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The '''Tektronix A69R06''' is the receiver part of the [[A6906S]] fiberoptic voltage isolation system.  
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|manufacturer=Sony/Tektronix
|model=A69R06
|class=Isolator
|series=
|summary=fiberoptic voltage receiver
|image=Tek a69r06 front.jpg
|caption=Sony/Tektronix A69R06
|introduced=1993
|discontinued=(?)
|designers=
|manuals=
* [[Media:070-8900-04.pdf|A6906S manual]]
}}
The '''Sony/Tektronix A69R06''' is the receiver part of the [[A6906S]] fiberoptic voltage isolation system.  
Together with the battery-powered [[A69T06]] transmitter, it can transfer analog signals over a pair of fiber cables up to 200 m length, with 100 MHz bandwidth.
Together with the battery-powered [[A69T06]] transmitter, it can transfer analog signals over a pair of fiber cables up to 200 m length, with 100 MHz bandwidth.


==Manuals==
The A6906S uses a fixed ×100 probe and gains of 5, 2 or 1, or attenuation of 1 to 50 in 1-2-5 sequence, for an overall attenuation of ×20 to ×5000.
* [http://download.tek.com/manual/070890004.pdf A6906S manual] @ Tek.com


==Pictures==
==Pictures==
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[[Category:Optoelectronic instruments]]
[[Category:Optoelectronic instruments]]
[[Category:GPIB interface]]
[[Category:GPIB interface]]
[[Category:Introduced in 1993]]

Latest revision as of 06:43, 20 August 2021

Sony/Tektronix A69R06
fiberoptic voltage receiver
Sony/Tektronix A69R06

Produced from 1993 to (?)

Manuals
(All manuals in PDF format unless noted otherwise)
Manuals – Specifications – Links – Pictures

The Sony/Tektronix A69R06 is the receiver part of the A6906S fiberoptic voltage isolation system. Together with the battery-powered A69T06 transmitter, it can transfer analog signals over a pair of fiber cables up to 200 m length, with 100 MHz bandwidth.

The A6906S uses a fixed ×100 probe and gains of 5, 2 or 1, or attenuation of 1 to 50 in 1-2-5 sequence, for an overall attenuation of ×20 to ×5000.

Pictures