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Tubechip404

@tubechip404

Researcher at the National Laboratory of Optical Communications and Microwave. Radioactive, RF, electronic, programming, nuclear physics, condensed matter, etc.

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This is a resistor, but its resistance is 4500000M ohms (4.5T ohms).😨

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This is a miniature YIG oscillator with a frequency range of 3~8GHz. I was very surprised by its small size. I found a magical metallographic pattern on the shell, and I don’t know what special material it is and why it is used.

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This is a circuit module for a 4-channel 3He proportional counter detector. It uses a small FPGA as a neutron counter for each channel, threshold control, high voltage control and readback. But I haven't finished programming it yet. : (

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This is a mini radiation detector made of R7400U and LaBr3(Ce) scintillator. I built a test platform for this detector. And I tried using CW voltage multiplier circuit and conventional voltage divider circuit to power the photomultiplier tube respectively, and integrated MCA.

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This is a rare PCI multi-channel analyzer card, produced by "target" company, with on-board DSP and 14bit 10Msps ADC chip. It is mainly used in energy spectrum analysis systems of high-purity germanium detectors.

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Test fixtures made with spring pins can speed up testing of half-hole modules.

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I began collecting thermal equilibrium baseline data on the sample under vacuum. Temperature observations were made using a thermal imaging camera through a zinc selenide vacuum infrared window made from @IAtomictek This is really awesome.

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I need to measure the thermal balance power consumption of some electronic components, so I need to get a baseline value in a vacuum adiabatic environment. And then, I built a vacuum system for this purpose.

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I tried to use some high-grade components for DIY purposes. Although in these applications high-grade devices will only bring huge cost increases. But the finished product also has a unique flavor, doesn’t it? The picture shows a 50W LED driver on an aluminum-based circuit board.

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I got a cooler for the HPGe detector from a friend. It was able to cool down but in the wrong areas, probably due to the dewar losing its vacuum. In order to rebuild the vacuum, I needed to machine an exhaust jig.😥

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I found a pixium 4600 X-ray DR imaging panel at a flea market. So I might be able to unlock X-ray vision in the near future. But before that, I need to figure out how to read the data. 😥

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I upgraded my variable pulse width pulse generator. Now it can stably output a pulse signal with a pulse width of 100ps to 10ns in a step of 10ps : )

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I made a variable width pulse generator that can output pulses from 100ps to 10ns wide in 10ps steps. But I don’t know why its falling edge looks very strange, and there is a lot of noise.


Tiny PMT is so cute 😍

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This is a pressurized ionization chamber used to measure X-rays or gamma rays. As far as I know the current generated by the ionization chamber is very weak, in the order of femtoamps to picoamps. So its amplifier is quite challenging.😥


This is a strange PCB. It's part of a larger PCB from a garage sale. It neatly arranges 168 programmable delay line chips with LVPECL interface. I don't know what it is used for.

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