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Old August 10th 03, 04:25 AM
Eric F. Richards
 
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These *might* be microwave mixer diodes, like the 1N416D, for example. The thing
to look for is noise figure. I have a 1L20 spectrum analyzer plug-in for my Tek
scope, from the same era as your SA (but much much cruder). I have never seen
your SA, but all I can say is that the first mixer in my 1L20 contains a single
diode.
Do yours look like this?


Not even remotely. Here's a pic of the assembly, out of the "can:"

http://www.dim.com/~efricha/mixer-diodes.jpg


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