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Re: [volt-nuts] HP3458A voltage reference boards

DM
Dave M
Thu, Aug 4, 2011 11:42 PM

A while back I cam across a site that detailed using the HP3458A
voltage reference board (which show up regularly on Ebay).  I can't
find where I saw that info.  Does anybody have this info?

The site you're probably thinking of is at http://www.maxmcarter.com/vref .
I bought one of the boards when they were first advertised; as of my last
confidence check, it had moved a bit over 0.5 ppm.  This site shows how the
author built a stand alone voltage reference system using the HP board.
Mostly, he just assembled it into a box fitted with a biploar regulated
power supply to run the board.  Pretty simple, actually, but he did a good
job of documenting how he built it.

David
dgminala at mediacombb dot net

> A while back I cam across a site that detailed using the HP3458A > voltage reference board (which show up regularly on Ebay). I can't > find where I saw that info. Does anybody have this info? The site you're probably thinking of is at http://www.maxmcarter.com/vref . I bought one of the boards when they were first advertised; as of my last confidence check, it had moved a bit over 0.5 ppm. This site shows how the author built a stand alone voltage reference system using the HP board. Mostly, he just assembled it into a box fitted with a biploar regulated power supply to run the board. Pretty simple, actually, but he did a good job of documenting how he built it. David dgminala at mediacombb dot net