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The '''Tektronix Type T''' is a timebase plug-in primarily intended for use in the [[536]] X-Y scope.
The '''Tektronix Type T''' is a timebase plug-in primarily intended for use in the [[536]] X-Y scope.
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produces a raster, and using the scope's Z-axis input this allows a crude video display.
produces a raster, and using the scope's Z-axis input this allows a crude video display.


The banana jack on the back of the plugin is to provide retrace blanking when used in the horizontal slot of a [[536]]
The banana jack on the back of the plugin is to provide retrace blanking when used in the horizontal slot of a [[536]].


The Type T was [[introduced in 1957]] and dropped after 1972, the same as its primary host, the 536.
The Type T was [[introduced in 1957]] and dropped after 1972, the same as its primary host, the 536.

Revision as of 16:54, 28 May 2019

Template:Plugin Sidebar 2 The Tektronix Type T is a timebase plug-in primarily intended for use in the 536 X-Y scope. It contains trigger and sweep circuitry. The typical use of a Type T plug-in is as the X-axis plug-in in a 536, to make the 536 behave like a normal oscilloscope instead of an X-Y scope. However, there is no capability for internal triggering – a jumper must be connected from the Vertical Signal Out on the 536 to the External Trig on the Type T.

Plugging a Type T in a vertical slot of a normal 500-series scope produces a raster, and using the scope's Z-axis input this allows a crude video display.

The banana jack on the back of the plugin is to provide retrace blanking when used in the horizontal slot of a 536.

The Type T was introduced in 1957 and dropped after 1972, the same as its primary host, the 536. (Types K, L, and T are tied for longest production life, at 16 years, B, D, and G are next at 15 years.)

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