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{{Plugin Sidebar 2|

{{Plugin Sidebar

~~title~~=~~Tektronix~~ S-51 |

|manufacturer=Tektronix

summary=Synchronizing Head |

|series=7000 and 3S series sampling heads

image=Tek s-51 1.jpg |

|type=S-51

caption=S-51 head |

|summary=Synchronizing Head

~~series=[[3S2]], [[7S11]], [[7S12]] Sampling Plugins~~ |

|image=Tek s-51 1.jpg

introduced=1969 |

|caption=S-51 head

discontinued=1989 |

|introduced=1969

manuals=

|discontinued=1989

|designers=Murlan Kaufman

|manuals=

* [http://w140.com/tek_s-51.pdf Tektronix S-51 Manual (PDF)]

* [[Media:Tek s-51 fcp march 1969.pdf|Tektronix S-51 Factory Calibration Procedure, March 1969 (PDF, OCR)]]

}}

The '''Tektronix S-51''' is a synchronizing head for [[sampling oscilloscope]] systems such as the [[3S2]] or [[7S12]] which use S-series sampling heads.

The '''Tektronix S-51''' is a synchronizing head for [[sampling oscilloscope]] systems

such as the [[3S2]] or [[7S12]] which use S-series sampling heads.

It was designed by [[Murlan Kaufman]].

From a periodic input signal in the 1 GHz to 18 GHz range, the S-51 generates trigger

From a periodic input signal in the 1 GHz to 18 GHz range, the S-51 generates trigger pulses which have a fixed time relationship with the input signal.

pulses which have a fixed time relationship with the input signal.

The input is a 50 Ω [[SMA connector]]. The trigger output signal is available through a [[BSM connector]] on the front panel as well as through the internal interface.

The input is a 50 Ω [[SMA connector]]. The trigger output signal is available

through a [[BSM connector]] on the front panel as well as through the internal interface.

Equivalent-time sampling equipment generally requires the input signal to be repetitive.

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-{{Plugin Sidebar 2|
+{{Plugin Sidebar
-title=Tektronix S-51 |
+|manufacturer=Tektronix
-summary=Synchronizing Head |
+|series=7000 and 3S series sampling heads
-image=Tek s-51 1.jpg |
+|type=S-51
-caption=S-51 head |
+|summary=Synchronizing Head
-series=[[3S2]], [[7S11]], [[7S12]] Sampling Plugins |
+|image=Tek s-51 1.jpg
-introduced=1969 |
+|caption=S-51 head
-discontinued=1989 |
+|introduced=1969
-manuals=
+|discontinued=1989
+|designers=Murlan Kaufman
+|manuals=
 * [http://w140.com/tek_s-51.pdf Tektronix S-51 Manual (PDF)]
 * [[Media:Tek s-51 fcp march 1969.pdf|Tektronix S-51 Factory Calibration Procedure, March 1969 (PDF, OCR)]]
 }}
+The '''Tektronix S-51''' is a synchronizing head for [[sampling oscilloscope]] systems such as the [[3S2]] or [[7S12]] which use S-series sampling heads.
-The '''Tektronix S-51''' is a synchronizing head for [[sampling oscilloscope]] systems
-such as the [[3S2]] or [[7S12]] which use S-series sampling heads.
 It was designed by [[Murlan Kaufman]].
-From a periodic input signal in the 1 GHz to 18 GHz range, the S-51 generates trigger
+From a periodic input signal in the 1 GHz to 18 GHz range, the S-51 generates trigger pulses which have a fixed time relationship with the input signal.
-pulses which have a fixed time relationship with the input signal.
+The input is a 50 Ω [[SMA connector]]. The trigger output signal is available through a [[BSM connector]] on the front panel as well as through the internal interface.
-The input is a 50 Ω [[SMA connector]]. The trigger output signal is available
-through a [[BSM connector]] on the front panel as well as through the internal interface.
 Equivalent-time sampling equipment generally requires the input signal to be repetitive.

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