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Tekscope. Volume 6, Number 4

Author
Inc. Tektronix
Publisher
Tektronix.
Place
Beavertown, Oregon
Type
Periodical
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ETC1831

Abstract

The dual-beam crt gun structure ussed in the 7844 is featured on the coverpage of this installation of Tekscope. Contents include a 400-MHz dual-beam oscilloscope, the oscilloscope with the digital multimeter, Op amp bandwidth approximations using the 577/178, and troubleshooting the 7B70 and 7B71 time bases. Photographs, graphic representations and block diagrams are also in evidence.

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Tektronix, Inc. Tekscope. Volume 6, Number 4. Tektronix. 1974.

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The dual-beam crt gun structure ussed in the 7844 is featured on the coverpage of this installation of Tekscope. Contents include a 400-MHz dual-beam oscilloscope, the oscilloscope with the digital multimeter, Op amp bandwidth approximations using the 577/178, and troubleshooting the 7B70 and 7B71 time bases. Photographs, graphic representations and block diagrams are also in evidence.

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