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The frequency meter works on the principle of moving a constant amount of charge per cycle, integrating this charge into a current, and measuring the current. | The frequency meter works on the principle of moving a constant amount of charge per cycle, integrating this charge into a current, and measuring the current. | ||
The output is generated at the plates of three [[6AG7]] triodes that run in parallel. | |||
It was designed by [[Howard Vollum]] and Charles Sanford. | It was designed by [[Howard Vollum]] and Charles Sanford. | ||
Revision as of 16:24, 12 September 2017
The Tektronix 105 is a 25 Hz to 1 MHz square wave generator. It is all tube.
The 105 has a d'Arsonval meter on its front panel indicating the current frequency. The frequency meter works on the principle of moving a constant amount of charge per cycle, integrating this charge into a current, and measuring the current.
The output is generated at the plates of three 6AG7 triodes that run in parallel. It was designed by Howard Vollum and Charles Sanford.
Specifications
- Frequency range: 25 Hz to 1 MHz
- Rise and fall time (10% to 90%): 20 nanoseconds
- Amplitude range (600-ohm internal load only): 10 V to 100 V peak-to-peak
- Amplitude range (93-ohm external load): 1.5 V to 15 V peak-to-peak
- Power consumption: 250 watts
- Weight: 35 pounds
Manuals
Pictures
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105 front
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Early style of 105 with blocky meter
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manual
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powered on
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internal view, tube side
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right interior
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output section detail
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output waveform of 105
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Block diagram
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Power supply schematic
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Generator schematic
