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Some differences between the 532 and [[531]]: | Some differences between the 532 and [[531]]: | ||
* 532 has 5MHz vertical bandwidth; 531 | * 532 has 5MHz vertical bandwidth with a Type [[K]] plug-in; 531 is 11MHz with a Type K. | ||
* 532 has 8cm vertical deflection; 531 has 6cm. | * 532 has 8cm vertical deflection; 531 has 6cm. | ||
* 532 CRT accelerating voltage is 4kV; 531 has 10kV. | * 532 CRT accelerating voltage is 4kV; 531 has 10kV. | ||
Revision as of 19:11, 10 December 2011
The Tektronix Type 532 is a 5MHz oscilloscope introduced in 1955. From the manual, "It is specially engineered to get extra dependability through circuit simplicity and conservative tube loading." It accepts letter-series and 1-series plug-ins. P2 phosphor was standard for the 532. P1, P7, and P11 were optional at no charge. There is also a rack-mount version, the 532R. The 532 uses 475 watts and weighs 52 pounds.
Some differences between the 532 and 531:
- 532 has 5MHz vertical bandwidth with a Type K plug-in; 531 is 11MHz with a Type K.
- 532 has 8cm vertical deflection; 531 has 6cm.
- 532 CRT accelerating voltage is 4kV; 531 has 10kV.
