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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE<br />

~EPART.~IEXT OF OHE~ISTR~"<br />

HANOVER • NEW HAMPSHIRE<br />

Insert Construction for Nl~ Probe<br />

io Place the coax fitting and the insert tube (note i) in the jig.<br />

2. Wind uninsulated, oxygen free~ high conductivity copper wire<br />

(OFHC, 30 gauge) around the tube° Space the turns with fine<br />

thread and secure the ends under tension from rubber bands. (note 2)<br />

3. Warm the tube to about 60 ° and apply a very thin layer of epoxy<br />

resin (note 5) so that it flows evenly around wires and thread.<br />

~. Heat briefly (about 2 minutes) at IOO ° until the resin is tacky,<br />

remove the thread and apply a second coat of resin~ using the<br />

minimum amount to get a uniform coating. Bake at iOO ° for<br />

thirty minutes°<br />

~o Bend the free ends of the wire~ slightly separated, down to the<br />

coax fitting9 secure with Scotch Tape~ coat with resin and bake.<br />

6. Trim one lead to just reach the "dimple" depression and solder<br />

with a minimum amount of solder and heat.<br />

7. Remove from the jig, bend the second lead smoothly under the<br />

bottom of the insert to the center, and then do~mo Trim short so<br />

that when the tip of wire is inserted into the pin jack and the<br />

parts are assembled, there is no excess wire and it lies smoothly<br />

in the groove without touching the metal case of the coax plug.<br />

Solder the lead to the pin jack and assemble°<br />

8° Coat the bottom of the insert tube with epoxy resin (note %),<br />

press the tube into the coax plug and place the assembly in the<br />

jig. Remove excess resin to give a smooth joint and bake until<br />

the resin has set°<br />

Note s o<br />

i. Clean the insert tube with trisodium phosphate solution, water,<br />

aqua regis, water and then ammonia, in turn, and bake to dry.<br />

2o For proper balancing, the coil should be tipped very slighly<br />

rather than being exactly perpendicular to the axis of the tube.<br />

The wire can be obtained from various sources, one of which is<br />

Sigmund Cohn~ 12~ S. Columbus~ Mt. Vernon, N.Y.<br />

3. Ciba Araldite Resin 6010 cured with ha<strong>rd</strong>ener Araldite HN-9~I,<br />

available from Do Ho Litter Co.~ Inc., PO Box 247, 30 Lowell<br />

Junction Road, Balla<strong>rd</strong>vale~ Mass.<br />

4. Any commercial resin with a non-metallic loading, such as Hysol<br />

or One-Ton etc. The Ciba resin might work but it is claimed that<br />

the addition of an inert filler improves dimensional stability<br />

over a wide range of temperature change.<br />

8-1-61 Paul R. Shafer

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