc)5
2350 0229 1 2 SCREW.MACH 6-32 562-IN-LGPAN-HD-POZI 00000 ORDEFi PA' DESCRlPTlOll
2420-0002 6 4 N O 4iEX.DBL-CHAM 6-32.THD .IO94N.THK 28.180 24;Y).002
30W)-02?7 3 4 WASHER-FL MTLC NO 6 1A9-IN.ID 28580 3050 0227
Iteplaceable Parts Model 8003B
Itzble 6-3. Repll.'laccoDIC Ports

Reference HP Part C Q,~. Description Mfr. Mfr. Part Number
Deolgnatlon Number 0 Code

2 150.1 7'0 2)22A
A 13CIrc' 1901.0159 3 7 DIODE-PWR RECT 400V 750MA D3-41 28480 190-0159
AlXR7 1901.0033 2 MOM-GEN PRP leOV 200MA DO-7 28480 1901-0033

AlXR8 1901.OW3 2 DIODE.GEN PRP leOV 200MA DO-7 28480 1901-0033
AlXR9 1901.0033 2 DIODE.GEN PKP leOV 200MA DO-7 28480 1901.0033
AlXRlO 1901-0033 2 DIODE.GEN PRP 1EOV 200MA DO-7 28480 1901.0033
AlXR11 1901.0159 3 MODE.PWR RECT 4M)V 750MA 03.41 28480 1901-0159
2.1MA TU 2Y22.l
n 13c11I2 1901.0159 3 MODE.PWR FECT 400V 750MA D o 4 1 28480 1901.0159
A13CR13 1901-0153 3 MODE~PWRRECT 4OOV 750MA 03.41 28480 1901.0159

AlXR14 1901.015s 3 MODE.PwFI HECT 4OW 750MA 0 3 4 1 28580 1901.0159
AlXR15 1Dol,0159 3 MODE-PWRRECT 400V 750MA D o 4 1 28480 1901-0159
A13316 1901 0159 3 MODE-PWR RECT 400v 7 5 0 ~~ 3 ~. ~ 1 28480 1901-0159
A13DSl 1 m 0485 5 4 LEDLAMP LUIA-INT=BM)UCDIF=30MA,MAX 28480 5082-4984
2 ISO..l 70 m 2 ; \
A I.YIJS2 1990 oJ85 5 LEDLAMP LUMWT=800UCD IFEWMA-MAX 28480 5082-4984
Al3DS3 1990-0485 5 LEDLAMP LUM-INT=BOOUCDIF=WMA.MAX 28480 5082.4984

Al3DS4 1990.0485 5 LEDLAMP LUM4NT=8WUCD IF=%MA.MAX 28490 5082.49n.l
Ala1 1251.4736 1 1 CONNECTOR 26-PIN M RECTANGULAR 28480 12514735

Ala2 1251-3412 8 1 CONNECTOR 6-PIN M POST TYPE 28480 1251 3312
A13J3 1251-5169 6 2 CONNECTOR 6-RN M POST TYPE 28480 1251.5169
A13JP1-8 815 9 - 0 0 5 0 RESISTOR.ZER0 OHMS 22 AWG LEAD MA 28480 8159.005
A13JPl.E 8159.00'3 0 RESISTOR.ZER0 OHMS 22 AWG LEAD DIA 28480 8159.0035
A13J4 1251.5169 6 CONNECTOR 6-PIN M POSl TYPE 28480 1251-5169
24WA TU 2922:\
AlY1.1 9140-0137 1 1 INDUCTOR RF-CH-MLDM
IH 59. .~DX
GLG a=60 28480 9140-0137
A13L2 9103 31122 4 5 INDUCTORFIXED 120-1300 HZ 28480 9103.3922

A13L3 9103.3922 4 INDUCTOR-FIXED 120-1300 HZ 28480 9103.3922
A13L4 9lCX) 3022 4 INDUCTOR-FIXED 120-1300 I-IZ 28480 9103-0022
Ala5 9103 3922 4 INDUCTOR-FIXED 120-1300 HZ 28480 9103.3922
A13L6 9103 3922 4 INDUCTOR-FIXED 120-1300 l i Z 28480 91(0.3P22
AlJL7 9140.02 I O 1 INDUCTOR RFCH.MLD 100UH So. 1tGDX 385LG 28480 9140-0210
Al3MPl 0403-0285 9 8 RUMPER FOOT-ADH MTG 12 7-MMWD 284e0 0403-0285
A1301 18540477 7 TRANSISTOR NPN 2N2222A SI 10.18 PD=500MW 04713 2N2222A

1205-0012 1 1 HEAT SINK TO.18GS 28480 1205-0012
Ala2 1884 OW5 0 1 THYRISTOR.SCR VRRM=50 04713 MCRT%9P.2
2190-0035 1 W4SHER.LK HLCL NO. 6 .141-1N-ID 28480 2lWo-0035
2360-0228 1 SCREW.MACH 6-32 .562-lt.I-LG PAN-HD.POZI n0m0 ORDER R Y DESCRIPTION
24iO OW2 G NUT.HEXJJBLCHAM 6-32-1HC) 109-IN.THK 28480 2420.002
3050.022i 3 MSHER-FL MTLC NO. 6 149.IN-ID 28480 30500227
A1303 18W.0276 7 1 THYRISTOR-TRIACTO-220AB 28480 1884.0276
21~X)-O(oB 1 W\SHER.LK HLCL NO 6 .ldl.lN-ID 28480 21w.0039
2360.0229 1 SCREW-MACH642.5624N-LG PAN-HDPOZI 00000 ORDER BY DESCRIPTION
24iO.002 6 NUT.HEX.DBL-CHAM 6.32-THD 1OD-IN.THK 28480 2420-0032
3050.0227 3 WASHER.FL MTLC NO. 6 ,149-IN-ID 28480 3050-0227
1884.0244 9 3 THYRISTOR-SCR VRFhrl=4(XI 31585 S26CQD

1880-0244 9 THYRISTOR-SCRVRRM=KO 31585 S2603D
18W.0244 9 THYRISTOR-SCR VRFM=400 31585 S2603D
1884-OW5 1 3 THM(IST0RSCR VRRM=400 31585 526wd

1884-03.15 1 THYRISTOR-SCRVRRM=400 31585 526wd
18.9.0344 1 THYRISTOR-SCRVRFM=4W 3~585 S2GCQD
NOT ASSIGNED
105d 047i 7 TPAPISISTOR NPN 2N22Z.9 SI TO.18 PD.-500hlVJ 04712 214222212

Model 8903B
=ble G-3. Rep laccabIC Ports

Reference HPParl C Description Mfr.
Designation Number D w' Code
Mfr. Part Number
A1 3 08903-60129/192/292 - SERIAL PREFIX 2450A TO 292249

0757.0401 0 RESISTOR 100 1% 125WFTC=O+.lW 24546 C4-1.'8.TO. 101-r
0698.3429 2 1 RESISTOR 19.6 1% .125W F TC=O+-lOO 03BB8 PME55.1/B-TO.l9R; F
0757-0401 0 RESISTOR 100 1% .125W F TC=O+-lW 24546 C4-1/8-T0-101-F
0757-0440 7 RESISTOR 7.5K 1% .125W F TC=O+-lW 24546 C4-1/8-10-7501-F
81 10-0180 0 1 AIBBON.F€S 157-0nM/FT .025%.0625 28480 81 10-0180
0757.0460 1 1 RESISTOR 61.9K 1% .125W FTC=O+.lW 24546 C4.1BTO.6 192.F
0757.0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W F TC-O+-100 24546 C4.1/8-TO.l001.F

0698.0083 8 RESISTOR 1 9 6 K 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24548 C4-1/t?-TO.1961.F
0757.0394 0 RESISTOR 51.1 190.125W F TC=O+-lW 24546 C4.1,8-T0.51Rl .F
0757-0334 0 RESISTOR 51.1 1% .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4-1/E-TO-51R1-F
07570' 5 RESISTOR 6.19K 1% .125W F TC=O+.lW 19701 MF4Cl/&T0.6191 -F
0698.4020 1 RESISTOR 9.53K 1% ,125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4.1/8-TO.9531.F

0757-0274 5 RESISTOR 1.21K 12.125W F TC=O+.lOO 24546 C4.1,'8-TO-1211-F
0757-0401 0 RESISTOR 100 1% ,125W FTC=O+-1011 24546 C4-1B-50. 101-F
0757.0401 0 RESISTOR 100 1% 125W F TC=O+-lW 24546 C4-1/8-TO-l01 F
0757.0401 0 RESISTOR 100 1% .125W F TC=0+-1W 24546 C4-1,'8.TO. 101.F

075i.0401 0 RESISTOR 100 1% l25W F TC=0+-1W 2454G C4.1;8-TO. 101-F
0757.0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% 125W F TC=O+-lW 245413 C4 1C-TO.1001.F
0757-Om1 0 RESISTOR 100 1% 125W F TC=0+-1W 24546 C4-1/8-TO-lfli-F
0757.0442 9 RESISTOR 10K 1% 125W FTC=O+-IW 24-6 C4.l;R-TO.lW2.F
0698.3437 2 RESISTOR 133 1'0.125W F TC=O+.lW 24546 C4-1;[email protected]
0757.0501 0 RESISTOR 100 1% .125W F TC=O+.100 24546 C4.l ,B-TO-101-F
0757-042 9 RESISTOR 10K 1% .125W FTC=O+-lW 24546 C4-1:8-TO-1002-F
0757.0401 0 RESISTOR 100 1% 125W F TC=O+-lW 24546 C4-1;B.TO-101-F
0757-0401 0 RESISTOR 100 1'0 125W F TC=O+-lW 24546 C4-1:8-TO-101.F

0757-0442 9 RESISTOR 10K 10.0 125W F TC=O+.lW 24%6 C4-1.8-TO-1002-F
0757-0401 0 RESISTOR 100 1'0 125W F TC=O+.lW 24546 Ca.i:8-TO-lOl-F
0757 0 4 2 9 RESISTOR (OK 1% 125W FTC=O+.lW 24546
0698.3537 2 RESISTOR 133 ''0 125W F TC=O+.IW 24546 C4-li0-TO-133R-F
0698 8823 4 RESISTOR 1M 1'- 125W FTC=0+.100 28.380 0609.892:
NOT ASSIGNED
NOT ASSIGNED
0753-0280 3 RESISTOR 1K l ' c 125W FTC=O+.lW 25456 C4-1:8-TO-lOOl-F

0698-3132 4 RESISTOR 2b1 l"0.125W F TC=O+-lW 25456 C4-1/8-TO-2610-F
Replaceable Part: Model S003B
%BLe 6-3.RcpIacea.Blc Parts

Reference HP Part C Qty. Descriptlon Mfr. Mfr. Part Number

A13TPl 1251-0600 0 CONNECTOR-SGLCONT PIN 1 14-MM-BSC-SZSO 28480 1251-0600
Al3TP2 1251.0600 0 CONNECTORSGLCONT PIN 1 14-MM-BSC-SZSO 28480 1251-0600
A13TP3 1281-0600 0 CONNECTORSGLCONT PIN 1.14-MM-BSGSZ SO 28480 1251-0600
2MA TO 2W2A
AIYTJV 1251GS30 0 CONNECTORSGLCONT PIN 1.10-MM-BSC-SZSO 28480 1251.0600
A13TF5 1251-0600 0 CONNECTORSGLCONT PIN 1.14-MM-BSC-SZSO 28480 1251-0600

A13TFV 1251-0600 0 CONNECTORSGLCON7 PIN 1.lkMM-BSC.SZ SO 28480 1251.0600
2A5OA TO 2652.A
A13111 18266-0785 1 IC OP AMP LOW*BIAS-H.IMPD W A L 8-DIP-C 01295 7L072ACJG
\ zt%A
2 i l i ~TO
A13111 51801817 1 IC OP AMP LOW-BIAS-H.IMPD W A L I-DIPC 01295 TLO72ACJG
Y.BO,l TO 322.,\
AIS112 1826-0117 3 1 IC 7812V RGLTR TO-3 07263 7812KC
21En0006 1 %SHER-LK HLCL NO 6 ,141-IN ID 28480 2190~0005
23600229 1 SCFIEW.MACH 6-32.562-IN-LG PAN.HD.POZI 0mx)0 ORDER BY DESCRIPTION
A13VRl 1902 3301 1 2 DIODE.ZNR 68 1V 540 00.7 PDZ 4W TC;- t 079"o 28480 1902-3381
A13VFQ 19023301 1 MODE.ZNR 68 1V 5% W-7 PO= 4W TC= + 079O.a 28480 1902.3331
A13VW t m Os50 6 2 MODE ZNR 12V 5% DO 35 PO= 4W TC= + 077% 28480 1902-MO
28480 1902-0957
1902-0Y4J 5 DIODE-ZNR2 4V 5% 00.35 PD= 4W TC=. 0 3 7 0 28580 1902-0043
Al3VR5 1902OWO 6 MODE-ZNR 12V 5Oo Do.35 PD= 4W TC= + 377Oo 28480 1902-OEyjO
A13VR7 1902.3214 9 2 DIOG5ZNR 16.2V 2%00.35 PO= 4W 28580 1902-3214
2#0..\ TO E m \
A13M1R 1907.3194 4 1 MOM-ZNR 13 3V T o 00-35 PQ= 4W 28580 1902.3194
A13Vm 1302.3107 9 1 DIODE-ZNR 5 76V 240 00-35 I'D= 4W 28480 1902.3107

Al3VRlO 19023PlJ 9 DIODE-ZNR 16 2V 2% 00-35 PD= 4W 28480 1902.3214
Al3VRll 1902.3034 3 1 MODE.ZNR 5 11V 2% 00.35 PD=.4W 28480 1902.3K!J
A1-A 1281.2035 9 7 CONNECTORPCEDGE 15CONT/ROW 2-ROWS 28480 1251.2035
A l W B 1251-1365 6 10 CONNECTORPC EDGE 22-CONTIROW 2.RoWS 28480 1251.1355
A13XA3A 1251.2035 9 CONNECTORPCEDGE 15-CONTIROW2.ROWS 28480 1251.2035
A13XA3B 1251-2035 9 CONNECTOR-PCEDGE 15CONT/ROW 2-ROWS 28480 1251-2035
A13XA4A 1251 2035 9 CQNNECTORPC EDGE 15CONT;ROW 2-ROWS 28480 1251-2035
A l a 4 8 1291 2035 9 CONNECTORPC EDGE 15CONT;FiOW 2.ROWS 28480 1251-2035
A1-A 12512035 9 CONNECTORPCEDGE 1SCONTIROW24?0WS 28480 1251.2035
A13XASB 1251.1365 6 CONNECTORPCEDGE 22-CONT/ROW 2430WS 28480 1251-1x5
A13XA6A 1251,2035 9 CONNECTORPC EDGE 15CONTIROW ?-ROWS 28480 1251 2035
A l a 6 8 1251.1565 6 CONNECTORPCEDGE 22CONT,'ROW ?-ROWS 28430 1251-1.265
A13XA7A 1251-1365 6 CONNECTORPCEDGE 22CONTIROW 2-ROWS 28480 1251.1365
A13XA7B 1251.1265 6 CONNECTORPC EDGE 22-CONT/ROW 2-ROWS 28480 1251- 1 x 5
A13XA7C 1251.1265 6 CONNECTOR-PC EDGE 22-CONT/ROW 2-ROWS 28480 1251-1565

Model S003B Replnct.ablt. Parts
Reference HP Part C Q ~ ~ . Description Mfr. Mfr. Part Number

Deslgnalion Number D Code
A1 3 -
08903-60129/192/292 SERIAL PREFIX 2450A TO 2922A
Al3XA8A 1251.1365 6 CONNECTOR-PCEDGE 22CONT/ROW 2.lWv'iS 28480 1251 1255
A13XA88 1251.1365 6 CONNECTORPC EDGE 22CONT/ROW 2-ROWS 28480 1251-1355
A 13XA9A 1251-1365 6 CONNECTORPC EDGE 22-CONT/ROW 2-ROWS 28480 1251-1365
A 1%A98 1251.1365 6 CONNECTOR-PCEDGE 22-CONT/ROW 2.RoWS 28480 1251-1355
A13XAIO 1251-1526 2 1 CONNECTORPC EDGE TZ-CONT/AOW2.RoWS 28480 1251.1626

Al3XAl1 1251.0472 4 1 CONNECTORPC EDGE 6CONT/ROW 2-ROWS 28480 1251-0472
A13XA12 1251.0472 4 CONNECTOR-PCEDGE BCVNTIROW 2-ROWS 28480 1251.0472
A13XA12 1251.0472 4 CONNECTOR-PCEDGE GCONT/ROW 2.RoWS 28480 1251.0472

Reference HPPa c ~ty. Description Mfr. Mfr. Part Number

A I3 0890380392 3 1 POWERSUPPLYM(TMERWAR0 28480 0890380392
A13C1 01802317 8 2 CAPACKMD3800UF+7610%40VDCAL 00853 639-744542

2m.ooes i 6 SCREWUACH~~~~".LQPAN-HDPOZI 00000 ORDER BY DESCRIPTION
21900012 9 6 WASHERU(DCTTNO.lO.lSMN4D 00000 ORDER BY DESCRIPTION
A13C2 01802317 8 CAPACKORFXD 36M)UF+7610% 40VDC AL 00853 639-744502

26804080 1 8 SCREW-MACH1032.37E-lN-LQPANHDpOzl 00000 ORDER BY DESCRIPTION
21900012 0 8 WASHERU< DCTT NO. 10 .1BMN4D 00000 ORDER BY DESCRIPTION
A13C3 01804452 8 1 CAPACKORFXD .013F+7hlO% 25VDC AL 28480 01800452

2BB04099 1 8 SCREWMACH 1032.3751NLQ PAN+lD-POZI 00000 ORDER BY DESCRIPTION
21900012 9 6 W A S H W EXTT NO. 10 .19MN4D 00000 ORDER BY DESCRIPTION
A13C4 NOT ASSIGNED

A13C5 NOTASSIGNED
A13C8 01804291 3 CAPACKORFXD lUF+-lO% 3 5 M c T A 56289 15OD105X9035A2

A13C7 01404210 2 1 CAPACKORFXD 27OPF +d% 3OOVDC MICA 72136 DM15F271J0300WVlCR
A13C8 0180-0197 8 CAPACITORFXD 22UF+-10% 2 0 M c TA 56289 150D225X9020A2
AlXO 01800197 8 C A P A C M D 22UF+ -1OM 2 0 V E TA 56289 150~5X9020AZ
A13ClO 0180-0116 1 CAPACITORFXD 8.8UF+-lOW 35VDC TA 56289 150D685X903582
A13C11 01804197 8 CAPACKORFXD 22UF+-10% 20VDC TA 56289 150D225XSO20A2
A13C12 01604578 5 1 CAPACKOFI-mD .lUF +a%5OVDC CER 28480 01604578

A13C13 01602307 4 CAPACKORFXD 47PF 6 +
9
630OVDC MICA 28480 0160-2307
A1304 0160-rn7 4 CAPACKORFXD 47PF +6% 3OOVDC MICA 28480 0160-2307
A13C15 01602307 4 CAPACKORFXD 47PF +6% 30OVDC MICA 28480 0160-2307
A1 3C18 0160-2307 4 CAPACKORFXD 47PF +b%30OVDC MICA 28480 0160-2307
A13C17 01604805 1 + +
CAPACJTORFXD 47PF 6% 1O O V D C CER 0 30 28480 01604805
A13218 0160-6489 5 3 CAPACKCSFXDlUF1096SOVDC 28480 01605469

Al3Cl9 0160-5469 5 CAPACKORFXD 1UF 10% 50VDC 28480 0160-5469
A13C20 01606469 5 CAPACKORFXD 1UF 10% 5OVDC 28480 01604469
A13CRl 1901-0200 5 4 DlODEANA FECT 1OOV 1.5A 28480 19010200

A13CIP 19014200 5 DlODEANR RECT 1OOV 1S A 28480 19014200
A13CiU 1901.0200 5 DIODEANA FECT 1OOV 1.SA 28480 19014200
A13CR4 19014200 5 DlODEPWR RECT 1OOV 1.5A 28480 19014200
A13CR5A 19ow231 2 1 DIODECTAECT20OV 15A 28480 19060231
12004043 8 4 INSUIATORXSTRALUMINUM 28480 12004043
12050021 2 1 HEAT SIN<T o 3 c s 28480 12050021
21904018 5 WASHEFUK HLCL NO. 6.141-IN-ID 04604 21904018
23604229 1 2 SCFEWUACH 632.562-IN.LG PANSIDPOD 00000 ORDER BY DESCRIPTION
24204003 7 4 NUT-HM-DBLCHAM 832-THD .OWIN-THK 04939 24204003
30504010 2 WASHERFL MTLC NO. 6 .147-IN-ID 04719 65
tRcfcr t o Section 7 for update information. *Factory Selected Component (Refer to Section 5 ) A Errata part change.
rev.20JUNSl 6-95
lbbl e 6-3.Replaccablc Parts

Reference HP Part C Qty. Description Mfr* Mfr. Part Number
Desfgnetfon Number D Code
A1 3 08903-60392- SERIAL PREFIX 2948A AND ABOVE

AlXR6 NOT ASSIGNED
AlXR7 1901.0033 2 CUODE-GEN PRP 1BOV MOMA 00.7 284.93 1901.0033

AlXFi8 1901~0033 2 DIODE-GEN PRP l@V MOMA 0 0 - 7 28480 1901.0033
AlXRS 1901.0033 2 MODE-GEN PRP 1BOV MOMA W - 7 28480 19ol.Mu3
A13310 1901-0033 2 MODE-GENPRP lBOV MOMA 0 0 - 7 28480 1901-0033
AlXRll 1901.0159 3 DIODE-PwRRECT 4OOV 750MA Do-41 28480 1901.0159
AlXR12 NOT ASSIGNED

AlXRl3 1901-0159 3 MODE-PWR RECT 4OOV 750MA D O 4 1 28480 1901-0159
A13314 1901.0159 3 MODE-PWR RECT 4OOV 750MA D O 4 1 28480 1901.0159
AlXRl5 1901.0159 3 DIODE-PWR RECT 4OOV 750MA D O 4 1 28480 1901.0159
AlXR16 1901.0159 3 D I 0 O E . m AECT 4 m 750MA Wdl 28480 1901.0159
Al-1 1990-0405 5 4 LEOLAMP LUM4NT=KWCD lF=30MA-MAX 28480 5082.4984
A130S2 NOT ASSIGNED

AlJDS3 19900-0485 5 LEDLAMP LUM4NT=800UCD IF=30MA-MAX 28480 5002-4~%34
A13US4 1990.0405 5 LEDLAMP LUM-INT=800UCDIF=mMA-MAX 284SO 50824984
A131 1251-4736 1 1 CONNECTOR 26-PIN M RECTANGULAR 28480 1251-4735

A13J2 1251.3412 8 1 CONNECTOR 6-RN M POST TYPE 28480 1251.3512
A133 1251~51ti9 6 2 COIINECTOR6-PIN M POST TYPE 28480 1251-5169
AlYPl-B 01590005 0 RESISTOR-ZEROOHMS 22 AWG LEAD MA 28480 8159-Olm5
AlUPl-E 8159.0005 0 RESISTORZEROOHMS 22 AWG LEAD MA 28480 8159-MX)5
A13J4 1257-9169 G CONNECTOR 6.FIN M POST TYPE 28480 1251-5169
A121 NOT ASSIGNED
A13L2 9100-3SZ2 4 5 INDUCTORFIXED 120.1300 HZ 28480 9100-3922

A13L3 91003922 4 IN@~ICTORFlXEO 120.1500 HZ 28480 9100-3922
A13L4 910039222 4 INDilCTORFlXED 120.1500 HZ 28480 9100-3922
A13L5 srm-3922 4 INDLCTOR.FIXED 120~1300HZ 28480 9100.3922
A13L6 9100.3922 4 lNOClCTOR.FlXED 120-1300HZ 2WO 9100-3922
A13L7 91Jo.0210 1 ItICVCTOR RF-CH.ML0 lOOUH 5 O o 166DX 285LG 28480 9140-0210
A13MPl 0403-0285 9 8 I':IIJIPER FOOT-AM MTG 12 7-MM-WD 28480 0403-0289
A1301 1854047i 7 TWNSISTOR NPN 2N2222A SI TO-18 PD=sodMW 04713 2N2712A

1205 0012 1 1 HEAT SINK TO-18CS 2640 12034012
A1X32 1884 ooO5 0 1 THYRISTOR4CR VRRM=50 04713 MCP649P.2
2190-My)G 1 WASHER-LK HLCL NO. 6 .141-IN-ID 28480 2190-0006
2360.023 1 SCREW-MACH 642.562-IN-LG PAN-HO-POZI 00030 ORDER BY DEscwrioN
242U.0002 6 NU-HEX.DBL-CHAM 6.32.THD 1094N-THK 28480 242U-oOc12
30500227 3 WSHER-FL MTLC NO 6 .149-IN-ID 28480 3050.0227
A1333 1884.0276 i 1 THYRISTOR-TRIACTO220AB 28480 1884-0276

21WM)OG 1 WASHER-LK H l C l NO 6 141-IN-ID 28480 21E4-ooo6
23W.0229 1 SCREWMACH 6.32 ,562-IN-1.G PAN-HD-PO21 ooooo ORDER BY L>EscRimor~
24200332 6 NUT-HEX-DBLCHAM6-32-THD 109-IN-THK 28490 2420-0002
30530227 3 WSHER.FL MTLC NO 6 149-IN-ID 28480 30500.0227
A1304 NOT ASSIGNED

A1305 1884.0245 1 THYRISTOR-SCRVRRM=400 3L585 S26000
AlXB 1eeJoa5 1 THYRISTOR.SCR VRRM.;da) 3L585 S2500D
A1307 1853-0477 7 TR4NSISlOR NPN 2N2222A SI 10.16 PD=500MW 04712 2N2222A

l b b l e 6.3. Rcplaceclblc Ports

Reference
Designation Number
HPPart ; Description Mfr.
Code
Mfr. Part Number
A1 3 08903-60392- SERIAL PREFIX 2948A AND ABOVE

AIS1 0757-0401 0 RESISTOR 100 1% .125W F TC=O+-IW 24546 C4-1/8.TO- 101-F
A I W 0698 3420 2 7 RESISTOR 79.6 1% .125W F TC=O+-lOO 03888 PME55-1B-TO.19RSf
AIM3 0757.0401 0 RESISTOR 100 1% .125WFTC=O+-lW 24548 C4-1/8-T0.101-F
A1334 0757-0440 7 AESISTOR 7.5K l ? o .12!5W F TC=0+.1W 24546 C4-1/&T0-7501-F
A1335 81 10.0180 0 1 RIBBON-RES 151-OHMFT .0253X.0625 28480 81 10-0180
A l a 0757-0460 1 1 RESISTOR 81.9K 1% .125W F TC=O+.100 24546 C4-1/8-TO-6192.F
A13R7 0757,0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% ,125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4-1/&TO-1001.F

A13R8 0698.0083 8 RESISTOR 1.96K lo& .125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4-1/8.T0-1961-F
AI= 0757.0394 0 RESISTOR 51.1 1% .125W F TC=Ot.100 24546 C4.1 /&TO-51R1-F
A13Fl10 0757.0394 0 RESISTOR 51.1 1% .125W F TC=O+-IW 24546 C4-IIe.TO.5 1R1-F
AI3RIl 0757-0290 5 RESISTOR 6 19K 10.0.125W F TC=O+-100 I970 1 MF4CI18-TO619 1-r
AIS12 0698.4020 1 RESISTOR 9.53K 1% .125W FTC=0+-100 24546 C4-1/8.T0.9531.F

A13R13 0757-0274 5 RESISTOR 1.21K 1% 125W F TC=O+-100 24546 C4~1/8.T0-1211~F
A13R14 0757.0401 0 RESISTOR 100 1% .125W F TC=O+-lW 24546 C4-1/&TO- 101-F
A13315 NOT ASSIGNED
A13R16 0757~0401 0 RESISTOR 100 1% 125W F TC=O+-lm 24546 C+l/&TO~lOl-F

AlM17 07570501 0 RESISTOR I00 lom.12!5WFTC=O+-lW 24546 C4- I,O.T0.101 .F
AIS18 0757.0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% 125W F TC=0+.100 245446 C4.1/&TO-lW 1.F
AlM19 0757-0401 0 RESISTOR 100 1% .125W F TC=O+-lW 24546 C4-l/R-TO-lOl~F
AIWO 0698.3437 2 RESISTOR 133 1% . l a w F TC=O+-IW 24546 C4.1/&TO-l33R.F
AI3R21 NOT ASSIGNED

AlJR22 NOT ASSIGNED
A13R23 0757.0401 0 RESISTOR 100 1% . l S W F TC=O+-1W 24546 C4~1/5-TO-lOl-F
A13R24 07570442 9 RESISTOR 10K 1% .125W FTC=O+.lW 24546 C4-i/&TO- 1M32.F
A13R25 0757-0401 0 RESISTOR 1W 1% .125W F TC=O+-IW 24546 C4 1/8.TO-lOl-F
A13R26 0698.3437 2 RESISTOR 133 lob .125W F TC=O+.lW 24546 Cd-1 5-TO-133RF
A13R27 0698.8827 J RESISTOR 1M 1% .125W F TC=O+*100 28480 0698.8827
A13R28 0757 0280 3 RESISTOR 1K 1% .125W F TC=0+-100 25456 C4.1.5.TO-1001-F
A13R29 0690.3132 4 RESISTOR 261 1% ,125W F TC=O+-IW 25456 C4-1/B-TO-2610-F

Reference HPPart Qty. Description Mfr.
Designation Number D Mfr. Part Number
Code
A I3 08903-60392 - SERIAL PREFIX 2948A AND ABOVE

A13TPl 12514600 0 CONNECTORSOL CONT PIN 1.14-MMSSCSZ SQ 28480 12514600
A13TP2 12514600 0 WNNECTORSGL CONT PIN 1.14-MMBSCSZ SQ 28480 12514600
A13TP3 12514600 0 CONNECTORSGL CONT PIN 1.14-MM-BSCSZ SQ 28480 12514600
A13TP4 NOT ASSIGNED
A1 3TP5 12514600 0 CONNECTOFSQL CONT PIN 1.14-MM-BSCSZ SQ 28480 12514600

A13TP8 12514600 0 CONNECTORSGL CONT PIN 1.14-MM-BSCSZ So 28480 12514600
A13U1 5180-1817 1 IC OP AMP LWV-BIASKIMPD DUAL I-DIPC 01295 n072~c.1~
A13U2 NOT ASSIGNED
2190400e I W A S H E M HLCL NO. 6.141-IN-ID 28480 2190400e

23604229 ooow
- -
1 SCRRNMACH 832.662-IN-LQ PAN-HDPOZI ORDER BY DESCRlPTION
A13VR1 19023381 1 2 DIODE-ZNR68.1V6% DO-7 PD-.4WTC-+.079% 28480 19023381
A13VRZ 19023381 1 DIODE-ZNR 68.1V 5% DO-7 PD .4W TC + .079% 28480 19023381
-- --+ .On%
A13VR3 19024960 2 DIOOE-ZNR12V6%DO35 P D - A W T C - + . O n % 28480 19020960
A13VR4 NOT ASSIGNED
A13VFl5 19024943 5 DIODE-ZNR 2.4V 5% DO35 PD .OW TC -.037% 28480 19024943
A13VR6 19020960 6 DIODE-ZNR 12V 5% Do35 PD .4W TC 28480 19024960
A1 3VR7 19023214 9 2 DIODE-ZNR 16.2V 2% Do35 PD-.4W 28480 19023214
-
A13VR8 NOT ASSIGNED
A13VR9 19023107 9 1 DIODEZNR5.76V2% Do35 PD-.4W 28480 19023107
A13VRlO 19023214 9 DIODE-ZNR 16.2V 2% Do35 PD .4W 28480 19023214
A13VRll 19023094 3 1 DIODE-ZNR 5.11V2% Do35 PD-.4W 28480 19023094
A13XA2A 1251-2035 9 7 CONNECTOR-PC EDGE I ~ C O N T ~ P-RWS

W 28480 1251-2035
A13XA2BA 12524187 8 io CONNECTORPC EDGE zcoNTmuw SRWS 28480 12524187
A13XA3A 1251-2035 9 CONNECTORPC EDGE 15CONTIR(IIN 2 R W S 28480 1251-2035
A13XA3B 1251-2035 9 CONNECTORPC EDGE 15CONTtR%V 2-S 28480 1251-2035
A13XA4A 1251-2035 9 CONNECTORPC EDGE 15CoNFtR%V 2 - R W S 28480 1251-2035

A13XA4B 1251-2035 9 CONNECTORPC EDGE I ~ C ~ N T P-RWS
~ W 28480 1251-2035
A13XA5A 1251-2035 9 CONNECTOR-PC EDGE i5cormmw ~ R W S 28480 1251-2035
A13XA5BA 12524187 8 CONNECTORPC EDGE 22coNTmo.v SRWS 28480 12524187
A13XA6A 1251-2035 9 CONNECTORPC EDGE 1SCONTtR%V 2 - R W S 28480 1251-2035

A13XA6BA 12524187 8 CONNECTOR-PC EDGE zcoNTIR(MSRWS 28480 12524187
A13XA7AA 12524187 8 CONNECTOR-PC EDGE 22CONTIRW 3-RWS 28480 12524187
A13XA7BA 12524187 8 CONNECTORPC EDGE 2 2 C O N T I R W 3 - W S 28480 12524187
A13XA7CA 12524187 8 CONNECTOR-PC EDGE 22CONTIRW 3 - R W S 28480 12524187

A13XA8AA 12524187 8 CONNECTOR-PC EDGE zcommwv IRWS 28480 12524187
A13XA8BA 12524187 8 CONNECTORPC EDGE 22CONTIRW 3-RWS 28480 12524187
A13XASAA 12524187 6 CONNECTOR-PC EDGE 22CONTIRW 3-RWS 28480 12524187
A13XA9BA 12524187 8 CONNECTOR-PC EDGE 22CONTIRW 3 R W S 28480 12524187

A13XA10 1251-1626 2 1 CONNECTOR-PC EDGE 1 2 C O N T I R W 2 - R W S 28480 1251-1626
A13XA11 12514472 4 1 CONNECTOR-PC EDGE G c o ~ r n m 2 . ~ ~ ~ 28480 12514472
A13XA12 12514472 4 CONNECTORPC EDGE GCONTIRW 2 - R W S 28480 12514472
A1 3XA12 12514472 4 CONNECTOR-PC EDGE GCONTIRW 2 - R W S 28480 12514472
tRefer to Section 7 for u p d a t e information 'Factory Selected Component (Refer l o Section 5 ) A E r r a t a part change.
6-98 rev.20JUN91
Model 8903B
Ihble 6-3.Rep laccob lc Po rf s

Reference
Deslgnetlon Number
Part ; sty.
Description M'r.
Code
Mfr. Part Number
A1 4
AI4 0960-04d3 1 1 LINE POWER MODULE 28480 0963-043
A14TB1 0960 0736 5 1 LINE VOLTAGE SELECTION CARD 28480 09600736

Model 8903B Replacenblc. Parts
l b b l e G-3. Repbacenble Ports

Reference Description Mfr* Mfr. Par( Number
Dealgnatlon Number
HPPa* sty. Code
0059
21 I@ 6 1 FUSE 1 5A 250V TD 1 25X.25 Ut 71400 MD): 1-1!2
(For?115V OPER4TIONI
21 1 0 - 0 x 0 2 1 FUSE .75A 2SOV TD 1.25X 25 UL 28480 21 10-03Co
(FOR 2JoV OPEWTIONI
21 10-0043 8 1 FUSE ISA 25oV NTD I 25X 25 U l 28480 21 104(w3

IFOR 115V OPER4TION)
2110 OOO1 8 1 FUSE 1A 25OV NTD 1.25X 25 UL 79915 312301
(FOR 230V OPERATION)
J1 CONNECTOR "OUTPUT HIGH" NSR P,O W l

(EXCEPT OPTION 001)
J2 CONNECTOR "OUTPUT L W NSR PtO W1
(EXCEPT OPTION 001)
J3 e 2 EINMNS POST ASSY SGL THD-STUD
6 2 WSHER-LK INTL T 1!4 IN .2564hJ.ID
3 1 NU-HEX-DEL-CHAM1/4-32.THD .OSJ-IN-THK
J4 CONNECTOR "INPUT HIGH" NSR P/O W2
(EXCEPTOPTION 001)
J5 CONNECTOR "INPUT Low" NSR P i 0 W2

(EXCEPT OPTION 001)
J6 1510.0038 8 BlNDlNG POST ASSY SOL THD-STUD 28480 151O-O'J38
21W 0027 6 WHER.LK INTL T 1/4 IN .2564N4D 28480 21W 0O:'i
2933 OOOG 3 NUT-HEX-DBL-CHAMl/J-JZ.THD 094.IN.THK OUOVO ORr.>EH R Y PESCnlrl IS11
J7 CONNECTOR 'OUTPUT HIGH" NSR P i 0 W3
iEXCEPT OPTION 001)
JB CONNECTOR "OUTPJT LOW' NSR P/O W3
EXCEPT OPTION 001)
J9 CONNECTOR 'It4PUT HIGH" NSR P/O WJ

(EXCEPTOPTION 0011
J10 CONNECTOR "INPUl Low' NSR P i 0 WJ
SXCEPT OPTION 001)
M1 METER 1 MA: LESS THAN 500 OHMS 1.75X

SI'ACER43ND .P.IN-LG .124N-ID 254N-OD
NUT.HEX.WlKWR 4-40,THD 094 IN.THK
~rrirwtiv.L-sLOFiLuc. LK M T G FOR 1 i o 5. i i
NUT+IEX.DEL-CHAM 10~32~11.10.094-IN THK
IIiRtADED INSERI-STDF M3XO.5 14MM.LC;
F!O LONGER AVAILABLE. (SEE SECTION 71
4 1 FRONT FRAME. MODIFIED 28480
5020 8835 5 4 CORNER STRUT

2510 0192 6 16 SCREW.MACH 842.254N.LG 100 DEG
(ATTACHESCORNER STRUT TO FRONT AND REAR FRAClEi
MP3 08W0)-8?16R 1 1 REAR PANEL ASSEMBLY
23600115 4 38 SCREW-MACH6.32.3124N-LG PAN-HD-PO21
(ATTACH MOTHERBOARD TO REAR PANEL PSSV
5021.5836 1 4 CORNER STRUT 2~480

0515 1231 5 16 SCREW-METRIC SPECIALTY M4 X 0 i THD 6 28.100
IATTACHES CORNER STRUT TO FRONT AND REAR FRAME)
089O360169 2 1 REAR PANEL ASSEMBLY 28480
0515.1950 J SCREW-MACH M3 X 0 5 eMM.LG PNTX ocmo
(ATTACH MOTHERBOAROTO REAR PANEL ASSY)

246OA TO 290.M
MP4 NO LONGER AVAILABLE, (SEE SECTION 7)
MPS NO LONGER AVAILABLE. (SEE SECTION 7)
MFV NO LONGER AVAILABLE. (SEE SECTION 7)
29lOA AND ABOVE

MP4 0890300148 1 1 COVER. TOP 28480 0890340148
MPS 50623892 1 1 COMR, BOTTOM 28480 5062392
Mp8 50418802 9 1 TRlM STRIP, TOP 28480 50418802
MP7 08903-60158 7 1 COVER, CARD CAGE 28480 08903-60156
24M)A TO 2730A
MP8 (STD) 08903-00034 momPANEL STANDARD 28480 0880300034
MP8 (OPTOOI) 0890300055 mom PANEL OPTION 001 ONLY 28480 0890300055
2742A TO 2eOBA
MP8 (STD) NO LONGER AVAILABLE. (SEE SECTION 7)
MP8 (opTOO1) 1 NO LONGER AVAILABLE. (SEE SECTION 7)
29lOAAND ABOVE
MP8 08903-00145 8 1 mom PANEL STANDARD 28480 0890300145
MP8 0890340146 9 1 mom PANEL. OPTION 001 ONLY 28480 0890340148
2460A TO 2730A
MP9 08903-00110 6 1 SUB-PANEL 28480 08903001 10
0515 1227 8 6 SCREW-MACH M 3 X 0.5 6MM-LG SO-DEG-FLH-HD 28480 05151227
(ATTACH SUWANEL TO FROM FRAME)
05 1 5 1950 4 SCREW-MACH M3 X 0.5 8MM-LG PNTX 00000 ORDER BY DESCRIPTlON
(ATTACHES GROUND LUG TO SUB-PANEL)
14000519 7 CLAMPHOSE 1.3132.25DIA S62-WD SST 28480 1400-0519
2742A AND ABOVE

MP9 0890300135 6 1 SUEPANEL 28480 0890300135
0515-1227 8 6 SCREW-MACH M 3 X 0.5 6MM-LG SO-DEG-FLH-HD 28480 0515 1227
(ATTACHSUB-PANEL TO moNT FRAME)
05151950 4 SCREW-MACH M3 X 0.5 8MM-LG P N l X 00000 ORDER BY DESCRIPTEf4
(AJTACH KEYBOARD TO SUEPANEL)
14000519 7 CLAMP-HOSE 1.313-2.25DIA .562-WD SST 28480 14000519
24M)A TO 2908A
MPlO NO LONGER AVAILABLE. (SEE SECTION 7)
MPll NO LONGER AVAILABLE, (SEE SECTION 7)
MPIZ NO LONGER AVAILABLE. (SEE SECTION 7)
MPI3 NO LONGER AVAILABLE. (SEE SECTION 7)
MP14 NO LONGER AVAILABLE. (SEE SECTION 7)
MPIb NO LONGER AVAILABLE. (SEE SECTION 7)
MPI 7 NO LONGER AVAILABLE. (SEE SECTION 7)
291OAANDABOVE
MPlO 50010539 9 1 TRIM STRIP, SIDE 28480 50010539
MPI I 50414819 8 2 HANDLE CAP, FRONT 28480 50414819
05150262 9 2 SCREW-THD-RLG M3 X 0.5 7MM-LG PAN-HD 00000 ORDER BY DESCRIPTION
(ATTACHES HANDLE TO SIDE COVER)
MP12 50623703 3 2 STRAP HANDLE 28480 50623703
MPI3 50414820 1 1 HANDLE CAP, REAR 28480 50418820
2M100118 5 SCREW-MACH 10-32.51N-LG 82 DEG 00000 ORDER BY DESCRIPTION
(ATTACHES HANDLE TO SIDE COVER)
MP14 50623836 3 2 COVER, SIDE 28480 50623836
MP16 0890300150 5 1 P U L L a CARD, OPERATING INFO 28480 08903-00150
MP16 0890300151 6 1 PUU-OUTCARD, ERROR DISPLAY. HP-IB 28480 0890340151
MPI 7 08903-00149 2 1 PULL-OUT INFO CARD TRAY 28480 08903-00149
MPl8 1460-1345 5 1 TILT STAND SST 28480 1460-1345
24bOA TO 2908A
MPl9 NO LONGER AVAILABLE, (SEE SECTION 7)
29lOA AND ABOVE

MPI9 50416801 8 4 FOOT. BOTTOM 28480 50416801
MP20 50418821 2 4 STANDOFF, REAR PANEL 28480 50416821
05150067 2 4 SCREW-MACH M3.5 X 0.6 10MM-LG PAN-HD 28480 05150067
(AlTACH STANDOFF TO REAR PANEL ASSEMBLY)
tRefer t o Section 7 for update information 'Factory Selected Component (Refer to Section 5). A Errata part change.
6-102 rev.2OJUN93
Model 8903B Replaceable P ~ r t s
lttzble 6-3.Rcploccoblc Ports

Reference HP Part C Descrlptlon Mfr. Mfr. Part Number
Designation Number D my. Code
MP21 NOT ASSIGNED

MPZ2 08sJ.3.40001 9 1 LABEL HOLDER 28480 0 8 0 0 3 ~ ~ I0 @
MP23 08W3.900.17 8 LABELS. SHEET OF 51 FILTER 28480 089.l3 WOJ'
INCLUDES 4 W z HIGH-PASSFILTER
GMESSAGE WEIGHTING FILTER
CCIRARM WEIGHTING FILTER
- A WEIGHTING FILTER
MP24 0890360201 7 1 CARD CAGE 28480 08903 6020 1

05 151950 4 SCREW-MACH M3 X 0.5 8MM-LG PNlX 00000 ORDER BY DESCRlPrlON
IAlTACHES CARD CAGE TO MOTHERBOARC
AND TO CORNER STRUTS)
21.33 O S 4 0 12 LWSIIER-LK HLCL 3.0 MM 3 1-MM.IO 28480 2190.o:rD.r
1400 1016 1 CLAMP MULTIPLE TYPE 2cI.IE)o 1400 1016
14m O W 7 0 1 CLAMP-FL-CA 1 -WD 06419 CFCC 8

0510.1C3? 8 SCREW-MACHM3 X 0 5 8-MM-LG PAN.HD ooooo ORDER BY UESCRII'TII~N
fAlTACHES CLAMP TO CARD CAGE)
2192 0984 0 12 WASHER-LK HLCL 3.0MM 3 I.MM.10 28480 2190 0584
MF% NOT ASSIGNED

MP27 08903-0010? 7 1 S'JPPORT. L E R 0890303133
0515 - 195U J SCREW-MACH M3 X 0 5 BMM-LGPNTX ORDER P) UESCRIPTIC"
(ATrACHESSLIPWRT TO CORNER STRUT
AN@MOTHERBOARDi
MP28 08W.3.20054 0 1 HEAT SINK PANEL 28WO
0515 0355 3 6 SCREW-MACHASSY M2 X 0 J 4MM LO oooao
05 I5 037.1 .
I Li SCREW-MACHASSY M3 X 0 5 IOMM-LG oowu
MPZ9 08W03-00010 Ei 2 HEAT SINK COVER 2H40 08qi73-ou010
0915 13211 P SCREW-MACH M3 X 0 5 BMM LG PAN ti0 oomn ORDER BY UESCRlFrlON
051J.OXJ J E SCREW.MACH ASSY M3 X 0 5 IOMM-LG Oo030 0515 0.374
0515 03% 3 E SCREW-MACHASSY M2 X 0 4 4MM-LG 00030 0515-0355
08CrJ3.00017 3 1 W W E R SHIELD 28480 08933 0001i
NOT ASSIGNED
08903-00043 5 1 LABEL PANEL REAR (OPTION 001 ONLY1

0515.1950 4 SCREW-MACH M3 X 0.5 BMM-LG PNTX
IATACHES PANEL TO HEATSINK PANEL)
05 15.0355 3 6 SCREW-MACHASSY M3 X 0.5 lOMM=LG
0515 0374 4 6 SCREW.MACH ASSY M3 X 0 5 1OMM.LG
MP31 OU9O.b[X1@10 J 1 LAPEL PANEL, REAR (EXCEPT OPTION 001) 2840 n8oo:l mn I o
0515 19% J SCREW-MACH M3 X 0.5 8MM.LG PNTX 00030 ORDER RY DESCRlPi IL"
IATfACHES PANEL TO HEATSINK PANEL1
09150365 3 6 SCHEW.MACH ASSY M2 X 0 4 4MM-LG OOWO OROER PI' DESCRIPTICW
0515 @3id 4 6 SCREW.MACH ASSY M3 X 0 5 1OMM.LG 00000 !JFiOEH BY UESCUII'I l',.VJ
MP32 7121 4953 1 1 NAMEPLATE 9 23-MM-WO 13 7.MM.LG CV 03211 7121.453

MP33 NOT ASSIGNED
MPX i l Z 0 4295 E 1 LABEL "WRNIPIG. HAZARD3US VOLTAGE 28480 712U ,12°1.
ALWAYS PRESENT IN THIS AREA
2 150 \ OhI.i
M1'35 713) 591 1 5 1 LABEL 'CAUTION METRIC THREADED 28-90 7120-5911
252O.l . \ A / ) lUO\ I
Ju/'ds NO? ASSIGNED
MP36 NOT ASSIGNED

MP37 7 120-813: 4 1 LABEL 'CAUTION REMOVE FOUR FEET " 28480 7 12O.8138
MP38 NOT ASSIGNED

MP39 NOT ASSIGNED
MP4 0592 l 2 j l 6 NUT-SPCLY 15 32.32-THD 1-IN.THK 562-WD 00000 ORDER ElY UESCR1PTIC)N
MP41 2193 @ K O 5 VASHER-LK INlL T l e - I N ,505 IN.10 28.80 2 190,OociD
MP42 2150 01u2 8 WSHER-LK INTL T 15i324N . ~ ~ ~ - I N - I D 28400 21W - 0 IO2
MP43 29%-0035 8 NUT.HEX-DBLCHAM 15/324C^-THD OOCUO 0RL)ER Pr OESCRIPTION

MP4d 1290 216.1 3 4 CONNECTOR 3-PIN F ClRC AllDlO 2840 lZ'.C ?1W

Reference HP Part Qty. Description Mfr. Mfr. Part Number
ai 18540669
08840-20057
9
5
1
4
TRANSISTOR NPN 2NW57 SI T O 3 PD 15OW
INSULATORSPACER
- 04713
28480
2N6057
08640-20057
12004043 8 INSULATORXSTRALUMINUM 28480 12004043
06240459 7 3 SCREW-TPQ B20.751NLQ PAN-HDPOZl Sn 00000 ORDER BY DESCRIPTION
21900018 5 WASHERLK HLCL NO. 6.141-IN-ID 28480 21904018
s1 310 1-2080 9 2 SWITCH * M R ' (P/OW6) 28480 3101-2080

08903-20055 1 2 NUT 28480 08903-20055
5041-1418 9 2 CAP, ROCKER SWlTCH 28480 5041-1418
s2 310 1-1903 3 6 SWITCH*OCTTPLJT mom 28480 3101-1903
0864040052 2 18 LEVER SUDE SWrrCH 28480 0864040052
05154365 3 6 SCREW-MACHASSY M2 X 0.4 4 M M I O 00000 05154365
05154374 4 6 SCREW-UACH ASSY M3 X 0.5 10MM-LQ 00000 OADER BY DESCRIPTION
s3 3101-1903 3 SWITCH *INPUT FLOAT' 28480 3101-1903

0864040052 2 LEVER SUDE SWlTCH 28480 0864040052
05154385 3 6 SCREW-MACHASSY M2 X 0.4 4MM-LQ 00000 ORDER BY DESCRIPTION
0515.0374 4 6 SCREW-MACH ASSY M3 X 0.5 10MMIQ 00000 ORDER BY DESCRIPTION
246OA TO 2730A
s4 3101-1903 3 SWlTcn 'OUTPUT IMPEDENCE' 28480 3101-1903
0864040052 2 LEVER SUDE SWlTCH 28480 0864040052
05154365 3 6 SCREW-MACHASSY M2 X 0.4 4 M M I Q 00000 ORDER BY DESCRIPTION
05154374 4 6 SCREW-MACHASSY M3 X 0.5 l O M M l G M)ooo ORDER BY DESCRIPTION
4742A AND ABOVE

s4 NOT ASSIGNED
2620A TO 2601A
Tl 91004118 2 1 T R A N S F O R M E R P M R 100/120/220/240V 28480 91004118
0515-1408 7 4 SCREW-MACH4.0 GOMM-LG PANHD 20480 0515-1408
21904586 2 4 WASHERLK HLCL 4.0 MM 4.1-MM-ID 28480 21904586
05354006 1 4 NUT-HD( DBLCHAM M4 X 0.7 3.2MM-MK 00000 ORDER BY DESCRIPTION
30504893 9 WASHERFL MTLC 4.0 MM 4.4-UM-ID 28480 30500893
3050-2007 1 WASHERSHLDR N0.6.169-IN-ID .375-1N-OD 28480 3050-2007
14004249 0 4 CABLE TIE .062-.625DIA .091-WD NYL 06383 PLTl M-8
2614AANDABOVE
T1 91004516 4 1 TR4NSFORMERF"ER 100/120/220/240V 28480 91004516
05151408 7 4 SCREW-MACH4.0 GOMM-LG PANHD 28480 05151408
21904586 2 4 WASHERLK HLCL 4.0 MU 4.1MM-ID 28480 21904586
05354006 1 4 NLKHD: DBLCHAM W X 0.7 3.2MM-THK 00000 ORDER BY DESCRIPTION
30504893 9 WASHERFL MTLC 4.0 MM 4.4-UM-ID 28480 30504893
3050-2007 1 WASHERSHLDR N0.6.169-IN-ID .375-1N-OD 28480 3050-2007
14004249 0 4 CABLE TIE .062-.625DIA .091-WD NYL 06383 PLT1MB
ut" 18261181 3 1 IC V RGLTR-FXD-POS14.7115.3V T o 3 PKG 02406 LM24oAK-15

08640-20057 5 INSULATOR SPACER 28480 08640-20057
12004043 8 INSULATOR-XSTRALUMINUM 28480 12004043
06244459 7 SCREW-TPG 620.751N-LG PAN-HD-POZI STL 00000 ORDER BY DESCRIPTION
21904918 4 WASHERLK HLCL NO. 8.141-IKID 28480 219049 18
u2 18260169 5 1 IC V RGLTR T o 3 270 14 LM320K-15

08640-20057 5 INSULATOR SPACER 28480 08640-20057
12000043 8 INSULATOR-XSTRALUMINUM 28480 12004043
0624-0459 7 SCREW-TPG 6-20.75-IN-LG PAN-HD-POZI Sn 00000 ORDER BY DESCRIPTION
21900918 4 WASHERLK HLCL NO. 6 .141-IN-ID 28480 21904918
tRefer t o Section 7 for u p d a t e information. *Factory Selected Component (Reler t o Section 5 ) P Errata part change.
6-104 rev.2OJUN91
Ilzble G-3. Repla.cenblc Parts

Reference HP Pari Description Mfr. Mfr. Part Number
w1 6 1 CABLE ASSEMBLY. FRONT OUTPUT (EXCEPT

w2 3 1 CABLE ASSEMBLY. FRONT INPUT (EXCEPT
w3 7 1 CABLE ASSEMBLY. REAR OUTPUT (OPTION 001
w4 5 1 CABLE ASSEMBLY. REAR INPUT (OPTION 001
w5 2 1 RBBON CABLE ASSEMBLY (A13J1 TO A l J l l
A we 3 1 CAPLE ASSEMBLY. POWER (S1 TO A14)

1 NUTSPECIAL M2.5
(PART OF W61
6 1 THERMISTOR SURGE PTCTR sR AT n d e g c 04379 SG200
(PART OF W6)
1 1 LINE MODULE.FILTERED 2Ra0 OW0463

I 1 LINE POWER CORD 28.180 8120 1378
08FO3.c*)176 1 GROUND CABLE (54) 11 TO CHASSIS
NOT ASSIGNED
-
Mfr.
Code Manufacturer Name Address Zip Code
00000 ANY S A T I S F A C T O R Y S U P P L I E R
00853 SANGAMO E L E C CO S C A R O L I N A D I V P I C K E N S SC 29671
01121 A L L E N - B R A D L E Y CO MILWAUKEE W I 53204
0 1295 T E X A S I N S T R I N C SEMICOND CMPNT D I V D A L L A S TX 75222
02111 S P E C T R O L E L E C T R O N I C S CORP C I T Y OF I N D CA 91745
02768 I L L I N O I S TOOL WORKS I N C F A S T E X D I V DES P L A I N E S I L 600 16
03888 K D I P Y R O F I L M CORP WHIPPANY N J 07981
04713 MOTOROLA SEMICONDUCTOR PRODUCTS PHOENIX A 2 as008
06383 P A N D U I T CORP T I N L E Y PARK I L 60477
06665 P R E C I S I O N MONOLITHICS INC S A N T A C L A R A CA 95050
06915 R I C H C O P L A S T I C CO CHICAGO I L 60646
07263 F A I R C H I L D SEMICONDUCTOR D I V M O U N T A I N V I E W CA 94042
17856 SILICONIX INC S A N T A C L A R A CA 95054
18736 V O L T R O N I C S CORP HANOVER N J 07936
1970 1 M E P C O / E L E C T R A CORP M I N E R A L W E L L S TX 76067
24046 T R A N S I T R O N E L E C T R O N I C CORP W A K E F I E L D MA 01880
24355 ANALOG D E V I C E S I N C NORWOOD MA 02062
24546 C O R N I N G G L A S S WORKS (BRADFORD BRADFORD P A 16701
25088 S I E M E N S CORP ISELIN NJ 08830
27014 N A T I O N A L SEMICONDUCTOR CORP S A N T A C L A R A CA 95051
28480 H E U L E T T - P A C K A R D CO CORPORATE HP P A L 0 A L T O CA 94304
3L585 R C A CORP S O L I D S T A T E D I V SOMERVILLE N J
30161 A A V I D ENGINEERING I N C L A C O N I A NH 03246
32293 INTERSIL INC C U P E R T I N O CA 95014
34335 ADVANCED M I C R O D E V I C E S I N C S U N N Y V A L E CA 94086
34371 HARRIS SEMICON D I V HARRIS-INTERTYPE MELBOURNE F L 32901
52063 E X A R I N T E G R A T E D SYSTEMS I N C S U N N Y V A L E CA 94086
56289 SPRAGUE E L E C T R I C CO NORTH ADAMS MA 01247
71400 BUSSMAN MFG D I V OF M C G R A U - E D I S O N CO ST L O U I S MO 63107
72136 E L E C T R O M O T I V E CORP F L O R E N C E SC 06226
74970 JOHNSON E F CO WASECA MN 56093
75915 LITTELFUSE INC DES P L A I N E S I L 60016
-
8441 1 TRU CAPACITOR D I V O G A L L A L A NE 69153
rev .22MAY90 6-107

d
e$
MP13
Figure 6-1. Cabinet Parts
rev.22MAY90
6-108
Model 8 9 0 3 B Replaceable Parts
MP39 A13 M P34 AI1 A12
\ , A1 0
M P30
M P27 ,M P26
A9
, A8
A7
A6
A5
'A4
'A3
M P24 'A2
MP25
/ */
w5
I
W1 (EXCEPT OPT. 001) W2 (EXCEPT OPT. 001)
W3 (OPT. 001 ONLY) W3 (OPT. 001 ONLY)
s2
J2*
A1 M P39 A1 MP23 A1 MP33 A1 MP?15 A1MP38 MP22 and MP23

LABEL HOLDER AND LABEL
'Except Option 001
Figure 6-3. Chassis and Mechanical Parts Identification - Fkont Panel
AlOJ1 MP28 MP29 A14

HP-IB MP31 HEAT SINK HEAT SINK LINE POWER
MOYULE
CONNECTOR LABEL PANEL A12J4 PANEL COVER u2
\
F1
FUSE
A12J1
/ I I I I I
MP33 A12J2 u1 Q1 MP37 TI MP36
A1 2J3 TRANSFORMER RED LABEL
ASSY SIDE OF
UNDER REAR PANEL REAR PANEL
Figure 6-4. Chassis and Mechanical Parts Identification - Rear Panel (2742A and above)
6-110 rev.22MAY 90
J7 J8
MP27 J10 J9
(OPTION
001 ONLY)
~~ ~
Figure 6-5.Chassis and Mechanical Parts Identification - Rear Panel,

Including Option 001
rev. 22MAY 90 6-111

Model 8903B Instrument Changes
Section 7
INSTRUMENT CHANGES
7-1. INTRODUCTION TO THIS SECTION

This section contains instrument modification recommendations and procedures that could improve
the performance and reliability of your instrument. Refer to Instrument Covered by This Manual,
paragraphs 1 through 4 in Section 1 for important information about serial number coverage.
7-2. MODIFICATIONS/CHANGES
Description
Instruments with Serial Prefix 2450A have System I1 cabinet parts and hardware that are English
thread. Instruments with Serial Prefix 2520A and higher have System I1 cabinet parts and hardware
that are METRIC thread.
In Section 6, Replaceable Parts, both English and Metric thread part numbers are listed. The correct
part numbers are referenced to the instrument’s serial number prefix.
7-3. FIRMWARE CHANGE SUMMARY

The firmware is changed whenever anomalies are found in the instrument’s operation which can be
corrected by altering the Controller’s program. Firmware is also changed to add new features which
may be only changed in the program or which may also result from instrument hardware changes.
Since the program resides in the ROMs (the firmware), the ROMs are altered each time the program is
changed. At that time the new ROMs are given new part numbers and the software (the program) date
is changed. (To display the software date, key in Special Function 42.0.) Always update firmware with
the latest edition, which is backward compatible. (See Service Sheet 15 and 16 for ROM identification.)
1. Software date code: 11.15 1984 (2450A to 2520A)

1. ROM part numbers:
ROM 1, 08903-80016
ROM 2, 08903-80017
ROM 3, 08903-80018
ROM 4,08903-80019
ROM 5, 08903-80020
ROM 6,08903-80021
ROM 7,08903-80022
ROM 8,08903-80023
ROM 9, 08903-80024
rev.15APR89 7-1
Instrument Changes Model 8903B
2. Software date code: 2.1 1 1985 (2520A to 2614A)

ROM part numbers
ROM 1,1818-3741
ROM 2,1818-3742
ROM 3,1818-3743
ROM 4,1818-3744
ROM 5,1818-3745
ROM 6,1818-3746
ROM 7,1818-3747
ROM 8,1818-3748
ROM 9,1818-3749
3. Software date code: 8.22 1986 (2652A to 2818A) The instrument has undergone a change in
firmware. ROM memory has been consolidated into 1single ROM (ROM 10,U31).
ROM part number

ROM 10,08903-80036
4. Software date code: 2829 (2836A and above) The 08903-80050is now capable of being
programmed to 17.78 dBm (6.0volts) in the log mode. The previous ROM (08903-80036)
could
not be programmed above +15.56 dBm (4.64volts) in the log mode.
ROM part number

ROM 10,08903-80050
7-4. HARDWARE CHANGE SUMMARY

1. 2730A and above
Aquasi-peak detector is added to the Output RMSJAVG detector on the A4 Voltmeter assembly.
The part number for the new A4 assembly is 08903-60183.
2. 2742A and above
The selectable 6000 or 500 Source Output Impedance is now enabled fiom the fiont panel as
a special function, and is programmable over HP-IB.
7-5. CABINET PARTS COLOR CHANGE

1. 2910A and above
NOTE
Serial prefix 2910A changes the color of the instrument covers and acces-
sories. The old color couer and accessories are no longer available. If your
instrument has serial prefixes 2908A and below, and you must replace one
of these parts, we recommend that you order the full set of covers and a c
cessories using the part numbers for serial prefix 2910A and above. Af-
fected cabinet parts are MPl, MP4-6, MP8, MPIO-17, MP19, and, MP20
(see Table 6-3).
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Section 8
SERVICE
8-1. INTRODUCTION
This section contains information for troubleshooting and repairing the Audio Analyzer. Included are trou-
bleshooting tests, block and schematic diagrams, and principles of operation.
8-2. SERVICE SHEETS
The foldout pages in the last part of this section are block diagrams (BDl through BDS) and service sheets (1
to 21 and A to C ) .
8-3. Block Diagrams
Block Diagram 1 (BD1) is an overall block diagram that breaks the instrument into functional sections. It
serves as an index to the other block diagrams and as a starting point for troubleshooting (refer to Genc~rnl
Troirhleshooting, paragraph 8-16). The other block diagrams (BD2 through BD5) cover the Measurement, Source,
Digital, and Power Supply Sections of the instrument, respectively. These block diagrams break the sections
into physical assemblies and serve as an index to the schematic service sheets. Included with the block diagrams
are troubleshooting checks and discussions of the principles of operation.
8-4. Schematics
Service Sheets 1 through 2 1 consist of assembly schematic diagrams, principles of operation discussions, com-
ponent locator drawings, troubleshooting checks and hints, and, when necessary, mnemonic tables.
8-5. Additional Service Sheets
Service Sheets A and B contain disassembly procedures and exploded views of the front- and rear-panel assem-
blies. Service Sheet C contains a summary of Service Special Functions and Error Messages.
8-6. SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
8-7. Before Applying Power
Verify that the instrument is set to match the available line voltage and that the correct fuse is installed. An
uninterrupted safety earth ground must be provided from the main power source to the instrument input wiring
terminals, power cord, or supplied power cord set. In addition, verify that a common ground exists between
the Audio Analyzer and all test equipment.
8-8. Safety
Pay attention to WARNINGS and CAUTIONS. They must be followed for your protection and to avoid
damage to the equipment.
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Maintiwancc. diwrihcd hcwin is pcrformtd with powcr .sirpplic~ilo thtj instrirmcn~u r d

with the protcxYivc covcirJ rcmovcd. Sirch mainlcwuncc shoirld hc pcrjbrmcd only Iy) .scIrvicv-
trained pcrsonnd who arc awarc of‘ tho hazards in volvcd [for cwimplc,jirs and ckc-lrical
shock). W h c w maintcwance can hc puformtd withoitt powc’s .siipplicd, thc powcr .shoirld
hc riwovcd.
A n y inlcrriiption o[(hi. protwtivc (groirnding)condirctor (imidc or oii(sidc thc ins~riimcv~t)
or disconnc~clionof’theprotrctive earrh lrrminal will crralc a potcvliul shock hazard fhnl
coitld rcsiilt in pcnonai injirry. Grorrna’ing onc conditctor of‘ a two condrtctor oitlkt is
not si!/jkictil. Whentwr it is likcly [hat rhc protection has hecw inipaired, thr ins~rirrnc~nl
miist hc rnadc inopcrarivc (that is, scciircd against iininttwdd opc.ra(ion).
I f this instrirmcnt is to hi> cnc>rgizcdvia an airtotrarr.~formc~r,

niukc .siirc thul lhc uiilo-
transjormcr’s common trrminal is conneclrd lo thc carlh (crminul Oj.thi1 powcis .soitrw.
Capacilors insidc the insfriimtwt can still he charged tww (f‘tlicinstriimenl i s disc‘onnc~clrd
. t o m its soirrci~of sripply.
Make siirt>[ha( only 250 voll jirscr wilh (he rt7qitirc.n’ rafed cnrrcwt and of‘thc spi)cl/kd
typc (normal hlow, (imc dclay, ztc.) arc irscd .for rcyducwncnt. Do not rise rquirecl jii.sc3
or short-circiriti’Cjjirscholdcw. To do so coitld crcate a .shock or jirs hazard.
Do not itnplirg any h0ard.r in Ihc A iidio Analyscr iin1cs.s the in.~lrir~i(vil
i s iinplirggcd
or switched to OFF. Some hoards contain dtvices which can he damapcd j f ‘ fhc hoard is
rtvnoved when !he powi’r is on. Use condirctive .foam when rcmoving MOS dvvic‘er.j i o m
sockds. Use care whtw irnpliigging ICs jrom high-grip sockrts.
8-9. RECOMMENDED TEST EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES

Test equipment and test accessories required to maintain the Audio Analyzer are listed in Tables 1-3 and 1-4.
Equipment other than that listed may be used if it meets the listed critical specifications.
8-10. SERVICE TOOLS, AIDS, AND INFORMATION
8-1 1. Service Accessories
The accessory items required for servicing the Audio Analyzer are listed in Table 1-4. Three 44-contact extender
boards (HP 08901-60084) are required for the observation of waveforms and signatures o n the A7 assembly.
Two 30-contact extender boards (HP 08901-60085) are required for the A3 and A4 assemblies. One each of
the 44 and 30 contact extender boards are required for use with the A2, A5, and A6 assemblies. The Digital
Test/Extender Board (HP 08903-60018) is required for troubleshooting the A8 Controller/Counter Assembly.
Refer to Figure 8-1. The conductive polyurethane foam pad (HP 4208-0094) is required for the protection of
MOS devices as cautioned in paragraph 8-8 and Service Sheets BD4 and 14.
8-12. Heat-Staking Tool
The front-panel pushbutton switches have small plastic pins protruding from the back. These tabs fit through
holes in the front-panel printed-circuit board (assembly A l ) and are melted down to hold the switch in place.
This process is known as heat staking. The heat-staking tool is a standard soldering iron with a special tip
attached (see Figure 8-2).
8-13. Assembly Locations
Assemblies in the Audio Analyzer are numbered sequentially from front to back as shown in Figure 8-3. Assem-
blies A2 through A9 have color-coded board extractors. (For example, assembly A6 has a black left extractor
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and blue right extractor. Thus. the color code of A6 is 06.) Assembly A I is part of the front-panel assembly of
the inst r ti men t .
8-14. Parts and Cable Locations
The locations of individual conlponents mounted on printed-circtlit boards or other assemblies a1.e sIloM/n
adjacent to the schematic diagram o n the appropriate service sheet. The part reference designatol. is the
assembly clesignatol- plus the part designator. For example. A6R9 is R 9 on the A6 asselnbl!. For specific
component descriptions and ordering information. refer to Table 6-3. Rcplncwhlrf P m \ , i n Section 6. Chassis
and franie parts. as well as mechanical parts and cables, are identified on Figtlres 6-1 throtlgh 6-5. I n addition,
Service Sheets A and B i n this section contain illustrated parts breakdowns that locate many mechanical parts
and cables.
Major niechanical parts ha\;e reference designations that begin with the letters MP. Other. mechanical parts,
such as screws. are listed i n the replaceable-parts list below. the part to which they Listen. To find the part
number and description ot’a mechanical part, find the part in one of the figtires i n Section 6 o r Section 8.
The part in the figtire M i l l be labeled with its reference designator. Look LIPthat i.efer.ence designator i n the
Rqdrrcwihlc~Pur!) table. If the part i s n fastener. such as a screw. nut, or washer. look to the figure for the part
to which it fastens. Then. look t i p the fastened part i n t h e parts list. Just below it are the part ntlnibers and
description of the desi red 1iaidM.al.e.
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HP 5020-8160
11 I 1' UNGAR PL-111

SOLDER TIP,
',?4
4- MODIFIED
ASSHOWN
0.127
(0.050)
+
I \
\ '-'
0.3180-
(0.1250)
DIMENSIONS IN CM (IN.)
Figitrc 8-2. Hcal-Sluking Tip

8-1 5. Other Service Documents
Service Notes, Manual Updates, and other service literature are available through Hewlett-Packard. For further
information, contact your nearest Hewlett-Packard office.
8-1 5.1 Component Replacement Procedures
The A2A1 Options 010, 011, 012, 013 ,015, A2A2 Options 050. 051, 052. 053, 055, A3, A4, A5, A6, A7. A9,
A10, A l l , A12 and A13 printed circuit board assemblies are manufactured using a Hot Air Leveled (HAL)
process. The printed circuit board traces, pads and plated-through holes (PTH) are copper. While the process
has several advantages over conventional processes the printed circuit boards are more susceptible to broken
traces, lifted pads and damage to the plated-through holes. Therefore, additional care must be taken when
replacing components on HAL printed circuit boards.
Listed below are soldering considerations that apply to all printed circuit boards:
0 The temperature of the soldering iron tip and the tip is i n contact with the printed circuit board.
0 The size and shape of the soldering iron tip.
0 The pressure of the soldering iron tip o n the pad.
0 The operator's skill.
When replacing components on HAL printed circuit boards the following steps should also be taken.
1. Use a temperature controlled soldering iron set at a temperntiire of 600°F (315°C).
Extensive tests were made by Hewlett-Packard using commercial brands of soldering irons. As n result
of these tests, the recommended soldering iron was the L-IEXACON THERM-0-TRAC STATION #IO00
with the FLNGER GRLP SLEEVE 21 A-5 and solder tip #J 301X. During soldering, the tip temperature
of the HEXACON THERM-0-TRAC STATION remained very stable.
2. Cut out the body of the component to be removed. (Leave leads as long as possible for easier removal.)
3. Apply heat to the lead only, add solder as required, slide tip down t o the pad and remove solder with
solder sucker.
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CAUTION
Tip prwiirc? on the> pud is most oiticul and is totully operator dcpcwdcwt. Exccrsivo lip
prcssiirc will duniugc or deslroy thc bourd. Do no/ i i s c tin dcsoldcring hraid or .soIdcr
wicking Icchniqiiec. on Hot A ir Levth>dboard.%.
The melting point of soldcr in the plated through hole (PTH) is reached i n 2.5 seconds at tip temperature
of 600"to 750°F (315"to 400°C). The recommended time for heat to be applied is 3 seconds.
Keep the solder sucker clcan and do not let the tip of the solder sucker hit the pad when removing solder.
Breaking the lead loose can damage the PTH. If the lead is attached to the PTH after the solder has been
removed, reheat the lead to remove it.
4. When soldering or desoldering multilead components, d o not consecutively apply heat to adjacent leads.
Distribute heat by skipping leads or crossing to opposite side of device.
8-16. GENERAL TROUBLESHOOTING
Instrument problems usually fall into three general categories: operator errors, operation out of specification,
and catastrophic failures. The troubleshooting strategy is different for each category.
8-17. Operator Errors
Apparent failures sometimes can result from using the instrument outside of its range. Usually, the instrument
can sense the condition and will display an error message. At other times it cannot, such as when it attempts
to measure signals with frequencies higher than 100 kHz. Consult the SpccficationJ table (Table 1-1) and the
Detailed Operating Instructions in Section 3 for more detailed information.
8-18. Operation Out of Specification
The specifications are listed in Table 1-1. Performance tests that can be used to verify the specifications are
found in Section 4. If instrument performance is only slightly out of limits, i t can sometimes be corrected by
an adjustment. The procedures for adjustments are in Section 5. References listed for each adjustment indicate
which service sheet to consult when the adjustment procedure fails. In general, however, it is also a good
practice to perform the troubleshooting checks o n Service Sheet BDI, since they take o n l y a few minutes and
reveal much information.
8-19. Catastrophic Failures
Begin troubleshooting catastrophic failures by performing the troubleshooting checks on Service Sheet BD 1.
The simple procedures there take only a few minutes and will quickly differentiate a control (digital) problem
from a hardware (analog) problem. The checks then give cross-references t o the detailed block diagrams (Service
Sheets BD2 to BD5) or to a schematic.
The troubleshooting information found on all service sheets consists of a series of performance checks. The
purpose of the checks is not to identify which circuit or component has failed but rather to verify whether o r
not the assembly or circuit is operating correctly. Information on the possible cause of failure is given in the
form of hints whenever they can be given reliably. The limits given in the troubleshooting checks are rather
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A1 4 A1 1 A1 2
A1 3 A1 0
A9
A8
A7
'A6
A5
'A4
A3
A2
..- A1
BEHIND
FRONT
PANEL
Reference Designator Assembly

I
A1 Keyboard and Display
A2 Input Amplifier
A3 Notch Filter
A4 Output Amplifier/Voltmeter
A5 Oscillator
A6 Output Attenuator
A7 Latch
A8 Controller/Counter
A9 Remote Interface
A10 Remote Interface Connector
All Series Regulator Socket
A12 Connector/Filter
A13 Power Supply and Mother Board
A14 Line Power Module
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loose to facilitate the iise of general-purpose equipment (usually an oscilloscope). If a slightly-out-of-tolerance

condition is suspected, the test can usually be run more rigorously paying greater attention to measurement
accuracy.
Troitbleshooting on the block diagram level normally utilizes User and Service Special Functions, while that
on the schematic level often utilizes Direct Control Special Functions. Direct Control Special Functions will
require some study of their operation before using them for the first time.
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8-20. SPECIAL FUNCTIONS

8-21. General
Special Functions extend user control of the instrument beyond that normally available from the front panel.
They are intended for the user who has an understanding of the instrument and the service technician who
needs arbitrary control of the instrument fiinctions. During normal use, the Audio Analyzer safeguards itself
against invalid measurements. Safeguards come in the form of automatic tuning and ranging, overvoltage
protection, and error messages. When Special Functions are used, some of these safeguards are removed,
depending on the Special Function selected, and thus there is a degree of risk that the measurement may be
invalid. (However, there is no rish of damage to the instrument.)
To enter a Special Function, enter the Special Function code (usually a prefix, decimal, and suffix), then press
the SPCL key. The Special Function code will appear on the display as it is being entered. If a mistake is made
during entry of the Special Function code, press the CLEAR key and start over. When a Special Function is
entered, the light in the SPCL key will usually go on (if it is not already on). The readout on the display will
depend on the Special Function entered. The readout may be a measured quantity, an instrument setting, or a
special code, or, in some cases, the display is unaltered. Special Functions can be entered from the HP-IB by
issuing the Special Function code followed by the code SP or sp.
The Special Functions are grouped by prefix range as follows:
0: Direct Control Special Functions. These functions are used for service. They halt the functioning of
the Controller and configure the instrument hardware as dictated by the suftix. All software safeguards
are relinquished.
1-39: User Special Functions. These functions are used during normal instrument operation when a special
configuration, measurement, or information is required. Many of the instrument safeguards remain
implemented. More information on User Special Functions can be found under Spcciul Fundions
in the llc~/ailtdOpcro/ing Ins/riiclionI in Section 3 and on the Operating Information pull-out cards.
SERIAL PREFIX 2742A AND ABOVE: Special Function 47 selects either 50 or 600 ohm Source Output
Impedance.
40-99: Service Special Functions. These functions are used to assist in troubleshooting an instrument fault.
The functions available are quite diverse and include special internal measurements, software control,
and special service tests and configurations. Safeguards are generally relinquished.
8-22. Direct Control Special Functions (Prefix 0)
Communication between the instrument’s Controller and its hardware is via the Instrument Bus. During normal
instrument operation, the instrument Bus carries measurement results, status information, and commands
(which control hardware). The Direct Control Special Functions halt the bus activity and send out commands
as determined by the code suffix. One command is sent for each Special Function entry.
Direct Control Special Function Code Format. The Direct Control Special Function code is in the form
O.esd, where 0 is the prefix (which may be omitted) and esd represents a three-digit hexadecimal number.
The significance of esd (which stands for enable, select, and data) is discussed in the Priiiciplcs o / Opc’ralion
for Service Sheet BD4. Specific direct control codes are given in the Troiihkcihoo/rng section of the individual
service sheets.
As the Direct Control code is entered, the code will appear on the left display. Pressing the SPCL key initiates
the Special Function. The displays will then be i n the form rrrr (left display) and wwww (right display), where
each digit represents a binary bit ( 1 or 0). The rrrr is the d (data) read back from the Instrument BLIS.The
wwww is the d (data) written to the bus. Thus rrrr and wwww are normally the binary form of the hexadecimal
d. Exceptions t o this are Special Functions 0.03d through 0.06d and O.OBd through O.OFd, which control the
display itself.
Since the display has a limited set of segments for alphabetic characters, the hexadecimal characters A, B, C,
D, E, and F are displayed on entry as -, E, H, L, P, and blank respectively, and they are entered from the
keyboard as Shift 0, Shift 1, Shift 2, etc., or from the I-IP-IS as XO, XI, X2, etc. Table 8-1 summarizes the
hexadecimal entry and readback for Direct Control Special Functions.
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Table 8-1. Hexadecimal Information for Direct Control Special Functions
Hexadecimal Decimal Binary Keystroke HP-IB Code Display

Character Equivalent Equivalent Entry Entry On Entry
0 0 0000 0 0 0
1 1 0001 1 1 1
2 2 0010 2 2 2
3 3 0011 3 3 3
4 4 0100 4 4 4
5 5 0101 5 5 5
6 6 0110 6 6 6
7 7 0111 7 7 7
8 8 1000 8 a 8
9 9 1001 9 9 9
A 10 1010 S (Shift) 0 xo -
B 11 1011 S (Shift) 1 x1 E
C 12 1100 S (Shift) 2 x2 H
D 13 1101 S (Shift) 3 x3 L
E 14 1110 S (Shift) 4 x4 P
F 15 1111 S (Shift) 5 x5 (blank)
Direct Control Special Function Applications. Direct Control Special Functions are used in troubleshooting
to provide manual control of various switches or digital-to-analog devices in the hardware where other special
functions or front-panel keys prove ineffective. Some examples will illustrate how to use Direct Control Special
Functions.
Example 1
In the measurement path of the input signal is a Programmable Gain Amplifier located on the A2 Input
Amplifier Assembly. A simplified diagram of the circuit is shown in Figure 8-4. Amplifier gain is selected
by analog switches U11(1), U11(2), U11(3), and Ull(4). Table 8-2 shows the Direct Control Special
Functions that can be used to control the switches. (Special hnction 1.N is normally used to set the
amplifier gain in troubleshooting. This example was chosen to illustrate the concept of Direct Control
Special Functions because of its simplicity.)
To set the gain to 8 dB,key in 0.722 SPCL or .722 SPCL. The displays will show 0010 0010, indicating
that the Controller received d=2 from the keyboard (or HP-IB), issued it to the Instrument Bus, and read
it back. If circuitry on the assembly is working properly, only switch Ull(3) should be closed, and thus
the signal is amplified by 8 dB.
Table 8-2. Programmable Gain Amplifier Switching Direct Control Special Functions
I Direct Control
SDecial Function
Switch Gain
0.720
0.724 u1l(4)
0.722 U1l(3)
0.721 u1l(1)
Notice that the display no longer shows a measurement result. No annunciators are lighted (except
REMOTE and ADDRESSED if the Special Function is entered via HP-IB) and only the SPCL key is
lighted. If any key other than a number key, the S (Shift) key, or the LCL key is pressed, the instrument
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PI0 A 2 INPUT
AMPL I F I ER ASSEMBLY
GAIN AMPLIFIER TO
FROM DIFFERENTIAL-
TO-S I NGLE-ENDED
AMP L IFlER
4 HIGH-PASS FILTERS
AND WEIGHTING
BP FILTERS
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Figure 8-4. Example Showing Programmable Gain Amplifier Switching
hardware will revert back to the measurement mode it was in before the Direct Control Special Function
was entered. Thus, in this example, unless 8 dB gain had been previously set, it would be removed from the
audio path when any other key is pressed. (However, note that there are some Service Special Functions
that will maintain the requested configurations even if another key is pressed.)
As it turns out, other 0.72d codes than those shown in Table 8-2 will affect the gain of the Programmable
Gain Amplifier. For example, 0.723 will close Ull(3) and Ull(1) simultaneously (gain is now 10.6 dB).
This fact is ascertained from the service sheet schematics.
Example 2
A second example from the A2 assembly illustrates data readback. One of the means of detecting an
overrange of the input circuits is by the Input Overload Detector. The detector connects to both the
high and low inputs (directly) and output (through the Input Range Detector) of the Programmable Gain
Amplifier of Example 1. See Figure 8-5. At the input of the amplifier, the Input Overload Detector senses
the dc level and compares it against both a positive and negative reference. At the output of the Input
Range Detector it also compares the dc level (and hence the ac level of the signal) against a reference. If
any detected level exceeds a reference, the output of the detector goes low and resets flip-flop A7U14 on the
A7 Latch Assembly. A7U14 also sets the gain of all input circuits up to and including the Programmable
Gain Amplifier to minimum gain without intervention of the Controller. A7U15B, when enabled, inverts
the output of A7U14. The output of A7U14 is across the least-significant bit of the readback data line
of the Instrument Bus. In the normal measurement cycle, the Controller reads the status of the Input
Overload Detector (by enabling A7U15B and reading its output) and takes corrective action if A7U14 has
tripped.
At this point in the discussion, a more detailed description of the Instrument Bus data lines is needed.
Data ( d ) is sent out from the 1/0 port of the Controller to the Instrument Bus through buffers (TTL
inverters). However, data is read back to the 1/0port directly, bypassing the buffers. An 1/0 port outputs
a low by actively pulling the line to ground. It outputs a high by allowing the output to be passively
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pulled up by an external pull-up resistor. When a Controller 1/0 port inputs data from other circuits of
the Audio Analyzer, these circuits must operate against the pull-up resistor.
Readback devices that are read out to the data lines, such as A7U15B, are similarly configured. A7U15B
has an open-collector TTL output. When it outputs data, a low is produced by switching the output device
to ground. A high is produced by switching the device off and allowing the output to be passively pulled
up. The readback lines are low true (that is, r = l when the line is low).
When A7U15B is disabled (enable is low), the output is high (inactive) and has no effect on the data
line. A7U15B is enabled by Direct Control Special Function 0.70d. The value of d is arbitrary to enable
A7U15B, but the least-significant bit must be 0 (that is, d must be even) to switch off the output device
of the 1/0 data port.
AMPLIFIER-ASSEMBLY --
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PROGRAMMABLE
G A I N AMPLIFIER
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Figure 8-5. Example Showing Input Overload Detector Readback

To clarify this, suppose that A7U14 has not been reset. If Direct Control Special Function 0.700 is
entered, the displays will show 0000 0000. The second four digits are 0000 because d=O was received by
the Controller from the keyboard and issued to the Instrument Bus. The un-reset flip-flop puts a low on
the input of A7U15B and an inactive high on the least-significant data line. This is read by the Controller
as r=O and thus is the same as the bit issued. The other three data readback lines are unaffected by the
readback- command and remain 000. Thus the d read back is 0000.
If A7U14 is reset, A7U15B puts a low on the least-significant data bit (r=l), and the data read back is
0001. The displays are therefore 0001 0000. (Note that TTTT is different from wwww.) If d is keyed in as a
hexadecimal F, the displays are 1111 1111 regardless of the state of A7U15B. This is because all output
devices on the data 1/0 port of the Controller are on (logical 1).
One final note, after a Direct Control Special Function is entered, it is periodically re-issued to the Instrument
Bus. If a fault causes rrrr to indicate a malfunction, the display will begin to read correctly as soon as the
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fault is removed. For example, if you key in 0.700 SPCL then increase the input signal level until an overload
condition is reached, you will find that the displays show 0000 0000 continuously except for the instant the overload
is detected (when the displays momentarily blink 0001 0000). An automatic resetting of the input circuits removes
the overload as soon as it is detected so the overload is observed only for one period of the Direct Control Special
finction cycle.
8-23. Service Special Functions (Prefix 40-99)
The Service Special Functions are used to perform a variety of tasks related to service. The functions are cataloged
below. A suffix N indicates that a parameter other than 0 may be required to complete the Special Function Code.
See Table 8-1 for entry of hexadecimal suffixes.
40.0 Controller Reset. Initializes the Controller to its power-up state. Because this disturbs the HP-IB hardware,
it is unavailable from HP-IB (gives Error 24). The power-up sequence is discussed in paragraph 8-27.
41.0 Controller Clear. Initializes the Controller to its power-up state but bypasses the operational checks (see
paragraph 8-27). Leaves HP-IB hardware unaffected but clears any service request message (SRQ) being issued by
the Audio Analyzer, sets the service request condition to its power-up state, and clears all bits in the status byte.
42.0 Display Software Date. Displays the date of the s o h a r e in the form: <month of year>.<day of month>
in the left display and <year> in the right display.
43.N Service Error Display Control. Service Errors are numbered 65 to 95. Refer to paragraph 8-26.
N=O Disables display of Service Errors.
N=l Enables display of Service Errors.
N=65 to N=95 quad Enables display of only the Service Error specified by N. Operating and Entry Errors
remain enabled.
44.N Notch Filter Mode Select. Permits manual selection of one of three configurations of the Notch Filter.
N=O Notch Filter mode selected automatically as required by the measurement mode.
N=l Notch Filter in notch mode.
N=2 Notch Filter in flat mode.
N=3 Notch Filter in bandpass mode.
45.N SINAD Meter Enable. Permits the SINAD meter to be enabled for measurement modes other than SINAD
and, in the SINAD mode, for measurements greater than 24 dB. It is most often useful for reading distortion
when the displayed reading is very noisy. When this Special Function is invoked, the meter reads the ratio of
the level at the Pre-Notch RMS/Average Detector to the Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector, expressed
in dB.The reading must, therefore, be interpreted relative to the dB reading in the right display. Usually, this
entails ignoring the minus sign and subtracting multiples of 20 dB.For example, a distortion reading of -66.80
dB in the right display may be indicated as 6.8 dl3 on the SINAD meter or -76.80 dB may be indicated as 16.8
dB. AC level readings will normally be 0 dB.
N=O SINAD meter enabled normally. See Detailed Operating Instructions in Section 3.
N=l SINAD meter enabled in all measurement modes except dc level.
46.N Count Internal Signals. The Counter counts the internal signal selected by N and displays the count. The
resolution is the same as would normally be displayed.
N=O Oscillator Frequency. See Service Sheets 9 and 13.
N=l Input Frequency. See Service Sheets 2 and 13.
N=3 Output Amplifier Frequency. See Service Sheets 5 and 13.
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48.N Defeat Output Amplifier Overdrive Protection. In the ac level and signal-to-noise measurement modes,
the gain of the Output Amplifier is normally set to 0 dl3 whenever the signal detected by the Pre-Notch
RMS/Average Detector exceeds 0.6V and a low-pass filter has been selected. This prevents the first amplifier after
the Notch Filter from being overdriven by signals in the stopband which would normally be detected by the Output
RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector. When this Special Function is invoked, the Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak
Detector is used to determine the gain setting of the Output Amplifier. Use of this function permits measurement
of filters (such as the internal, optional weighting bandpass filters) with extended dynamic range, but care must
be taken not to overload the selected low-pass filter (either 30 or 80 kHz).
N=O Output Amplifier gain determined normally.
N= 1 Output Amplifier gain determined by the Output RMS/Average/Quasi- peak Detector.
49.N Display Internal Voltages. The Voltmeter measures and displays the internal voltage selected by N.
N=O Ground. See Service Sheet 7.
N=l Pre-Notch RMS/Average Detector with Ripple Filter. See Service Sheets 2 and 7.
N=2 DC Input Voltage without Filter. See Service Sheet 1.
N=3 Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector with Ripple Filter. See Service Sheets 6 and 7.
N=4 Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector. See Service Sheet 6.
N=5 Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector with SINAD Filter. See Service Sheets 6 and 7.
N=6 Notch Tune Voltage. See Service Sheet 4.
N=7 DC Input Voltage with Filter. See Service Sheet 1.
N=B Input Range Detector. See Service Sheet 2.
NOTE
The suffix can also be two digits, X Y . The difference (49.X SPCL - 49.Y
SPCL) is then displayed. For example, 49.3 SPCL or 49.30 SPCL gives a
display of the Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector with Ripple Filter
with respect to ground. 49.34 SPCL gives a display of the differencebetween
the Output RMS/Auerage/Quasi-peak Detector with Ripple Filter and the
same detector without the Ripple Filter.
50.N Display Oscillator Frequency. The frequency of the Oscillator is displayed in the left display in all
measurement modes except dc level and where a valid measurement cannot be made. The right display operates
as usual. Resolution is the same as it would be if it had been an input signal.
N=O Display frequency as normal.
N= 1 Display Oscillator frequency.
52.N Read Only Memory Verification. The Controller displays the checksum of the read only memory (ROM)
specified by N. When specifying a ROM, use N=l through 10. The display is in the form: <actual checksum>
in the left display and <expected checksum> in the right display. Both displays should show 0 for ROM 10. See
Service Sheet 16. Serial Prefix 2652A and Above: ROM consolidation does not change this Verification.
53.N Notch Filter Frequency Range. Permits the frequency range of the Notch Filter to be displayed or manually
set. If no suffix is keyed in (that is, 53. SPCL), the current Notch Filter range is displayed, where 0 is the lowest
range and 3 is the highest. For N=O through 3, the Notch Filter is set to the range specified by N. See Service
Sheet 3 and Special Function 54.N.
54.N Notch Filter Coarse Tune. Permits the coarse-tune code of the Notch Filter to be displayed or manually
set. If no suffix is keyed in (that is, 54. SPCL), the current Notch Filter coarse-tune code is displayed, where 0
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is the lowest frequency and 255 is the highest. For N=O through 255, the Notch Filter coarse-tune code is set to
the number specified by N. (N is keyed in as a decimal value and not a hexadecimal value.) Fine tuning of the
Notch Filter is via the automatic tuning circuitry on the Notch Filter Assembly. See Service Sheet 3 and Special
Function 53.N.
55.N Oscillator Frequency Range. Permits the frequency range of the Oscillator to be displayed or manually set.
If no suffix is keyed in (that is, 55. SPCL), the current Oscillator range is displayed, where 0 is the lowest range
and 3 is the highest. For N=O through 3, the Oscillator is set to the range specified by N. See Service Sheet 8
and Special Functions 56.N and 57.N.
56.N Oscillator Coarse Tune. Permits the coarse-tune code of the Oscillator to be displayed or manually set. If
no suffix is keyed in (that is, 56. SPCL), the current Oscillator coarse-tune code is displayed, where 0 is the lowest
frequency and 255 is the highest. For N=O through 255, the Oscillator coarse-tune code is set to the number
specified by N. (N is keyed in as a decimal value and not a hexadecimal value.) See Service Sheet 9 and Special
Functions 55.N and 57.N.
57.N Oscillator Fine Tune. Same as Special Function 56.N except that it pertains to fine tuning.
58.N Source Fine Level. Permits the fine-level code of the Source to be displayed or manually set. If no suffix is
keyed in (that is, 58. SPCL), the current Source fine-level code is displayed, where 0 is the lowest level and the
255 is the highest. For N=O through 255, the Source fine-level code is set to the number specified by N. (N is
keyed in as a decimal value and not a hexadecimal value.) See Service Sheet 10 and Special Function 59.N.
59.N Source Coarse Level. Permits the coarse-level code of the Source to be displayed or manually set. If no
suffix is keyed in (that is, 59. SPCL), the current Source coarse-level code is displayed where 31 is the lowest level,
0 is the highest, and 32 through 63 switch the level off. For N=O through 63, the Source coarse-level code is set to
the number specified by N. For N=O through 31, the level is controlled in 2.5 dB steps, where the attenuation is
N times 2.5 dB.(N is keyed in as a decimal value and not a hexadecimal value.) See Service Sheet 11 and Special
Function 58.N.
60.0 Key Scan. The keyboard is scanned and a keycode is displayed and output to the HP-IB. The key codes are
shown in Figure 8-6.
NO KEY PRESSED: 99
... 0
n 0
El
I1
Figure 8-6. Key Codes for Key Scan (Service Special finction 60.0)
To use the Key Scan Special Function, remove the instrument top cover. Key in 60.0 SPCL, then jumper A8U6
pin 7 to A8TP3 (GND) on the A8 Controller/Counter Assembly. Press the front-panel keys and observe the right
display. If two or more keys are pressed simultaneously, the display shows the first one found in its normal scan.
See Service Sheet 17.
Two simple programs for displaying the key codes on a computing controller are shown in Table 8-3. Removal of
the top cover is unnecessary. The Audio Analyzer is assumed to have HP-IB address 28.
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A9U18 Pin 2 37 36 31 30 25 24 19
Display Digit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Mnemonic 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101
I 1 = True I
Table 8-5. P I 0 Port B
A9U18 Pin 1 38 35 32 29 26 23 20
Display Digit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Mnemonic ATN ARD AAD SRQ RNL ATT ATL SDV
I 1 = True
i
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8-24. ERROR MESSAGES

8-25. General
The instrument generates error messages to indicate operating problems, incorrect keyboard entries, or service-
related problems. The error message is generally cleared when the error condition is removed. The error messages
are grouped by error code as follows:
Error 10 through Error 39 and Error 96. These are Operating and Entry Errors which indicate that not all
conditions have been met to assure a calibrated measurement or that an invalid key sequence or keyboard entry
has been made. Operating Errors can usually be cleared by readjustment of the front-panel controls. The Error
Disable Special Function (8.N) can be used to selectively disable certain operating error messages. Entry Errors
require that a new keyboard entry or function selection be made. More information on Operating and Entry Errors
and error message disabling can be found under Error Message Summary and Error Disable in the Detailed
Operating Instructions in Section 3 and on the Operating Information pull-out cards.
Error 65 through Error 95. These are Service Errors which provide additional service-related information and are
discussed below.
8-26. Service Errors (Error 65 through Error 95)
Service Errors are not normally displayed. When a service-related problem is suspected, enable the Service Errors
by keying in 43.1 SPCL. Also a specific error message can be enabled by keying in 43.N where N is the number
of the desired error message (N=65 through 95). Service Errors can be disabled by keying in 43.0 SPCL or by
pressing AUTOMATIC OPERATION. Not all Service Errors are an indication of a problem but may be a normal
occurrence under the circumstances. When Service Errors are not enabled, a Service Error will often map into
an Operating or Entry Error; when Service Errors are enabled, both Service and Operating or Entry Errors are
displayed sequentially.
Error 65 Decimal Point Fixed Too Far to the Left. The decimal point has been held by Special Function 4.N and
the reading to be displayed is too large to fit the display. This error maps into Error 10.
Error 70 Cannot Count Oscillator Frequency. When the Oscillator is being tuned (that is, when a new frequency
is entered or a new measurement mode requiring tuning has been selected),the frequency count is 0. See Service
Sheets BD3 and BD4. This error maps into Error 19.
Error 71 Oscillator Tune Abort. The Oscillator failed to tune after three attempts. See Service Sheet BD3. This
error is identical to Error 18.
Error 72 AC Input Overload with Input Range Hold. For all measurements except dc level, the Input Overload
Detector has tripped while the input level range has been held with Special Function l.N. See Service Sheet BD2.
This error maps into Error 30.
Error 73 Input AC Level Abort. For all measurements except dc level, the Input Amplifier failed to level after three
attempts. This would be normal for an unstable signal. See Service Sheet BD2. This error maps into a display of
''_-_- until Error 31 appears.
Error 74 Output Amplifier Overload with Output Amplifier at 0 dB Gain. The Output Overload Detector has
tripped with the Output Amplifier gain at 0 dB.See Service Sheet BD2. This error maps into a display of u----n
until Error 31 appears.
Error 75 DC Input Overload with Input Range Hold. For a dc level measurement only, the Input Overload Detector
has been tripped while the input level range has been held with Special Function 2.N. See Service Sheet BD2.
This error maps into Error 30.
Error 76 Too Much AC for DC Level Measurement. For a dc level measurement, the Input Overload Detector
has tripped because of too much ac (as sensed by the Input Range Detector). This error maps into Error 14 or
generates a normal range down.
Error 77 Output Amplifier Gain loo High after Leveling Once. The Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector
has sensed too high a level after one attempt to set the Output Amplifier gain. This would be normal for an
unstable signal. See Service Sheet BD3. This error maps into a display of ''----n until Error 31 appears.
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Error 78 Output Amplifier Overload after Leveling Once. The Output Overload Detector has tripped after one
attempt to set the Output Amplifier gain. This would be normal for an unstable signal. See Service Sheet BD3.
This error maps into a display of u----” until Error 31 appears.
Error 79 Output Amplifier Overload with No Post-Notch Gain Hold. The Output Overload Detector remains
tripped after three attempts to set the Output Amplifier gain and Special Function 3.N is in automatic selection.
See Service Sheet BD3. This error maps into a display of “---- until Error 31 appears.
Error 80 Cannot Count Oscillator Frequency in SINAD. When the Oscillator is attempting to tune to the
frequency of the Notch Filter, the frequency count is 0. See Service Sheets BD3 and BD4. This error maps into
Error 19.
Error 81 Cannot Count Input Frequency. The input frequency cannot be counted in ac level, distortion, distortion
level, or signal-to-noise measurement modes. See Service Sheet BD2. This error maps into Error 13.
Error 82 Notch Filter Does Not Null. The Notch Filter does not null after three attempts. This would be normal
for an erratic signal. See Service Sheet BD2. This error maps into Error 13.
Error 83 Cannot Count Input Frequency. After sensing the presence of a signal, the count is 0. This would be
normal when the input signal is filtered by the High-Pass and Weighting Bandpass Filters. See Service Sheet
BD2. This error gives rise to a display of 0.00 Hz.
Error 84 Output Amplifier Overvoltage with No Overload. The Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector senses
an overvoltage,the Output Amplifier gain is 0 dB,but the Output Overload Detector has not tripped. See Service
Sheet BD2. This error maps into a display of until Error 31 appears.
Error 85 Period of the Voltage-to-Time Converter 0. The Counter receives no pulses from the Voltage-to-Time
Converter. This can occur if the input to the Voltage-to-Time Converter is too negative. See Service Sheet BD2.
This error is identical to Error 17.
Error 86 Frequency Count Greater Than 200 kHz. This error causes a display of 0.000 kHz.
Error 87 Output Amplifier Overload with Post-Notch Gain Hold. The Output Overload Detector remains tripped
after three attempts to set the Output Amplifier gain and Special Function 3.N has been selected. See Service
Sheet BD2. This error maps into Error 19.
Error 88 Attempt to Take Log of Negative Ratio. This error maps into Error 11.
Error 89 Attempt to Take Log of Negative Number. This error maps into Error 11.
Error 90 Decimal Point Fixed and Exponent Too Large. One of the mV ranges has been requested by Special
Function 4.N for a measurement that does not use those ranges. This error maps into Error 10.
Error 91 Decimal Point Fixed Too Far to the Left. The decimal point has been held by Special Function 4.N and
the reading to be displayed is too large to fit the display. This error maps into Error 10.
Error 92 Decimal Point Fixed and Unable to Display. This error maps into Error 10.
Error 93 Number to Be Displayed Greater Than 9999. This error maps into Error 10.
Error 94 Attempt to Divide by Zero in Ratio. This error maps into Error 11.
Error 95 Signal-to-Noise Ratio Too Large to Calculate. This error maps into Error 10.
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POWER-UP CHECKS
8-27. POWER-UP CHECKS

When the Audio Analyzer is first turned on (or if Special Function 40.0 is entered), the instrument goes through
a series of operational checks. When a check fails, an error code is output for two seconds on the four internal
TEST LEDs on the A8 Controller/Counter Assembly. The sequence then continues on to the next check.
Except for the check of the front-panel LED annunciators, no indication of the power-up sequence or results is
given o n the front-panel displays. The principal advantages to using the Power-Up Checks are that the keyboard
and display need not be operational.
To use the Power-Up Checks, remove the top cover (refer to Top and Wollom Covcr Rcmovcrl. Service Sheet A),
remove any signal at the INPUT. and switch the LINE to OFF for five seconds (to discharge the supplies) and
back to ON. Observe the tour TEST LEDs on the top of the Controller/Counter Assembly as the instrument
powers up. The LEDs should light in the following sequence:
1. Indeterminate for about 1/8 second.
2. ( )( )( )(I) for about 1 second.
3. (8)(4)(2)(1) for about 2 seconds.
4. (8)(4)(2)(I), with ( I ) blinking indefinitely until a key is pressed.
The Power-Up Checks actually begin at step 2 (above) and are carried out in the following order:
1. Front-Panel Annunciator Check. All front-panel LEDs and display segments and decimal points are
lighted and remain so throughout the tests that follow and for about one second afterwards. Failure of
one or more LEDs or segments indicates that the respective components or drive circuits have failed.
See Service Sheet 18.
2. Read Only Memory Check. The checksum of each of the read only memories (ROMs) is read and
compared against a stored reference (stored in ROM I). (This is similar to entering a series of 52.N
SPCL commands-see Smvcc Spwial Fitnciionr, paragraph 8-23.) When a wrong checksum is found,
the four TEST LEDs blink for one second with the binary code of the ROM number. For example,
if ROM 5 is faulty, the TEST LEDs will blink ( )(4)( )(I)-that is. 0101, a binary 5. The check then
continues on to the next ROM. See Service Sheets BD4 and 16. If no faulty ROM is found, a steady
( )( )( )(1) appears for about char’370 second. Serial Prefix 2652A and Above: ROM Consolidation
does not change this Check. Note however, that if any “ROM’ check produces an error, the entire
ROM IO needs to be replaced.
3. Random Access Memory Check. Data is stored into and retrieved from the random access memory
(RAM). If the data read back differs from the data entered, error code ( )( )(2)( ) is output to the TEST
LEDs for two seconds. See Service Sheet 15.
4. Instrument Bus Parity Check. A parity check of the data lines of the Instrument Bus is made. A failure
is indicated by ( )( )(2)(1 ) o n the TEST LEDs for two seconds. See Service Sheets BD4, 12, and 16.
5. Keyboard Check. The keyboard is scanned to see if any keys are down. If a key is down. error code
( )(4)( )( ) is output to the TEST LEDs for two seconds. See Service Sheets BD4 and 17.
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CONTROLLER TEST LEDs AND TEST POINTS
8-28. CONTROLLER TEST LEDs AND TEST POINTS

Near the top edge of the A8 Controller/Counter Assembly are located four test points and four associated LED
annunciators labeled TEST which are used primarily for troubleshooting the instrument. The LED annunciators
are labeled (from left to right) 8, 4, 2, and 1 and are associated with test points A, B, C, and D respectively.
The label on the annunciators is sometimes used to represent a binary weighting. They function in the following
way:
1. At instrument power-up the TEST annunciators light in a certain sequence that indicates proper
functioning of several vital areas of the instrument. A failure in any of the areas is indicated on the
annunciators. For details see Power- Up Checks, paragraph 8-27.
2. After power-up, annunciator 1 toggles once for each measurement cycle.
3. After power-up, annunciator 2 toggles once for each keyboard interrupt (that is, each time a key is pressed).
4. After power-up, annunciator 4 toggles once for each HP-IBinterrupt.
Grounding of certain of the TEST test points alters instrument operation in the following ways:
1. Grounding test point C on power-up initiates the Counter, Latch, and Controller 1/0 signature analysis
troubleshooting routines. See Service Sheet 14.
2. Grounding test point D on power-up initiates the Keyboard signature analysis troubleshooting routine.
The signature analyzer’s start and stop leads are then connected to test point A and the probe leads are
then connected to test point B. See Service Sheet 17.
Whenever a test point is grounded, the associated annunciator is extinguished.
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SIGNATURE ANALYSIS
8-29. SIGNATURE ANALYSIS

Signature analysis is a simple method of verifying the operation of digital circuitry. When properly used, signature
analysis can detect extremely subtle hardware faults. Signatures must identically match those given in the signature
tables. If everything is working correctly, signatures will all match exactly. If they don’t match, by even one digit,
something is wrong.
The Keyboard and Display, Latch, and Counter/Controller Assemblies (Al, A7, and A8) are designed for
troubleshooting with signature analysis. Signature analysis is a method of digital signal tracing using test routines
programmed in the Audio Analyzer’s ROM. With the Audio Analyzer’s Controller executing the signature analysis
routine, the signature analysis routine, the signature analyzer’s test probe is used to check nodes in the circuit
under test. The signature analyzer converts the signals at the node into a four digit “signature”,which it displays.
This signature is then compared to the signature in the troubleshooting checks adjacent to the appropriate
schematic. These two signatures must be identical.
Signature analysis can be speeded up if the following considerations are kept in mind
1. Make sure that every step is performed as described in the set-up procedure. That is, make sure that the
clock, start, and stop connections and triggering are correct.
2. Double-check to ensure that the signatures are being taken at the correct node.
3. Make sure that the signature analyzer probe is making good contact with the pin being checked. Oxidation
on pins can cause invalid signatures due to poor contact.
4. When you think that you have found a bad signature, double check to make sure.
5. When checking a node, be sure that the unstable signature indicator is not blinking.
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SCHEMATIC SYMBOLOGY AND SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM NOTES
8-30. SCHEMATIC SYMBOLOGY AND SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM NOTES

Table 8-6 summarizes the symbology used in presenting many devices found in the instrument. The logic
symbols used in this manual are based on the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) i n IEEE-
STD 9 1-1984, Graphic Synthdi /br Logic FiincliorrJ. This publication may be purchased from:
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc.

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Tuhlc 8-6. Schcmaric Diugrani Noic.i ( I of' I I )
Interconnect
information;
Circled letter
with adjacent
T e s t points: s y m b o l s number indicates
a r e numbered for e a s y circuit-path
correlation to schematic continuation to
diagrams, procedures. another s e r v i c e
and component l o c a t i o n PI -in s h e e t (3. in
diagrams. Connection t o in .nation; t h i s example) .
circuit signifies nu ?r L o o k for s a m e
Board Board Board m e a s u r i n g aid (metal in, :ates circled letter
Assembly Assembly Assembly Post. circuit pad, Pi If socket on the indicated
desionation name Dart number etc.) Drovided. (X I . s e r v i c e sheet.
Circuit Signal
n a m e and
\
functional
title. destination.
ALC HIGH
Socket XA2 TO A L C LOOP
designation SERIES
on A 2 REGULATOR
01
7 -
I R1
2.5K Non-plug-in
information.
S o l d e r point
nunbered.
I \
I \
Wire 'color c o d e Serial p r e f i x of Connector s y m b o l s within \Large numbers
Code used instrument t o t h e b o r d e r l i n e s of board in lower
(MIL-STD-681) which s c h e m a t i c assemblies signify right corners o f
is t h e s a m e directly a p p l i e s . c o n n e c t i o n s t o t h e assembly schematic diagrams
as the resistor which a r e s e p a r a t e are service
color code. from those made through s h e e t numbers.
First number Reference t h e integral p l u g part
identifies t h e designations of the a s s e m b l y .
\
Base color, within outlined
second n u m b e r assemblies are
the wider stripe. a b b r e v i a t e d . Full
and t h e third designation includes
number t h e a s s e m b l v number:
narrower stripe. f o r exainp~e. Asteri;k i n d i c a t e s factory
R l o f assembly selected c o m p o n e n t s . (See
*
Example:
denotes white base.

A 2 is A P R I .
Designations o f
other components
are complete
Section SI.
Value s e l e c t e d f o r best o p e r a t i o n .
Value s h o w n is a v e r a g e or m o s t
yellow wide stripe. as shown. commonly s e l e c t e d v a l u e .
violet n a r r o w s t r i p e .
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Tahk 8-6. Schtwinfic- Dingrom Nofcs (2 of' 11)
Values for all components are marked in units of farads, henries, and ohms unless otherwise specified.
* Asterisk denotes a factory-selected value. Value shown is typical. See Section V.
Tool-aided adjustment.
n Encloses front-panel designation.
Encloses rear-panel designation
Circuit assembly borderline.
Other assembly borderline.
Heavy line with arrows indicates path and direction of main signal.
Heavy dashed line with arrows indicates path and direction of main feedback.
t Indicates stripline (Le., RF transmission line above ground).
F Wiper moves toward cw with clockwise rotation of control (as viewed from shaft or
knob).
Numbered Test Point

measurement aid provided.
Encloses wire or cable color code. Code used is the same as the resistor color code.
U First number identifies the base color, second number identifies the wider stripe, and
the third number identifies the narrower stripe, e.g., (917) denotes white base, yellow
wide stripe, violet narrow stripe.
A direct conducting connection to earth, or a conducting connection to a structure

that has a similar function (e.g., the frame of an air, sea, or land vehicle).
m A conducting connection to a chassis or frame.
4 Common connections. All like-designation points are connected.
a 12 Letter = off-page connection.

Number = Service Sheet number for off-page connection.
In the example, signal flow is continued on Service Sheet 12, at the point
marked
Number (only) = on-page connection.
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Tahk 8-6. Schematic Diagram N0ti.s (3 oj' I I)
4
A
,,JA ,,
3 2
k ,,
2
Indicates multiple paths represented by only one line. Letters or names identify indi-
vidual paths. Numbers indicate number of paths represented by the line.
Coaxial or shielded cable.
Ferrite bead. (Increases the self-inductance of the conductor passing through the
bead.)
Relay. Contact moves in direction of arrow when energized.
Indicates a pushbutton switch with a momentary (ON) position.
Feedthrough capacitor. (Acts as a feedthrough terminal when mounted on a chassis

or a frame.)
Indicates a PIN diode.
Indicates a current regulation diode.
Indicates a voltage regulation diode.
Indicates a capacitive (varactor) diode.
Indicates a Schottky (hot-carrier) diode.
Light-emitting diode.
Multiple transistors in a single package-physical location of the pins is shown in

package outline on schematic.
Identification of logic families as shown (in this case, ECL).
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Tahk 8-6. Schematic Diagram Notes ( 4 of' I I)
DIGITAL SYMBOLOGY REFERENCE INFORMATION

Input and Output Indicators
Implied Indicator-Absence of polarity indicator (see below) implies that the active
state is a relative high voltage level. Absence of negation indicator (see below) im-
plies that the active state is a relative high voltage level at the input or output.
Polarity Indicator-The active state is a relatively low voltage level.
Dynamic Indicator-The active state is a transition from a relative low to a relative

high voltage level.
ic Inhibit Input-Input
digital device.
that, when active, inhibits (biocks) the active state outputs of a
Analog Input-Input that is a continuous signal function (e.g., a sine wave).
+L- Polarity Indicator used with Inhibit Indicator-Indicates that the relatively low level
signal inhibits (blocks) the active state outputs of a digital device.
3- Output Delay-Binary output changes state only after the referenced input (m) re-
turns to its inactive state (m should be replaced by appropriate dependency or func-
tion symbols).
Open Collector Output.
Open Emitter Output.
Three-state Output-Indicates outputs can have a high impedance (disconnect) state

in addition to the normal binary logic states.
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Trrhls 8-6. Schcmalic Diagram Nolcs (5 of' I I)
Combinational Logic Symbols and Functions

z Summing Junction-Outputs added together at a common point.
& AND-All inputs must be active for the output to be active.
11 OR-One or more inputs being active will cause the output to be active.
zm Logic Threshold-m or more inputs being active will cause the output to be active
(replace m with a number).
=1 EXCLUSIVE OR-Output will be active when one (and only one) input is active.
=m m and only m-Output will be active when m (and only m) inputs are active (replace
m with a number).
Logic Identity-Output will be active only when all or none of the inputs are active
(i.e., when all inputs are identical, output will be active).
Amplifier-The output will be active only when the input is active (can be used with
polarity or logic indicator at input or output to signify inversion).
Signal Level Converter-Input level(s) are different than output level(s).
Bilateral Switch-Binary controlled switch which acts as an on/off switch to analog

or binary signals flowing in both directions. Dependency notation should be used
to indicate affectinglaffected inputs and outputs. Note: amplifier symbol (with depen-
dency notation) should be read to indicate unilateral switching.
x-Y Coder-Input code (X) is converted to output code (Y) per weighted values or a table.
(Functional Labels) The following labels are to be used as necessary to ensure rapid identification of
device function.
MUX Multiplexer-The output is dependent only on the selected input.
DEMUX Demultiplexer-Only the selected output is a function of the input.
CPU Central Processing Unit
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Tahk 8-6. Schcvnalic Diugram N0lc.s (6 of I I )
Sequential logic Functions

1 n Monostable-Single shot multivibrator. Output becomes active when the input be-
comes active. Output remains active (even if the input becomes inactive) for a period
of time that is characteristic of the device and/or circuit.
G Oscillator-The output is a uniform repetitive signal which alternates between the

m high and low state values. If an input is shown, then the output will be active if an
only if the input is in the active state.
FF Flip-Flop-Binary element with two stable states, set and reset. When the flip-flop
is set, its outputs will be in their active states. When the flip-flop is reset, its outputs
will be in their inactive states.
T Toggle Input-When active, causes the flip-flop to change states.
S Set Input-When active, causes the flip-flop to set.
R Reset Input-When active, causes the flip-flop to reset.
J J Input-Analogous to set input.
K K Input-Analogous to reset input.
D Data Input-Always enabled by another input (generally a C input-see Dependency

Notation). When the D input is dependency-enabled, a high level at D will set the
flip-flop; a low level will reset the flip-flop. Note: strictly speaking, D inputs have no
active or inactive states-they are just enabled or disabled.
+m Count-Up Input-When active, increments the contents (count) of a counter by “m”

counts (m is replaced with a number).
-m Count-Down Input-When active, decrements the contents (count) of a counter by

“m” counts (rn is replaced with a number).
-m Shift Right (Down) Input-When active, causes the contents of a shift register to
shift to the right or down “m” places (m is replaced with a number).
-m Shift Left (Up) Input-When active, causes the contents of a shift register to shift
to the left or up “m” places (m is replaced with a number).
NOTE
For the four functions shown above, if m is one, it is omitted.
(Functional Labels) The following functional labels are to be used as necessary in symbol build-ups to
ensure rapid identification of device function.
mCNTR Counter-Array of flip-flops connected to form a counter with modules m (m is re-

placed with a number that indicates the number of states: 5 CNTR, 10 CNTR, etc.).
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Tahk 8-6. Schematic Diagram Notes (7 c?f' I I )

Sequential Logic Functions (Cont'd)
REG Register-Array of unconnected flip-flops that form a simple register or latch.
SREG Shift Register-Array of flip-flops that form a register with internal connections that
permit shifting the contents from flip-flop to flip-flop.
ROM Read Only Memory-Addressable memory with read-out capability only.
RAM Random Access Mernory-Addressable memory with read-in and read-out

capability.
Dependency Notation
Crn Control Dependency-Binary affecting input used where more than a simple AND
relationship exists between the C input and the affected inputs and outputs (used
only with D-type flip-flops).
Gm Gate (AND) Dependency-Binary affecting input with an AND relationship to those

inputs or outputs labeled with the same identifier. The m is replaced with a number
or letter (the identifier).
Vrn OR Dependency-Binary affecting input with an OR relationship to those inputs or

outputs labeled with the same identifier. The m is replaced with a number or the
letter (the identifier).
mAm Address Dependency-Binary affecting inputs of affected outputs. The m prefix is

replaced with a number that differentiates between several address inputs, indicates
dependency, or indicates demultiplexing of address inputs and outputs. The m suffix
indicates the number of cells that can be addressed.
ENm Enable Dependency-Binary affecting input which, when active enables all outputs.
When inactive open-collector and open-emitter outputs are off, and three-state out-
puts are at an external high impedance state.
When the enable input affects only certain inputs and outputs, they will be numbered
to indicate the logic connection.
Xrn Transmission Dependency-Binary affecting input which bidirectionally connects de-

pendent inputs and outputs.
Mm Mode Dependency-Binary affecting input used to indicate that the effects of partic-
ular inputs and outputs of an element depend on the mode in which the element
is operating. The rn is replaced with a number or letter (the identifier).
Zm Interconnection Dependency-Indicates the existence of internal logic connections

between inputs, outputs, internal inputs, and/or internal outputs. The m is replaced
with a number (the identifier).
Comma-AND Function.
I Slant-OR Function.
NOTE
The identifier (m) is omitted if it is one-that is, when there is only one depen-
dency relationship of that kind in a particular device. When this is done, the de-
pendency indicator itself (G, C, EN, or V ) is used to prefix or suffix the affected
[dependent) input or output.
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Tahlc 8-6. Schmalic Diagram NOICY(8 of’ I I)
Miscellaneous
.D- Schrnitt Trigger-Input characterized by hysteresis; one threshold for positive going
signals and a second threshold for negative going signals.
Active Active State-A binary physical or logical state that corresponds to the true state
of an input, an output, or a function. The opposite of the inactive state.
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1
NAND GATE
AND GATE
OR GATE WITH
INVERTED INPUTS
NOR GATE
A
B D X
OR GATE ] A ( B I X I AND GATE WITH
ADx
INVERTED INPUTS L H L
L H
B B U X
BUFFER
1
EXCLUSIVE-OR
Wl
GATE
L H H
B L L L
X L H
INVERTER
OPEN COLLECTOR OPEN EMITTER

OUTPUTS (TTL) +V OUTPUTS (ECL)
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C I I
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EXTERNAL *,-
PULL-DOWN Iv
RESISTOR
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a Active High Input
' J-L
ACTIVE LEVELS
ACTIVE HIGH inputs and outputs are indicated by the ab-
I
ACTIVE Lc sence of the polarity indicator symbol.
I LEVEL I
Active High Output
-c7 Active Low input
7\1
ACTIVE LOW inputs and outputs are indicated by the pres-
ence of the polarity indicator symbol ( h).
El-
4ACTIVE 4
I LEVEL I
+,-
Active Low Output
EDGE SENSITIVE INPUTS
lNpUTq-L
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(-0).
EDGE SENSITIVE (low-to-high) inputs are indicated by the
presence of the dynamic indicator symbol
Low-to-High OUTPUT I I
Edge Sensitive
+
iNPUTJ-k EDGE SENSITIVE (high-to-low) inputs are indicated by the
presence of both the dynamic indicator and the polarity in-
dicator symbols (
).
High-to-Low OUTPUT
1 1
Edge Sensitive DELAYED OUTPUT RESPONSE

I
iNPuTJ-L
*OUTPUT
Delayed Output
If OUTPUT DELAY indicator symbol (1) shows that the out-
(Active High input) I put becomes effective after the input signal returns to its
inactive state.
-OUTPUTDelayed Output f
(Active Low Input) I
INHIBIT INPUTS
INHIBIT indicator symbol (+) indicates an input that, when
active, inhibits (blocks) the output(s) from achieving their
active states (the outputs remain inactive).
ANALOG LINES
ANALOG indicator symbol (n)indicates a line that has
an analog input or output.
NONLOGIC CONNECTION
The Nonlogic Connection symbol (X) indicates a connec-
tion that does not carry any logic information.
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Tahlc 8-6. Schematic Diagram N o m ( I I of' I I )
AND
I
The input that controls or gates other inputs is labeled with a C or a G,
followed by an identifying number.
The controlled or gated input or output is labeled with the same number.
In this example, 1 is controlled by G1.
OR
When a V input is active, the output will be in its active state. With the
V input inactive, the device functions as if the V input doesn't exist.
ENABLE
When the EN input is active, the output is enabled to function normally.
When the EN input is inactive, the three-state output ( V), in this case,
becomes a high impedance, effectively removing that device from the
circuit.
TRANSMISSION
,
-xi When the X1 input is active, the associated input-output pair are bi-
directionally connected together. When X1 is inactive, the connection is
n broken.
-1-1
CONTROL
When the controlled or gated input or output already has a functional
label (D is used here), that label will be prefixed by the identifying
nurnber .
If the input or output is affected by more than one gate or control input,
then the identifying numbers of each gate or control input will appear
separated by commas.
ADDRESS
When GA is active, the active address line (0 through 3) is the decoded

value of the 1 and 2 binary inputs. When the controlled address lines
have a functional value, that value will be prefixed by the identifying
letter.
GA
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SERVICE SHEET BD1-Overall Block Diagram

PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION
General
The Audio Analyzer can be conceptually broken down into four subsections. The subsections are shown in Table
8A-1. Service Sheets BD2 through BD5 break the operation of the instrument along similar lines as indicated in
the table.
Service Sheet Subsection Circuits
B D2 Measurement Input, Notch Filter, Output Amplifier,

Detectors, DC Voltmeter
BD3
BD4
I Source
Digital
I Oscillator, Output Attenuator
Controller, Counter, Keyboard and

Display, Remote Interface
I BD5 I Power Supply I Power Supplies, Motherboard
Input Circuits
Measurements on the input signal are made on the difference between the HIGH and LOW INPUT connectors.
The range of signals at the INPUT connectors is 20 H z to 100 kHz and 0 to 300 Vrms for ac signals and 0 to
300V (either polarity) for dc signals. Either INPUT connector (HIGH or LOW) can be floated upto 300V with
respect to ground.
For ac measurements, the AC/DC Switches insert a capacitor into both the high and low paths. The ac input
impedance for each path is 100 kR with respect to ground. The dc impedance is 101 kR.
The Input Attenuator has voltage dividers on both high and low paths which can be set to 0, -12, -24, or -40
dB. In automatic operation the gain is set to 0 dB when the input signal is 3V or less.
The Over-Voltage Protection circuitry limits the input signal level of either the high or low path to f 1 3 Vp. In
addition, the output of the protection circuit is sensed by the Input Overload Detector. If the level exceeds a
preset reference, all input circuits are set to minimum gain.
The Differential-to-Single-EndedAmplifier converts the non-referenced, differential signal to a signal referenced
to ground. The gain of the amplifier can be set to 0, 8,16, or 20 dB. (For the dc level measurement mode, the gain
is always 0 dB.)The amplifier is dc coupled. When dc level is selected, the output of the amplifier is measured
by the dc voltmeter. The output is also sensed by the Input Overload Detector. If the level is more positive than
+8.7V or more negative than -8.7V, the detector sets the Input Attenuator to the 40 dB range until the proper
range has been determined by the Controller.
The Programmable Gain Amplifier can be set for 0, 4, 8, or 20 dB gain and is ac coupled.
The Input Range Detector is used to set the gain of the input path (Input Attenuator, Differential-to-single-
Ended Amplifier, and Programmable Gain Amplifier). Since it is positioned before the Weighting Bandpass and
High-Pass Filters, it prevents overloading of the filters by input signals located in the filter stopbands. The gain
of the detector is programed to match the passband gain of the selected filter. (The gain is programed indirectly
by the Controller via the filter circuits.)
The gain of the input path is set so that the signal is between 1.7 and 3V at the Input Range Detector. This is
the optimum level for the Input Range Detector, the Pre-Notch RMS/Average Detector, and the Notch Filter.
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At this point, one of two filters can be inserted in the audio path. The filters available depend upon the options
installed. Two types of filters are available: a 400 Hz high-pass filter or a weighted-response, bandpass filter. Table
8A-2 enumerates the filter combinations available. The two filters can be installed in either order with respect
to the two front-panel keys (or HP-IB codes); thus each filter has two option numbers. (If no filter options are
installed, the filter positions are jumpered.)
Table 8A-2. Filter Options
Filter Option Numbers

400 Hz High-Pass 010 or 050
CClTT or Psophornetric Bandpass 011 or 051
CClR Bandpass 012 or 052
C-Message Bandpass 013 or 053
CCIR/ARM Bandpass 014 or 054
“A” Weiahtina BandDass 015 or 055
Filter selection is via front-panel keys or HP-IB. Both are active filters. The Weighting Bandpass Filter generally
has a standardized frequency response that simulates the response of a telecommunications system as perceived
by human hearing. It gives predominance to 1 kHz.
The Pre-Notch RMS/Average Detector is read by the Controller via the dc voltmeter for the distortion and
SINAD measurements (and also the analog SINAD meter). Its output becomes the numerator of the SINAD
measurement and the denominator of the distortion measurement.
Notch Filter
The Notch Filter is inserted into the signal path in the distortion, distortion level, and SINAD measurement
modes. It is coarse tuned by the Controller. When measuring distortion, the Controller sets the Notch Filter to
the frequency of the signal counted at the input. When measuring SINAD, the Controller sets it to the programed
frequency of the internal oscillator.
A notch-filter frequency response is obtained by passing the signal through a unity-gain, inverting, active bandpass
filter, then summing the filter’s output with its input. At the center frequency of the bandpass filter, the two
signals into the Sum and Output Amplifier nearly cancel. This results in significant rejection of the signal at that
frequency. Since the notch is very narrow, only the fundamental is rejected while noise and harmonic components
are passed.
The Balance and Fine Tune control circuit uses negative feedback to fine tune the bandpass filter to the signal
and to fine adjust (balance) its gain to maximize the depth of the notch. The tuning range of the fine tune
control is 8% of the nominal center frequency. Feedback for the Balance and Fine Tune Control circuit comes
from Amplifier 1 which follows the Notch Filter. The tuning error is also measured by the DC Voltmeter which
is monitored by the Controller. If a large error exists, the Controller takes steps to either retune the Notch Filter
or display an error message.
In the other measurement modes, the bandpass filter is not switched in and a flat response results.
Output Circuits
The output from the Notch Filter is attenuated, amplified, and filtered to condition the signal for the most
accurate measurement by the Voltmeter. The signal level at the input to the Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak
Detector is normally between 0.3 and 3V. Attenuator 1 is set to either 0 or 20 dB.Amplifier 1has a gain of 14 dB.
The Low-Pass Filters are selected from the front panel or HP-IB. The 3 dB frequencies of the filters are 30 kHz,
80 kHz, and 750 kHz. The latter filter is selected when the other two filters are off. The filters are active-types
and have 6 dB gain.
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Attenuator 2 is set to either 0 or 20 dB.Amplifier 3 has a gain of 20 dB.Attenuator 3 is set to either 0 or 20

dI3. The Buffer amplifier has 0 dB gain. The High-Pass Filter is set to 0.3 Hz in the ac level measurement mode
to ensure accuracy down to 20 Hz; otherwise, it is set to 13 Hz to speed up measurement time. Amplifier 4 has
20 dB gain. The output from Amplifier 4 is the rear-panel MONITOR output signal, an input to the Counter
(since this is the point of greatest sensitivity in the ac level measurement mode), and the input to the Output
RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector.
The Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector is used to set the gain of the output path (Attenuators 1, 2, and
3) and, after processing by the Controller, its output is also used as the numerator of the distortion measurement
or the denominator of the SINAD measurement. The detector can also be configured to respond to the absolute
average or quasi-peak value of the signal instead of the true RMS value. The Output Overload Detector senses the
output of the Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector. If the output exceeds 3V, the gain of the output path
is set to 0 dB.The state of the output can also be read by the Controller, which then takes appropriate action.
The SINAD panel meter is normally used only in the SINAD measurement mode when the SINAD is between
0 and 18 dB.On that range, since the gain of the output path is 0 dB,SINAD is equal to the log of the ratio of
the output of the Pre-Notch RMS Detector to the output of the Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector. The
mathematical manipulation takes place in the SINAD Log Ratio Meter Amplifier. The Meter Transconductance
Amplifier converts the voltage at its input to a current to drive the SINAD meter. If SINAD is not in the range 0
to 18 dB or if some other measurement mode has been selected, the Controller either pegs the meter to full scale
or switches it off via the Meter Peg/Off Switch.
DC Voltmeter
Various dc voltages are routed to the Voltmeter Input Selector switch. The outputs from the Pre-Notch
RMS/Average Detector and the Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector are measured through Ripple Filters
when measurements are made on noisy ranges. The DC Voltmeter consists of the Counter, the Controller, and
the Voltage-to-Time Converter. The output of the Voltage-to-Time Converter controls one of the input gates of
the Counter. The voltage-measurement cycle begins when the Controller gates the 2 MHz Clock into the Clock
Counter. Counting proceeds until the Voltage-to-Time converter produces a Stop Count pulse which opens the
Stop Count Gate. The time lapse between the gating of the clock and the opening of the Stop Count Gate is
proportional to the dc input voltage. The count thus accumulated during the interval is proportional to the input
voltage.
Source
The source consists of a 10 Hz to 100 kHz Oscillator and output level-setting circuits. Oscillator tuning is
programed by the Controller which uses the Counter to check frequency. The Oscillator output is self-leveled
to about 3 Vrms via an automatic leveling control (ALC) circuit. The circuit senses the level with a peak Level
Detector. The output from the detector is compared against a dc reference voltage by the Level Error amplifier.
The output of the amplifier drives the level-varying circuitry in the Oscillator to eliminate the error condition.
The amplifiers and attenuators in the output path are:
0 Amplifier 1, an active attenuator with a gain of 0 to -6 dB settable in 256 steps;
0 Amplifier 2, an active attenuator with a gain of 0 to -17.5 dB settable in 2.5 dB steps;
Attenuator A, a passive attenuator with 0, 20, and 40 dB attenuation;

Output Amplifier Driver, a non-programmable buffer with a gain of 1.9 (+5.58 dB);
e Floating Output Amplifier with a gain of about +l dB;and
0 Attenuator B, a passive attenuator with 0 or 20 dB attenuation.
In the signal-to-noise ratio measurement mode, Amplifiers 1 and 2 and Attenuator A are switched between a
normal and an “off” state. (The Controller reads the Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector for both states
and computes the ratio.) In the “off state the gain of Amplifier 1 is lowered by 6 dB,Amplifier 2 is set to -60
dB gain, and Attenuator A is shorted t o ground. This “off” state also occurs when a source level of OV is selected.
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The Floating Output Amplifier generates a differential output signal, that is, a signal not referenced to ground.
Either OUTPUT terminal [HIGH or LOW) may be grounded or floated up to 10 Vpk. This feature is useful for
breaking up ground loops, summing signals, and adding dc offsets to the output. Attenuator B is also floating.
For instruments with serial prefix 2730A and below, the output impedence is selected by a non-programmable,
front panel IMPEDENCE switch for either 500 or 600R. For instruments with serial prefix 2742A and above,
the output impedance can be selected from the front panel or via HP-IBby using Special Functions (47.X).
The Over-Voltage Protect circuit protects the output circuits from the inadvertent application of a reverse
voltage to either the HIGH o r LOW OUTPUT connector. The reverse voltage is sensed by an over-voltage
detector, which opens t w o output relays. The relays automatically reset about 1s after the overvoltage is
removed. The Voltage Clamp protects the output circuits during the time between the application of t h e reverse
voltage and the opening of the relay contacts.
Counter
t
When the frequency of the input signal or Oscillator is to be counted, two sub-counters (the Cycle and Clock
Counters) operate simultaneously. The signal itself is directed into the Cycle Counter. In the case of counting
the input signal, the signal is first routed through the Counter Input Schmitt Trigger which converts t h e analog
signal into square wave pulses which are compatible with the Cycle Counter. The 2 MHz Clock signal is
directed into the Clock Counter.
To count frequency, the Controller first sets the Clock Counter Gate switch to route the path from the
Frequency Gate switch into the Clock Counter. Then, the Controller arms the Cycle Counter Gate and
Frequency Gate switches, and the first signal pulse closes the switches. Both counters (which were previously
cleared) then begin to accumulate counts. The Cycle Counter is a divide by 32, the Clock Counter is a divide
by 2048. The overflow or carry pulses of each counter are counted by the Controller. After a pre-determined
minimum number of carries from the Clock Counter and at least one carry from the Cycle Counter, the
Frequency Gate and Cycle Counter Gate switches are disabled by the Controller. The first signal piilse opens
the switches and counting ceases. The Controller then reads the contents of the Cycle and Clock Counters
and computes the signal frequency which is
(Count of Cycle Counter + (32 x Cycle Counter Carries)/ x 2 MHz

=
(2048 x Clock Counter Carries) + Count of Clock Counter
The count sequence is also timed out to prevent hang-up of the instrument should there be no input signal or
should the signal be interrupted during a count cycle.
During a voltage measurement cycle. o n l y the Clock Counter is used. The Controller first sets the Clock
Counter Gate to receive the signal from the Voltmeter Gate and closes the Voltmeter Gate. (The Controller
had also previoiisly closed the Stop Count Gate by deactivating the Voltage-to-Time Converter via the Ramp
Gate line.) The 2 MHz Clock is now routed into the Clock Counter, After a time interval which is proportional
to the dc voltage being measured. the Voltage-to-Time Converter opens the Stop Count Gate. The accirmLilated
count is proportional to the dc voltage at the input of the DC Voltmeter.
Controller and Remote Interface
The Controller plays a key role i n governing the instrument operation. The Microprocessor i n the Controller
outputs information to configure the instrument, reads back vital status in formation to prevent invalid
measurements, and services interrupts from the Keyboard or Remote Interface. I nfornintion from the
Input/Output (I/O) port of the Microprocessor is carried to the rest of the instrument by the Instrument BLIS.
Typically, the data on the Instrument BLISare decoded by the Decoders and Latches and distributed to the
appropriate circuit. -For the Counter, Keyboard and Display, and Remote Interface. decoding of the Instrument
BUSis done on the assemblies.
Information within the Controller itself is handled by three main buses: the ROM Control Bus (which
coordinates the various devices which make LIPthe Controller), the Address Bus (which addresses the ROM
and RAM), and the Data BLIS(which carries information to or from the ROM and R A M ) . Since the Remote
Interface contains some Controller devices, these buses are also distributed to it.
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The Remote Interface receives inputs from the external interface bus (HP-IB), processes the information, and
interrupts the Controller in a manner similar to the Keyboard. It also processes the measurement information
and outputs it on the HP-IB if requested. The Remote Interface is designed to make operation from an external
computing controller as similar as possible to operation from the front panel.
Instrument Software Supervisor Flowchart
The instrument’s software is structured in a form called the supervisor. See Figure 8A-1. The supervisor is a loop
that is continually traversed with displays made near the end after checks for oscillator tuning, input and output
leveling, notch tuning, and measurements. Arithmetic manipulation (for example, for the ratio function) follows
the measurement, and the programs loop back to the beginning after outputting to the display.
The various level and tune blocks verify that the instrument is adjusted to make an accurate measurement. A
measurement is not made until all of the tests are passed in succession. If a test is not passed, corrective action
is taken. The decision after that block then forces the program back to the top of the supervisor, bypassing the
measurement for that loop if corrective action is unsuccessful. The software interface with the hardware makes
use of two concepts called software state and hardware state. The software state is located in the RAM and
totally describes the state of the instrument. On power-up, the initialization procedure loads the s o h a r e state
from ROM. Keyboard and HP-IBentry routines modify only the software state and do not effect the hardware
immediately. The setup block in the supervisor is where the hardware state is made to conform with the software
state. Setup is not the only place where hardware is affected; tune, level, and measurement blocks manipulate the
hardware as well.
The Keyboard and HP-IB interrupt the flow around the loop, forcing the Microprocessor to execute a short
program and then return to the loop as shown in the diagram. Since the supervisor can be interrupted at any
point but always returns to a single location, Keyboard and HP-IB interrupts must abort the current measurement
and start a new measurement cycle. The Keyboard and HP-IBcan be thought of as a medium through which the
user requests a certain setup.
The microprocessor-based Controller interacts closely with the hardware of the instrument. Many circuits are
used by the Controller for different functions at different times. Thus, a specific failure in one circuit can show
up as a collection of symptoms that superficially seem unrelated. The appearance of several symptoms can often
be used to advantage as they provide many avenues to pursue when tracking down a problem.
A clear line is drawn between Service Special Functions and normal instrument operation. When most Service
Special Fbnctions are used, normal instrument functions are suspended. When the Service Special F’unction mode
is left to resume normal measurements, all effects of the Service Special Function on hardware are lost. As an
example, a Service Special Function can be used to display the oscillator frequency. But once normal measurements
are resumed, the display will revert back to what it was before the Service Special h c t i o n was invoked.
Power Supplies
The instrument is run from four regulated supplies: +15V, -15V, +12V, and +5V. All supplies are independent
except the +5V supply which is dependent on the +15V and -15V supplies.
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TROUBLESHOOTING---SERVICE SHEET BD1
KEYBOARDOR
INTERRUF'T
I I
NOTES
CHANGE
SOFTWARE
STATE I I STATE
1. The SOURCE R E L A T E D K E Y SCAN block
monitors the FREQ, FREQ INCR, AMPTD,
AMPTD INCR, t (step up), and J. (step down)
SOURCE
RELATED
keys.
2. On errors, the instrument exits the current

block, jumps to the error return point, and sets
the GUARB (guarantee bit), R E S T B (reset bit),
and FIRSTB (first bit).
3. I f RESTB is set, the OSCILLATOR CON-

HARDWARE SETUP T R O L block will not execute and R E S T B will
be cleared.
4. Certain blocks may or may not execute during

different measurement modes depending upon
relevancy bits and other conditions.
m
NO
OSCILLATOR T U N E 5. The OSCOFFB (oscillator off bit) is set on

alternate Signal-to-Noise ( S / N ) measurement
I6. The G U A R B indicates a valid measurement is

LEVEL AC INPUT
cycles.
guaranteed. I t is set by most interrupts, errors,

NOTCH T U N E trigger mode, and under some conditions in the
I
OVERHEAD 1 block (e.g., it is always set in
LEVEL OUTPUT
Signal-to-Noise measurement mode). It is also
cleared by some conditions in OVERHEAD 1
block.
MEASURE FAEOUENCY
7. The FIRSTB indicates the first cycle after an
interrupt or error. It is cleared in the OVER-
HEAD 2 block.
P P U L f T E DATA I 8. M E A S l B is set if the instrument is in the

Signal-to-Noise measurement mode and it is
OUTPUT TO DISPLAYS,
the first pass after an interrupt. It takes two
w i B AND x A N D Y
A X I S OUTPUTS passes to measure Signal-to-Noise. Therefore,
the instrument must restart without a display
SWEEP
output and clear M E A S l B at the end of the
first pass.
Figure 8A-1. Supervisor Flowchart
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TROUBLESHOOTING
General
The troubleshooting checks that follow are a starting place for locating an instrument fault. They are easy to
perform and give much key information in a short time. In most instances they can differentiate between an
instrument hardware failure and a Controller or software problem. The comments associated with each procedure
summarize the information known as a result of passing or failing the check. The checks should be done in
order. For additional information on the troubleshooting philosophy used in these checks, refer to General
Roublesho oting, paragraph 8-16.
Linecheck
Procedure: Remove the instrument top cover (three screws) and switch LINE to ON.
Normal Indication: The four green LEDs on the A13 Power Supply and Motherboard Assembly are lighted
indicating that the supplies are nominally operating.
I f Indication Abnormal: Check rear panel line fuse and line voltage selector. Check Mains wiring. See Service
Sheet 20. Check individual regulators. See Service Sheet BD5.
(J2) Power-Up Checks
Procedure: If there are any jumpers on the TEST test points on the A8 Controller/Counter Assembly, remove
them. Switch LINE to OFF for five seconds then back to ON. Note the sequencing of the four TEST LEDs on
the top of the Controller/Counter Assembly as the instrument powers up.
Normal Indication: The four TEST LEDs light in the following sequence:
1. Indeterminate for about 1/8 second.
2. ( )( )( )(1)for about second. This indicates the start of the power up routines and the run of the Read Only
Memory Check.
3. (8)(4)(2)(1)for about 2 seconds. This indicates that all power-up checks passed and that a visual front-panel
check is in progress (see @ 1.
4. (8)(4)(2)(1),with (1)blinking indefinitely until a key is pressed. The behavior of the LED (1)is also affected
by the presence of an input signal.
Any other sequence indicates a failure of the check. Passing this check indicates that the Controller is functioning
properly and that there is no catastrophic failure in the following circuits:
Read Only Memory,
Random Access Memory,
Instrument Bus, and
Keyboard (only that no key is down).
If Indication Abnormal: If the TEST LEDs come on and remain in the indeterminate state of step 1, check the
Controller Kernel. See Service Sheet BD4. If other indications appear in or after step 2, consult Power- Up Check,
paragraph 8-27, which discusses the individual checks, documents the error indications, and cross references to
the service sheets.
(J3) Front-Panel LED Check
Procedure: Disconnect all connections to the INPUT. Switch LINE to OFF and back to ON.
Normal Indications: After less than 1/8 second, all front-panel LEDs, display segments and decimal points
should light for about three seconds, then the displays blank for one second then after a few seconds settle to
readings of 0.000 kHz in the left display and <0.100 mV in the right display. The measurement cycle indicator
LED in the upper left-hand corner of the right display should blink rapidly. The kHz and mV annunciators and
the AC LEVEL and 80 kHz LOW PASS key lights should be on. This indicates that the Controller is able to
output to the front-panel LED and display latches which are all operative.
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I f Indication Abnormal: If one or more LEDs or display segments fail, check the respective components and
drive circuits. See Service Sheet 18. Also check the CPU 1/0 port. See Service Sheet BD4.
@) Measurement Error Check
Procedure: Key in 43.1 SPCL. This enables Service Errors. Make the measurement in which the fault appears.
Normal Indications: As the Special Function code is entered, 43.1 should appear in the left display. This
indicates that the ControIler responds to keyboard interrupts. After pressing the SPCL key, measurements should
proceed as normal.
I f Indication Abnormal: If the keys have no effect, check the keyboard interrupt. See Service Sheet 17. If
the keystrokes produce an erroneous display, check the Keyboard. See Service Sheet BD4. If the measurement is
improper or error messages appear in the display, consult the error messages tables (see Error Messages in the
Detailed Operating Instructions, Section 3 and Error Messages, paragraph 8-24) or consult the block diagram
service sheet that documents the section of the instrument that appears to have the fault (see Service Sheets BD2
through BD5).
NOTE
For problems that are exclusive to the HP-IB,see Service Sheet BD4.
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SERVICE SHEET BD2-Measurement Circuits Block Diagram

General
Service Sheet BD2 covers the input circuits, notch filter, output circuits, and part of the voltmeter; that is, it
covers most of the measurement (analyzer) circuits of the instrument.
Input Amplifier (A2)
The Input Amplifier circuits amplify or attenuate the input signal so that its output is within 1.9 to 3V at the input
to the Notch Filter. The overall input gain can be controlled by Special Function 1for ac measurements and Special
Function 2 for dc. Other circuits provide ac or dc coupling, over-voltage protection, differential-to-single-ended
conversion, filtering, and level sensing.
The HIGH and LOW INPUT connectors are the differential inputs. A front-panel switch permits convenient
grounding of the LOW INPUT. For ac measurements, the AC/DC Switch is set to ac couple the input.
Two pairs of voltage dividers form a balanced Input Attenuator. The first divider pair is 12 dB;the second divider
pair have taps at 24 and 40 dB.The input level range and the associated attenuation are summarized in Table
8B-1 for dc measurements and Table 8B-2 for ac measurements.
Table 8B-1.Input Attenuation for DC Measurements
DC Input Level Range Input

Attenuation
Range vdc) Special Function (dB)
4 2.4 0
16 2.3 12
64 2.2 24
300 2.1 40
The Over-Voltage Protection circuit clamps the high and low inputs of the Differential-to-Single-Ended amplifier
when the signal level exceeds f13V. The diodes of the protection circuit are in parallel with the signal path and are
normally biased off. The amplifiers ac couple signal to the clamp diodes to prevent the signal from modulating the
diode capacitance and creating distortion. The output of the amplifier is also fed to the Input Overload Protection.
The signals on the high and low paths are each amplified by programmable-gain amplifiers. The outputs from
the two amplifiers are subtracted to create a single-ended signal (that is, one that is referenced with respect to
ground). The gain of the Differential-to-Single-EndedAmplifier is 0, 8, 16, or 20 dB. The gain is 0 dB when
measuring dc. The gain for ac is summarized in Table 8B-2.
DC measurements are made at the output of the Differential-to-Single-EndedAmplifier by the DC Voltmeter.
The Programmable Gain Amplifier has a gain of 0, 4, 8, or 12 dB. The gain is summarized in Table 8B-2. The
amplifier input is ac coupled.
The rms level at the output of the Programmable Gain Amplifier is converted to dc by the Input Range Detector.
The output is measured by the DC Voltmeter and sets the input gain. The gain of the detector is programed to
match the peak gain of the Weighting Bandpass Filters that follow the Programmable Gain Amplifier.
The output of the Input Range Detector and the dc at the input of the Programmable Gain Amplifier are compared
to positive and negative references by the Input Overload Detector. This is to determine if the signal levels are
too large for the input gain settings.
The output of the Programmable Gain Amplifier can be filtered with optional audio filters: either a 400 Hz
High-Pass Filter or one or two of several Weighting Bandpass Filters. All are active filters. The 400 Hz High-Pass
Filter is a 7-pole filter. The Weighting Bandpass Filters are designed to match certain international standards.
The filters plug onto the A2 assembly.
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Table 8B-2.Gain Summary for AC Measurements
. .
Gain IdB)
Range Special Differential- Programmable
(Vrms) Function Input to-Single- Gain
Attenuator Ended Amplifier Amplfier
300 1.1 -40 0 0
189 1.2 -40 0 4
119 1.3 -40 0 8
75.4 1.4 -40 0 12
47.6 1.5 -24 0 0
30.0 1.6 -24 0 4
18.9 1.7 -24 0 8
11.9 1.8 -12 0 0
7.45 1.9 -12 0 4
4.76 1.10 -12 0 8
3.00 1.11 0 0 0
1.89 1.12 0 0 4
1.19 1.13 0 0 8
0.745 1.14 0 0 12
0.476 1.15 0 8 8
0.300 1.16 0 8 12
0.189 1.17 0 16 8
0.119 1.18 0 16 12
0.0745 1.19 0 20 12
Notch Filter (A3)

The input to the Notch Filter is measured by the Pre-Notch RMS/Average Detector. The measured level is used
as the denominator in the distortion calculation and the numerator in the SINAD calculation. Its output also is
fed to the analog SINAD meter circuitry. The Pre-Notch RMS/Average Detector can be switched to respond to
the true r m s or the absolute average value of the input voltage by Special Function 5.
The Notch Filter is a state-variable filter, that is, a filter which is formed by combining various circuit blocks
which perform simple mathematical functions (amplification,inversion, summation, and integration). A simplified
diagram of the basic filter is shown in Figure 8B-1. The transfer functions at various points in the diagram are
also given. Band-reject, bandpass, high-pass, and low-pass responses are all generated by the circuit. The output
of the circuit diagram is V2 (the notch filter output).
In actual use, the circuit is configured to obtain three types of responses: band-reject or notch (in the SINAD,
distortion, and distortion level measurement modes), bandpass (in Special Function 44.3), and flat (in the other ac
measurement modes). Refemng now to Block Diagram 2, the transfer function has a notch filter response when
both switches at the input to the Sum and Output Amplifier are closed. The transfer function has a bandpass
response when the path from the input to the Sum and Output Amplifier is open. The transfer function has a
flat response when the path from Integrator 1 to the Sum and Output Amplifier is broken.
In the notch-filter configuration, the notch frequency is coarse tuned by adjusting wo in the simplified diagram
(Rs and Cs in Integrators 1 and 2). This is done by the Controller. Coarse tuning accuracy is about 8%. Special
Functions 53 and 54 can be used to manually set the tuning of the Notch Filter. The damping factor o is fixed
and is approximatety equal to 0.15. (Thusthe low- and high-pass filters are underdamped.) To improve the depth
of the notch, the phase and level of the output of the Notch Filter are sensed. The phase and level error voltages
then correct the tuning and balance by controlling the amount of signal of the appropriate magnitude and phase
injected into Sum Amplifier 2. (The amplifier is not depicted in Figure 8B-1. It is a summing amplifier inserted
before Integrator 2.) Operation of the fine-tune and balance circuit is independent of the Controller.
Figure 8B-2shows the essential parts of the phase and level sensing circuits and the associated waveforms. The
input to the circuit (VNOTCH) comes from the output of the Notch Filter after being amplified by the combination
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of Attenuator 1 and Amplifier 1 of the Output Amplifierfloltrneter Assembly (A4) and the Notch Amplifier. The
total gain is either 5.5 or 55 depending on the setting of Attenuator 1. The input (VNOTCH) can be considered
as having components in phase with the input to the Notch Filter and in quadrature (that is, 90" out-of-phase)
with it. The waveform for VNOTCH in Figure 8B-2 is shown as being totally in phase with the input.
The in-phase component represents a balance error in the Notch Filter, that is, the notch does not completely
null out the signal. The quadrature component represents a tuning error. When perfectly tuned, any output from
an imperfectly balanced Notch Filter will be in phase with the input.
To sense the in-phase component, a current, produced by the input signal (VNOTCH),is chopped in phase with
the input to the Notch Filter. Chopper Si is driven by the bandpass output of the Notch Filter which is in phase
with the fundamental component of the input to the Notch Filter. If VNOTCH is in phase with Si (as in this
example), the chopped current (Ili) will be a half-wave-rectified signal. Current I2 is proportional to the input
voltage but half the level of the chopped current. Ili and I2 are summed together to produce a current (I3i)whose
average (dc) level represents the level error of the in-phase component of the signal. For this example, the result is
a full-wave-rectified signal (I3i).ISi is integrated (that is, amplified and filtered). The integrated current controls
the gain of the Balance Multiplier which balances the Notch Filter.
Sensing the quadrature component is similar. A current, produced by the input signal (VNOTCH),is chopped in
quadrature with the input to the Notch Filter. Chopper S, is driven by the low-pass output of the Notch Filter
which is 90" out of phase with the fundamental of the input to the Notch Filter. If VNOTCH is in quadrature
with S, (as in this example), the chopped current (I1,) will consist only of the half cycles going from the positive
to the negative peak. (The dc component of this signal is zero.) Current I2 is as before. 11, and I2 are summed
together to produce a current (I3, ) whose average (dc) level represents the level error of the quadrature component
of the signal. For this example, the result has a dc value of zero. Is, is integrated and controls the gain of the
Tune Multiplier which tunes the Notch Filter.
More commonly, VNOTCHwill have both quadrature and in-phase components. The tune and balance detectors
isolate the respective components and drive the respective multiplier with the error signal. The resistors through
which Ili, I,,, and I2 flow can be switched to change the magnitude of the current by a factor of ten. This
compensates for the gain change in Attenuator 1 of assembly A4.
In summary, the Tune and Balance Multipliers can be visualized as variable-gain amplifiers with ac inputs from
the bandpass and high-pass outputs of the Notch Filter respectively. (The bandpass output is in phase with the
fundamental of the input to the Notch Filter; the high-pass output is in quadrature.) The dc inputs (from the
Tune and Balance Integrators) control the gain of the multipliers, including the sense of the gain (that is, inverting
or non-inverting). The output currents of the multipliers are summed together (their outputs are in parallel) and
the composite signal is summed with the output from Integrator 1 in Sum Amplifier 2 to create a feedback loop
that fine adjusts the tuning and balance of the Notch Filter.
Output Amplifier/Voltmeter (A4)
The signal from the Notch Filter is further processed before being detected by the voltmeter or sent the the
rear-panel MONITOR output. The signal is amplified by Amplifier 1 (gain=5), the Low-Pass Filters (gain=2),
Amplifier 3 (gain=lO), and Amplifier 4 (gain=lO). The maximum gain is thus 1000 (or 60 dB). Attenuators 1,
2, and 3 each have a selectable attenuation of 0 or 20 dl3. The overall gain is set by the Controller so that the
level sensed by the Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector is 3V or less. Switching of the attenuators can be
controlled by Special hnction 3 and is summarized in Table 8B-3.
Selection of the active low-pass filters is from the front panel or HP-IB. When no filtering is selected, the 750
kHz filter is active. The other two filters are 80 and 30 kHz.
The Buffer amplifier has 0 dB gain. The High-Pass Filters following the Buffer are either 0.3 Hz in ac level or 13
Hz in the other measurement modes. The 13 Hz filter is an active filter. Amplifier 4 drives the MONITOR output,
the Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector, and the Counter Input Schmitt Trigger (see Service Sheet BD4).
The Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector converts its input into a dc voltage corresponding to the rms
level of the signal. The detector can also be configured to produce the absolute-average or quasi-peak value of
the signal using Special Function 5. The output is measured by the DC Voltmeter for computing measurement
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PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION---SERVICE SHEET BD2
v1 - 7 2a
1 INTEGRATOR 1
iwolw
v4
INTEGRATOR 2
iwolw
v5
I
I 2a 1
-
-SUM - 1
AMPLIFIER
L S U M A N D OUTPUT AMPLIFIER d
Transfer Function at
Transfer Function Type of Response
o=wo
~
V wz - a z o
- 2 = - Notch Filter -1 0 -1
V1 w 2 - j2a wow - 020
High-Pass Filter 0 j 2Q
Bandpass Filter 0 -1 0
Low-Pass Filter 2Q -j 0
Figure 8B-1.Simplified Diagram of the Notch Filter with

Dansfer finctions Given for Various Points
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PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION---SERVICE SHEET BD2
TUNE
INTEGRATOR
INVERTING
1
AMPLIFIER
VNOTCH
Si 1 s q L l n -
Figure 8B-2. Notch Filter %ne and Balance Detectors
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Post-Notch Amplifier Attenuation (dB)

Gain Special Attenuator Attenuator Attenuator
(dB) Function 1 2 3
0 3.1 20 20 20
20 3.2 20 20 0
40 3.3 0 0 20
60 3.4 0 0 0
results and setting the gain of the Output Amplifier. In the rms configuration the circuit is an analog computer
consisting of a full-wave rectifier, log amplifier, and antilog amplifier and filter.
The Output Overload Detector compares the output of the Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector with a
reference and sets the Output Amplifier gain to 0 dB if an overload is sensed (unless defeated by Special F’unction
3).
The SINAD Log Ratio Meter Amplifier produces an output voltage which is the log of the ratio of the outputs of
the Pre-Notch and Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detectors. The amplifier drives a Meter Transconductance
Amplifier which converts the log-ratio voltage to a current which drives the front-panel SINAD meter.
The state of the Meter Peg/Off Switch is set by the Controller. If the SINAD reading exceeds 18 dB (or 24
dB when Special Function 7.1 is invoked), the switch is set to peg (force off scale) the meter. If the SINAD
measurement mode has not been selected, the meter is switched off. Special F’unction 45.1 enables the meter for
all ac measurement modes.
The Voltmeter Input Selector selects one of the dc inputs into the Voltage-to-Time Converter. The Ripple Filters
on lines from the Input to Output RMS Detectors add low-pass filtering to reduce display fluctuation on noisy
measurements. The output from the Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector is also heavily filtered by the
SINAD Filter in the SINAD measurement mode.
The output of the selector is the reference input for a Comparator. The Comparator’s other input is a constant
slope ramp. The ramp is initiated by the Controller. As the ramp rises, the Counter counts the time-base reference
(2 MHz). When the ramp voltage equals the level of the reference input, the Comparator signals the Counter
to stop counting. The accumulated count is proportional to the dc voltage. Ground is measured before each
reading and subtracted from the DC Voltmeter measurement to eliminate the effect of offsets. The ramp begins
at approximately -6V, which permits measurement of negative voltages.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
General
Procedures for checking the measurement circuits of the instrument are given below. The blocks or points to
check are marked on the block diagram by a hexagon with a check mark and a number inside, for example (J3) .
The procedures assume that the source is working properly. A second audio source is needed only if distortion is
out of specification and it cannot be determined whether the instrument’s source or distortion measurement is
at fault. Before performing any check, perform all the checks on Service Sheet BD1.
Equipment
Audio Analyzer.. ............... H P 8903B or HP 339A

Oscilloscope. ............................... H P 1740A
Input Amplifier Check
NOTE
This check does not test the Over-Voltage Protection. If the Over-Voltage
Protection is suspected to be faulo, see Service Sheet 1.
1. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 41.0 SPCL to initialize the instrument. Set the INPUT and OUTPUT switches
to ground. Set IMPEDANCE to 600R. Key in AMPTD 3 V. Connect the HIGH OUTPUT to the HIGH INPUT
through a tee adapter.
2. Connect a high-impedance, ac coupled oscilloscope to the tee at the HIGH INPUT. Use the oscilloscope’s
vertical gain controls to adjust the display amplitude for 5 divisions peak-to-peak deflection of the sinusoidal
signal. (The period of the signal should be 1 ms.)
3. Connect the oscilloscope to A2TP5 (SING END). Key in the Special knctions listed in Table 8B-4. For each
setting, increase the oscilloscope’s vertical gain by the amount indicated. The peak-to-peak amplitude, displayed
on the oscilloscope, should be within the limits indicated. If faulty, see Service Sheet 1and check the High Input
Attenuator.
Total Change Amplitude Limits (divisions pk-pk)

Special in Oscilloscope
Function Vertical Gain Minimum Maximum
1.11 XI 4.9 5.1
1.a X l 1.2 1.3
1.5 x10 3.0 3.3
1.1 XlOO 4.8 5.2
4. Set the INPUT switch to FLOAT. Connect the HIGH OUTPUT to the LOW INPUT. Short the HIGH INPUT
to ground.
5. Key in the Special Functions listed in Table 8B-5.For each setting, decrease the oscilloscope’s vertical gain
by the amount indicated. The peak-to-peak amplitude, displayed on the oscilloscope, should be within the limits
indicated. If faulty, see Service Sheet 1 and check the Low Input Attenuator.
6. On the Audio Analyzer, key in AMPTD .1 V. Readjust the oscilloscope’s vertical gain for a display of 5 divisions
peak-to-peak.
7. Reduce the oscilloscope’s gain by a factor of 10. Key in the Special h c t i o n s listed in Table 8B-6. The
peak-to-peak amplitude displayed on the oscilloscope should be within the limits indicated. If faulty, see Service
Sheet 1 and check the Differential-to-Single-EndedAmplifier.
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Total Change Amplitude Limits (divisions pk-pk)

1.1 xl 4.8 5.2
1.5 +lO 3.0 3.3
1.8 +loo 1.2 1.3
1.11 +loo 4.9 5.1
Table 8B-6. Amplitude Limits at A2TP5, a Step 7

Amplitude Limits (divisions pk-pk)
Special
Function Minimum Maximum
1.17
1.19 4.8 5.2
8. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 1.11 SPCL. On the oscilloscope, set the gain back to xl. (Check that the
waveform is still 5 divisions peak-to-peak.)
9. Connect the oscilloscope to A2TP4 (PGM AMP). On the Audio Analyzer, key in the Special Functions listed
in Table 8B-7. For each setting, decrease the oscilloscope’s gain by the amount indicated. The peak-to-peak
amplitude, displayed on the oscilloscope, should be within the limits indicated. If faulty, see Service Sheet 2 and
check the Programmable Gain Amplifier.
Table 8B-7.Amplitude Limits at A2TP4, a Step 9

Total Change ’
Amplitude Limits (divisions pk-pk)
1.11 xl 4.8 5.2
1.12 xl 7.7 8.2
1.13 +lo 1.2 1.3
1.14 +lo 1.9 2.1
10. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 1.11 SPCL. On the oscilloscope, set the gain back to xl. (Check that the
waveform is still 5 divisions peak-to-peak.)
11. Connect the oscilloscope to A2TP3 (OUT). The oscilloscope display should be between 4.9 and 5.1 divisions
peak-to-peak. If faulty, see Service Sheet 2 and check the Weighting Bandpass and High-Pass Filters.
12. On the Audio Analyzer, key in AMPTD 300 mV. Decrease the vertical gain of the oscilloscope for a display
of 5 divisions peak-to-peak.
13. On the Audio Analyzer, key in the frequencies and the weighting bandpass or high-pass filter indicated in
Table 8B-8 for the filters installed in the instrument. (If no filter options are installed, go on to the next step.)
For each setting, the peak-to-peak amplitude, displayed on the oscilloscope, should be within the limits indicated.
If faulty, see Service Sheets 2, 2A, and 2B, and check the Weighting Bandpass and High-Pass Filters.
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Table 8B-8. Amplitude Limits at A2TP3, (J1) Step 13
Weighting Bandpass Source Amplitude Limit! [divisionspk-pk)

or High-Pass Frequency
Filter (Hz) Minimum Maximum
400 HZ HIGH-PASS 1 000 4.9 5.1
400 2.5 4.5
C C l l T WEIGHTING 800 4.8 5.2

300 1.2 1.8
3 000 2.2 3.1
CCIR WEIGHTING 6 300 2.0’ 2.1’

200 0.9 1.1
10 000 1.2‘ 1.4’
C-MESSAGE WEIGHTING 1 000 4.9 5.1

500 1.8 2.5
3 000 3.1 4.5
CCIR/ARM WEIGHTING 6 300 1.O‘ 1.1’

200 0.5 0.6
10 000 6.2 7.1
‘A” WEIGHTING 1 000 4.9 5.1

200 1.3 1.5
10 000 3.4 4.1
14. On the Audio Analyzer, set the Weighting Bandpass or High-Pass Filter off if one is on. Key in FREQ 1 kHz
and AMPTD 1 V. Connect the oscilloscope to A2TP4 (PGM AMP). Adjust the oscilloscope’s vertical gain for
7.1 divisions peak-to-peak amplitude.
15. DC couple the oscilloscope and connect it to A2TP2 (RMS). The waveform should be a dc voltage between
2.4 and 2.6 divisions (with respect to ground). If faulty, see Service Sheet 2 and check the Input Range Detector.
16. If the Audio Analyzer has the CCIR Weighting, CCIR/ARM Weighting, or “A” Weighting Filter, key in the
filter. The dc voltage should be within the limits given in Table 8B-9. If faulty, see Service Sheet 2 and check the
Input Range Detector and the respective Weighting Bandpass Filter.
Table 8B-9. Amplitude Limits at A2TP2, Step 16
Amplitude Limits (divisions)

Weighting Filter
Minimum Maximum
CCllR WEIGHTING 0.9’ 1.1’
CCIR/ARM WEIGHTING 5.1 5.4
“A” WEIGHTING 3.0 3.2
17. Set the oscilloscope for 2 V/division. On the Audio Analyzer, set the Weighting Bandpass or High-Pass Filter
off. Key in 1.12 SPCL. Key in AMPTD 5.1 V. The voltage, displayed on the oscilloscope, should be approximately
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8.1 Vdc. (Ignore the display.) If faulty, see Service Sheet 2 and check the Input Range Detector and Input Overload
Detector.
18. On the Audio Analyzer, key in AMPTD 5.5 V. The voltage should drop to approximately 0 Vdc. The display
should show Error 30. If faulty, see Service Sheet 2 and check the Input Range Detector and Input Overload
Detector.
19. On the Audio Analyzer, press AUTOMATIC OPERATION. Press S (Shift) DC LEVEL. Key in 2.3 SPCL to
set the dc level range to 16V. Connect the oscilloscope to A2TP5 (SING END).
20. Connect A8TP16 (+5V) to the LOW INPUT. The oscilloscope should show a dc voltage approximately 1.25
Vdc. If faulty, see Service Sheet 1 and check the AC/DC Switch.
21. Press AC LEVEL. The oscilloscope should show a dc voltage of approximately 0 Vdc. If faulty, see Service
Sheet 1 and check the AC/DC Switch.
22. Remove the short from the HIGH INPUT. Remove the connection from the LOW INPUT and connect it to
the HIGH INPUT. Set the INPUT switch to ground. The oscilloscope should remain as in step 21. If faulty, see
Service Sheet 1 and check the AC/DC Switch.
23. Press S DC LEVEL. Key in 2.3 SPCL again. The oscilloscope should show a dc voltage approximately -1.25
Vdc. If faulty, see Service Sheet 1 and check the AC/DC Switch.
(J2) Notch Filter Check
to ground. Set the 80 kHz LOW PASS filter off. Key in AMPTD 3 V and FREQ 98.7 Hz. Key in 1.11 SPCL to
set the input to 3V range. Key in 53.0 SPCL to set the Notch Filter to its lowest frequency range. Key in 54.115
SPCL to set the Notch Filter Coarse Tune near the middle of its range (approximately 98.7 Hz). Connect the
HIGH OUTPUT to the HIGH INPUT.
2. Connect a high-impedance, ac coupled oscilloscope to A2TP3 (OUT). The waveform on the oscilloscope should
be a sine wave with a amplitude between 8 and 9 Vpp and a period of approximately 10 ms. If faulty, see
Input Amplifier Check.
3. Use the oscilloscope’s vertical gain controls t o adjust the display amplitude for 5 divisions peak-to-peak
deflection of the signal.
4. On the Audio Analyzer, connect A3TP3 (TUNE) and A3TP4 (BAL) to A3TP1 (GND) to defeat the fine tune
and balance control. Connect the oscilloscope to A3TP5 (BP OUT). The peak-to-peak amplitude, displayed on
the oscilloscope, should be between 4.7 and 5.3 divisions. If faulty, see Service Sheet 3 and check Sum Amplifiers
1 and 2 and Integrators 1 and 2.
5. Connect the oscilloscope to A3TP7 (OUT). The peak-to-peak amplitude, displayed on the oscilloscope, should
be between 4.9 and 5.1 divisions. If faulty, see Service Sheet 3 and check the Sum and Output Amplifier.
6. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 44.3 SPCL to set the Notch Filter to the bandpass mode. The peak-to-peak
amplitude, displayed on the oscilloscope, should be between 4.7 and 5.3 divisions. The amplitude display on the
Audio Analyzer should read between 2.8 and 3.2V. If the oscilloscope waveform is faulty, see Service Sheet 3 and
check the Sum and Output Amplifier. If the amplitude display is faulty, see Output Amplifier Check and Voltmeter
Check.
7. On the Audio Analyzer, key in the Special hnctions listed in Table 8B-10. For each setting, key in the first
frequency, set RATIO off (if on), and, after settling, note the displayed amplitude. Then press RATIO to establish
a ratio reference. Key in the other two frequencies, and after settling, note the relative amplitude. The levels should
be within the limits indicated. If faulty, see Service Sheet 3 and check Sum Amplifiers 1 and 2 and Integrators 1
and 2.
8. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 53.2 SPCL. Key in the frequencies listed in Table 8B-11. For each setting, key
in the pair of Special Functions indicated. After keying in the first member of the pair of Special Functions, press
RATIO twice to establish a new ratio reference. After keying in the second Special Function, the amplitude read
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Table 8B-10.Amplitude Limits on Display, (J2) Step 7
Source Amplitu ! Limits

Special Frequency
Function (H4 Minimum Maximum
53.0 98.7 2.8V 3.2V
49.4 15% 25%
197 15% 25%
53.1 781 2.8V 3.2V

390 15% 25%
1 560 15% 25%
53.2 6 250 2.8V 3.2V

3 130 15% 25%
12 500 15% 25%
53.3 50 000 2.8V 3.2V

25 000 15% 25%
100 000 15% 25%
Table 8B-11.Amplitude Limits on Display, @) Step 8

Source Amplitude Limits (%)
Frequency Special
(H4 Functions Minimum Maximum
9120 54.128, 54.127 97 99
4560 54.64, 54.63 94 97
2280 54.32, 54.31 90 94
1140 54.16, 54.15 82 88
570 54.8, 54.7 68 76
285 54.4, 54.3 46 58
142.5 54.2, 54.1 20 40
on the Audio Analyzer’s display should be within the limits shown. If faulty, see Service Sheet 3 and check Sum
Amplifiers 1 and 2 and Integrators 1 and 2.
9. On the Audio Analyzer, key in FREQ 1 kHz, 53.1 SPCL, and 54.147 SPCL. Connect the oscilloscope to A3TP2
(NOTCH AMP) and set it for absolute vertical calibration. The waveform should be a heavily clipped sine wave
with an amplitude between 20 and 25 Vpp. If faulty, see Service Sheet 4 and check the Notch Amplifier.
10. Press RATIO twice to establish a new ratio reference. Key in 44.1 SPCL to set the Notch Filter to the notch
mode. The amplitude display should be less than 25%. If faulty, see Service Sheet 3 and check the Sum and
Output Amplifier.
11. Remove the ground from A3TP3 and connect the oscilloscope (dc coupled) to it instead. On the Audio Analyzer,
key in FREQ 800 Hz.The waveform should be a dc voltage between 4.0 and 4.6 Vdc. If faulty, see Service Sheet
4 and check the tune control circuits.
12. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 1.2 kHz. The waveform should be between -4.6 and -4.0 Vdc. If faulty, see
Service Sheet 4 and check the tune control circuits.
13. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 1 kHz. The waveform should be between -1 and +1 Vdc. If faulty, see Service
Sheet 3 and check the Sum Amplifier 2 and Service Sheet 4 and check the Tune Multiplier.
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14. Remove the ground from A3TP4. The amplitude display should read 1%or less. If faulty, see Service Sheet 3
and check the Sum Amplifier and Service Sheet 4 and check the balance control circuits.
15. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 41.0 SPCL. Key in AMPTD 3 V. Press DISTN. The amplitude display should
read 0.01% or less. If the level is slightly out of limit, perform the Notch Filter Zbne and Balance Adjustment,
paragraph 5-12. Otherwise, the Notch Filter is functioning, but the automatic tuning sequence is faulty. See
Service Sheet BD4 and check the Counter.
(J3) Output Amplifier Check
to ground. Set the 80 kHz LOW PASS filter off. Key in AMPTD 300 mV.Key in 1.11 SPCL to set the input to
the 3V range. Key in 3.1 SPCL to set the output to the least sensitive range. Connect the HIGH OUTPUT to
the HIGH INPUT.
be a sine wave with an amplitude between 800 and 900 mVpp and a period of approximately 1 ms. If faulty, see
@ Notch Filter Check.
3. Use the oscilloscope’s vertical gain controls to adjust the display amplitude for 5 divisions peak-to-peak
deflection.
4. Connect the oscilloscope to A4TP8 (AMP 1).The peak-to-peak amplitude, displayed on the oscilloscope, should
be between 2.4 and 2.6 divisions. If faulty, see Service Sheet 5 and check Attenuator 1 and Amplifier 1.
5. On the Audio Analyzer, key in AMPTD 30 mV. Key in 3.3 SPCL. The peak-to-peak amplitude, displayed on
the oscilloscope, should be between 2.4 and 2.6 divisions. If faulty, see Service Sheet 5 and check Attenuator 1.
6. Connect the oscilloscope to A4TP6 (AMP 2). The peak-to-peak amplitude, displayed on the oscilloscope, should
be between 4.8 and 5.2 divisions. If faulty, see Service Sheet 5 and check the Low-Pass Filters.
7. Connect the oscilloscope to A4TP5 (AMP 3). Decrease the vertical gain of the oscilloscope by a factor of 10.
The peak-to-peak amplitude, displayed by the oscilloscope, should be between 4.8 and 5.2 divisions. If faulty, see
Service Sheet 5 and check Attenuator 2 and Amplifier 3.
8. On the Audio Analyzer, key in AMPTD 300 mV. Key in 3.2 SPCL. Increase the vertical gain of the oscilloscope
by a factor of 10. The peak-to-peak amplitude, displayed on the oscilloscope, should be between 4.8 and 5.2
divisions. If faulty, see Service Sheet 5 and check Attenuator 2.
9. Connect the oscilloscope to A4TP4 (AMP 4). Decrease the vertical gain of the oscilloscope by a factor of 10.
The peak-to-peak amplitude, displayed on the oscilloscope, should be between 4.8 and 5.2 divisions. If faulty, see
Service Sheet 5 and check Attenuator 3, the Buffer, the High-Pass Filter, and Amplifier 4.
10. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 3.1 SPCL. Increase the vertical gain of the oscilloscope by a factor of 10.
Service Sheet 5 and check Attenuator 3.
11. On the Audio Analyzer, key in FREQ 80 kHz. Set the 80 kHz LOW PASS filter on. The peak-to-peak
amplitude, displayed on the oscilloscope, should be between 3 and 4 divisions. If faulty, see Service Sheet 5 and
check the 80 kHz Low-Pass Filter.
12. On the Audio Analyzer, key in FREQ 30 kHz. Set the 30 kHz LOW PASS filter on. The peak-to-peak
amplitude, displayed on the oscilloscope, should be between 3 and 4 divisions. If faulty, see Service Sheet 5 and
check the 30 kHz Low-Pass Filter.
13. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 55.0 SPCL, 56.15 SPCL, and 57.140 SPCL to set the internal source to 13 Hz.
Service Sheet 5 and check the High-Pass Filter.
14. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 0.435 SPCL to insert the 13 Hz High-Pass Filter. (Ignore the displays.) The
peak-to-peak amplitude, displayed on the oscilloscope, should be between 3 and 4 divisions. If faulty, see Service
Sheet 5 and check the High-Pass Filter.
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@ Voltmeter Check
to ground. Key in AMPTD 300 mV. Key in 1.11 SPCL to set the input to the 3V range. Key in 3.2 SPCL to set
the output to the 20 dB range. Connect the HIGH OUTPUT to the HIGH INPUT.
2. Connect a high-impedance, ac coupled oscilloscope to A4TP4 (AMP 4). The waveform on the oscilloscope
should be a sine wave with an amplitude between 8 and 9 Vpp and a period of approximately 1 ms. If faulty, see
(J3) Output Amplifier Check.
3. DC couple the oscilloscope and connect it to A4TP1 (DC OUT). The waveform should be a dc voltage between
2.8 and 3.2 Vdc. If faulty, see Service Sheet 6 and check the Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector.
4. On the Audio Analyzer, key in AMPTD 400 mV. Key in 0.76 SPCL to enable readback of the Output Overload
Detector. The displays should read 0000 0000. If faulty, see Service Sheet 6 and check the Output Overload
Detector.
5. On the Audio Analyzer, key in AMPTD 420 mV. Key in 0.76 SPCL. the displays should read 0001 0000. If
faulty, see Service Sheet 6 and check the Output Overload Detector.
Hint: Because of the hysteresis in the Output Overload Detector, it will be necessary to key in AMPTD 300 mV
first if it is desired to repeat steps 4 and 5.
6. On the Audio Analyzer, key in AMPTD 300 mV. Connect the oscilloscope to A4TP9. The waveform should
be a pulse waveform switching between 0 Vdc and 2.9 to 3.1 Vdc. If faulty, see Service Sheet 7 and check the
Voltmeter Input Selector.
7. The right display should read between 0.29 and 0.31V. If faulty, see Service Sheet 7 and begin troubleshooting
with the Voltage-to-Time Converter.
Hint: If the other inputs to the Voltmeter Input Selector are suspected to be faulty, see Service Sheet 7 and check
the Voltmeter Input Selector.
8. On the Audio Analyzer, press SINAD. Key in AMPTD 3 V. Key in 3.0 SPCL. Key in 45.1 SPCL to enable the
SINAD meter. The amplitude display should read greater than 80 dB.The SINAD meter should read beyond full
scale. If the amplitude display is faulty, see @ Notch Filter Check. If the SINAD meter is faulty, see Service
Sheet 6 and check the SINAD meter circuits.
9. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 6.1 SPCL to hold the Notch Filter at its present setting. Key in FREQ 900 Hz.
The amplitude display should read between 15 and 20 dB,but more importantly, the SINAD meter should agree
with this reading to within 1 dB.If the SINAD meter is faulty, see Service Sheet 6 and check the SINAD meter
circuits.
10. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 0.524 SPCL. The SINAD meter should read beyond full scale. If faulty, see
Service Sheet 6 and check the Meter Peg/Off Switch.
11. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 0.528 SPCL. The SINAD meter should read between 0 and +0.5 dB.If faulty,
see Service Sheet 6 and check the Meter Peg/Off Switch.
@ Pre-Notch RMS/Average Detector Check
to ground. Key in AMPTD 3 V. Key in 1.11SPCL to set the input to the 3V range. Connect the HIGH OUTPUT
to the HIGH INPUT.
be a sine wave with a amplitude between 8 and 9 Vpp and a period of approximately 1 ms. If faulty, see (J3)
Input Amplifier Check.
3. Use the oscilloscope’s vertical gain controls to adjust the display amplitude for 5 divisions peak-to-peak
deflection of the signal.
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4.DC couple the oscilloscope and connect it to A2TP15 (RMS2). The waveform should be a dc voltage between
1.7 and 1.8 divisions. If faulty, see Service Sheet 3 and check the RMS Detector.
5. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 5.2 SPCL to switch to the Average Detector. The waveform should be a dc
voltage between 1.7 and 1.8 divisions. If faulty, see Service Sheet 3 and check the Average Detector.
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PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION---SERVICE SHEET 1
SERVICE SHEET 1---A2 Input Amplifier Assembly (Input Circuits)

General
This portion of the Input Amplifier Assembly (A2) contains the AC/DC Switch, Input Attenuator, Over-Voltage
Protection, and Differential-to-Single-Ended Amplifier. These and the other circuits on the Input Amplifier
Assembly condition the signal to be suitable to drive the Notch Filter and Output Amplifier.
Input Circuits and Input Attenuator
T h e signals at the HIGH and LOW INPUT connectors are filtered by RFI filters A13L2 and A13C16 and
A13L3 and A13C15. The INPUT connectors are both floating. The LOW INPUT can be shorted to ground by
chassis part S3. The inputs are ac coupled by C2 and C88 except in the dc level measurement mode where the
capacitors are effectively shorted by R2 and R104 which are switched in by K7.
The High and Low Input Attenuators are identical. Only the High Input Attenuator will be discussed. The
attenuator is a set of two divider legs with four outputs which are selected by relays K4, K5, and K6 and
FET 42. The two dividers present a combined input impedance of 100 kn. (R2 adds another 1 k!2 for dc
measurements.) R3 and R4 form a 12 dB divider. C3, C4, C6, C7, and R5 compensate stray capacitance for
flattest frequency response. R6, R7, and R8 form a 24 and 40 dB divider. The 24 dB tap is at the junction of R7
and R8. C9, C 10, C 1 I , C 12, and R9 frequency compensate the 24 dB divider. In addition, C8, C 109, and R96
are switched in by 4 3 to frequency compensate the 40 d B divider. For input levels below 3V, the attenuation
is set to 40 dB.
Over-Voltage Protection
The Over-Voltage Protection clips the input signal on either high or low path when the signal exceeds a
magnitude of 15V. The circuit for both paths is identical.
Using the high path as an example, the clipping diodes are CR9, CRIO. C R l l , and CR12. VR1 and VR2
reference the clipping diodes to +12 and - 12V. Follower amplifier U7 feeds the signal through C20 and C21 to
the clipping diodes to prevent ac modulation of the capacitance of the clipping diodes to eliminate distortion.
The signal from voltage divider R108 and R 112 is fed to the Input Overload Detector (see Service Sheet 2).
Differential-to-Single-EndedAmplifier
U6. U12. and U5 convert the differential signal from the High and Low Input Attenuators t o a single-ended
signal (that is, one that is referenced to ground). The differential gain of U6 and U12 is programed by K1 and
K2 as cataloged in Table 8B-12. In the dc level measurement mode, only 0 dB gain is used.
Closed
Closed Open
Closed Closed
U5 subtracts the output of U6 from U12. Its gain with respect to the output of U6 is -1; its gain with respect
to U12 is +1 if the divide-by-two voltage divider (R41, R42, and R43) is taken into account. R43 is adjusted to
equalize the two gains and thus reject the common-mode signal. C25, C26, C27, and C32 flatten the frequency
response of the two amplifiers. Dual FETs 4 7 and Q9 provide a high input impedance. Dual FETs Q8 and
Q 10 minimize high-frequency distortion generated by ac modulation of the drain-to-gate capacitance of 4 7
and Q9.
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Relay Drivers
U15 is a TTL octal peripheral driver capable driving the relays. The relays energize when the relay-driver
outputs go low. The diodes across the relay coils suppress the inductive transient generated by the coil when
the current is interrupted. U14 decodes the attenuation control lines for the 40 dB attenuator.
Humidity Sealing
The area surrounding the relays of this assembly have been coated with a humidity seal. The area is marked
on the circuit board. If components in the sealed area are replaced, it is recommended that solder flux no/ be
removed and that a humidity sealant (such as HP 8500-3266) be applied with a cotton swab over the affected
area.
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TROUBLESHOOTING---SERVICE SHEET 1
TROUBLESHOOTING
General
a.
Procedures for checking the Input Amplifier Assembly are given below. T h e circuits o r points to check are
marked o n the schematic diagram by a hexagon with a check mark and a number inside, for example, In
addition, any points outside the labeled circuit area that must be checked are also identified. Fixed signals are
<
shown o n the schematic also inside a hexagon, for example, +1.9 TO +2.1 VDC >. Extend t h e board assembly
where necessary t o make measurements. These procedures assume that t h e source is working properly.
Equipment
Oscilloscope .............................. H P 1740A

Test Oscillator ............................ H P 3310A
Input Attenuator and AC/DC Switch Check
1. O n the Audio Analyzer, key in 41.0 SPCL t o initialize t h e instrument. Set the I N P U T switch to FLOAT a n d
t h e O U T P U T switch to ground. Key in A M P T D 3 V. Connect the HIGH O U T P U T t o t h e H I G H INPUT.
C o n n e c t a high-impedance, a c coupled oscilloscope t o t h e gate o f Q7A.
2. Key in the Special Functions listed in Table 8B-13. F o r each setting t h e peak-to-peak amplitude s h o ~ t l d
be within the limits indicated. ( T h e period o f t h e signal shoiild be approximately I ms.) If t h e signal level is
incorrect, also check the control signals indicated.
I Check I Special
Function
1 Oscilloscope
Display
(mVPP)
Level (TTL) at U15 Pins
4, 16
I
17, 3
I
6, 14
0 dB 1.11 8100 to 8900 L H H
12 dB 1.8 2000 to 2200 H L H
24 dB 1.5 500 to 560 H H L
Hint: Pin 1 of U I6A should be between +10 a n d + I 2 Vdc. Pin 8 o f U14C should be a TTL high. 4 2 and Q5
should be off.
3. Key in 1.1 SPCL t o set the input attenuation t o 40 dB. T h e waveform shoiild have an amplitude between 81
a n d 89 mVpp.
Hint: Pin I o f U l 6 A should be between -15 a n d - 14 Vdc. Pins 16. 14, and 3 o f U15 should be T T L high. Pin
8 o f U14C should be a T T L low. Q 2 and Q5 should be on.
4. Connect the oscilloscope to the gate of Q9A. Connect the HIGH O U T P U T t o the LOW I N P U T . Repeat
steps 2 and 3. T h e results shoiild be t h e same.
5. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 1.11 SPCL. C o n n e c t A 8 T P l 6 (+5V) t o the LOW INPUT. T h e oscilloscope,
dc coupled, should read 0 Vdc.
Hint: Pins 8 and 12 of U15A should be a T T L high. K7 should be open.
6. On the Audio Analyzer, press S (Shift) DC LEVEL. Key in 2.4 SPCL t o set the inpiit attenuation t o 0 d B (in
the d c mode). T h e oscilloscope should read approximately +5 Vdc.
Hint: Pins 8 and 12 o f U15A should be a T T L low. K7 should be closed.
7. Connect the oscilloscope t o the gate o f Q7A. C o n n e c t the H l G H O U T P U T t o the H l G H I N P U T . Press A C
LEVEL. Repeat steps 5 and 6. T h e results should be the same.
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Over-Voltage Protection Check

1. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 41.0 SPCL to initialize the instrument. Set the INPUT switch to FLOAT. Key
in 1.11 SPCL to set the input amplifier gain to 0 dB.
2. Set the test oscillator t o 1 kHz and level to approximately I Vrms. Connect the output to the Audio Analyzer’s
HIGH INPUT.
3. Connect a high-impedance, dc coupled oscilloscope to the gate of Q7A.
4. Short A7TP6 (RSI) to A8TP16 (+5V) to inhibit the Input Overload Flip-Flop. (See Service Sheet 12.)
5. Increase the test oscillator level to approximately 30 Vpp. The waveform on the oscilloscope should appear
as shown in Figure 8B-3.
I
+11 TO
+14V
ov
-14 TO
-11v
6. Connect the oscilloscope to the gate of Q9A. Connect the test oscillator to the LOW INPUT. The waveform
should appear as shown in Figure 8B-3.
aDifferential-to-Single-Ended Amplifier
1. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 41.0 SPCL to initialize the instrument. Set the INPUT switch to FLOAT and
the OUTPUT switch to ground. Key in AMPTD 80 mV. Connect the HIGH OUTPUT to the HlGH INPUT.
2. Connect a high-impedance, ac coupled oscilloscope to the gate of Q7A. The waveform on the oscilloscope
should be between 216 and 236 mVpp. (The period of the signal should be 1 ms.)
3. Use the oscilloscope’s vertical gain controls to adjust the waveform amplitude for 2 divisions peak-to-peak.
4. Connect the oscilloscope to A2TP5 (SING END). Key in the Special Functions listed in Table 8B-14. For
each setting, increase the oscilloscope’s vertical gain by the amount indicated. The peak-to-peak amplitude,
displayed on the oscilloscope, shoiild be within the limits indicated. If the signal level is incorrect, also check
the control signals indicated.
5. Disconnect the HIGH INPUT. Set the oscilloscope to measure dc voltage. The voltage should be between
-0.1 and +0.1 Vdc.
Hint: If the d c voltage is only slightly out of limits, perform the Inpi,( DC O/fier Adjirsfrncnl, paragraph 5-10.
6. Connect the HIGH OUTPUT to the LOW INPUT. Set the oscilloscope back to the x 1 gain that begins step
4. Repeat step 4.The results should be the same.
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Increase in Amplitude Level (TTL) at U15B Pin

Special Oscilloscope Limits
Function Vertical Gain (div PPI 9, 11 7, 13
1.11 x1 1.9 to 2.1 H H
1.15 xl 4.7 to 5.3 H L
1.17 xl 0 1.2 to 1.3 L H
1.19 x10 1.9 to 2.1 L L
7. Using a tee adapter, connect the HIGH OUTPUT to the HIGH and LOW INPUTS in parallel. Key in
AMPTD 1 V. The waveform on the oscilloscope should have an amplitude less than 50 mVpp. (The waveform
may be non-sinusoidal.)
Hint: If the signal is only sIightIy out of limits, perform the Common-Mu& RLjt'c./ionA djirJtmenf, paragraph 5-9.
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SERVICE SHEET 2---A2 Input Amplifier Assembly (Output Circuits)

General
This portion of the Input Amplifier Assembly (A?) contains a stage of programmable amplification, the Weight-
ing Bandpass and High-Pass Filters, and the lnput Range and Overload Detectors. The output of the assembly
drives the Notch Filter.
Programmable Gain Amplifier
T h e input of the Programmable Gain Amplifier is ac coupled by C37 and C38. The amplifier itself is non-
inverting and has a gain as cataloged in Table 8B-15. (Only one switch is closed at a time.)
u1l(2)
U1 l(4)
u1l(3)
u1l(1) 12
Weighting Bandpass and High-Pass Filters

T h e Weighting Bandpass and High-Pass Filters are optional plug-on filters used for specialized testing applica-
tions. None, one, or two filters can be installed. If no filter is installed, the filters are replaced by jumpers. See
Service Sheets 2A and 2B for a discussion of the filter circuits.
Input Range Detector
The Input Range Detector (U I ) is a true rms detector which senses the signal level at the input to the Weighting
Bandpass and High-Pass Filters. The output drives the dc voltmeter which is read by the Controller to determine
the setting of input gain. The detector is placed before the active filters to sense overloading, since the filters
can filter the overload signal components.
Since some filters have gain, the sensitivity of the detector is increased to match the filters. T h e Gain 1 and
Gain 2 resistors in the filters set the overall detector sensitivity by setting the gain of U17.
Input Overload Detector
T h e Input Overload Detector produces a low output that resets the Input Overload Flip-Flop on the Latch
Assembly and sets the input Attenuators to 40 dB (see Service Sheets 1 and 12). The low is produced if the
output of the Input Range Detector exceeds 8V o r if the output of the Differential-to-Single-Ended Amplifier
or the signal from the Jnpiit Attenuators goes more positive than + 7 S V or more negative than -7.5V. (See
Service Sheet I .)
Comparators U4 and U18 are wire-ORed in such a way that if any comparator senses an overload condition,
the INPUT OVLD line goes low. R76 and C61 add delay to the circuit that prevents the recognition of short-
duration overloads. R87 and C70 form a high-frequency interference filter.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
General
a.
Procedures for checking the Input Amplifier Assembly are given below. The circuits or points to check are
marked o n the schematic diagram by a hexagon with a check mark and a number inside, for example, In
shown on the schematic also inside a hexagon, for example, <+1.9 TO +2.1 VDC >. Extend the board assembly
where necessary to make measurements. These procediires assume that the soiirce is working properly.
Equipment
Oscilloscope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H P 1740A
aProgrammable Gain Amplifier Check
1. On the Audio Analyzer. k e y in 41.0 SPCL t o initialize the instrument. Set the INPUT and OUTPUT switches
to ground. Key in AMPTD 1 V. Key i n 1.11 SPCL to set the input gain t o 0 dB. Connect the HIGH OUTPUT
to the HIGH INPUT.
2. Connect a high-impedance. ac coupled oscilloscope to A2TP5 (SING END). The waveform should be 2.7
to 2.9 Vpp. (The period of the signal shoiild be approximately 1 nis.)
Hint: If the signal is faulty, see Service Sheet I and check the Differential-to-Single-EndedAmplifier.
4. Connect the oscilloscope t o A2TP4 (PGM AMP). On the Audio Analyzer, key in the Special Functions listed
in Table 8B-16. For each setting the peak-to-peak amplitude should be within the limits indicated. If the signal
level is incorrect, also check the control signals indicated. (Checking U I 1 will require unplugging the leftmost
plug-on filter A2AI or probing from the circuit side of A2.)
Amplitude Level (TTL) at U11 Pins

Gain Special Limits
(dB) Function (div PPI 8 9 16 1
0 1.11 1.9 to 2.1 L H H H
4 1.12 3.0to 3.3 H L H H
8 1.13 4.7 to 5.3 H H L H
12 1.14 7.6 to 8.4 H H H L
aWeighting Bandpass and High-Pass Filters Check

1. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 41.0 SPCL t o initialize the instrument. Set the INPUT and OUTPUT switches
to ground. Key in AMPTD 1 V. Key in 1.1 1 SPCL to set the input gain to 0 dE. Connect the HIGH OUTPUT
t o the HIGH INPUT.
2. Connect a high-impedance, ac coupled oscilloscope t o A2TP4 (PGM AMP). The waveform should be 2.7
to 2.9 Vpp. (The period of the signal should be approximately I ms.)
Hint: If the signal is faulty, check the Programmable Gain Amplifier.
4. Connect the oscilloscope t o A2TP3 (OUT).
5. Set the source frequency as listed in Table 8B-17. For each setting, press the appropriate filter key. The
peak-to-peak amplitude should be within the limits indicated.
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Weighting Bandpass Amplitude

or High-Pass Filter Limits (div pp)
(Both Off or None) 1.9 to 2.1
HIGH PASS 400 Hz 1.9 to 2.1
CCITT WEIGHTING 1.9 to 2.1
6800 CClR WEIGHTING 7.7to 8.6
1000 C-Message WEIGHTING 1.9 to 2.1
6800 CCIR/ARM WEIGHTING 4.1 to 4.5
1000 "A" WEIGHTING 1.9 to 2.1
Hint: If the signal level is incorrect, check the control signals indicated in Table 8B-18. (Checking U10 will
require probing from the circuit side of A2.)
Tablo 8B-18. Control Signal.s, aStep 5 Hin,

I Position of I Level (TTL)
. . at U10 Pin I
On-Filter 1 I 8 I 16 -
Left A2A1 H L H
Right A2A2 H H L
Hint: If the signal is only slightly out of limits, perform the 400 Hz High-Pass and Weighting Bandpa.r.r Filtcv-s
A djiis/rnen/, paragraph 5- 1 1.
Hint: See Service Sheet 2A or 2B for hints in checking the individual filters.
Teul. paragraph 4-1 1 or the filter check portion of the simpler Rasic.
6. Perform the A iidio Fi1tcr.s Pt~rJiwrnanct~
Firnctional Chccks, paragraph 3-10.
Hint: If the passband gain is correct but the frequency response is out of limits, check the frequency-response-
determining resistors and capacitors of the respective filter. See Service Sheet 2A or 2B.
aInput Range Detector Check
1. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 41.0 SPCL to initialize the instriiment. Set the INPUT and OUTPUT switches
t o ground. Key in AMPTD 1 V. Key in 1.1 1 SPCL to set the input gain to 0 dB. Connect the HIGH OUTPUT
to the HIGH INPUT.
2. Connect a high-impedance, ac coupled oscilloscope to A2TP5 (SING END). The waveform should be 2.7
to 2.9 Vpp. (The period of the signal should be approximately 1 ms.)
Hint: If the signal is faulty. see Service Sheet 1 and check the Differential-to-Single-Ended Amplifier.
3. Use the oscilloscope's vertical gain controls to adjust the waveform amplitude for 7.1 divisions peak-to-peak.
4. Connect the oscilloscope, dc coupled, to A2TP2 (RMS). Press the appropriate filter key indicated in Table
8B-19. For each setting, the dc level (with respect to ground) should be within the limits indicated.
Hint: The sensitivity of the rms converter (UI) is 1 Vdc/Vrms. The gain of U17 is determined by R115 and the
Gain 1 or Gain 2 resistor of A2A1 or A2A2 respectively. FET 44 is on when filter A2A1 is selected, (Pin 8 of
U10 is a TTL low.) Switch 4 of U10 is on when filter A2A2 is selected. (Pin 16 of U10 is a TTL low.)
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Weighting Bandpass Amplitude

or High-Pass Filter Limits (div dc)
(Both Off or None) 2.4 to 2.6
HIGH PASS 400 Hz 2.4 to 2.6
CCITT WEIGHTING 2.4 to 2.6
CClR WEIGHTING 0.9 to 1.1
C-Message WEIGHTING 2.4 to 2.6
CCIR/ARM WEIGHTING 5.1 t o 5.4
“A” WEIGHTING 3.0 to 3.2
aInput Overload Detector Input

1. Unplug the A2A2 assembly, if present, to gain access to the components beneath. (Refer to Fii/t)r Hoard
Removal in Troiihkshoofing for Service Sheet 2A.
2. On the A&iio Analyzer, key in 4 1.0 SPCL to initialize the instrument. Set the INPUT and OUTPUT switches
to ground. Key in AMPTD 1 V. Key in 1.11 SPCL to set the input gain to 0 dB. Connect the HIGH OUTPUT
to the HIGH INPUT.
3. Connect a high-impedance, d c coupled oscilloscope to A2TP3 (RMS). The dc level should be between +0.9
and +l. I Vdc.
Hint: If the signal is faulty, check the Input Range Detector.
4.Connect the oscilloscope or a logic probe to A7TP6 (RSI). The signal should be a TTL high.
Hint: All outputs of U4 and U18 should be in the high (open) state.
5. Perform the following procedure. Each procedure should generate a TTL low at A7TP6. (Remove the shorts
after each step is completed.)
a. Short out R81. (This will also generate Error 30.)
b. Short pin 4 of U4A to +15V,
c. Short pin 4 of U4A to - 15V.
d. Short pin 6 of U18B to +15V.
e. Short pin 6 of U18B t o - 15V.
f. Short pin 9 of U 18C to + 15V.

g. Short pin 9 of U 18C to - 15V.
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PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION---SERVICE SHEETS 2A AND 2 6
SERVICE SHEETS 2A AND 2B---A2A1 and A2A2 Weighting Bandpass and High-Pass Filter
Assemblies
The Weighting Bandpass and High-Pass Filter Assemblies (A2A I o r A2A2) are optional audio filters which plug
onto the A2 Inpiit Amplifier Assembly to filter the signal before being measured by the Pre-Notch RMS/Average
o r Outpiit RMS/Average Detector. In general the filters are quite similar. The filters are active types composed
of miiltiple high-pass, low-pass, and bandpass sections. The CCITT Weighting Filter will serve as a n example.
The CCITT Weighting Filter (sometimes referred to as a psophometric filter) is a complex collection of poles
and zeros which produces a bandpass response. U 1 A, U 1B, U ID, and their associated resistors and capacitors
have low-pass responses. UIC and its associated resistors and capacitors have a bandpass response. U9 on the
A2 Input Amplifier Assembly (see Service Sheet 2) and its associated resistors and capacitors have a high-pass
response. R 8 and C5 is a single-pole, passive low-pass filter. C10 and R14 is a single-pole, passive high-pass
filter. R4 adjusts the overall filter gain.
Some filters, siich as the “A” Weighting Filter, have a resistor (R15) which increases the sensitivity of the Input
Range Detector. (See Service Sheet 2.)
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TROUBLESHOOTING---SERVICE SHEETS 2A AND 2B
Begin troubleshooting the Weighting Bandpass and High-Pass Filter Assemblies by performing the Weighling
Hnnclparr ond High-forr /.'il(crc Chwk on Service Sheet 2. If the passband gain is faulty. check the input offset
on the individual ICs on the filter assembly using the following guidelines. (Note that A2U9 is part of a filter
stage. It lies behind A2A1 but can be probed from the circuit side or. if desired, A2AI can be move to the
position of A2A2 while A2U9 is cheched. See Service Sheet 2.)
a. Where bias voltages are shown on the schematic diagram, the dc voltage should be within the limits
shown.
b. Where bias voltages are not shown on the schematic diagram, the differential offset voltage at between
the input pins should be within &I5 mVdc.
c. If the offset exceeds these limits. check the polarity of the output of the IC. If the polarity corresponds
with the polarity of the input offset, the IC is probably good.
If the filters appear to work properly except that the frequency response is out of limits, check the frequency
response of the individual filter stages against the following plots. An easy way to d o this is as follows.
a. Set the source t o the desired frequency at 1V.
b. Set the LOW INPUT and O U T P U T switches to ground. Set IMPEDANCE to 50R. Connect the
HIGH O U T P U T t o the HIGH INPUT.
c. Connect an ac voltmeter to A2TP4 (PGM AMP). The voltmeter reading is a reference.
d. Connect the voltmeter to the output of the filter stage to be checked. The voltmeter reading relative
t o the reading i n step c should agree with the plots in Figures 8B-4 to 8B-31 for the particular frequency
and filter stage. (Note that the plots use a logarithmic magnitude scale. The dB reading is 20 log (reading
of step d + reading of step c).)
Filter Board Removal
To remove a filter board assembly, turn the screw in each of the four plastic standoffs one-quarter turn counter-
clockwise, then worh the board off the standoffs and interconnect plug. To install a board assembly, align the
board with the standoffs and the interconnect plug, then press the board into place. If the board hangs up on
a standoff, squeeze the top of the standoff with needle-nose pliers while pressing on the board. (The standoff
has memory and remains slightly spread apart.) Relock the standoffs by turning the plastic screws one-quarter
turn clockwise.
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TROUBLESHOOTING---SERVICE SHEETS 2 A AND 2 8
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TROUBLESHOOTING---SERVICE SHEETS 2A AND 2 8
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Model 8903B Service
SERVICE SHEET 3---A3 Notch Filter Assembly (Notch-Generating Circuits)

General
This portion of the Notch Filter Assembly (A3) contains the basic notch-generating circuitry which includes
two integrators, two sum amplifiers, and their control circuitry.
Integrators
The two integrators are nearly identical. A simplified diagram of an integrator is shown in Figure 8B-32. For
Integrator 1, FETs 4 3 0 through 4 3 2 switch the feedback capacitors to change ranges. FETs 4 1 4 through 421
switch the input resistors to coarse tune the filter. The FETs are driven by the Notch Control Drivers whose
control inputs come from the Controller via the Latch Assembly (see Service Sheets 12 and 13).
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Sum Amplifiers
Sum Amplifiers 1 and 2 and the Sum and Output Amplifier sum various signals in the proportion and phase
relationship required by the state-variable design. (See the discussion of the Notch Filter on Service Sheet BD2.)
The Sum and Output Amplifier has inputs which are switched by FETs Q11 and 412 to control the type o f
filter response, namely, notch, bandpass, or flat. 413 is a resistive match for the resistance of Q11 or 412. Sum
Amplifier 2 injects the error signal from the notch Balance and Tune Multipliers to automatically fine balance
and tune the Notch Filter (see Service Sheet 4).The FETs are driven by the Notch Control Drivers.
Pre-Notch RMS and Average Detectors
The Pre-Notch RMS and Average Detectors convert the ac signal at the input to the Notch Filter, but following
the Weighting Bandpass and High-Pass Filters (see Service Sheet 2), to an equivalent dc voltage measured by
the Voltmeter. The conversion can be either rms responding or average responding as selected by U19.U17 is
the true rms converter. The Pre-Notch Average Detector is calibrated to output a dc voltage corresponding to
the rms value of a sine-wave input.
The average-responding converter consists of U 18A and associated components, which function as a full-wave
rectifier, and U 18B and associated components, which function as a low-pass filter. Full-wave rectification
is produced by summing the half-wave-rectified current flowing through RlOO with the un-rectified current
flowing through R98. The rectified current is weighted twice as heavily as the un-rectified current since RlOO
is half the value of R98. Since U18A inverts as well as rectifies, the summing of currents is equivalent to a
subtraction.
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Service Model 8903B
TROUBLESHOOTING
General
a.
Procediires for checking the Notch Filter Assembly are given below. The circuits o r points to check are marked
on the schematic diagram by a hexagon with a check mark and a number inside for example, In addition,
any points outside the labeled circuit area that must be checked are also identified. Fixed signals are shown
>.
on the schematic also inside a hexagon, for example, (t-1.9 TO +2.1 VDC Extend the board assembly where
necessary to make measurements. These procedures assume that the source is working properly,
Equipment
Oscilloscope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HP 1740A
aNotch Filter Check

1. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 41.0 SPCL to initialize the instrument. Press DISTN. Short pin 3 of U5 t o
A3TPl (GND).
2. Connect a high-impedance, dc coupled oscilloscope t o A3TP5 (BP OUT). A3TP6 (HP OUT), A3TP7 (OUT),
and A3TP14 (LP OUT) one at a time. The dc offset level (superimposed on an a c signal) for each should be
between -200 to +200 mVdc.
3. On the Audio Analyzer, remove the short at pin 3 of U5. Short A3TP3 (TUNE) and A3TP4 (BAL) both t o
A3TPl (GND).
4. On the Audio Analyzer, set the INPUT and OUTPUT switches t o ground. Key in AMPTD 2 V. Key in 1.1 I
SPCL to set the input gain t o 0 dB. Connect the HIGH OUTPUT t o the HIGH INPUT.
5. AC couple the oscilloscope and connect it to A2TP3 (OUT, see Service Sheet 2). Increment the Audio
Analyzer’s SOURCE amplitude t o obtain exactly 6 Vpp on the oscilloscope.
Hint: The amplitude a t A2TP3 should be approxiniately between 5 and 6 Vpp before adjustment. (The period
should be approximately 1 ms.)
6. On the Audio Analyzer, key in the SOURCE frequency and Special Functions listed in Table 8B-20. For
each setting, measure the waveforms at the test point indicated. The peak-to-peak amplitude should be within
the limits indicated.
Hint: If the waveforms at A3TP14 only are faulty, check the Sum and Output Amplifier. See step 8 below.
Hint: If all waveforms are incorrect, chech the Sum Amplifier. which should have a gain of 1 (from A3TP5 t o
pin 6 of U 1 1 ) and Sum Amplifier 1.
Hint: If most of the waveforms are incorrect, check the control voltages listed in Table 8B-21. If the control
signals are correct, measure the a c signal at the drains of FETs 4 3 0 through 435 at the corresponding SOURCE
frequency (choose 1 kHz for 53.1 SPCL). The drain voltage shoiild be 0 Vrms when the FET is on. If these
signals are all correct, continue on with step 7.
7. On the Audio Analyzer. key in 53.1 SPCL. Key in the Special Functions and SOURCE frequencies listed i n
Table 88-22. For each setting, measure the ac signal o n the sources of FETs 4 1 4 through 429. A signal should
appear on the source unless the FET is o f t 0 Vrms should appear if the FET is on. If a signal is faulty, also
check the control voltage listed in Table 88-22.
Hint: If an attempt is made to switch on a n FET which has failed to an open state, signals will usually appear
on the soiirces of 4 1 4 through 4 2 1 but not Q22 through 429.
8. On the Audio Analyzer, hey in FREQ 1 kHz. 53.1 SPCL. and 54.147 SPCL. Connect the oscilloscope to
A3TP7 (OUT).
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Tahk 8,920. Voltagc ut A3TPS. 6, 7, and 14, aSfcp 6

SOURCE
Special Frequency
Functions (Hz) A3TP5 A3TP6 A3TP7 A3TP14
53.1 and 54.147 1 000 4.8 to 7.2 4.8 to 7.2 <1.2 4.8 to 7.2
5 000 0.3 to 0.5 1.6 to 2.4 4.8 to 7.2 <0.1
200 0.3 to 0.5 <0.1 4.8 to 7.2 1.6 to 2.4
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53.2 8 000 4.8 to 7.2 4.8 to 7.2 <1.2 4.8 t07.2
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Function (H4 13 I 14 2 2 1 13 14
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20 (220, Q28 -1 5 , -15 -1 5 -1 5 0 -1 5
20 Q19, a27 -1 5 -1 5 -1 5 -1 5 -1 5 -1 5
50 Q18, Q26 -1 5 -1 5 -1 5 0 -1 5 -1 5
54.16 100 (217, Q25 -1 5 -1 5 -1 5 -15 -1 5 -1 5 -1 5
54.32 200 (216, Q24 -1 5 -1 5 0 -1 5 -1 5 -1 5 -1 5 -1 5
54.64 500 Q15, Q23 -1 5 0 -1 5 -1 5 -1 5 -1 5 -1 5 -1 5
54.128 1000 Q14, Q22 0 -1 5 -1 5 -1 5 -1 5 -1 5 -1 5 -1 5
54.255 2000 All 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
9. On the Audio Analyzer, key in the Special Functions listed in Table 8B-23. For each setting. the peak-to-peak
amplitude, observed on the oscilloscope, should be within the limits indicated. If the signal is faulty, also check
the control signals indicated.
10. See Service Sheet 4 and check the Notch Filter tune and balance.
aPre-Notch RMS and Average Detectors Check
1. On the Audio Analyzer, key i n 41.0 SPCL to initialize the instrument. Set the INPUT and OUTPUT switches
to ground. Key in AMPTD 1 V. Key in 1.1 1 SPCL to set the input gain to 0 dB. Connect the HIGH OUTPUT
to the HIGH INPUT.
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Notch Level at Level (Vdc) at U10 Pin

Filter Special A3TP7 I
Mode Function (VPP) 1 2
Notch 44.1 c2.1 0 0
Flat 44.2 5.4 to 6.6 0 -1 5
Band pass 44.3 4.8 to 7.2 -1 5 0
2. Connect a high-impedance, ac coupled oscilloscope to A2TP3 (OUT). The waveform should be 2.7 to 2.9
Vpp. (The period of the signal shoiild be approximately 1 ms.)
Hint: If the signal is faulty. see Service Sheet 2 and check the Programmable Gain Amplifier.
3. Use the oscilloscope’s vertical gain controls to adjust the waveform amplitude for 7.1 divisions peak-to-peak.
4. Connect the oscilloscope, d c coupled, to A3TP15 (RMS2). The dc level observed on the oscilloscope should
be between 2.4 and 2.6 Vdc. Grounding pin 6 of U18B should have no effect.
Hint: Pin 15 of U19 should be a TTL low.
5. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 5.2 SPCL. The dc level observed on the oscilloscope should be between 2.4
and 2.6 Vdc. Grounding pin 6 of U18B should cause the voltage to be about - 15 Vdc.
Hint: Pin 15 of U19 should be a TTL high.
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Model 89038 Service
SERVICE SHEET 4---A3 Notch Filter Assembly (Tune and Balance Circuits)
General
This portion of the Notch Filter Assembly (A3) contains the notch balance and tune circuitry that improves
the depth and tuning accuracy of the notch.
Chopper Circuits
The Tune Comparator and Chopper are driven by the signal from Integrator 2 (see Service Sheet 3). This signal
is in quadrature with the fhdamental of the input to the Notch Filter. The Balance Comparator and Chopper
are driven by the signal from Integrator 1. This signal is in phase with the fundamental of the input to the
Notch Filter. The Tune and Balance Comparators drive the chopper FETs ( 4 4 and Q5) so that they switch
at the zero crossings of the comparator inputs. When the outputs of the comparators go high (for example,
when their open-collector outputs shut off),the FETs switch on (short circuit) because the gates are grounded
through R46 or R48. When the comparators go low, putting a large negative voltage at the FET gates, the FETs
switch off.
The current from the Tune (or Balance) Chopper and the Inverting Amplifier are summed together at the
inverting (-) input of the Tune (or Balance) Integrator. The chopper current is weighted by a factor of two
because the path resistance from the chopper is about half of the path resistance from the Inverting Amplifier.
When Gain Switch 4 2 is ofT, the Tune Chopper’s path resistance is R49 in series with R54; the Inverting
Amplifier’s path resistance is R6O. When 4 2 is switched on, the current in both paths increases by about a
factor of ten. R55 is now in parallel with R54, and R58 with R60. This increases the Tune Integrator gain by
a factor of ten and compensates for a 20 dB reduction in attenuation when Attenuator 1 is switched out (see
Service Sheet 5). The action of the Balance Chopper is similar to the Tune Chopper.
Integrators and Multipliers
The sum current from the Tune Chopper and Inverting Amplifier is integrated by the Tune Integrator. T h e dc
value of the sum current represents the tuning error of the Notch Filter. The integrator amplifies and filters the
error current and drives the Tune Multiplier. The integration capacitors are switched for different frequency
ranges to compensate for the resultant gain change with frequency. When the Notch Filter range is changed,
FET Q1 is momentarily switched on to discharge the integration capacitor and speed up the tuning correction.
Operation of the Balance Integrator is similar to the Tune Integrator. The tune and balance offset adjustments
(R62 and R63) compensate for dc offsets in the filter to maximize the depth of the notch.
T h e Tune Multiplier receives a d c control input (the Y input) from the Tune Integrator and an a c input (the X
input) from Integrator 1 (see Service Sheet 3). The sensitivity of the X input is set by R77. the Y input by R81,
and the overall multiplier by R75 and R79. The output of the Tune Multiplier is a current which is summed
directly with the current from the Balance Multiplier and applied to Sum Amplifier 2 (see Service Sheet 3). The
d c level into the Tune Multiplier is also measured by the DC Voltmeter to give the Controller an indication of
whether or not the Notch Filter is properly tuned.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
General
a.
Procedures for checking the Notch Filter Assembly are given below. The circuits or points to check are marked
on the schematic diagram by a hexagon with a check mark and a number inside, for example, In
<
shown on the schematic also inside a hexagon, for example, +1.9 TO +2.1 VDC >. Extend the board assembly
where necessary to mahe measurements. These procedures assume that the soiirce is working properly.
Equipment
Oscilloscope , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HP 1740A
aNotch Filter Tune and Balance Check

1. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 41.0 SPCL to initialize the instriiment. Set the INPUT and OUTPUT switches
to ground. Key in AMPTD 1 V. Key in 1.11 SPCL to set tlie input gain to 0 dB. Key in 3.1 SPCL to set the
output gain to 0 dB. Key in 53.1 SPCL and 54.147 SPCL to tune the Notch Filter to 1 kHz. Connect the HIGH
OUTPUT to the HIGH INPUT.
2. Connect a high-impedance, ac coupled oscilloscope to A4TP8 (AMP 1, see Service Sheet 5). The waveform
should be between 1.1 and 1.7 Vpp. (The period of the signal should be approximately I rns.)
Hint: If the signal is faulty, see Service Sheet 3 and check the Notch Filter and Service Sheet 5 and check
Attenuator 1 and Amplifier 1.
3. Connect the oscilloscope to A3TP2 (NOTCH AMP). The waveform should be between 12 and 19 Vpp.
4. DC couple the oscilloscope and connect it to A3TP4 (BAL). The d c level should be between -5 and -4
Vdc.
Hint: Pin 7 of U8B should be a 0 to - 15V square wave with a period of 1 ms. The source of 4 4 should be a
positive, half-wave-rectified sine wave. Pin 6 of U1 should be a sine wave with an amplitude of 12 to 19 Vpp.
Pin 14 of U16D should be -15V; Q8 should be off.
5. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 44.3 SPCL to set the Notch Filter to the bandpass mode. The dc level should
be between +4 and +5 Vdc.
Hint: A3TP2 should be a sine wave with an amplitude of 10 to 21 Vpp. If faulty, see Service Sheet 3 and check
the Notch Filter.
Hint: Pin 7 of U8B should be a 0 to - 15V square wave with a period of 1 ms. The source of Q4 should be a
negative, half-wave-rectified sine wave.
6. Connect the oscilloscope to A3TP3 (TUNE). On the Audio Analyzer, key in 44.2 SPCL to set the Notch
Filter to the flat mode. Key in FREQ 500 Hz. The dc level should be between +4 and +5 Vdc.
Hint: Pin 1 of U8A should be a 0 to -15V square wave with a period of 2 rns. The source of Q5 should be a
negative, half-wave-rectified sine wave. Q 1 should be off.
7. On the Audio Analyzer, key in FREQ 2 kHz. The dc level should be between -5 and -4 Vdc.
Hint: Pin 1 of U8A should be a 0 to - 15V square wave with a period of 0.5 rns. The sonrce of Q5 should be a
positive, half-wave-rectified sine wave.
8. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 0.56 S (Shift) 3 SPCL to discharge the Tune and Balance Integrators. The dc
level should be between -50 and +50 rnVdc.
Hint: Pin 14 of U16D should be 0 Vdc; Q1 should be on.
9. Connect the oscilloscope to A3TP4. The dc level shoirld be between -50 and +50 rnVdc.
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Hint: Q8 shoiild be on.

10. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 0.565 SPCL t o disable the discharge of the Tune and Balance Integrators.
Connect one channel of t h e oscilloscope (ac coupled) to A3TP5 and the other channel t o pin 2 of U9. Trigger
the oscilloscope from the signal on A3TP5 (BP OUT). The two signals should be in phase. (The signal t o pin
2 o f U 9 should have an amplitude of approximately 100 mVpp.)
11. On the Audio Analyzer, key in FREQ 500 Hz. The two signals should be approximately 180" out of phase.
12. On the Audio Analyzer, key in FREQ 1 kHz. Move the oscilloscope from A3TP5 to A3TP6 (HP OUT) and
from pin 2 of U9 to pin 2 of U4. The two signals should be in phase.
13. On the Audio Analyzer, key i n 44.3 SPCL. The two signals shoiild be approximately 180" out of phase.
14. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 44.2 SPCL. Connect the oscilloscope to the source of Q2. The waveform
should have a n amplitude of less than 200 niVpp.
Hint: Pin 14 of UlOD shoiild be OV. Q2 should be on.
15. On the Audio Analyzer, key in AMPTD 100 mV. Key in 3.3 SPCL to set the Gain Switch off. The waveform
should be a sine wave with a phase reversal at each peak and have an amplitude of approximately 5 Vpp.
Hint: Pin 14 of UlOD should be -15V. 4 2 shoiild be off.
Hint: The signal at A3TP2 slioiild be a sine wave with a n amplitude of 16 Vpp. If faulty, see Service Sheet 5
and check Attenuator 1.
16. Connect the oscilloscope to the soLirce of 4 3 . The waveform should be a positive, full-wave-rectified sine
wave wit.h an amplitude of approximately 2 Vpp.
Hint: 4 3 should be off.
17. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 3.1 SPCL. Key in AMPTD 1 V. The signal amplitude should be less than
500 mVpp.
Hint: 4 3 should be on.
NOTE
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c i c . ~ . Thc noldi circiiilry OJ' Scrvicc Shwl 3 is a.s.siimc~ll o hc~opcralirig properly, and (hc
.soiirc~is a.winicd lo havc less lhan O.Ol?b di.slorrion and noise. If'dislorfionis high on
all ranges, pcv~jbrrnfhe Notch Filter Tune and Balance Adjustment, paragraph 3-12,
and a h chwk fhc di.,lorlion oj'lhc Oiilpiil A rnpl(ficr I , .stv Scvviw Shw! 5.
18. On the Audio Analyzer, press DISTN. Key in AMPTD 2.5 V. Key in 44.1 SPCL to set the Notch Filter to
the notch mode. Key in 3.0 SPCL to set the output amplifier gain to automatic. The amplitude display should
read 0.01% or less.
Hint: The gates of 47 and Q9 should be OV and the FETs should be on. The gates of Q6 and QlO should be
- 15V and the FETs should be off. The signal at A3TP7 (OUT) should be less than 100 mVpp.
19. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 54.139 SPCL. Note the amplitude display. Key in 54.155 SPCL. Note the
amplitude display. In both cases the display should be O.OIo/o or less.
20. On the Audio Analyzer, key in FREQ 20 Hz. Key in 53.0 SPCL and 54.23 SPCL to tune the Notch Filter
to 20 Hz. The amplitude display should be 0.01Yo or less.
Hint: The gates of Q6 and QlO should be OV and the FETs should be on. The gates of 4 7 and Q9 should be
- 15V and the FETs should be off. The signal at A3TP7 should be less than 100 mVpp.
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21. On the Audio Analyzer. key in FREQ 10 kHz. Key in 53.2 SPCL and 54.184 SPCL to tune the Notch Filter
to 10 kHz. The amplitude display should be 0.01% or less.
Hint: The gates of 46, 4 7 , Q9, and QlO should be - 15V and the FETs should be off. The signal at A3TP7
should be less than 100 mVpp.
22. On the Audio Analyzer, key in FREQ 20 kHz. Key in 53.3 SPCL and 54.46 SPCL to tune the Notch Filter
to 20 kHz. The amplitude display should be 0.01Yu or less.
Hint: See the hint for step 21.
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SERVICE SHEET 5---A4 Output Amplifier/Voltmeter Assembly (Output Amplifier)

General
This portion of the Output Amplifier/Voltmeter (A4) contains the output amplifier circuitry. The output from
the Notch Filter is amplified, attenuated, and filtered as necessary to obtain a proper output reading by the
Output RMS/Average Detector (see Service Sheet 6). The ac output of the amplifier is available at the rear-panel
MONITOR output connector.
Attenuators and Amplifiers
Attenuators 1 and 2 can each be set for an attenuation of 0 or 20 dB. They are switched together. The attenuator
control line, OU AMP1, switches in the 0 dB path of Attenuators 1 and 2 indirectly through U21D, which
acts as an isolating switch and a logic inverter. When the control input (F4) to U21D is high, U21D is OR FI
of U21A and F3 of U7C are pulled to ground via R11, and the respective switches are enabled. When F4 of
U21D is low, U21D is on; resistors R2, R5, and R11 form a voltage divider which applies a logical high to F l
of U21A and F3 of U7C. and the respective switches are disabled.
Amplifier 1 has a fixed gain of 5. Amplifiers 3 and 4 each have a fixed gain of 10. The Output Clamp in
Amplifiers 3 and 4 accesses the driver stage of the respective IC and prevents the output from exceeding +I2
or -12V. The output from Amplifier 1 drives the Low-Pass Filters and the Notch Filter tune and balance
circuitry (see Service Sheet 4). Amplifier 4 drives the MONITOR output connector and is protected against the
application of reverse voltage by R53 (which acts as a fuse), CR8, and CR9. A12Ll and C1 form an RFI filter.
Filters
The three Low-Pass Filters are 30, 80, and 750 kHz. three-pole, active Butterworth filters. The passband gain
of each filter is 2. The active element of the filter, U8, has an Output Clamp similar to U6 and U13. The filters
are switched via U9.
The two High-Pass Filters are respectively a 0.3 Hz,single-pole. passive filter and a 13 Hz. three-pole, active
filter. Switching is via KI. CR3 suppresses the inductive transient created by the coil of K1 when the current
is interrupted.
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General
Procedures for checking the Output Amplifier/Voltnieter Assembly are given below. The circuits or points t o
m.
check are marked on the schematic diagram by a hexagon with a check mark and a number inside, for example,
In addition, any points outside the labeled circuit area that must be checked are also identified. Fixed
signals are shown on the schematic also inside a hexagon, for example, +1.9 TO +2.1 VDC ). Extend the <
board assembly where necessary to make measurements. These procedures assume that the source in working
properly.
Equipment
Oscilloscope .. . . ... . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . HP 1740A

aAttenuators, Amplifiers, and Low-Pass Filters Check
1. On the Audio Anlayzer, key in 41.0 SPCL to initialize the instrument. Set the INPUT and OUTPUT switches
to ground. Key in AMPTD 100 mV. Key in 1.11 SPCL to set the input gain to 0 dB. Connect the HIGH
OUTPUT to the HIGH INPUT.
2. Connect a high-impedence, a c coupled oscilloscope to A3TP7 (OUT). Increment the Audio Analyzer's
SOURCE amplitude for exactly 300 mVpp on the oscilloscope.
Hint: The amplitude at A3TP7 before adjustment should be between 260 and 300 mVpp. (The period should
be approximately 1 ms.) If the signal is faulty, see Service Sheet 3 and check the Notch Filter.
3. Connect the oscilloscope t o A4TP8 (AMP 1). On the Audio Analyzer, key in the Special Functions listed in
Table 8B-24. For each setting, the amplitude of the signal observed on the oscilloscope should be with in the
limits indicated. If the signal is faulty, also check the control signals indicated.
Tahlc 8B-24. Levd al A4TP8, Slcp 3
Special Level at Level (TTL) at U21 Pin

Function A4TP8 (mVpp) 1 8 16
3.1 140 to 160 H L L
3.3 1400 to 1600 L H H
Hint: Amplifier 1 slioLtld have a gain of 5.

4. Connect the oscilloscope to A4TP6 ( A M P 2). On the Audio Analyzer, set the LOW PASS FILTER to 80
kHz. 30 kHz, and all off. For each setting, the waveform should have an amplitude between 2.7 and 3.3 Vpp.
Hint: The control signals are as shown in Table 8B-25.
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FILTER On
80 kHz
30 kHz H H
None L H H
5. On the Audio Analyzer, key in the SOURCE frequency and LOW PASS FILTER listed below. For each
setting, the waveform should be within the limits indicated in Table 8B-26.
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Tabk 813-26. Limits at A4TP6, aSty 5

SOURCE LOW PASS Level at
2.5 to 3.3
80 kHz 1.7 to 2.6
30 kHz 1.7 to 2.6
Hint: See the hint for step 4.

6. On the Audio Analyzer, key in FREQ 1 kHz. Set LP FILTER to 80 kHz. Reduce the SOURCE amplitude
for a waveform amplitude of 1.2 Vpp.
7. Connect the oscilloscope to A4TP5 (AMP 3). The waveform should be between 11.5 and 12.5 Vpp.
Hint: Pin 9 of U7 should be a TTL low. Pin 1 of U7 should be a TTL high. Amplifier 3 should have a gain of
10.
8. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 3.1 SPCL. The waveform should be between 110 and 130 rnVpp.
Hint: Pin 9 of U7 should be a TTL high. Pin 1 of U7 should be a T T L low.
9. Connect the oscilloscope to A4TP4 (AMP 4). The waveform should be between 110 and 130 mVpp.
Hint: Pin 8 of U7 should be a TTL high. Pin 16 of U7 should be a TTL low. The Buffer (U14B) and High-Pass
Filters should each have a gain of 1. Amplifier 4 should have a gain of 10.
10. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 3.2 SPCL. The waveform should be between 1.1 and 1.3 Vpp.
Hint: Pin 8 of U7 should be a TTL low. Pin 16 of U7 should be a TTL high.
11. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 55.0 SPCL, 56.15 SPCL, and 57.140 SPCL to set the SOURCE frequency to
13 Hz. The waveform should be between 1.1 and 1.3 Vpp.
Hint: Pin 1 of K1 should be a TTL low. Pins 3 and 4 of K1 should be shorted.
12. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 0.435 SPCL to insert the 13 Hz High-Pass Filter (U14A and associated
components). The waveform shoiild be between 0.7 and 1.0 Vpp.
Hint: Pin 1 of K1 should be a TTL high. Pins 3 and 5 of K1 should be shorted. The waveform at pin 1 of U14A
should be between 80 and 130 mVpp.
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SERVICE SHEET 6-A4 Output Amplifier/Voltmeter Assembly (Detector and Meter Cir-
cuits)
General
This portion of the Output Amplifier/Voltmeter (A4) contains the Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector,
Output Overload Detector, and SINAD meter circuitry.
Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector
The circuits on the upper half of the schematic diagram form the Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector
referred to in the block diagrams. When used as a true rms converter, the Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak
Detector converts the ac input signal into a dc voltage equal to the root mean square (rms) of the input level. The
circuits form an analog computer which converts the ac signal to its dc r m s equivalent by a method called implicit
conversion. The analog computer performs logging, antilogging, squaring, averaging, and dividing mathematical
functions. When used as an average-respondingconverter, the Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector converts
the ac input signal into a dc voltage equal to the absolute average (that is, full-wave rectified and filtered) of the
input level but calibrated to the r m s value of a sine wave. When used as a quasi-peak converter, the Output
detector converts the ac signal to its dc quasi-peak equivalent. This type of detector has a fast rise time coupled
with a slow decay time constant which ncapturesnimpulses or other signals with a high crest factor (noise or
repetitive signal bursts).
Refer to Figure 8B-33, which is a simplified diagram of the circuit showing only the components which produce
the r m s conversion. Since the log-antilog circuit cannot operate on a bi-directional signal, the input is full-wave
rectified. Full-wave rectification is accomplished by half-wave rectifying (and inverting) the input, then summing
the rectified current with a current proportional to the input voltage but weighted by one half. U5, R55, R62, and
C R l l perform the half-wave rectification. The rectified signal produces a current (I1) in R71 which is summed
with the current (I2) in R70 at the inverting (-) input to U4. R70 is twice the resistance of R71.
+
U4, Q2A, and Q1A form the Log Amplifier. The full-wave-rectifiedcurrent (I3 = I, I, ) flows through transistors
Q2A and Q1A and into the output of U4. (Q2A is a common-base stage; Q1A is configured as a diode.) The
current (I3) through Q2A and Q1A produces a voltage across each base-emitter junction proportional to the log
of the current. The sum of the two base-emitter voltages (V, ) is the sum of two nearly identical logarithms and is
proportional to the log of the square of the current (log I, ) and hence the log of the square of the input voltage
+
(log VI, ). (The identity used here is: log I log I = log (I x I) = log I2 .)
Now consider the operation of the Filter Amplifier, which also functions as an antilog circuit. The collector current
(I,) of Q1B is filtered by U3 and the associated resistors and capacitors (R90, R91, R92, R94, C53, and C56).
The dc component of this current flows through R90, R91, and R92 and produces a voltage which, when buffered
by U2, is the output (VOUT) of the circuit. (The effects of R93 and R95 in the schematic are being momentarily
ignored.) U3 also holds the collector of Q1B at ground potential to establish the offset of the output at OV. The
collector current (I, ) of Q2B is generated by the output voltage (V0UT ), which appears across R98. U12 holds
the collector of Q2B and one end of R98 at ground potential.
The voltage across the base-emitter junctions of Q1B and Q2B is proportional to the log of their respective
collector currents. The sum of the two base-emitter voltages (V, ) is proportional to the log of the product of the
two collector currents (I, x I,). Since the sum of the base-emitter voltages of Q1B and Q2B equals the sum of
Q1A and Q2A, the products of the respective collector currents are equal (I, = I, x I, ). Recalling that the dc
component of I, produced the output voltage (VOUT)and that the output voltage produced I,, it is evident that
the output voltage is proportional to the square root of the product of I, and I, and thus is proportional to the
input voltage (VI,), which has been squared, filtered (to obtain the mean level), and the square root obtained.
Refer now to the schematic diagram, Figure 8B-117 (SS6). The switches of U23 and U25 control whether the
detector functions as a true rms, average or quasi-peak responding converter. The switch modes are cataloged in
Table 8B-27.
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Figure 8B-33. Simplified Diagram of the Output RMS/ Detector
Table 8B-27. Detector Switching Modes
I
I
Detector II State of 1
I
I Mode IU23A, U23C, U24A. U24CIU23B. U23D. U24B. U24DI U25A. U25B. U S C f U25D I
True RMS Open Closed Open Closed
Average Closed Open Open Closed
Quasi-peak Closed Open Closed Open
In the average-responding converter mode, full-wave rectification of the input signal is performed by U5 as with
the true rms converter. But current summing is via R158, R157, and U22. Filtering is done via the Filter Amplifier
but bypassing the antilogging function.
R143 and R144 are installed whenever the offset adjustment R85 has insufficient range. CR13 and CR16 protect
the log and antilog transistors should offset voltages of opposite polarity be applied to them. CR14 provides an
offset voltage in the collector of Q1B that matches the offset created by the base-emitter junction of Q2A in the
collector of Q1A. R93 and R95 improve the response characteristics of the circuit to low frequency inputs while
at the same time allow the circuit to respond rapidly to changes in input level. R91 permits fine adjustment of
the gain of the circuit. R94 and C56 also form the first real pole in the Ripple Filter (see Service Sheet 7).
In the quasi-peak converter mode, full-wave rectification of the input signal is performed by U5 with current
summing via R202 and R203. The quasi-peak converter consists of two peak detector stages in series. Stage 1,
which consists of U26, U27A (Buffer) and associated components is an inverting, positive peak detector which
has a charge rate of 5 2 ms (determined by R202 and Cl) and a discharge rate of approximately 400 ms (R205,
Cl). Stage 2, which consists of U28, U27B (Buffer) and associated components is an inverting, negative peak
detector which has a charge rate of approximately 200 ms (determined by R208 and C2), and a discharge rate of
approximately 600 ms (R210, C2).
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SINAD Meter Circuits

The SINAD meter displays the log of the Pre-Notch RMS/Average Detector minus the log of the Output
RMSjAveragelQuasi-peak Detector. The Pre-Notch RMS/Average Detector produces a current which flows
through R57 and logging transistor Q4A. The voltage developed across the base-emitter junction of Q4A is
proportional to the log of its collector current. Similarly, the Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector produces
a current which flows through R56 and logging transistor Q4B and develops a base-emitter voltage proportional to
the log of its collector current. The voltage at the base of Q4A (with respect to ground) is equal to the difference
between the base-emitter voltages of Q4A and Q4B. The feedback amplifier, Q17C, amplifies this difference and
produces the output. Note that the collectors and bases of both Q4A and Q4B are all biased near ground potential.
Thermistor EtTl thermally compensates for the drift of the two logging transistors.
The voltage from the SINAD Log Ratio Meter Amplifier is converted to a current by the Meter Tkansconductance
Amplifier which drives the meter. CR15 protects the meter against reverse current. R83 and C51 add heavy filtering
to the often noisy SINAD measurement signal.
The Meter Peg/Off Switch receives commands from the Controller via the Latch Assembly which enable, gently
peg, or switch off the meter via the Meter Transconductance amplifier, depending on the measurement being made
and the SINAD measurement range. A low at the inverting (-) input of U19A or U19B switches the respective
output FET (Q6 or Q5) on pulling the output connection to either ground or i-2.4V.
Output Overload Detector
The Output Overload Detector compares the level from the Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector to a
reference set by R60 and R61. If the level exceeds the reference, U19D switches FET Q7 on which resets the
Overload Flip-Flop (see Service Sheet 12) and reduces the gain of the Output Amplifier to 0 dl3.
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are marked on the schematic diagram by a hexagon with a check mark and a number inside, for example, a.
Procedures for checking the Output Amplifier/Voltmeter Assembly are given below. The circuits or points to check
In addition, any points outside the labeled circuit area that must be checked are also identified. Fixed signals are
shown on the schematic also inside a hexagon, for example, 0 Extend the board assembly where necessary to
make measurements. These procedures assume that the source is working properly.
Equipment
Digital Voltmeter ........................... H P 3455A

Oscilloscope. ............................... H P 1740A
(J1) Output RMS/Average/Quasi-peak Detector General Check
to ground. Key in AMPTD 3 V. Key in 1.11 SPCL to set the input gain to 0 dB.Key in 3.1 SPCL to set the
output gain to 0 dB. Connect the HIGH OUTPUT to the HIGH INPUT.
2. Connect a voltmeter to A4TP4 (AMP 4). Set the voltmeter to measure ac. Fine adjust the Audio Analyzer’s
SOURCE amplitude for 2.99 to 3.01 Vrms on the voltmeter.
Hint: The amplitude at A4TP4 before adjustment should be between 2.85 and 3.15 Vrms. If the signal is faulty,
see Service Sheet 5 and check the Output Amplifier circuitry.
3. Connect the voltmeter to A4TPl (DC OUT). Set the voltmeter to measure dc. The level on the voltmeter
should be between +2.94 and +3.06 Vdc. Grounding pin 2 of U22 should have no effect.
Hint: Pin 10 of U23 should be a TTL low. U23B, U23D, U24B, and U24D should be on. U23A, U23C, U24A,
and U24C should be off.
+4 .ov
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Figure 8B-33.1. Waveform at A4TP1, Step 12
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Hint: If the signal amplitude is only slightly out of limits, perform the Voltmeter Adjustment, paragraph 5-13; if
greatly out of limits, perform the @ f i l l - Waue Rectfier Check and the @) Log Amplifier and Filter Amplifier
Check.
4. Key in 5.2 SPCL to switch the detector to average. The level on the voltmeter should be between +2.94 and
+3.06 Vdc. Grounding pin 2 of U22 should cause the level to go to approximately -15 Vdc.
Hint: Pin 10 of U23 should be a T T L high. U23B, U23D, U24B, and U24D should be off. U23A, U23C, U24A,
and U24C should be on.
5. Reconnect the voltmeter to A4TP4. Set the voltmeter to measure ac. On the Audio Analyzer, reduce the
SOURCE amplitude for a reading between 299 and 301 mVrms on the voltmeter.
6. Reconnect the voltmeter to A4TP1. Set the voltmeter to measure dc. The level on the voltmeter should be
between 3-294 and +306 mVdc.
Hint: If the signal is only slightly out of limits, perform the Voltmeter Adjustment, paragraph 5-13; if within
limits, the detector is functioning properly under the current test conditions.
7. Key in 5.0 SPCL to switch the detector to rms. The level on the voltmeter should be between +294 and +306
mVdc.
8. Reconnect the voltmeter to A4TP4. Set the voltmeter to measure ac. On the Audio Analyzer, increase the
SOURCE amplitude for a reading between 2.99 and 3.01 Vrms on the voltmeter.
9. Key in 5.7 SPCL to switch the detector to quasi-peak. Hint: Pin 3 of U29 should be a T T L low. U25A, U25B
and U25C should be on, U25D should be off and U23 and U24 should be in the same state as for the average
detector. See hint for step 4.
10. Reconnect the voltmeter to A4TP1. Set the voltmeter to measure dc. The level on the voltmeter should be
between 2.94 and 3.06 Vdc. Hint: See the hint for step 6.
11. Disconnect the voltmeter. Connect a high-impedance, dc-coupled oscilloscope to A4TP1. Use the oscilloscope’s
vertical gain controls to adjust the diplay amplitude for 4 division peak deflections of the dc signal. Hint: Set the
ground to the center of the display. Set sweep time to 1 sec/div. Hint: See the hint for step 6.
12. On the Audio Analyzer, press S (Shift) SIG/NOISE. The waveform should be as shown in Figure 8B-33.1.
Note rise and fall times.
(J2) Full-Wave Rectifier Check
to ground. Key in AMPTD 3 V. Key in 1.11 SPCL to set the input gain to 0 dB. Key in 3.1 SPCL to set the
output gain to 0 dB.Connect the HIGH OUTPUT to the HIGH INPUT.
2. Connect a high-impedance, dc coupled oscilloscope to A4TP4 (AMP 4). On the Audio Analyzer, fine adjust the
SOURCE amplitude for 8.5 Vpp on the oscilloscope.
Hint: The amplitude at A4TP4 before adjustment should be approximately 8.5 Vpp. If the signal is faulty, see
Service Sheet 5 and check the Output Amplifier circuitry.
3. Connect the oscilloscope to pin 6 of U5. The waveform should be as shown in Figure 8B-34. (Note: Excessive
input capacitance of the oscilloscope may cause oscillation. Use a divide-by-ten probe.)
4. Connect the oscilloscope to A4TP11 (RECT). The waveform should be a negative full-wave-rectified sine wave
with a peak amplitude between -4.5 and -4.OV.
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+4.0 TO
+4.5v
-0.5 TO
-0.2v
Figure 8B-34. Waveform ut Pin 6 of U5, (J2) Step 3

(J3) Log Amplifier and Filter Amplifier Check
2. Connect a high-impedance, dc coupled oscilloscope to the cathode of CR11. The waveform should be a half-
wave-rectified sine wave with a peak amplitude between +4.0 and +4.5V. (The period should be approximately 1
ms.)
Hint: If the signal is faulty, perform the h l l - Wave Rectifier Check.
3. Connect the voltmeter to A4TP2 (LOGAMP). Set the voltmeter to measure dc. The voltmeter should read
between -1.26 and -1.21 Vdc. (This voltage is valid only at room temperature.)
4. Connect the voltmeter to pin 6 of U4. The voltage should be approximately -2.3 Vdc.
Hint: If the voltage is closer to -2.0 Vdc, the Log Amplifier is operating properly but no current is flowing in
the emitter of Q1B; the fault is in the Filter Amplifier. If the voltage is closer to -3.0 Vdc, the Log Amplifier
is operating properly but no current is flowing in the collector of Q1B; the fault is in the Filter Amplifier. (The
fault is probably causing the output of U12 to be clamped to + O S Vdc, whereas, it is normally negative.)
5. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 5.2 SPCL to set the detector to average. (This isolates the Amplifier Filter
from the Log Amplifier.) Connect the oscilloscope to A4TP11 (RECT). The waveform should be a negative,
full-wave-rectified sine wave with a peak amplitude between -4.5 and -4.OV.
Hint: If the signal is faulty, perform the h l l - Wave Rectifier Check.
6 . Connect the voltmeter to A4TP1 (DC OUT). The voltmeter should read between +2.9 and +3.3 Vdc.
Hint: Pin 6 of U3 should also be between +2.9 and +3.3 Vdc and read the same as A4TP1.
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7. Connect the voltmeter to pin 6 of U12. The voltmeter should read between -2.5 to -2.0 Vdc.
Hint: The emitter of Q2B should be approximately -640 mVdc.
Hint: At this point, operation of the Filter Amplifier has been verified except for QlB, CR14, U23, U24, and the
filtering capability of the circuit. Check U23 and U24 by performing the Output RMSIAveragelQuasi-peak
Detector General Check.
@ SINAD Meter Circuits Check
output gain to 0 dB.Key in 45.1 SPCL to enable the SINAD meter. Connect the HIGH OUTPUT to the HIGH
INPUT.
2. Connect a dc voltmeter to A3TP15 (RMSB). On the Audio Analyzer, fine adjust the SOURCE amplitude for a
reading of +1.00 Vdc on the voltmeter.
Hint: The voltage a t A3TP15 should read approximately 1Vdc before adjustment. If it does not, see Service Sheet
3 and check the Pre-Notch RMS Detector.
3. Connect the voltmeter to A4TP1 (DC OUT). The voltage should read between +0.99 and +1.01 Vdc.
Hint: If the voltage is out of limits, perform the Output RMSIAveragelQuasi-peak Detector General Check.
4. Insert a 31.6 kR resistor in parallel with R56. This simulates a 6 dB SINAD.
5. Connect the voltmeter to pin 14 of U17C. The voltage should be between +320 and +360 mVdc.
Hint: The voltage at pins 3 and 5 of Q4 should be between -500 and -480 mVdc.
6. Connect the voltmeter to pin 5 of U17B. The voltage should be the same as in step 5 except that the loading
of a 10 MR voltmeter input will cause the signal level to be 0.3% low. The SINAD meter should read between 5.5
and 6.5 dB.
Hint: The drains of Q5 and Q6 should read the same as pin 5 of U17B. Q5 and Q6 should be OB.Pins 4 and 6 of
U19 should be a TTL high.
Hint: If the meter reads only slightly out of limits, perform the SINAD Meter Adjustment, paragraph 5-14.
7. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 0.528 SPCL to switch the SINAD meter off. The voltage at pin 5 of U17B
should read 0 to +10 mVdc. The SINAD meter should read 0.
Hint: Q6 should be on. Pin 4 of U19A should be a TTL low. Pin 6 of U19B should be a TTL high.
8. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 0.524 SPCL to peg the meter. The voltage at pin 5 of U17B should read between
+1.5 and $2.5 Vdc. The SINAD meter should read slightly above full scale.
Hink Q5 should be on. Pin 6 of U19B should be a TTL low. Pin 4 of U19A should be a TTL high.
(J5) Overload Detector Check
output gain to 0 dB.Connect the HIGH OUTPUT to the HIGH INPUT.
2. Connect a high-impedance, dc coupled oscilloscope to the drain of Q7. The level should be a T T L high.
Hint: Pin 13 of U19D should be between -15.2 and -14.7 Vdc.
3. On the Audio Analyzer, key in AMPTD 4.2 V. The level should be a TTL low.
Hint: Pin 13 of U19D should be between 0 and +ZOO mVdc.
8B-48 rev.20JUN87
Model 8903B Service
SERVICE SHEET 7---A4 Output Amplifier/Voltmeter Assembly (Ripple Filters, Voltmeter

Input Selector, and Voltage-to-Time Converter)
General
This portion of the Output Amplifier/Voltmeter (A4) contains the Voltmeter Input Selector, the Voltage-to-
Time Converter, and several input ripple filters.
Ripple Filters
Several of the d c inputs to the Voltage-to-Time Converter are filtered to remove ripple and noise. This gives a
smoother-reading display. The line from the Differential-to-Single-Ended Amplifier (see Service Sheet l), from
which dc level is read in the dc level measurement mode, is filtered by the passive filter consisting of R118, C65,
and C66. CR23 and CR24 are needed to prevent reverse voltages from damaging the electrolytic capacitors,
C65 and C66, since the input voltage can be of either polarity. Passive filter R116 and C67 heavily filters the
line from the Output RMS/Average Detector in the SINAD measurement.
The Ripple Filter, consisting of UlOC and associated components, provides a complex impedance across the
line from the Output RMS/Average Detector and gives two poles of high-frequency rolloff. The output is
buffered by U 1. A similar Ripple Filter (U 10D and associated components) filters the line from the Input RMS
or Average Detector. It is a more complex filter, having an extra real pole. The output is buffered by UIOA.
Diodes CR17 through CR22 protect the inputs to the Voltmeter Input Selector against high or reverse voltages.
Voltmeter Input Selector
Multiplexer U18 forms an eight-pole, single-throw switch. The multiplexer is always enabled by the high on the
EN input. The Detector Select Switches (U9B and U21C) selects between the Input Range Detector and the
Input RMS/Average Detector. To change a switch setting, the Controller issues the appropriate code to the
Instrument BUS.The code is decoded and latched on the Latch Assembly (see Service Sheet 12) which puts the
appropriate logic level on lines VO SEL 0, 1, and 2. For a discussion of Instrument BUScontrol, see Service
Sheet BD4.
Voltage-to-Time Converter
The dc voltage at the DC Voltmeter input is converted to a pulse, with a duration linearly related to the
magnitude of the voltage, by the Voltage-to-Time Converter. The pulse length is then measured by the Counter
(see Service Sheet 14). The converter consists of the Comparator, Ramp Generator, and Reference.
The Reference supplies a voltage of controlled temperature co-efficient to the input to the Ramp Generator.
The basic reference is the temperature-stable, reference diode VR4. The reference is fed from the current
source Q 10, which itself is temperature stable because its base-emitter junction and its reference, VR3, have
similar thermal behavior. The negative reference supplies current to the inverting (-) input of U15 through
R125 and R127. CR25, R123, and R124 add a slight temperature coefficient to the current to cancel the effect
of the temperature coefficient of C70. The DC Voltmeter sensitivity is adjusted by means of R125.
U15 (with C70) integrates the negative input current to produce an increasing ramp. The ramp is generated
only when Q9 is off (for example, when RAMP GATE (L) is low). This is initiated by the Controller. When
Q9 is on, the voltage across VR5 appears across C70. This clamps the output of U15 at approximately -6.2V.
The current for Q9 is supplied by current source 412. When Q9 goes off, the ramp begins, starting at -6.2V.
The ramp begins when the RAMP GATE (L) line goes low. The output of comparator U20 at this time is high
because the voltage at its non-inverting (+) input is higher than the inverting (-) input. The output of U20
is inverted by FET Q8. The Counter now begins clocking the duration of the ramp. When the ramp reaches
the voltage at the non-inverting input, the output of U20 goes low and (via QS)inhibits the clocking of the
Counter. R131 and R136 add a small amount of hysteresis to the Comparator to assure a complete and rapid
transition of the output once it begins to change.
8B-49
Since the ramp begins at a negative offset, each voltage measurement consists of clocking the duration of a
pair of ramps. The first ramp is generated with the Voltmeter Input Selector set to the grounded input (input
0). The duration of this ramp is proportional to the offset. The second ramp is generated with the selector set
to the input to be measured. The duration of this ramp is proportional to the input level plus the offset. The
difference in duration is computed by the Controller and is proportional to the input voltages.
The large negative offset voltage permits the DC Voltmeter to measure both negative and positive voltages.
8B-50
Model 8903B Service
TROUBLESHOOTING
General
Procedures for checking the Output Amplifier/Voltmeter Assembly are given below. The circuits or points to
a.
check are marked o n the schematic diagram by a hexagon with a check mark and a number inside, for example,
In addition, any points outside the labeled circuit area that must be checked are also identified. Fixed
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signals are shown o n the schematic also inside a hexagon, for example, $1.9 TO +2.1 VDC >. Extend the board
assembly where necessary to make measurements. These procedures assume that the source is working properly.
Equipment
Digital Voltmeter .......................... HP 3455A

Oscilloscope .............................. HP 1740A
aRipple Filters Check
2. Connect one channel of a high-impedance, dc coupled oscilloscope to A2TP2 (RMS). Connect the other
channel to pin 1 of UlOA. Both channels should read between +2.9 and +3.1 Vdc and both should read the
same.
3. On the Audio Analyzer, connect and disconnect the HIGH INPUT several times and observe the two traces
on the oscilloscope. The signal at pin 1 of UlOA should lag in time slightly behind the signal at A2TP2 when
the input is connected and disconnected.
4. On the Audio Analyzer, reconnect the HIGH INPUT. Connect one channel of the oscilloscope to A4TPI
(DC OUT). Connect the other channel to pin 7 of U 18. Both channels should read between +2.9 and +3.I Vdc
and both should read the same.
Hint: If the signal at A4TP1 is faulty, see Service Sheet 6 and check the Output RMS/Average Detector.
on the oscilloscope. The signal at pin 7 of U18 should lag slightly behind the signal at A4TP1 when the input
is connected and disconnected.
6. On the Audio Analyzer, reconnect the HIGH INPUT. Move the oscilloscope connection from pin 7 of U 18
to pin 11. Both channels should read the same.
on the oscilloscope. The signal at pin 11 of U18 should lag behind the signal at A4TPI when the input is
connected and disconnected. (The lag will be longer than for the previous steps.)
aVoltmeter Input Selector Check
2. Key in the Direct Control Special Functions listed in Table 8B-28. For each setting, compare the dc voltage
at A4TP9 (MUX) to the pin on U18 indicated. The two voltages should be the same to within the repeatability
of the voltmeter. If faulty, also check the logic level of the pins indicated.
Hint: If the selector has a failure in which one input is always connected to the output, pulses will usually
appear on the faulty input when another line is slected. Use Special Function 49.N to select the lines.
aVoltage-to-Time Converter Check
1. Measure the anode of VR4 with a dc voltmeter. The voltage should be between -6.51 and -5.89 Vdc.
8B-5 1
Service Model 8903B
Direct Control Check Level (TTL) at U l 8 Pin

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2. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 41 .O SPCL to initialize the instrument. Set the INPUT and OUTPUT switches
to ground. Key in AMPTD 3 V. Key in 1.1 1 SPCL to set the input gain to 0 dB. Key in 49.1 SPCL to set the
voltmeter to measure the Input Range Detector. Connect the HIGH OUTPUT to the HIGH INPUT.
3. Connect a high-impedance, dc coupled oscilloscope to A4TP7 (RAMP). The waveform should be as shown
in Figure 8B-35.
Hint: The slope of the triangles in the waveform should be approximately 1 V/ms.
Hint: Pin 14 of U19C should be as shown in Figure 8B-36. If it appears as a simple square wave, check that pin
5 of U18 is between t1.4 and +1.5 Vdc.
4. Connect the oscilloscope to A4TPIO (COMP). The waveform should be as shown in Figure 8B-37.
aDetector Select Switches Check
2. Connect a dc voltmeter to pin 7 of U9B.
3. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 0.53 1 SPCL to select the Pre-Notch Detector. The voltage should be between
1.4 and 1.6 Vdc. Shorting out R201 should reduce the voltage to OV.
Hint: Pin 1 of UlOA should be between 2.8 and 3.2 Vdc. Pin 9 of U21C should be a TTL low. Pin 8 of U9B
should be a TTL high.
4. On the Audio Analyzer, key in 0.539 SPCL to select the Input Range Detector. The voltage should be
between 1.4 and 1.6 Vdc. Shorting out R201 should have no effect.
Hint: Pin 19 of connector A13XA4B should be between 2.8 and 3.2 Vdc. Pin 9 of U21C should be a TTL high.
Pin 8 of U9B should be a TTL low.
88-52
Model 8903B Service
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Service Model 8903B
CHANGES
All serial prefixes On the block diagram:

0 TP1, TP5, TP6 - In the A3 NOTCH FILTER ASSEMBLY, change TP5 to TP6,
change TP6 to TP5, and change TP1 to TP7.
BD2
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Model 8903B Service
CHANGES
Under Notes:
0 Note 1 - Add the following information under Note 1: “Since

47, 8, 9, and 10 are double FET packages, they will operate
correctly in the circuit if inserted with the tab either pointing
up or down.
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Model 8903B/E Service
CHANGES
All serial prefixes Under Notes:

0 Note 1 - Add the following information under Note 1:
“Since Q7, 8, 9, and 10 are double FET packages, they will operate correctly
in the circuit if inserted with the tab either pointing up or down.”
2717A to 2742A On the A13 schematic:

0 - Change the part number of the A13 POWER SUPPLY AND
08903-60192
MOTHERBOARD ASSEMBLY t o 08903-60192.
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08903-60292
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0 08903-60170 - Use the partial schematic on page 8B-104.3.
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W2 - Delete W2 jumper and replace it with R134, 10 ohm.
0 P/O W B - In the P/O A13 section, delete the connection between P/O
XA2B and pin 27. Delete P/O and change XA2B to XA2A. Add XA2B to
the right of pin 27.
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Service M o d e l 89038
NOTES A
1 . When an o p t i o n a l p l u g - i n f i l t e r a s s e m b l y i s i n t h e l e f t - m o s t
p o s i t i o n ( F i l t e r l ) , i t i s d e s i g n a t e d a s a s s e m b l y A 2 A 1 . When
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88- 106
SERVICE SHEET 2A INFORMATION
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F i g u r e 88-107
88-107
NOT E S
1 . When a n o p t i o n a l p l u g - i n f i l t e r a s s e m b l y is i n t h e left-most p o s i t i o n
( f i l t e r 1 1 , i t is d e s i g n a t e d a s a s s e m b l y A 2 A 1 . When a n o p t i o n a l p l u g -
i n f i l t e r a s s e m b l v is i n t h e r i g h t - m o s t D o s i t i o n ( f i l t e r 2 1 , i t i s
t h e n d e s i g n a t e d a; assembly A2Ai.
2 . The o n l y d i f f e r e n c e b e t w e e n t h e CCiR a n d t h e CCIR/AAM Weighting
B a n d D a s s F i l t e r A s s e m b l i e s is t h e v a l u e s of R6,Rii,R13 a n d A16, l i s t e d
as follows
Schematic General I n f o r m a t i o n
- n
1
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(08903-60126) (08903-60127) (08903-60161)

(08903-60162)
Component L o c a t o r s
A 2 A 1 AND/
OR A 2 A 2
SEE R E V E R S E S l O E
SS2AI F i g u r e 8 8 - 1 0 8 . SERVICE SHEET 2 B I N F O R M A T I O N
88-108
----- -- -- - ----- -- --
A 2 A 1 OR A 2 A 2 C . C . I . R . W E I G H T I N G F I L T E R ASSEMBLY ( O P T I O N 0 1 2 OR 0 5 2 ; 0 8 9 0 3 - 6 0 1 2 6 )
--
r-- r--1
--I r--1
P I 0 A2 A 2 A 1 OR A 2 A 2 C . C . I . R . / A R M W E I G H T I N G F I L T E R ASSEMBLY ( O P T I O N 0 1 4 OR 0 5 4 ; 0 8 9 0 3 - 6 0 1 6 2 )
-
A 2 A 1 OR A 2 A 2 C-MESSAGE
--I
P I 0 A2 INPUT W E I G H T I N G F I L T E R ASSEMBLY ( O P T I O N 0 1 3 OR 0 5 3 i O 8 9 0 3 - 6 0 1 2 7 ) P I 0 A2 INPUT P I 0 A2
AMPLIFIER AMPL I F I ER
.
r--l
ASSEMBLY
r--1
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Devices
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2 A 1 OR A 2 A 2 ' A '
- - -- -- -
F I L T E R ASSEMBLY ( O P T I O N 0 1 5 OR 0 5 3 0 8 9 0 3 - 6 0 1 6 1 ) --
. .r - - i
P/O A2 INPUT A WEIGHTING P I 0 A2
AMPLIFIER I-- --I
ASSEMBLY I I .I .I
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SS2B
f i g u r e 886-109
B-109
Service Model 89038
Component Coordinates
NOTES
2
Q O
c1
c2 1
c3 2
c4 2
c5 2
C6
c7
2
3 A3R2. R3 A301 1-35
c9 1
c10 1
c11 1
C12 1 so 06. C
C13 1
C14 2
c15 2
c1s 2 PLASTIC TO- 18
1UNE BAL
lP5 TP6 TP7 TP15 TPB TP9 1PlO 1Pll lP12 7P13
C17
C16
3
1 C A S E , OR METAL CAN
t t t
TPl 7P2 c19 1
F74Tz
9 T
c20 2
c21 3
- UP1 BLACK
C23
C24
C25
3
3
3
c2s 3
C27 3
C20
c54 1
c55 J
1 C56 1
c57 1
C56 1
c59 1
1
CRl 1
CRZ 1
CH3 1
CH4 1
CR7 1
CH6
cn15 1
CR16 1
2
2 L1 2
L2 3
1
Ql1 2
Q12 2
(113 2
014 2
015 3
016 3
(117
(116
019
020
(121
3 022
023
024
Q25
Q26
-
027
028
029
Y 030
031
032
(133
A3
(134
035
R1
A2
R3
R4
R5
R6
R7
RB
fig
R10
R11
R12
I
A13
R14
K A B C R15
R16
R17
F i g u r e 88-110. SERVICE SHEET 3 INFORMATION Component L o c a t o r S c h e m a t i c General Information
88-110
CHANGES
All serial prefixes On the A13 schematic:
0 -
C53 - Under PRE-NOTCH RMS DETECTOR, locate C53 and change it to
C56 .18 uF (non-polarized).
0
-
C25 - Under INTEGRATOR 2, change the value of C25 to .18 uF.

0 08903-60192 - Change the part number of the A13 POWER SUPPLY AND
~ ~
2813A and above On the A I 3 schematic:

ss3
rev.14FEB89 8B-110.1
P/O A13 POWER SUPPLY
--- . a
AND MOTHERBOARD
---
ASSEMBLY ( 0 8 9 0 3 - 6 0 1 2 9 ) I NOTCH CONTROL DRIVERS
,
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XA3?
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+5v 1i5v
PI0 A 1 3
C25
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R39
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PRE-NOTCH
AVERAGE OETECTOR
c59
0.0211
\
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+15v(F) 2.211
I ATTENTION
1 1 5 V IF1
Static Sensitive
N O MODE 1
sun AMPLIFIER 1 Devices
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A 2 OUT - , 5UW AN0 OUTPUT AMPLIFIER
-POWER SUPPLIES AND GROUNO-
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R17
5111
R10
1.011
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1 P / O A13
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S U O 1 1 5 V IF1 OUT
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1
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86-111
Component Coordinates
- -
- -
2OMP x,y COMP
__ NOT E S
EO 2
61
0
2
62 1
83 2
84 I
2 A3R2 A304,5 A301-3
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87 I TOP V I E W
86
BY
2
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90 2 G N O A B C O E F H
9: 1
92 :
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TUNE BAL P2 1 C A S E , OR METAL CAN
TPll
t? t t t ? ?
OFST TP5 TP6 TP7 TP15 TPB TPY TPlO TPIZ IP13
t t t
OFST P3 I
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2 1
L 3 5
4 :
7 2
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1 16 2
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3
1 15
A B C D
F i g u r e 8B-112. S E R V I C E SHEET 4 I N F O R M A T I O N Component L o c a t o r Schematic General Information
88-112
CHANGES
~ ~~~

08903-60292
ss4
rev.14FEB89 8B-112.1
-- q- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
--1
r - -
PI0 A 1 3 POWER SUPPLY P I 0 A 3 NOTCH F I L T E R ASSEMBLY ( 0 2 0 0 3 - 6 0 1 6 3 )
AND MOTHERBOARD
ASSEMBLY ( 0 8 9 0 3 - 6 0 1 2 9 ) , TUNE INTEGRATOR I
r----- 1 1 I
12
FROM
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Static Sensitive
, TUNE MULTIPLIER , Devices
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-TUNE COMPARATOR 7 CHOPPER
t 1 5 V IF1
R49
2150
- R5 4
...
lOOk
1
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R46
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INVERTING A Y P L I F I E R
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20.5k
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NOTCH AMPLIFIER
GAIN-11
P I 0 A13
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AMPLIFIER I R51 AMPLIFIER/
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R59
1Ok
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-
R53
31.6k
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CHOPPER
R50 057
2150
- - 51.1k
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F i g u r e 88-113
6 6 - 1 13
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m
3
m
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0 0
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m
m 0
m m -.
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U
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D
0 0
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- 0
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In
0
w
m
CHANGES
On the A4 schematic:
0 -
U21A - In the upper left hand corner locate U21A pin 13 and delete (Fl) on
the +15V supply line, locate U21A pin 4 and delete (Fl) on the -15V
supply line.
0 C32 - In the upper portion of the A4 schematic under LOW-PASS

FILTERS PASS BAND GAIN-2 add C32 3.3 p in parallel to A4C16.
0 -
C18 - In the upper portion of the A4 schematic under LOW-PASS
FILTERS PASS BAND GAIN-2 change the value of C18 to 91 pF.
0 -
U9A - In the upper portion of the A4 schematic under LOW-PASS
FILTERS PASS BAND GAIN-2 locate U9A pin 13 and delete (F2) on the
+15V supply line, locate U9A pin 4 and delete (F2) on the -15V supply
line.
On the Component Locator

0 Ul,U2,U6,U8,U12,U13 - U1, U2, U6, U8, U12 and U13 are round cans and
the tabs should be in the 2:OO o’clock position.
0 -
R211 - On page 8B-114.4, in the lower left hand comer, add R211 between
R209 and R210.
On the Component Coordinates:

0 -
R211 - On page 8B-114.3 add R211 A,3, to the partial component
coordinates table.

08903-60192
0 08903-60282 - The 08903-60128 board is obsolete, to replace this board you
must order the 08903-60282 (not Quasi- Peak).
-
Note: - The 08903-60282 (not Quasi-Peak) and the 08903-60283
(Quasi-Peak) are identical boards except for the positioning of W1. See
partial schematic on page 8B-116.5, and the Component Locator on page
8B-114.4.
ss5
rev.14FEB89 8B-114.1
Service Model 8903B/E
CHANGES
2730A to 2813A
for HP8903B
2730A to 2814A
for HP8903E On the A4 schematic:
0 08903-60183 - Change the A4 board part number 08903-60128 to
08903-60183 (Quasi-Peak).
On the Component Locator:

0 08903-60183 - Use the partial component locator on page 8B-114.3.
1
0 08903-60183 - Use the partial component coordinates on page 8B-114.3.

MWHERBOARD ASSEMBLY to 08903-60292.
2816A and above

for HP8903B
and
2818A and above
0 08903-60283 - Change the board part number to 08903-60283 (Quasi-Peak).
8B-114.4.

0 08903-60283 - Use the new component locator on page 8B-114.4 for serial
prefixes 2816A and above (8903B) and 2818A and above (89033).
ss5
8B-114.2 rev.14FEB89
- -
- x, y
COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP X, Y
c2 A, 3 CRl0 A. 2 R72 A. 2 R152 A. 3 126 A. 3

c3 A. 3 CR11 A. 2 R75 A. 2 R153 A. 3 127 A. 3
c4 A. 3 CR13 A. 2 R76 A. 2 R154 A. 2 128 a. 2
C40 A. 2 CR14 A. 2 R77 A. 2 R155 A. 2 129 A, 3
C41 A. 2 CR16 A. 2 R82 A. 2 R157 A. 2
c43 A. 3 CR29 A. 3 R84 A. 1 R202 A. 3
c44 A. 2 CR30 A. 3 R85 A, 1 R203 A. 3
C46 A. 2 CR31 A, 2 R87 A. 2 R204 A. 3
C48 A, 2 CR32 A. 3 R88 A. 3 R205 A. 3
c49 A. 2 CR33 A. 3 R89 A. 1 R206 A. 3
C50 A. 2 CR34 A. 3 R90 A. 3 R207 A. 1
C52 A. 1 R9 1 A. 1 R208 A. 3
c53 A. 1 L3 A. 3 R92 A. 2 R209 A. 3
c54 A. 1 L4 A. 3 R93 A. 1 R210 A. 3
c55 A. 2 R94 A. 1
C56 A. 1 MP1 A. 1 R95 A. 1 TP2 A, 1
c57 A. 1 R96 A. 1 TP3 A. 1
C58 A. 2 01 A. 1 R97 A. 2
C72 A. 2 02 A. 2 R98 A. 1 u2 A. i
c73 A.2 32( ALT A. 1 RIB0 A. 1 u3 A. 1
c74 A. 2 R143 A. 2 u4 A. 2
C78 A. 1 R55 A. 2 R144 A. 2 us A. 2
c79 A. 3 R59 A. 2 R148 A. 2 u12 A. 1
R62 A. 2 R149 A. 1 U23 A. 3
R70 A.2 R150 A. 2 U24 A. 3
-R7 1 A. 2 R151 A. 1 U25 A. 3
Pal?tial Component Coordinates f o r Figures 8B-114,8B-116,

and 8B-118.
(2730Ato 2813A f o r HP8903B)and (2730A to 2814A f o r the HP8903E)
AVG. OUASI RMS A V G . ZERO RMS ZERO

SCALE PEAK SCALE TP2 ADJUST ADJUST TP3 TP1 TPll
- - u L
Y
X I A
Partial Component Locator f o r Figures 8B-114,8B-116,

and 8B-118. 555
(2730Ato 2813A f o r HP8903B)and (2730Ato 2814A f o r the HP8903E)
rev.14FEB89 8B-114.3
Service Model 8903B/E
Figure 8B-114.Component Locator (8903B, 2816A and above)

ss5 Figure 8B-114.Component Locator (8903E, 2818A and above)
rev. 14FEB89
8B-114.4
-- -- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
r-
PI0 A 1 3
P I 0 A 1 3 POWER SUPPLY
P I 0 A4 OUTPUT A M P L I F I E R I V O L T M E T E R ASSEMBLY ( 0 8 9 0 ~ - ~ 1 2 8 a-
-, ATTENUATOR 1
Dd6 OR 20dB , -AMPLIFIER
)
-1 , LOW-PASS F I L T E R S
PASS BAND GAIN-2
. x*48
> & a 4
NOTCH
1 I
I
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GAIN-5 7
AND MOTHERBOARD
r--
ASSEMBLY ( 0 8 9 0 3 - 6 0 1 2 9
I NC t 1 5 V IF11
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-
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I
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, , 08903-60016)
II 1I
HIGH-PASS FILTER
I I
4.111
, AMPLIFIER 4
, I
1 1 I GAIN-10
I C26 I
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620
17
XA?2
10
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10
+
LATCH
2610
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NOTE i
- 1 1 . 5 4 TO -lD.S1 YO
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5
1---/ IF21
-15V ATTENTION
Static Sensitive
I I t Devices
I t CR28
I ss5
t T 1.011
F i g u r e 86-115
86-1 15
Service Model 89038
Comoonent C o o r d i n a t e s
--
COMP
__
x,y - x.y
- NOTES
A2
A2
02
142
143
144
1
2
2
1. * Asterisk indicates factory selected values
A2 145 1 2. These components a r e n o t n o r m a l l y loaded. Refe t o S e c t i o n 5 under
A2 146 2
2
VOLTMETER ADJUSTMENTS.
147
03
A2 148 2 3 . A l l v o l t a g e s s h o w n a r e f o r 1 - 3 V r m s i n p u t a t 1 k H z , w i t h 1 1 1 SPCL a n d
02 149 1 3 . 1 SPCL.
A2 150 2
A2 151 1 4 . I f t h e A 4 OUTPUT A M P L I F I E R / V O L T M E T E R ASSEMBLY 0 8 9 0 3 - 6 0 1 2 8 i s lo
A2 152 3 b e u s e d i n a n 8 9 0 3 A A U D I O ANALYZER a s a n RMS d t e c t o r . p i n 1 o f t h e
02 153 3
A i 154 2 XA4A c o n n e c t o r m u s t b e g r o u n d e d . O t h e r w i s e , t h A 4 a s s e m b l wi II
A2 155 2 f u n c t i o n a s a n AVG d e t e c t o r .
0.
A i 156 1
A2 157 2
AVG. RHS AVG. ZERO R Y S ZERO METER OC A1 158 2
SCALE SCALE TP2 ADJUST ADJUST TP4 lP5 lP8 CALIBRATION A1 A 4 0 3 5-7
?
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A2 T I 3
A2 A4Q 1 Q 2
~
TOP V I E W A4Q4
A2 P I 1
A2 P2 1
02 P11 1
81 B O
2 1 2 0 6
A2 3 1
A2 4 2
02 5 2
A2 6 1
A2 12 1
03 17 2
A2 19 2
22 2
A2 23 3
A2 24 3
A2
02 Rl 2
02
02
02
02
A2
03
c2
03
A2
03
03
A2
02
03
02
03
02
03
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A2
A2
A2
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L . 03
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A2
02
02
A4
02
02
A2
02
A1
A I
02
A2
A3
A1
A2
A1
A2
A1
A1
A1
A1
A2
A 8 C D A1
81
A1
-
- -
-
555
PI0 A4, Output Ampllflerl Schematic General Information
F i g u r e 88-116. S E R V I C E SHEET 6 I N F O R M A T I O N Component L o c a t o r Voltmeter-
ASIDE
12
SEE REVERSE
OUtDUt A m o l l f l e r
88-116
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5.11k
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POWER SUPPLY AND 9
121
,A MOTHERBOARD
#
-
R151
I ASSEMBLY 5.11k
(08903-60129)
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KEYBOARD AND
-
AVG/RMS DET SWITCH
‘ I II :E:::
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a II DISPLAY ASSEMBLY
(08903-60166)
’
/ /
- METER TRANSCONDUCTANCE -
\
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I
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/-STAGE 1 /-STAGE 2
P
csr> CD AMPLIFIER
I I I------ 1
-- - -
DFJ.
I
-
U29A I
--
&
I.-
I
- R206 31.bk
I
NC t15V R211
w1
; <I
45v 10k 178k
121
...
A - Ul9A
- -
04A CR15
3 0 0 PEAK E TO + O . 0- +15v METER
--__ c3 43 02 p
14 14
I
- 0
16 R83
Y
+ U17B
I II !i;f=: y7z5u 2
II
i
19. bk 5,
J I CR33 // U17C 1) 7
03
i
5 4
- R79 I
-
i
U27B +Isv I,
13
11
- --
-15V 0
u25c A -. * -
CR34
_. c47
12 + - 5v +5v 1880
R28
R202 Rb8 1880
9 F3 n 10 9000 +7P 0
+
r15V
I 11 n
Rbb
R8b
1240 I I
I I I
i
I
- --
I
I
I
I I
I - -
CR31 OUASl-PEAK
CR32
-+-f?
P/O - A
AOJ
24 f
ou HOFF
! 10 < OU MPEG
7- = I
I
! I SS6
r-e>..lOMAY87
Model 8903BB Service
CHANGES ~ ~ ~~
All serial prefixes On the Component Locator:

0 Ul,U2,U6,U8,U12,U13 - U1, U2, U6, U8, U12 and U13 are round cans and
the tabs should be in the 2:OO o’clock position.
0 U29A - On the left hand side of the new A4 OUTPUT

AMPLIFIERflOLTMETER ASSEMBLY (08903-601831, locate U29A and
change pin 1 to 2 and pin 2 to 1.
0 Delete the page number (8B-116.3) on the schematic foldout that is tied to
serial prefix 2730A and replace it with a revision date of rev.lOMAY87.
0 R211 - On page 8B-114.4, in the lower left hand corner of the component
-
locator, add R211 between R209 and R210.

0 -
R211 - On page 8B-114.3, add R211 A,3, to the partial coordinates table.

08903-60192
MOTHERBOARD ASSEMBLY from 08903-60129 to 08903-60192.
2728A and below On the A4 schematic:

0
-
SS6 - The 08903-60128 board is obsolete, to replace this board you must
order the 08903-60282 (not Quasi-Peak).
-
8B-116.6.
SS6
rev.14FEB89 8B-116.1
Service Model 8903BD
2730A to 2813A
for HP8903B
and
2730A to 2814A
for HP8903E On the A4 schematic
0 A4 - Use the new schematic foldout on page 8B-116.3. Delete the page
-
number (8B-116.3) and replace it with a revision date of rev.lOMAY87.

0 A4 - Use the partial component locator on page 8B-114.3.
-
0
- - Use the partial component coordinates on page 8B-114.3.
A4
Under “Notes”:
e Add the following notes;
NOTE 5. When in 5.7 Special (Quasi) the AVG/RMS line is high.
NOTE 6. Unused gates U29C and U29D have their inputs and outputs
grounded.
On the A13 schematic

0
-
SS6- Add the new schematic on page 8B-116.3, rev.lOMAY87, (keep the
original schematic.)

08903-60292
SS6
8B-116.2 rev.14FE389
Model 8903BP Service
CHANGES
2816A and above

for HP8903B
and
2818A and above
for HP8903E Under “Notes”:
0 Add the following notes;
Note 7. The 08903-60183does not have a W1 jumper wire.
Note 8.The 08903-60283and the 08903-60282are identical boards except

for the position of the W1 jumper wire. See the partial schematic on page
8B-116.5,and the Component Locator on page 8B-116.6.
On the A4 schematic
0 -
A4 - In the upper left hand corner of the schematic change the board part
number to 08903-60283.
-
Note: The 08903-60282and 08903-60283are identical boards except for the
positioning of W1.See the partial schematic on page 8B-116.5,and the
Component Locator on page 8B-116.6.
0 -
SS6 - Use the schematic partial on page 8B-116.5.

0 -
A4 - Use the component locator on page 8B-116.6for serial prefixes 2816A
and above (8903B)and 2818A and above (89033).
SS6
rev.14FEB89 8B-116.3
Service
Model 8903B/E
Reserved for future changes.
SS6
8B-116.4 rev.14FEB89
Service Model 8903B;E
I
I
a
w1
o PEAK
‘n’
16
U25C
I
I
I
lza* p’o I I<
24
OU MOff
I 10 < OU MPEC
H.’l Juniper in the 0890 1-6028.3 positiom.
+
II
-115v
U25C
m
a
W’J Juniper in the 08903-60282 position.
Changes to Figtire 8B-116.3 (890.TE, 2818A and above) SS6

Changes to Figure 8B-116.3 (8903B, 2816.4 und above)
8B- I 16.5
Model 89038 E Service
Figirre 8B- 116. Component Locator. (8903 E, 2818A and above)

Figure 8B-116. Cotnpou(.rlr Locator (89038, 281 6.4 and above)
8B- 1 16.6
-,-- -- __ -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-7
r--
P I 0 A 4 OUTPUT A M P L I F I E R I V O L T M E T E R ASSEMBLY ( 0 9 0 3 - 6 0 1 2 8 )
FULL-WAVE R E C T I F I E R -
\ , LOG AMPLIFIER
\ /
F I L T E R AMPLIFIER \
4-b
(35> <.,3> RE8
-
A70
-
1000
L
I 20k U23C
I
R82
1Ok
I_
A71
10k
(-0.005 TO t 0 . 0 0 5 VOC)
- - 02A 01A C ' CR14
c40 C72
6 . 0 ~ 1.5p .:C5Q ii ~ ~ 1 3
I, 1: 2.2p
R151
CRlO
A82 084 TP2
(1
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I/ . 51~10
I C41
150p
i16V C43
0.lU
t15V LOG
AMP
R152
1000
1
I
R55 V
t15V C54
BUFFER 7
1Dk -15v -AVG/SUM AMPLIFIER
7 OC
- 2 . 4 TO 1 t15V
a9 ADJ
R94
OUT
99
0 . 0 iVDC t5v t15v
-. 237k
...
. 000
158
Ok I 6 .
- -- R96 C57
I
A
237k 0.1U
(CMOS1
145 -
I 6.1k
:77
13
-15V
14
t5v t15V 7
ANTI-LOG
AMPLIFIER -
I2P
U24A 12 11 R92 R93 150P
SINAO LOG RATIO METER AMPLIFIER \ I n 1 21.5k 2000
<J4> 1 '.. c*
<-0.008 T O t 0 . 0 0 8 V O C d r R95
-
-
R56 13 14 SCALE
AvG 20k
31.6k - R79
I 14 7500
U24B
-15v
I
R90 R91
n 3 37.68k 5000
-_c 4.7 c II CR16

_
47P RMS ST
SCALE
- ... -
A
R60
- .
-0.008 T O R73
I t0.008 VOC 300
- 17.01: -
I
a a
-
/
a
OVERLOAD OETECTOR \
-
I
I - -
i15V i 1 5 V R69
1
,
-
t15V 3.16k-
I R58 "
O
R74
1.47k
7METER PEG/OFF SWITCH 7 METER TRANSCONOUCTANCE
AMPLIFIER a
-
\
G@07
.
1k, : 06
I L-I
CR15
t15V
4
Re3
P I 0 A13 s
I
U17B D
5 (r)-+15V
V
19.6k
POWER SUPPLY AND .R61
1'3.48k U19A 03
MOTHERBOARD 5
I
(B5V I1
ASSEMBLY
I
0 2
I
r-----11
-15v
(08903-60129)
5* 1 t5V
5 (-15V
OU MPEG t5V
Static Sensitive
I
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< 1
[NOTE 41 AVG/RMS OET SWITCH -- -
A153
5.11k
Devices
SS6
F i g u r e 88-117
88-117
Ser v i ce Model 89036
ComDonent Coordinates
-- -
~ ~~
~
COMP X.Y
-
COMP
NOTES
c59 c2 R2
C60 c2 R3 1 . DecouDle Drobe with a 1 0 k ohm resistor when measurina t h i s voltaae . .~
2. Measuied w i t h respect t o the + 1 5 VDC s u p p l y .
C61 c3 R4
C3 R5
......
C62
C63 c1 3 . THE A 4 OUTPUT AMPLIFIER/VOLTMETER . ASSEMBLY 108903-601281 ...-,
m ay
retrofit t o analyzers w i t h serial prefixes 2306A or lower, h a v i n g
C64 02 ~ ~ ~~~ ~~
C65 02
C66 02 A3 NOTCH FILTER ASSEMBLY (08903-60105). To retrofit, c a r e f u l l y unsold-
er A4R101 a n d resolder t h i s resister between points A a n d B a s shown
C67 02
C68 01
C69 01 on t h i s schematic (SS7). Unsolder A4R200 a n d resolder t h i s resistor
between p o i n t s C a n d D (on SS7). Solder pads a n d m o u n t i n g holes are
c70 02
C7 1 01
prOVlDED o n the c i r c u i t board.
4. i f t h e A4 OUTPUT AMPLIFIER/VOLTMETER ASSEMBLY (08903-60128) is t o be
CRll c1
CRl8 c1
? Q
AVO. RMS AVO. ZERO RMSZERO
lP3 TP1l
METEA
CALIBRATION
DC CR19 01 used i n a n 8903A AUDIO ANALYZER a s a n RMS detector, p i n 1 o f t e
XA4A connector must be grounded. Otherwise, t h e A 4 assembly wi I
SCALE SCALE lP2 ADJUST ADJUST TPI lP8 CR20 01
? ? CR21
CR22
01
function a s a n AVG detector.
-
GI
CR23 GI
0
CR24 01
CR25 01
CR26 01
CR27 01
08 01
1 09 02
010 0%
011 02
SO
012 02
1 R101 c3
-
R104 02
R105 01
R107 c2
R100 c3
R109 c2
4
RllO c2
Rlll C?
r
Rll2 02
2 a 0 R113
R114
n2
c1
R115 D1
R
H
I
R116 01
R117 01
Rl18 01
- aauu Y
RllS
Rl2O
R121
01
01
03
R122 03
0123 01
R124 01
R125 01
3 I N
B
uu c_l R126
R127
R128
02
01
01
Rl29 01
R130 01
R131 0i
R132 02
- I,
1 15 I I : I R133 02
_I < R134 01
Y pi 8 R136
R136
02
01
R137 01
R138 01
A4
R139 01
R140 01
R200 02
R201 82
lP7 E1
TP9 01
lP10 c1
Ul 02
u9 c1
u10 c2
u11 c3
U15 01
U1B 01
I I u19
u20
E?
D1
02
A
u21
B C D
F i g u r e 86-118. SERVICE SHEET 7 INFORMATlON ComDonent Locator Schematic General Information
86-118
Model 8903BD Service
CHANGES
All serial prefixes On the Component Locator

0 Ul,U2,U6,U8,U12,U13 - U1, U2, U6, US, U12 and U13 are round cans and
the tabs should be in the 2:OO o’clock position
0 -
R211 - On page 8B-118.3, in the lower right hand corner of the component
locator, add R211 between R209 and R210.

0 -
R211 - Add R211 A,3, to the partial component coordinate table on page
8B-114.3.

2728A and below On the A4 schematic:

0 -
SS7 - The 08903-60128 board is obsolete, to replace this board you must
order the 08903-60282 (not Quasi- Peak).
0 -
Note: - The 08903-60282 (not Quasi-Peak) and the 08903-60283 (Quasi-Peak)
are identical boards except for the positioning of W1. See partial schematic
on page 8B-116.5, and the Component Locator on page 8B-118.3.
2730A to 2813A
for HP8903B
and
2730A to 2814A
0 -
SS7 - Change the A4 board part number 08903-60128 to 08903-60183
(Quasi-Peak).

0 -
A4 - Use the partial component locator on page 8B-114.3.
In General Information:
Add the following notes;
0 NOTE 5: When in 5.7 Special (Quasi) the AVG/RMS line is high.
0 NOTE 6: Unused gates U29C and U29D have their inputs and outputs
grounded.

0 -
R211 - Use the partial component coordinates on page 8B-114.3.
ss7
rev.14FEB89 8B-118.1
Service Model 8903BD

MOTHERBOARD ASSEMfiLY from 08903-60192 to 08903-60292.
2816A and above

for HP8903B
and
2818A and above
for HP8903E On the A4 schematic
0 In the upper left hand corner of the schematic change the A4 board part
number 08903-60183 to 08903-60283.
-
Note: The 08903-60282 is a direct replacement for the 08901-60128 for CPC.
The 08903-60282 and the 08903-60283 are identical except for the
positioning of W1 (see schematic partial on page 8B-116.5, and the
Component Locator on page 8B-118.3).

0 -
A4 - Use the new component locator on page 8B-118.3 for serial prefixes
2816A and above (8903B) and 2818A and above (89033).
ss7
8B-118.2 rev.24FEB89
Figure 8B-118.Component Locator (8903B,281 6A and above)

Figure 8B-118.Component Locator (89033,2818Aand above)
ss7
rev.14FEB89 8B-118.3
P / O A 1 3 POWER SUPPLY
AND MOTHERBOARD
---
ASSEMBLY ( 0 8 9 0 3 - 6 0 1 2 9
I----
-- --
P I 0 A 4 OUTPUT AMPL F I E R / V O L T M E T E R ASSEMBLY ( 0 8 9 0 3 - 6 0 1 2 8 )
I--
-- -- --
- --
VOLTMETER INPUT
SELECTOR
-
--
,
-- -- -- --
VOLTAGE-TO-TIHE
(J3>
CONVERTER
-- --
-\- 1I
I
P/O
I
I
XA41 +,e"
V O SEL 0
FROM LATCH 2
7( vo SEL 1 U18 13
I Sf vo SEL
2
- , , P I 0 A3
vo SEL 3
a
I--l
COMPARATOR
I I
I I ,
a
RIPPLE FILTER 7
OETECTOR
SELECT 7
SUITCHES 15 2
t15V I
I
FROM NOTCH
I
I NOTCH
OET
7;; +15V
NC t15V
5 A 1
I
I
I
1 7
RAMP GENERATOR 7
I
7
FROM I nA 3
29
I INPUT -4
A5
a6
INPUT
I
AMPLIFIER RNG
I DET -15v
96
I
I I I
I
NC t15V
9 7
u21c*12 *13 V- 1 I
-
(NOTE 31 14 3
D
I
, I I R200 4 5
6 -15V
I
2500 2500 t7.5v
" -
-15V R114
-
I 3160
I ,
t7.5V
I a
RIPPLE F I L T E R
115V
\
t7.5v
-
1
- -
A104
7 SINAO F I L T E R 7
C61
-
1
, 0.lu R113 17.5v

162k E6:7L1
Rif6 +CR20
^.^^
I I - I R117
t7.5v
CR2f
I TUNE I N 1
3160
2
. -
t7.5V
-1 -
Alia
5190 CR22
SING END
I
t15V
CR23
+ 2ZU
I ATTENTION
Static Sensitive
Devices
I
I
L
ss7
F i g u r e 88-119
88-119
Service Model 8903B
Table 8-3. Key Scan Programs
HP 9825A (HPL) HP 85A (BASIC)

0: fxd 0 10 FIXED 0
1: rem 728; Ilo 7 20 REMOTE 728
2: wrt 728, “60.SP“ 30 LOCAL LOCKOUT 7
3: red 728,A 40 OUTPUT 728; “60.SP“
4: dsp A; jmp -1 50 ENTER 728; A
5: end 60 DISP A
70 GOT0 50
80 END
61.N Display HP-IB Status. Displays the status of the HP-IB lines selected by N. The display is in binary. See
Service Sheet 19 for troubleshooting and a complete list of HP-IB mnemonics.
NOTE
Binary representations of the information in pointed brackets appear on
the Audio Analyzer’s displays.
N=O Displays <0> in the left display and <Addressed to Talk>.<Addressed to Listen> in the right display.
This function reads back and displays the present state of the Talk and Listen Address Flip-Flops (A9UlA
and UlB). For example, if the displays show 1 and 0, the Audio Analyzer is addressed to talk (and is
unaddressed to listen). This means the Talk Address Flip-Flop is set (and the Listen Address Flip-Flop
is reset).
N = l Displays <O> in the left display and <DAV>.<RFD><DAC> in the right display. This function reads
back and displays the present state of the three bus handshake lines. <DAV> reflects the state of the Data
Valid bus handshake line as being driven by the Audio Analyzer (l=being driven; O=not being driven).
Thus, when in Listen Only, this display will always show 0 for <DAV>. The < W D > and <DAC> always
track the bus lines Ready For Data and Data Accepted. For example, 1 for <RFD> means line Ready For
Data is true (high).
N=2 Displays <0> in the left display and <ATN>.<REN> in the right display. This function reads back and
displays the present state of the ATN (Attention) bus control line and the state of the Remote Enable
Flip-Flop. A 1 for either <ATN> or <REN> indicates ATN is true (low at the bus) or that the Remote
Enable Flip-Flop is set.
N=3 Displays <O> in the left display and <SPM>.<SRQ> in the right display. This function reads back and
displays the state of the Serial-Poll Flip-Flop and the state of the SRQ bus control line as being driven
by the Audio Analyzer. A 1 for either <SPM> or <SRQ> indicates the Audio Analyzer is in serial-poll
mode (SPM)or that it is presently driving the SRQ bus control line.
N=4 Displays P I 0 Port A with the most-significant bits in the left display and the least-significant bits in the
right display. This function inputs and dispIays (without modifying) the data at P I 0 port A (A9U18).
Leading zeros in both displays are blanked. The display is interpreted as shown in Table 8-4.
N=5 Displays PI0 Port B with the most-significant bits in the left display and the least-significant bits in
the right display. This function is similar to Special Function 61.4 except PI0 port B is displayed. The
display is interpreted as shown in Table 8-5.
N=6 Displays the HP-IB Status Register with <SPM> <STSO> <SRQ> <LLO> in the left display and
<REM> <ADRSD> <TRIG> <HOLDDELAY> in the right display. The status register is contained
in RAM.
8-14 reu.2OJUN87

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Service Manual (Volume 1,2) HP Part 08903-90062

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A WARNING note denotes a hazard. It calls attention to a procedure,

CAUTION A CAUTION note denotes a hazard. It calls attention to an operation

Safety Considerations for this Instrument

WARNING This product is a Safety Class I instrument (provided with a

To prevent electrical shock, disconnect instrument from mains (line)

CSA - the CSA m a r k is a registered trademark of t h e Canadian S t a n d a r d s Association.

SOUTH EAST EUROPE EASTERN USA

Adjustments described i n the manual are per-

This instrument was constructed in an E S D (electro-static discharge)

6-1. INTRODUCTION NOTE

Table 6-2. Abbreviations (1 of 2)

MOD ............ m o d u l a t o r OD ........outside diameter PWV ......... p e a k working

pVdc . . . . . . . . . . microvolt, dc ........ Slow-blow (fuse)

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