https://www.febo.com/pipermail/time-nuts/2017-March/104374.html
The cesium oven acts as an evaporator for liquid cesium which melts at
28.5° C. One of our beam tubes has 83°C for its operating
temperature. It also calls for a A11R11 and A11R12 of 3.83 K and
42.2K which is 3.51K. Oven power is
Donald,
Very good and it is as I thought. No real magic a tough job.
Whats good about the suspended approach is it preserves the can nicely.
I have done a pry (small screw driver or xactor blade) and drip approach
and it actually slightly bends the can lip out.
I have never opened one of the HV
Pretty sure the GPIB-enets been unsupported for about 10 years.
I have one and liked it. But when NI didn't move it forward with the
operating systems it became a pain in the butt needing a windows 98 machine.
This talk of using VMs is interesting indeed. I have used both KVM and
VMware.
Regards
