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The 067-0596-00 is specified as part of calibration procedure for the [[141|141A]]. | The 067-0596-00 is specified as part of calibration procedure for the [[141|141A]]. | ||
==Background== | |||
[[Phil Crosby]] writes regarding 067-0596-00: | |||
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I'm pretty sure it was [[Steve Roth]], one of the most intuitive designers I've ever worked with who designed the 067-0596-00. I'm cc'ing Chuck Barrows because around that time I went into the [[7000-series_scopes|7K group]], so I missed a lot. | |||
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[[Chuck Barrows]] writes regarding 067-0596-00: | |||
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We needed something in a hurry to calibrate the [[141]] signal amplitudes. I did the first one at [[Charlie Rhodes]] direction, a ‘Friday afternoon project’. He insisted on things like an [[OG3]] as reference. Pretty sure there was a much improved later unit. | |||
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[[John Addis]] writes regarding 067-0596-00: | |||
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The 141 was introduced in March 1969. The positive and negative voltage references for the 067-0596-00 are 11.7V temperature compensated Zener diodes, apparently with a ±10ppm/˚C temperature coefficient. | |||
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==Manuals== | ==Manuals== | ||
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[[Category:Calibration fixtures]] | [[Category:Calibration fixtures]] | ||
[[Category:Pulse generators]] | [[Category:Pulse generators]] | ||
[[Category:Introduced in 1969]] | |||