Dick Rhiger: Difference between revisions

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Richard Rhiger (? – d. 28 Feb 2008) was a Tektronix engineer from May 1948 to July 1970.

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RHIGER, RICHARD R. (M.50), Asst. Chief Engr., Tektronix, Inc., Box 831, Portland 7, Ore.

Manufacturer	Model	Description	Designers	Introduced
Tektronix	514	10 MHz scope	Dick Rhiger	1949
Tektronix	517	50 MHz scope	Logan Belleville • Dick Rhiger	1951
Tektronix	531	10 MHz oscilloscope	Dick Rhiger	1954
Tektronix	535	10 (15) MHz dual-timebase scope	Dick Rhiger	1954

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-'''Richard Rhiger''' (d. 28 Feb 2008) was a Tektronix engineer from May 1948 to July 1970.
+{{Person
+|Names=Richard Rhiger
+|Death date=28 Feb 2008
+|Affiliations=Tektronix
+}} was a Tektronix engineer from May 1948 to July 1970.
+{{MissingBio}}
+[https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-IRE/60s/IRE-Directory-1960-Members.pdf IRE Directory 1960]:
+: RHIGER, RICHARD R. (M.50), Asst. Chief Engr., Tektronix, Inc., Box 831, Portland 7, Ore.
 ==Tek Products==
 * responsible for [[517]] oscilloscope
 * co-designed [[514]]
+* project engineer on [[531]] and [[535]] (with [[Chuck Nolan]])
 * see [[Distributed amplifier]]
+{{Designer|Dick Rhiger}}
+{{Patents|Dick Rhiger}}
 ==Links==
-* [http://www.vintagetek.org/frank-hood-recollections/ Tektronix, the Early Days] by [[Frank Hood]]
+* [http://vintagetek.org/frank-hood-recollections/ Tektronix, The Early Days] - recollections by [[Frank Hood]] (@ vintagetek.org)
 * [http://tekretirees.org/Newsletter/may2008_trn.pdf Tek retirees newsletter, May 2008]
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+_Dick_Rhiger.jpg
+Dick_Rhiger.jpg
+</gallery>
 [[Category:Tektronix people]]