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Cable for "Digital D15-D0" connector

Question asked by eem2am on Jun 24, 2008
Latest reply on May 21, 2013 by algoss

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Hello,
We are using the Agilent DSO6034A scope and we wish to get one large strip of ribbon cable that we can plug into the "Digital D15-D0" socket which is at the rear panel.

The"Digital D15-D0" socket is for the 16 logic timing channels.

At the moment we have the woven cable and connector with two pods (Agilent 54620-61601) to connect to the "Digital D15-D0" socket.

-However, this has multiple flying leads that will take too much time to link up to. Therefore, we simply wish to connect to the "Digital D15-D0" socket with one ribbon cable and its connector.

May i ask if Agilent supplies such a part?

Also, may i ask if the pods have opto-couplers in them...or are they just straight through copper wire links (These pods are labelled "Agilent 54620-61601 Logic Analyzer Probe Cable")

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eem2am Jun 25, 2008 3:28 AM

Hello again,

I am wondering if readers can advise on the feasibility and suitability of just buying a 40 way ribbon cable and connecting that to the "Digital D15-D0" socket of the DSO6034A scope?

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edgardog Jun 25, 2008 2:38 PM

Hello eem2am

There is a 40-pin female to 40-pin female cable p/n 01650-61607. You can use anything you can get your hands to just make sure that the cable is able to sustain the frequency you are working with. The flying leads are just straight through cables.

Hope this helps.

edgardog

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whitewing Jul 13, 2008 3:08 AM

They are not straight cables - they have a 90K resistor at the probe end

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cerg19 @ whitewing on May 21, 2013 4:31 AM

I have Agilent 54620-61601. Can I connect 54620-61601 and 40-pin probing solutions pins to pins?

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algoss

@ cerg19 on May 21, 2013 12:39 PM

I assume that this is connected to the discussion we were having in the LA Probing section, but it's impossible to tell. This is an obsolete product, and there is no way to know at this point whether it will work or not. You could try testing it with a meter to see if it has about 91K Ohms resistance. Other than that, you are on your own. The only supported solutions are listed in the literature that you linked to previously.

Al

Disclaimer: For more reliable response, you should consider calling your local Agilent Technical Call Center. The Agilent Forums are monitored on an "as available" basis, and aren't necessarily the fastest way to get technical questions answered.

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eem2am Jun 25, 2008 3:28 AM
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Hello again,

I am wondering if readers can advise on the feasibility and suitability of just buying a 40 way ribbon cable and connecting that to the "Digital D15-D0" socket of the DSO6034A scope?
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edgardog Jun 25, 2008 2:38 PM
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Hello eem2am

There is a 40-pin female to 40-pin female cable p/n 01650-61607. You can use anything you can get your hands to just make sure that the cable is able to sustain the frequency you are working with. The flying leads are just straight through cables.

Hope this helps.

edgardog
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whitewing Jul 13, 2008 3:08 AM
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They are not straight cables - they have a 90K resistor at the probe end
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- cerg19 @ whitewing on May 21, 2013 4:31 AM
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  I have Agilent 54620-61601. Can I connect 54620-61601 and 40-pin probing solutions pins to pins?
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  - algoss @ cerg19 on May 21, 2013 12:39 PM
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    I assume that this is connected to the discussion we were having in the LA Probing section, but it's impossible to tell. This is an obsolete product, and there is no way to know at this point whether it will work or not. You could try testing it with a meter to see if it has about 91K Ohms resistance. Other than that, you are on your own. The only supported solutions are listed in the literature that you linked to previously.
    
    Al
    
    Disclaimer: For more reliable response, you should consider calling your local Agilent Technical Call Center. The Agilent Forums are monitored on an "as available" basis, and aren't necessarily the fastest way to get technical questions answered.
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