Philips PW4032 |
I once had an old "analog
counter", the Philips PW4032 which uses five E1T for the counting function. Here are some pictures showing the
nice interior. |
Front view. On the left side is the power switch and above it the reset button. On the right side is the start-stop switch, the function selector and the input connector which is a N-type coax. The function switch has nine positions divided into three modes marked AC, + and test. Each of these have three positions marked 1, 2 and 4 which seems to be the prescaling value. The test position uses the mains frequency. |
The unit without cover. |
Top view showing the power supply with EZ80 and PL21 to the left behind the transformer. To the right are some of the components for the input stage. |
The rear side with the input stage and "prescaler", 4 x E83F and 2 x E92CC. |
Bottom view showing the beautiful wiring between the driver tubes E92CC and the E1Ts. |
The five E1T behind the front bezel. The tube with shield at left is an ECC85. |
Rear view showing the five E92CCs driving the E1Ts |