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Tekscope: Volume 13, Number 1. Tektronix

Author
Inc. Tektronix
Editor
Gordon Allison
Publisher
Tektronix.
Place
Beavertown, Oregon
Type
Periodical
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ETC1822

Abstract

A colorful coverpage conceptually demonstrates the multivendor capability of the new 8550 Microcomputer Lab. The 8550 supports a multiplicity of devices, 26 at present, and more in the near future. Other pros of the 8550 are due to two new hard copy units featuring low-cost, high-contrast copies, programmable calibration generator that speeds instrument checkout, slewed-edge signals that simplify fast sweep timing. Rear cover page includes photographs and text for a New Pulse Generator for the TM 500 Series.
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Tektronix, Inc. Tekscope: Volume 13, Number 1. Tektronix. Tektronix. 1981.

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A colorful coverpage conceptually demonstrates the multivendor capability of the new 8550 Microcomputer Lab. The 8550 supports a multiplicity of devices, 26 at present, and more in the near future. Other pros of the 8550 are due to two new hard copy units featuring low-cost, high-contrast copies, programmable calibration generator that speeds instrument checkout, slewed-edge signals that simplify fast sweep timing. Rear cover page includes photographs and text for a New Pulse Generator for the TM 500 Series.

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