It is a "minimum system" scope, w/ the classic "octopus" circuit built-in, and it is factory made. I don't know if they used it internally only or it was a public offering. The octopus is a short form, minimalist, simple curve tracer. But it is incredibly effective for Q & D bench work. All you need is a filament transformer, 3 resistors IIRC and a scope set for X-Y mode. The Navy OS-8 scope has the same built-in w/ jacks on the panel for such testing diodes, transistors and junctions.
ET-4382 Diode Test Set |
Testing a Diode |
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This is the first one I have ever seen in my over 40 years working with HP gear. Would love to have one on my bench.
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How much would one of these units cost?
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