7000-series plug-ins: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 04:18, 3 June 2023

The Tektronix 7000 series plug-ins are used with 7000-series scopes. See also List of 7000 series equipment.

7A11 — 150/250 MHz single channel with stored FET probe (1969-1984)
7A12 — 100 MHz dual channel (1969-1974)
7A13 (earlier) — 100 MHz "differential comparator" (1969-1976)
7A13 (later) — 100 MHz "differential comparator" (1976-1991)
7A14 — 120 MHz current probe amplifier (for P6021, P6022) (1969-1975)
7A15 — 80 MHz low cost single channel (1971-1973)
7A15A — 80 MHz low cost single channel (1973-1987)
7A16 — 150 MHz, 1 MΩ single channel (1969-1973)
7A16A — 225 MHz, 1 MΩ single channel (1973-1987)
7A16P — 200 MHz, 1 MΩ/50 Ω programmable (for 7912AD or 7612D only, 1977-1988)
7A17 — 150 MHz, 50 Ω single channel, customizable (1973-1986)
7A18 — 75 MHz, 1 MΩ dual channel (1971-1983)
7A18A — 75 MHz, 1 MΩ dual channel (1983-1991)
7A19 — 600 MHz, 50 Ω single channel (1973-1991)
7A21N — "direct CRT access" (1972-1979)
7A22 — 1 MHz, 1 MΩ differential (1969-1991)
7A24 — 400 MHz, 50 Ω dual channel (1974-1991)
7A26 — 200 MHz, 1 MΩ dual channel (1974-1991)
7A29 — 1 GHz, 50 Ω single channel (1978-1991)
7A29P — 1 GHz, 50 Ω single channel programmable (1988-1989?)
7A42 — 350 MHz, quad channel logic triggered (1984-1990)
7F10 — 750/1000 MHz optical input (1987-1989?)
7S11 — sampling plug-in (1970-1990)
7V11 — video plug-in (? - ?)

7B10 — 1 GHz (1978-1990)
7B15 — 1 GHz, delaying (1978-1991)
7B50 — 100 MHz (1969-1976)
7B50A — 100 MHz (1976-1988)
7B51 — 100 MHz, delaying (1969-1973)
7B70 — 200 MHz, no delay (1969-1975)
7B71 — 200 MHz, delaying (1969-1975)
7B80 — 400 MHz (1976-1990)
7B81P — Programmable (?-?)
7B85 — 400 MHz, delaying (1976-1991)
7B87 — 400 MHz, with pre-trigger (1980-1986)
7B90P — for digitizers e.g. 7912, programmable (1978-1989)
7T11 — Sampling Sweep Unit (1970-1986)
7T11A — Sampling Sweep Unit (1986-1990)

7D20 — programmable digitizer (1982-1991)
7J20 — optical spectrometer (1975-?)
7S12 — TDR/sampler (1971-1989)
7S14 — 350 ps dual channel sampler (1974-1988)
7L5 — 5 MHz Spectrum Analyzer (1976-1989)
7L12 — 1.8 GHz Spectrum Analyzer (1972-1988)
7L13 — 1.8 GHz Spectrum Analyzer (1974-1981)
7L14 — 1.8 GHz Spectrum Analyzer with digital storage (1982-1988)
7L18 — 18 (60) GHz Spectrum Analyzer (1978-1984)

7CT1N — Curve Tracer (1972-1990)
7D01 — Logic Analyzer (1977-1985)
DF1 — Display Formatter, for 7D01 (1977-1985)
DF2 — Display Formatter with GPIB, for 7D01 (1978-1985)
DL2 — Digital Latch
7D02 — Programmable Logic Analyzer (1980-1984)
7D10 — Digital Events Delay (1976-1980)
7D11 — Digital Delay (1973-1986)
7D12 — A/D Converter (1974-1986)
7D13 — Digital Multimeter (1971-1987)
7D14 — 525 MHz counter (1971-1980)
7D15 — 225 MHz counter (1973-1990)
7K11 — cable TV amplifier (1974-1986)
7M11 — dual passive delay line (1970-1988)
7M13 — "Readout Unit" - user defined text display (1974-1985)
021-0374-00 — GPIB interface
035-5014-00 — "S-3002 Auxiliary Control"

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 Early 7a15.jpg       | '''[[7A15]]''' — 80 MHz low cost single channel (1971-1973)
 A15A-front.jpg      | '''[[7A15A]]''' — 80 MHz low cost single channel (1973-1987)
-a16front.jpg        | '''[[7A16]]''' — 225 MHz, 1 MΩ single channel (1969-1973)
+a16front.jpg        | '''[[7A16]]''' — 150 MHz, 1 MΩ single channel (1969-1973)
 Tek 7a16a 1.JPG      | '''[[7A16A]]''' — 225 MHz, 1 MΩ single channel (1973-1987)
 Tek 7a16p.jpg        | '''[[7A16P]]''' — 200 MHz, 1 MΩ/50 Ω programmable (for [[7912AD]] or [[7612D]] only, 1977-1988)