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Tekscope. Volume 8, Number 4

Author
Inc. Tektronix
Publisher
Tektronix.
Place
Beavertown, Oregon
Type
Periodical
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ETC1833

Abstract

On the cover, two operators sit at work personalizing their data using the new DFI Display Formatter, a companion plug-in for the Tektronix 7D01 Logic Analyzer. Contents of this magazine include the following sections: A display formatter- the indispensible tool for the data domain, Plug-ins to reach the limits of your imagination, Two graphics technologies merged, and Tektronix products get dirty, too! New Products this time around features the 7LS Options Expand Versatility and P6302 Current Probe and AM 503 Current Probe Amplifier.

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Tektronix, Inc. Tekscope. Volume 8, Number 4. Tektronix. 1976.

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ETC1833

On the cover, two operators sit at work personalizing their data using the new DFI Display Formatter, a companion plug-in for the Tektronix 7D01 Logic Analyzer. Contents of this magazine include the following sections: A display formatter- the indispensible tool for the data domain, Plug-ins to reach the limits of your imagination, Two graphics technologies merged, and Tektronix products get dirty, too! New Products this time around features the 7LS Options Expand Versatility and P6302 Current Probe and AM 503 Current Probe Amplifier.

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