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{{CRT | |||
the [[ | |Manufacturer=Tektronix | ||
Typical vertical deflection sensitivity is 210 V/cm. | |Model=T5192 | ||
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|Description=CRT | |||
|Used_in=519 | |||
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}} used in the 3 GHz version of the Type 519, the [[519C]]. | |||
Typical vertical deflection sensitivity is 210 V/cm (versus the ~10 V/cm of the original 519), and maximum sweep speed is 1 ns/cm. | |||
The T5191 and T5192 have completely different deflection structures. | The T5191 and T5192 have completely different deflection structures. | ||
According to February 1, 1963 TekWeek, Tek started taking orders in February 1963 for a CRT and modification kit, | |||
at $1500 (approximately $14,000 in 2023 dollars). | |||
==Data== | ==Data== | ||
* [[Media:T5192_crt_data_tent.pdf|Tektronix T5192 CRT Data, tentative ( | * [[Media:T5192_crt_data_tent.pdf|Tektronix T5192 CRT Data, tentative (OCR)]] | ||
* [[Media:Tek T5192 crt drawing.pdf|Tektronix T5192 CRT Drawing ( | * [[Media:Tek T5192 crt drawing.pdf|Tektronix T5192 CRT Drawing (OCR)]] | ||
==Photos== | ==Photos== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Tek t5192.jpg | Tek t5192.jpg | ||
Tek t5192 2.jpg | |||
Tek t5192 3.jpg | |||
Tek t5192 4.jpg | |||
Tek t5192 5.jpg | |||
Tek t5192 6.jpg | |||
Tek 519C in feb 1 1963 tekweek.jpg | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
[[Category:Cathode ray tubes]] | [[Category:Cathode ray tubes]] | ||
[[Category:Introduced in 1963]] | [[Category:Introduced in 1963]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:36, 9 March 2024
The Tektronix T5192 is a CRT used in the 3 GHz version of the Type 519, the 519C. Typical vertical deflection sensitivity is 210 V/cm (versus the ~10 V/cm of the original 519), and maximum sweep speed is 1 ns/cm.
The T5191 and T5192 have completely different deflection structures.
According to February 1, 1963 TekWeek, Tek started taking orders in February 1963 for a CRT and modification kit, at $1500 (approximately $14,000 in 2023 dollars).
