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|manufacturer=Tracor Northern | |||
|series=5000-series scopes | |||
|type=TN-1705 | |||
|summary=Pulse height analyzer | |||
|image=Tracor northern tn-1705 1.jpg | |||
|caption=Tracor Northern TN-1705 | |||
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|discontinued=(?) | |||
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* [https://w140.com/tracor_northern_tn1705.pdf Tracor Northern TN-1705 Manual (PDF)] | * [https://w140.com/tracor_northern_tn1705.pdf Tracor Northern TN-1705 Manual (PDF)] | ||
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The '''Tracor Northern TN-1705''' is a pulse height analyzer. | |||
It is intended to be used in a Tektronix [[5103N]] oscilloscope mainframe. | |||
In one of its modes, the TN-1705 takes a analog voltage pulse as its input, digitizes the height of the pulse, and increments a location in RAM corresponding to the pulse height. | |||
This produces a pulse height histogram. Photomultipliers are one of the intended input sources. | |||
In another mode, the TN-1705 counts the pulses during regular intervals of time, and displays the data as count (on the y-axis) versus time (on the x-axis). | |||
The pulse detection threshold is configurable. | |||
==Pictures== | |||
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Tracor northern tn-1705 1.jpg | Tracor northern tn-1705 1.jpg | ||
Latest revision as of 09:31, 16 August 2021
The Tracor Northern TN-1705 is a pulse height analyzer.
It is intended to be used in a Tektronix 5103N oscilloscope mainframe. In one of its modes, the TN-1705 takes a analog voltage pulse as its input, digitizes the height of the pulse, and increments a location in RAM corresponding to the pulse height. This produces a pulse height histogram. Photomultipliers are one of the intended input sources.
In another mode, the TN-1705 counts the pulses during regular intervals of time, and displays the data as count (on the y-axis) versus time (on the x-axis). The pulse detection threshold is configurable.
