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Charles "Chuck" Gordon Scott (b. 14 Sept 1935 in Long Beach, California – d. 20 Feb 2022 in Aumsville, Oregon) was an engineer with Tektronix from ~1965-1990.

Scott served aboard the USS Lexington aircraft carrier from 1954 to 1958. After his Navy service, he attended Oregon State University and graduates with a BSc in Electrical Engineering in 1962. He worked for IBM in San Jose, CA, before returning to Oregon in 1965 to join Tektronix.

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Products by Chuck Scott

Manufacturer	Model	Description	Designers	Introduced
Tektronix	7844	400 MHz dual-beam non-storage mainframe	Murlan Kaufman • Chuck Scott • Dick Anderson • Keith Taylor • Bob White	1974

Components by Chuck Scott

Patents by Charles G Scott

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+{{Person
+|Names=Charles "Chuck" Gordon Scott
+|Birth date=14 Sept 1935
+|Birth place=Long Beach, California
+|Death date=20 Feb 2022
+|Death place=Aumsville, Oregon
+|Countries=USA
+|Affiliations=Oregon State University;IBM;Tektronix
+|Wikidata id=
+}} was an engineer with Tektronix from ~1965-1990.
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+Scott served aboard the USS Lexington aircraft carrier from 1954 to 1958. After his Navy service, he attended Oregon State University and graduates with a BSc in Electrical Engineering in 1962.  He worked for IBM in San Jose, CA, before returning to Oregon in 1965 to join Tektronix.
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+==Links==
+* https://www.statesmanjournal.com/obituaries/ssj061404
+* https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/salem-or/charles-scott-10598825
+{{Designer|Chuck Scott}}
+{{Patents|Charles G Scott}}
+[[Category:Tektronix people]]