Re: Fluke 9100: Anyone have a fat parts library?

No, no no. (TAF)

I mean the virtual parts library that is stored on the hard disc of the
9100.

To create a UFI/GFI test program on the 9100 you must build a

Reference file (location of each different component)
Parts file / library (logical description of each unique part)
Node list (list of each signal & each node thereof)

The promise is that after you've done this the 9100 is smart enough to help
you find the problem.....

maybe we will see....

Thanks,
Kev

>If you mean what sort of ICs we stock, well, we are a service shop and I
>stock hundreds of ICs, most in ten lots. EPROMs, PROMs, transistors, PALs,
>CMOS, TTL, and Linear. Plus lots of other parts....about $12,000US or so...
>
>But this is not really my hobby....well actually it is my hobby, I
>unfortunately try to make a living at it...tinkering...great fun!
>
>John :-#)#
>
>At 08:52 PM 05/06/2002 -0400, Kev wrote:
>
>
>>Before I undertake the effort of adding devices into my parts library I
>>wanted to see if anyone out there had a killer bloated, all encompassing
>>parts library that they would be willing to post/share.
>>
>>I don't know how my library compares with others but I know I keep finding
>>things I need to add such as
>>
>>7442
>>74191
>>74193
>>PROMs
>>etc...
>>
>>Any help appreciated!
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Kev
>
Received on Wed Jun 05 20:17:48 2002