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The Tektronix 7000 series includes the following scopes, which are used with [[7000-series plug-ins]]. | The '''[[Introduction_to_the_7000-Series|Tektronix 7000 series]]''' (1969−1992) includes the following scopes, which are used with [[7000-series plug-ins]]. See also [[List of 7000 series equipment]]. | ||
<gallery widths="150" heights="180"> | <gallery widths="150" heights="180"> | ||
Tek7104-front.jpg | '''[[7104]]''' — 1 GHz, micro-channel plate tube, 4 bays (1978–1990) | |||
Tek r7103 1.jpg | '''[[R7103]]''' — rack-mount 7104, 3 bays (1984–1990) | |||
Tek7313-front.jpg | '''[[7313]]''' — 25 MHz variable-persistence analog storage, 3 bays (1970–1974) | |||
Tek_7403n_5.jpg | '''[[7403N]]''' — 65 MHz, large screen, 3 bays (1970–1975) | |||
Tek-r7403n.jpg | '''[[R7403N]]''' — rack-mount 7403N (1970–1975) | |||
Tektronix 7503 front in operation.jpg | '''[[7503]]''' — 100 MHz, 3 bays (1970−1972) | |||
7504-front.jpg | '''[[7504]]''' — 100 MHz, 4 bays (1969–1970) | |||
7514_Front.jpg | '''[[7514]]''' — 90 MHz, split-screen analog storage, 4 bays (1970–1974) | |||
7603-4trace.jpg | '''[[7603]]''' — 100 MHz, large screen, 3 bays (1973–1992) | |||
Tek-R7603.jpg | '''[[R7603]]''' — rack-mount 7603 (1973–1992) | |||
Tek-7613-front.jpg | '''[[7613]]''' — 100 MHz variable-persistence analog storage, 3 bays (1973–1990) | |||
R7613.jpg | '''[[R7613]]''' — rack-mount 7613 (1973–1990) | |||
Tek-7623A.jpg | '''[[7623]]''' — 100 MHz multi-mode analog storage, 3 bays (1973–1990) | |||
7623B.jpg | '''[[7623B]]''' — 100 MHz multi-mode analog storage, 3 bays (1990–1992) | |||
7633.jpg | '''[[7633]]''' — 100 MHz, multi-mode analog storage, 3 bays (1975–1990) | |||
R7633.jpg | '''[[R7633]]''' — 100 MHz, multi-mode analog storage, 3 bays (1975–1990) | |||
7704-front.jpg | '''[[7704]]''' — 150 MHz, 4 bays (1969–1972) | |||
tek-r7704.jpg | '''[[R7704]]''' — rack-mount 7704, 4 bays (1970-1985) | |||
Tek-7704a-7D01.jpg | '''[[7704A]]''' — 200 MHz, 4 bays (1972–1985) | |||
Tek-7834.jpg | '''[[7834]]''' — 400 MHz multi-mode analog storage, 4 bays (1972–1985) | |||
Tek7844-front.jpg | '''[[7844]]''' — 400 MHz dual beam, 4 bays (1975–1988) | |||
R7844-2.jpg | '''[[R7844]]''' — 400 MHz dual beam, 4 bays (1975–1992) | |||
Tek_7854_e1.jpg | '''[[7854]]''' — 400 MHz Waveform Processing Oscilloscope (digital sampling rate 500 kHz), GPIB, RPN programmable, 4 bays (1980–1988) | |||
Tek 7903 front.JPG | '''[[R7903]]''' — 500 MHz, 3 bay rackmount version of 7903 (1974–1982) | |||
Tek 7903 desk model.jpg | '''[[7903]]''' — 500 MHz, 3 bay (?–?) | |||
Tek-7904-front.jpg | '''[[7904]]''' — 500 MHz, 4 bays (1971–1983) | |||
7904a-front.jpg | '''[[7904A]]''' — 500 MHz, 4 bays (1984–1990) | |||
Tek 7934 trace.jpg | '''[[7934]]''' — 500 MHz analog storage, 4 bays (1985–1992) | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
=== Digitizers=== | === Digitizers=== | ||
<gallery widths="150" heights="180"> | <gallery widths="150" heights="180"> | ||
US Tektronix 7612D Front1.jpg | '''[[7612D]]''' — 80 MHz, 200 MS/s high-speed digitizer, 2 bays (1980-1988) | |||
R7912 1.jpg | '''[[R7912]]''' — high-speed digitizer, 2 bays (1973–1978) | |||
Tek-7912ad.jpg | '''[[7912AD]]''' — high-speed digitizer, 500 MHz, 2 bays (1978–1987) | |||
Tek_7912hb_1.jpg | '''[[7912HB]]''' — high-speed digitizer, 750 MHz, 2 bays (1987–1989) | |||
P7001 front.jpg | '''[[P7001]]''' — digitizer, processor, and memory for the [[7704A]] oscilloscope (1973-1981) | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==See also== | |||
* [[7000 Series plug-in interface]] | |||
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_p5YsIImMY Gale Morris' 2017 account of his 1969 presentation on the 7000-series industrial design] @ YouTube | |||
* [https://vintagetek.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/On-The-History-And-Environment-Of-Tektronix.pdf On The History and Environment of Tektronix] (1978) | |||
* [[Media:7000 series brochure March 1973.pdf|7000 series brochure, March 1973]] | |||
[[Category:Visual index pages]] | [[Category:Visual index pages]] | ||
[[Category:Introduced in 1969]] | [[Category:Introduced in 1969]] |
Latest revision as of 10:32, 13 July 2024
The Tektronix 7000 series (1969−1992) includes the following scopes, which are used with 7000-series plug-ins. See also List of 7000 series equipment.
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7104 — 1 GHz, micro-channel plate tube, 4 bays (1978–1990)
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R7103 — rack-mount 7104, 3 bays (1984–1990)
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7313 — 25 MHz variable-persistence analog storage, 3 bays (1970–1974)
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7403N — 65 MHz, large screen, 3 bays (1970–1975)
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R7403N — rack-mount 7403N (1970–1975)
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7503 — 100 MHz, 3 bays (1970−1972)
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7504 — 100 MHz, 4 bays (1969–1970)
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7514 — 90 MHz, split-screen analog storage, 4 bays (1970–1974)
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7603 — 100 MHz, large screen, 3 bays (1973–1992)
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R7603 — rack-mount 7603 (1973–1992)
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7613 — 100 MHz variable-persistence analog storage, 3 bays (1973–1990)
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R7613 — rack-mount 7613 (1973–1990)
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7623 — 100 MHz multi-mode analog storage, 3 bays (1973–1990)
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7623B — 100 MHz multi-mode analog storage, 3 bays (1990–1992)
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7633 — 100 MHz, multi-mode analog storage, 3 bays (1975–1990)
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R7633 — 100 MHz, multi-mode analog storage, 3 bays (1975–1990)
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7704 — 150 MHz, 4 bays (1969–1972)
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R7704 — rack-mount 7704, 4 bays (1970-1985)
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7704A — 200 MHz, 4 bays (1972–1985)
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7834 — 400 MHz multi-mode analog storage, 4 bays (1972–1985)
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7844 — 400 MHz dual beam, 4 bays (1975–1988)
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R7844 — 400 MHz dual beam, 4 bays (1975–1992)
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7854 — 400 MHz Waveform Processing Oscilloscope (digital sampling rate 500 kHz), GPIB, RPN programmable, 4 bays (1980–1988)
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R7903 — 500 MHz, 3 bay rackmount version of 7903 (1974–1982)
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7903 — 500 MHz, 3 bay (?–?)
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7904 — 500 MHz, 4 bays (1971–1983)
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7904A — 500 MHz, 4 bays (1984–1990)
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7934 — 500 MHz analog storage, 4 bays (1985–1992)
Digitizers
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7612D — 80 MHz, 200 MS/s high-speed digitizer, 2 bays (1980-1988)
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R7912 — high-speed digitizer, 2 bays (1973–1978)
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7912AD — high-speed digitizer, 500 MHz, 2 bays (1978–1987)
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7912HB — high-speed digitizer, 750 MHz, 2 bays (1987–1989)