On 2013-10-17 08:34, paul swed wrote:
However homebrewing replacements is of interest.
My experience is with the HP power meters. I have a number of working
units. But darned if the meters no probes or cables show up for a few
dollars at fleas. So last fall I built home brew bolometers. By god
they
This is similar to my previous comment about the vector impedance meter
market. At flea markets, it seems paradoxically like a cable is worth
more than a power sensor which in turn is worth more than a power meter.
The opposite order of the original list prices.
These days, you can buy a decent power detector chip from Analog Devices
(possibly on an evaluation board) and maybe you don't need a power
meter.
If you are below 80 MHz, Linear Technologies makes a thermal power meter
on a chip.
Rick Karlquist N6RK
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