Category:Analog storage scopes: Difference between revisions
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* '''[[Direct-view storage CRT]]''' | * '''[[Direct-view storage CRT]]''' | ||
** [[Media:US3214516.pdf|US Patent 3,214,516, "Storage Tube and Electrical Readout Apparatus and Method for Such Tube]] | ** [[Media:US3214516.pdf|US Patent 3,214,516, "Storage Tube and Electrical Readout Apparatus and Method for Such Tube]] | ||
** [ | ** [[Media:062-0861-01.pdf|Tektronix Concepts Series: Storage CRTs and Circuits]] | ||
** [[Media:Tek principles of direct-viewing storage tubes.pdf|R. H. Anderson "Principles of Direct-Viewing Storage Tubes"]] | ** [[Media:Tek principles of direct-viewing storage tubes.pdf|R. H. Anderson "Principles of Direct-Viewing Storage Tubes"]] | ||
** [[Media:Storage crt course notes.pdf|Tektronix Storage CRT Course Notes (PDF)]] | ** [[Media:Storage crt course notes.pdf|Tektronix Storage CRT Course Notes (PDF)]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:08, 8 December 2023
Scopes based on Direct-view storage CRTs.
Other, not oscilloscope, storage displays were also made. Some were directly connected to a computer. Others were general purpose X-Y storage display units.
CRT storage scopes store one or more waveforms in the CRT, on the phosphor.
- Direct-view storage CRT
- US Patent 3,214,516, "Storage Tube and Electrical Readout Apparatus and Method for Such Tube
- Tektronix Concepts Series: Storage CRTs and Circuits
- R. H. Anderson "Principles of Direct-Viewing Storage Tubes"
- Tektronix Storage CRT Course Notes (PDF)
- Principles of Storage Tubes and Oscilloscopes, John Schmid
- Transfer storage CRT
- Three kinds of Storage, in Tekscope, July 1972 or @ radiomuseum.org
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This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total.