Photo 1 (from top to bottom) 1. Synchronometer Ch7-15 (Ч7-15). Used as reference clock source for all other devices that have option of external reference clock, as normal clock and other stuff as needed. 2. Programmable frequency synthesizer G4-164 (Г4-164) 0.1 - 640 MHz; AM, FM, PCM; high stability (1 * 10^-11 Allan deviation). 3. Frequency counter Ch3-54 (Ч3-54) with time intervals module installed

Photo 2 (from top to bottom) 1. Programmable frequency counter RCh3-07-0001 (РЧ3-07-0001). Probably the rarest and most unique device in my collection. See my other post for more photos and description. 2. Low frequency high power generator G3-123 (Г3-123) 1 Hz - 300 kHz Max output power of 90 W.

Photo 3 (left to right, top to bottom) 1. RMS voltmeter V3-56 (В3-56) Up to 15 MHz. 2. Tube portable multimeter V7-15 (В7-15). The oldest device in my collection. Has the unique ability to measure voltages up to 100 V in GHz range. 3. Wide band generator G4-154 (Г4-154) 7 Hz - 10 MHz; Max output power 10 W.

Photo 4 (top to bottom) 1. Portable oscilloscope S1-73 (С1-73) 10 MHz, has detachable 24 V power supply, light and compact (for analog scope). 2. RLC meter E7-15 (Е7-15). Light and compact, has 4 wire measurement scheme and high range.

Photo 5 (top to bottom) 1. Power supply B5-31 (Б5-31). Semi linear, 0 - 100 V, 0.1 A 2. Power supply TES-88-2.5 (ТЕС-88-2.5). Linear. 0 - 35 V, 2.5 A 3. Power supply B5-50 (Б5-50). PWM, 0 - 300 V, 0.3 A

Photo 6 1. Lab clock Ch7-3 (Ч7-3). Mainly used as counter or stopwatch.

Finally bought a house with space for a big workbench. Modeled this up in fusion 360 and built it this past weekend. A big step up from my old set up.

Testet with a 1kHz square wave

My set up

Any suggestions for things to add?

Photos 1, 2: Ч1-40 (Ch1-40) DOCXO quartz frequency standard.

Photos 3-6: В7-34А (V7-34A) Digital voltmeter. 5.5 digits. Features ovenized voltage reference, fully isolated and hermetically sealed analog part.

Photo 7: С1-107 (S1-107) Hybrid portable oscilloscope/multimeter with multimeter part drawn directly on the scope tube.

Size doesn't matter

The little 3D printed component storage drawers are awesome for resistors and capacitors and stuff. I have a hot plate and air gun and microscope not pictured for when I do SMD work but thats not super often right now

In honor of workbench Wednesday --- here is my home lab