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* [http://w140.com/tek_fcp/tek_type_p_factory_cal_proc.pdf Tektronix Type P Factory Calibration Procedure (PDF)]

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The '''Tektronix Type P''' plug-in is a calibration aid [[introduced in 1959]]

The '''Tektronix Type P''' plug-in is a calibration aid [[introduced in 1959]] for [[500-series scopes]] that applies a

for [[500-series scopes]].

fast (4 nanosecond risetime) voltage step to the mainframe vertical amplifier via plug-in connector pins 1 and 3.

~~It applies a fast (4 nanosecond risetime) voltage step to the mainframe vertical amplifier,~~

Type P is designed to simulate a perfectly-adjusted Type [[K]] plug-in being driven by a Type [[107]] square-wave generator,

~~via plug-in connector pins 1 and 3.~~

and is used when adjusting the peaking coils and the [[delay line]].

~~The~~ Type P is designed to simulate a perfectly-adjusted Type [[K]]

The idea is to calibrate a mainframe using Type P, then use this mainframe and a 107 to calibrate other plug-ins.

plug-in being driven by a Type [[107]] square-wave generator, and is

used when adjusting the peaking coils and the [[delay line]].

The idea is to calibrate a mainframe using Type P,

then use this mainframe and a 107 to calibrate other plug-ins.

The Type P does not contain any tubes, transistors, or tunnel diodes.

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 * [http://w140.com/tek_fcp/tek_type_p_factory_cal_proc.pdf Tektronix Type P Factory Calibration Procedure (PDF)]
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-The '''Tektronix Type P''' plug-in is a calibration aid [[introduced in 1959]]
+The '''Tektronix Type P''' plug-in is a calibration aid [[introduced in 1959]] for [[500-series scopes]] that applies a
-for [[500-series scopes]].
+fast (4 nanosecond risetime) voltage step to the mainframe vertical amplifier via plug-in connector pins 1 and 3.
-It applies a fast (4 nanosecond risetime) voltage step to the mainframe vertical amplifier,
+Type P is designed to simulate a perfectly-adjusted Type [[K]] plug-in being driven by a Type [[107]] square-wave generator,
-via plug-in connector pins 1 and 3.
+and is used when adjusting the peaking coils and the [[delay line]].
-The Type P is designed to simulate a perfectly-adjusted Type [[K]]
+The idea is to calibrate a mainframe using Type P, then use this mainframe and a 107 to calibrate other plug-ins.
-plug-in being driven by a Type [[107]] square-wave generator, and is
-used when adjusting the peaking coils and the [[delay line]].
-The idea is to calibrate a mainframe using Type P,
-then use this mainframe and a 107 to calibrate other plug-ins.
 The Type P does not contain any tubes, transistors, or tunnel diodes.

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