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Up for sale is a used Huntron 2700S Tracker Component Tester Circuit Analyzer
It passes its diagnostics. No accessories are included.
It has a broken plastic ejector tabs on both channels IDC (Please see picture #3)
Original Manufacturer Description:
The 2700 series of Huntron Tracker are designed to complement conventional test instruments in the debug and troubleshooting process. Using the proven power-off test method known as Analog Signature Analysis it eliminates the risk of further circuit damage, which often occurs when power is applied. The Huntron Trackers are suited for todays varied signal circuit cards where Analog and Digital are mixed together.
The Tracker 2700 's features variable range parameters resulting in over 100 combinations of voltage, source resistance and frequency. The 2700 series is a great off-line support tool for the automated Huntron Access Prober diagnostic systems.
The Tracker works by applying a current-limited AC signal across two points of a component. The current flow causes a vertical signature deflection, while the applied voltage causes a horizontal deflection. Together they form a unique V/I signature that represents the overall health of the device under test. Analyzing the signature can quickly determine whether the component is good, bad, or marginal.
It passes its diagnostics. No accessories are included.
It has a broken plastic ejector tabs on both channels IDC (Please see picture #3)
Original Manufacturer Description:
The 2700 series of Huntron Tracker are designed to complement conventional test instruments in the debug and troubleshooting process. Using the proven power-off test method known as Analog Signature Analysis it eliminates the risk of further circuit damage, which often occurs when power is applied. The Huntron Trackers are suited for todays varied signal circuit cards where Analog and Digital are mixed together.
The Tracker 2700 's features variable range parameters resulting in over 100 combinations of voltage, source resistance and frequency. The 2700 series is a great off-line support tool for the automated Huntron Access Prober diagnostic systems.
The Tracker works by applying a current-limited AC signal across two points of a component. The current flow causes a vertical signature deflection, while the applied voltage causes a horizontal deflection. Together they form a unique V/I signature that represents the overall health of the device under test. Analyzing the signature can quickly determine whether the component is good, bad, or marginal.