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* [ | * [[Media:070-0748-00.pdf|Tektronix R250 Manual]] (OCR) | ||
* [[Media:Tek_s-3130_ocr.pdf|Tektronix S-3130 Digital Measurements System Manual (PDF)]] | * [[Media:Tek_s-3130_ocr.pdf|Tektronix S-3130 Digital Measurements System Manual (PDF)]] | ||
* [ | * [[Media:Tek 240 r250 description.pdf|Tek 240 and R250 Description from Tektronix Automated Testing Systems book]] (OCR) | ||
* [[Media:Tek 240-250 fcp april 1969.pdf|Tektronix 240-250 Factory Calibration Procedure, April 1969 ( | * [[Media:Tek 240-250 fcp april 1969.pdf|Tektronix 240-250 Factory Calibration Procedure, April 1969 (OCR)]] | ||
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The '''Tektronix Model 250''' and its rack-mount version, the '''R250''', are instruments [[introduced in 1968]] that extend the number of control lines of a [[240|model 240 Programmer]]. | The '''Tektronix Model 250''' and its rack-mount version, the '''R250''', are instruments [[introduced in 1968]] that extend the number of control lines of a [[240|model 240 Programmer]]. | ||
Having more lines allows, for example, a 240 to control a [[R116]] or [[R293]] pulse generator as the stimulus for a device under test, while simultaneously controlling a [[230]] and a [[568]] for measurement of the response. | Having more lines allows, for example, a 240 to control a [[R116]] or [[R293]] pulse generator as the stimulus for a device under test, while simultaneously controlling a [[230]] and a [[568]] for measurement of the response. | ||
==See Also== | |||
* [[012-0135-00]] | |||
==Photos== | ==Photos== | ||
Latest revision as of 07:53, 29 April 2024
The Tektronix Model 250 and its rack-mount version, the R250, are instruments introduced in 1968 that extend the number of control lines of a model 240 Programmer.
Having more lines allows, for example, a 240 to control a R116 or R293 pulse generator as the stimulus for a device under test, while simultaneously controlling a 230 and a 568 for measurement of the response.