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'''Gremar''' made many different connectors, but Tek scopes seem to use only | '''Gremar''' made many different connectors, but Tek scopes seem to use only one of their | ||
connector systems. So in the context of Tek scopes, "Gremar connector" refers to that system. | connector systems. So in the context of Tek scopes, "Gremar connector" refers to that system. | ||
It is a self-centering slide-in coaxial connector | It is a self-centering slide-in coaxial connector | ||
that is used in the [[661]] and [[568]] for trigger signals that are passed | that is used in the [[661]] and [[568]] for trigger signals that are passed | ||
between the plug-ins (e.g. [[5T1]],[[5T1A]]) through the mainframe. | between the plug-ins (e.g. [[4S1]], [[5T1]], [[5T1A]]) through the mainframe. | ||
==Pictures== | ==Pictures== | ||
Latest revision as of 11:07, 19 April 2019
Gremar made many different connectors, but Tek scopes seem to use only one of their connector systems. So in the context of Tek scopes, "Gremar connector" refers to that system.
It is a self-centering slide-in coaxial connector that is used in the 661 and 568 for trigger signals that are passed between the plug-ins (e.g. 4S1, 5T1, 5T1A) through the mainframe.
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Gremar connectors on a 5T1A
