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allan · 20th May 2020, 10:52 am

The Broadcom ring is obsolete David, but applying the well known trick of using the longest possible code for the smallest part, you can use a
BAT15099RE6327HTSA1 (Farnell @ 24p +vat) or if you're an RS account holder they have them for 25p each but you'd have 2,999 in your junk box and be £864 poorer (not to mention having to wait till mid-July.
Allan

20th May 2020, 10:52 am	#107
allan Pentode Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: South coast near Ringwood/Christchurch, Dorset, UK. Posts: 230	Re: HP8640B Signal Generator The Broadcom ring is obsolete David, but applying the well known trick of using the longest possible code for the smallest part, you can use a BAT15099RE6327HTSA1 (Farnell @ 24p +vat) or if you're an RS account holder they have them for 25p each but you'd have 2,999 in your junk box and be £864 poorer (not to mention having to wait till mid-July. Allan