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Tekscope: Volume 11, Number 1. Tektronix Bibliography

Cover page shows two state-of-the-art products, the 7104 and 7912AD, which provide new measurement capability and operating ease for analyzing high-speed signals. Other featured products include a 1 GHz at 10 mV in a General Purpose Plug-in Oscilloscope, a New Calibration Fixture for the 7000-Series…

Tekscope: Volume 13, Number 1. Tektronix Bibliography

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, pr…

Tekscope. Volume 10, Number 2 Bibliography

Cover: A ray of light falls on the DF2 Display Formatter, which illuminates the activity taking place on the GPIB by disassembling the instructions and displaying them in familiar IEEE 488 message mnemonics. Contents features Unraveling the Mystery on the GPIB, IEEE 488 Bus- Going Your Way?, and Pul…

Tekscope. Volume 10, Number 3 Bibliography

Cover: The finger pattern on the SAW filter substrate is fine enough to serve as a diffraction grating as depicted in this photo of a photomask containing three SAW filter patterns. Contents include An Ultra-Stable Precision Demodulator for the Television Broadcaster, Spectrum Analyzer Applications …

Tekscope. Volume 10, Number 4 Bibliography

This booklet delves into the following points of interest: The 4027- adding a color dimension to graphics, Reliability- the Continuing Challenge, an Easy Language for Talking with Color Machines, and New Products. Various diagrams and photographs aid this explanation. New Products include The S-3270…

Tekscope. Volume 6, Number 4 Bibliography

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 t…

Tekscope. Volume 7, Number 2 Bibliography

Cover: A riveting photograph of a 502 TDR Cable Tester caught in a torrential downpour. Contents include Two weatherproof TDR cable testers for field use, a new 50-MHz oscilloscope, the TM 500 mobile test lab, and a review of Transmission line characteristics.

Tekscope. Volume 7, Number 3 Bibliography

The motherboard gives birth to a new baby in this installment of Tekscope. Contents include a 5 MHz digitally controlled spectrum analyzer, transition counting with an oscilloscope, storage expands your oscilloscope measurement capabilities, a potpourri of modifications and service notes, and New Pr…

Tekscope. Volume 7, Number 4 Bibliography

A rather abstract coordinant plane marked by horizontal aqua lines heads the cover of this notebook. Contents include sections on A 16-channel logic analyzer, Display monitors- through the looking glass, Repairing pushbutton switches, and New Products: A Portable Test and Measurement System, and the…

Tekscope. Volume 8, Number 1 Bibliography

This volume of Tekscope explores Time measurement for the 7000 Series. Other sections include Spotlighting hidden pulses, The T900 Series- solving the cost versus quality question, A 50-MHz pulse generator with variable transition times, Troubleshooting phase lock loops, and New products. New produc…

Tekscope. Volume 8, Number 4 Bibliography

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 reac…

Tekscope. Volume 9, Number 1 Bibliography

Cover: Dr. Gail Massey of Oregon Graduate Center studies a YAG laser pulse stored and displayed on the 400 MHz 7834 Storage Oscilloscope. He wears a black suit and black shop goggles. Contents are outlined as follows: A big step forward for direct-view storage, Counter and oscilloscope combination m…

Tekscope. Volume 9, Number 2 Bibliography

A lone engineer works hard at bringing together and thoroughly checking software and prototype hardware using the 8002 Miscroprocessor Lab with optional Prototype Control Probe on this cover of this issue of Tekscope. The CT8100 Crt Terminal is another option discussed here. Contents lists the follo…

Tekscope. Volume 9, Number 3 Bibliography

Cover: The three-sphere YIG preselector in the 7L18 provides spurious-free performance from 1.5 to 18 GHz and allows accurate amplitude measurements while still in the signal path. Contents include: Microwave Technology at Tektronix, A High Performance Transportable Microwave Spectrum Analyzer, Digi…

Tektronix Instruction Manual for the 1420 NTSC, 1421 PAL, 1422 PAL-M Vectorscope Bibliography

Tektronix Instruction Manual for the 1420 NTSC, 1421 PAL, 1422 PAL-M Vectorscope. Contents include Installation, Operating Instructions (Description, Controls and Connectors, Check-Out Procedure, and Obtaining Display Photographs), Specification (Chrominance Processing, Amplifier, Power Supply, Envi…

Tektronix Instruction Manual for the P6060 Probe Bibliography

Booklet includes two sections: Characteristics and Operating Instructions for the P6060 Probe. The former covers Description and Specification with tables and graphs. The latter includes an introduction, Probe Compensation, Differential Operation, Probe Grounding, Maximum Input Voltage, Circuit Load…

Tektronix Instruction Manual for the Type 524 Cathode-Ray Oscilloscope Bibliography

This notebook contains the following sections on the Type 524 Cathode-Ray Oscilloscope: Specifications, Operating Instructions, Circuit Description, Maintenance, and Parts List and Circuit Diagrams. Apendices include a block diagram, and schematics for Probe, Sync Separator, Trigger Delay & Field Sh…

Tektronix Instruction Manual for the Type 529 Waveform Monitor Bibliography

Tektronix Instruction Manual for the Type 529 Waveform Monitor. Main contents are split into the following sections: Characteristics, Operating Instructions, Circuit Description, Maintenance, Performance Check, Calibration, Abbreviations and Symbols, Parts Ordering Info., Electrical and Mechanical P…

Tektronix Instruction Manual for the Type RM 529 Oscilloscope Bibliography

Tektronix Instruction Manual for the Type RM 529 Oscilloscope. Notebook includes ten sections as follows: Characteristics, Operating Instructions, Circuit Description, Maintenance, Performance Check, Calibration, Abbreviations and Symbols, Parts Ordering Information, Electrical and Mechanical Parts …

Tektronix Oscilloscope 535A Bibliography

The seven sections of this blue bound notebook are as follows: Characteristics, Operating Instructions, Applications, Circuit Description, Maintenance, Calibration, and Parts Lists and Diagrams. The schematic apendices include a block diagram, Time-Base A Trigger, Time-Base Generator A, Time-Base A …

Tektronix Oscilloscope 545A Bibliography

Detailed schematics of the Power Supply and CRT Circuit for the Type 545A Oscilloscope. This comprehensive file also includes block diagrams, Time-Base A Trigger, Time-Base B Trigger (Circuit Numbers 50 thru 99), Time-Base Generator B, Delay Pickoff, External Horizontal Amplifier, Verticle Amplifier…

Tele Techno Conference Bibliography

October 10 and 11, 1975

Tele Techno Notes Bibliography

1st telephone conference call held May 15, 1975.

1975 Tele-Techno Phone Conferences Chronology

Tele-Techno Phone Conferences, coordinated by Lanesville TV, was a regularly scheduled series of telephone conferences to discuss technical issues; its objective was to share information on technical problems, repairs and modifications to 1/2" video recording technology and computer/video interfaces and to discuss ways media centers could work together to solve equipment access and repair problems. Participants included Carl Geiger (Innervision), Kevin Kenney (Media Equipment Resource Center), Chuck Heuer (Portable Channel), Chuck Kennedy and Parry Teasdale (Lanesville TV), Don McArthur and Dave Jones (Experimental Television Center), and Ken Jesser (Intermedia Art Center); first conference call on May 15, 1975.

Telecommunications in the Space Shuttle Era Bibliography