Telequipment D63: Difference between revisions

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15 MHz dual-beam scope Telequipment D63 Produced from (?) to (?) Manuals D63 Operator Manual (PDF) (All manuals in PDF format unless noted otherwise)

The Telequipment D63 is a 15 MHz dual-beam analog scope. The storage version is the Telequipment DM63.

The D63/DM63 have a built-in single time base and take two vertical plug-ins that are also compatible with DM63, D75 and D83, typically a pair of V4 dual trace amplifiers. Other plugins included the V3 single channel differential amplifier, the V1 single channel amplifier, and the V5 single channel amplifier with delay line (DM63/D63 mainframes have no built-in delay lines whereas D75/D83 do).

The D63/DM63 use only two integrated circuits, the 155-0056-00 Sweep Control circuit (IC1) and the 155-0042-03 Miller Integrator (IC2).

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 The '''Telequipment D63''' is a 15 MHz dual-beam analog scope. The storage version is the [[Telequipment DM63]].
-The D63/[[DM63]] have a built-in single time base and take two vertical plug-ins that are also compatible with DM63, [[Telequipment D75|D75]] and [[Telequipment D83|D83]], typically a pair of [[Telequipment V4|V4 dual trace amplifiers]]. Other plugins included the [[Telequipment V3|V3 single channel differential amplifier]], the [[Telequipment V1|V1 single channel amplifier]], and the [[Telequipment V5|V5 single channel amplifier with delay line]] (DM63/D63 mainframes have no built-in delay lines whereas D75/D83 do).
+The D63/[[Telequipment DM63|DM63]] have a built-in single time base and take two vertical plug-ins that are also compatible with DM63, [[Telequipment D75|D75]] and [[Telequipment D83|D83]], typically a pair of [[Telequipment V4|V4 dual trace amplifiers]]. Other plugins included the [[Telequipment V3|V3 single channel differential amplifier]], the [[Telequipment V1|V1 single channel amplifier]], and the [[Telequipment V5|V5 single channel amplifier with delay line]] (DM63/D63 mainframes have no built-in delay lines whereas D75/D83 do).
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