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Hi guys we have developed a schematic block diagram of the whole nts system without any manuals help and purely reverse engineering. If you want it wed love to trade your original nts manuals and or 14000a manuals . Please share to testcalinstruments@gmail.com
Do you have any info for the pn9000 or pn9500????
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Hi Paul,
I am about to dig into reviving non-functional NTS-1000B and could really use any help you can provide.
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Hi there,

I have just acquired an RDL NTS-1000A and it will be shipped here soon. I would really appreciate if someone can email me a copy of any documentation (user's manual, any other notes etc) - would like to figure out how to operate and use it (even a copy of other similar models, like NTS-1000B would be greatly appreciated!)

Thanks a lot,

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(don't see my msg, so posting again. Sorry for the duplicate.)

Hi,

I just bought a RDL NTS-1000A and it will be shipped here soon. Can anybody send me a copy of the operation manual as well? (PDF) - even if it is for NTS-1000B. I am just trying to figure out how to operate it as a user.

Thanks a lot!

--guarneri
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dpadrick wrote:

Hi, sorry for the delay in answering.
I have only factory manuals for both instruments.
I can scan and send you a copy of the NTS-1000B operating manual.
I have no detailed factory information useful to support these units.
I have inspected and drawn up detailed block diagrams for each.
At least, as much as possible, since the NTS-1000 gets rather difficult.

I can send you copies as PDFs if you wish.
I have thrown a pretty large net looking for info on these machines and
have mostly come up empty.
It is a shame to let these useful units die off simply to due neglect.

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Hi,

I am a new owner of an NTS-1000B, but don't have any documentation etc. Could you please send me the PDF's of the operating manual, and other block diagrams of how it works etc. Basically, just looking for as much info as possible to understand, operate and maintain this instrument.

Thanks a lot,

--guarneri



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, guarneri00 wrote:

darrylschick wrote:

I was the designer of the NTS-1000 in 1994,and just came across this
post. Glad to see that people are still using these. I don't have the original drawings but could possibly answer any questions.

Hi Darryl - I just acquired an NTS-1000B and trying to understand it better. Can you explain how the noise floor of NTS-1000B + DCR-14000A drops to -147db at 10kHz, whereas the noise floor of NTS-1000B is -130db at 10kHz?

Also, what limits the noise floor of NTS-1000B to -130db? Trying to figure
out if there is some quick way to increase the sensitivity (e.g. by changing LNA or ADC etc? Don't actually have the block diagram, so don't quite know
how it works. Some high level explanation would be appreciated (I do understand the basics of delay-line based phase noise measurement system, per Agilent docs etc.)

I have some signal generators that go down to < 140db at 10kHz, and would like to measure them.

I have successfully used a frequency doubler (followed by a mixer/filter) to increase the sensitivity by 6db - will experiment with higher multipliers, down-converters etc. However, this approach limits the input frequency (to what the multiplier expects.) . e.g. I have a frequency west 30x brick, but it requires an input of 100Mhz.)


Looking forward to your take on this. Thanks!

--guarneri

PS: Do you have a copy of your paper that you wrote on this system? I saw a reference to it via google, but can't get to a PDF etc.


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, Billy wrote:

darrylschick wrote:

I was the designer of the NTS-1000 in 1994,and just came across this
post. Glad to see that people are still using these. I don't have the original drawings but could possibly answer any questions.

What's the easiest way to replace the CMOS battery?


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On Wednesday, November 11, 2015 at 8:42:52rC>AM UTC-8, dpad...@gmail.com wrote:

Hi, sorry for the delay in answering.
I have only factory manuals for both instruments.
I can scan and send you a copy of the NTS-1000B operating manual.
I have no detailed factory information useful to support these units.
I have inspected and drawn up detailed block diagrams for each.
At least, as much as possible, since the NTS-1000 gets rather difficult.
I can send you copies as PDFs if you wish.
I have thrown a pretty large net looking for info on these machines and have mostly come up empty.
It is a shame to let these useful units die off simply to due neglect.

I would be interested in getting a copy of any manuals on this system. Also, I have a Aeroflex RDL NTS-1000C Noise Analyzer, what is the difference with the B. I looked and could not find any material on it.
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On Saturday, April 25, 2015 at 10:54:41rC>AM UTC-7, dpad...@gmail.com wrote:

Hi, I am looking for any information to help maintain and service the RDL/Aeroflex NTS-1000A or the NTS-1000B phase noise analyzers. There was never a factory service manual produced for either instrument. The operating manual has only a cursory and very much simplified block diagram. Somewhere, someone must have engineering drawings, copies of schematics, personal notes,
or something related to the detailed internal design of these units. I own two of the NTS-1000B units, both in very good condition, that I'd like to keep in service for some time. I am very much hoping to find someone who has worked at RDL in Conshohocken, PA. I am willing to pay for any assistance, or for copies of relevant and useful information. Aeroflex in Wichita has now ceased all support for the RDL product line.

I also would like information on any of the companion DCR series low noise down-converters, especially the DCR-14000A.

Thank you.

Did you ever find a manual for a NTS-1000A/B? I have the C version and am trying to find a manual for it.
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Mark James <mark.james.android.home@gmail.com> wrote:

On Saturday, April 25, 2015 at 10:54:41rC>AM UTC-7, dpad...@gmail.com wrote: Did you ever find a manual for a NTS-1000A/B? I have the C version
and am trying to find a manual for it.

Do you honestly think that after 8 years the original poster is still
waiting for your question to arrive?
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www.testequipmenthq.com/datasheets/RDL-NTS-1000B-Datasheet.pdf
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there is n easiest way, you need to disassamble the kit, then take out the DS12887A RTC chip, replace it, or soldering a new battery for it, pin 16 is V-, pin 20 is V+, you need to use a electric grinder to get the pin, and need to cut the original battery connection, can refer here:
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Please help.
I have a 1000B with corrupt software.
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Hi i love the design. Minus the button covers haha. Theyre all falling off!
But i have a wierd issue i think you can help troubleshoot!
Above 400 mhz and at exactly 102 mhz my machine measures normal but below 350 mhz and anywhere below or above 102 mhz , my 10 hz offset to 100 hz are like -10to -30 db!!! Using an ultra low phase noise sig gen. About 40 db too high! But with my external low sig gen plugged into it at 102 mhz (the cal switched freq,its fine! And the switched cal input is fine too. Sound like a bad switch??? Thanks!
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Please email me a copy of any and all block diagrams and manuals for the series and downconverters to testcalinstruments@gmail.com
Im a test equipment dealer and repairman. I could be of service for many types of calibration software,rare manuals etc! Thanks
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