Chemtrix: Difference between revisions

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Chemtrix was founded by Joe Nelson, a former employee of Tektronix, in 1966^[1].

Chemtrix produced instruments for electrochemical research.

Name	Birth date	Death date	Countries	Affiliations
Joe Nelson				Tektronix • Chemtrix

Model	Class	Series	Description	Introduced	Discontinued
Chemtrix 205	Plug-in	560-series scopes	Polarographic timebase	(?)	(?)
Chemtrix 300	Plug-in	560-series scopes	Polarographic amplifier plug-in	(?)	(?)
Chemtrix 310	Plug-in	560-series scopes	Readout amplifier plug-in	(?)	(?)
Chemtrix SSP-3 Polarographic Analyzer	Application-specific instrument	560-series scopes	564 scope with plugins	(?)	(?)

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-The company '''Chemtrix''' was founded by [[Joe Nelson]], a former employee of Tektronix.
-Chemtrix produced instruments for electrochemical research.
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-* ''SSP-3 Polarographic Analyzer'' package − [[Chemtrix 205]] time base and [[Chemtrix 310]] amplifier bundled with a [[564|Tektronix 564 storage scope]]
-* [[Chemtrix 300|Chemtrix 300 ''Polarographic Amplifier'']]
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+}} was founded by [[Joe Nelson]], a former employee of Tektronix, in 1966<ref>Mayer, ''[https://www.ohs.org/oregon-historical-quarterly/back-issues/upload/Mayer_Planting-High-Technology-Seeds_OHQ-Winter-2005.pdf Planting High-Technology Seeds: Tektronix's Role in the Creation of Portland's Silicon Forest]''. Oregon Historical Society, 2005</ref>.
+Chemtrix produced instruments for electrochemical research.
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