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summary=High-current test fixture | | |series=576 | ||
image=Tek-176-3q.jpg | | |type=176 | ||
caption=Tektronix 176 high-current test fixture | | |summary=High-current test fixture | ||
introduced=(?) | | |image=Tek-176-3q.jpg | ||
discontinued=(?) | | |caption=Tektronix 176 high-current test fixture | ||
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manuals= | |discontinued=(?) | ||
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* [[Media:070-1073-00.pdf|Tektronix 176 Manual]] (OCR, PDF) | * [[Media:070-1073-00.pdf|Tektronix 176 Manual]] (OCR, PDF) | ||
* [http://w140.com/tek_176_1971_cat.pdf Tektronix 176 Description in 1971 Catalog (PDF)] | * [http://w140.com/tek_176_1971_cat.pdf Tektronix 176 Description in 1971 Catalog (PDF)] | ||
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The '''Tektronix 176''' is a pulsed high-current test fixture for the model [[576]] curve tracer. | The '''Tektronix 176''' is a pulsed high-current test fixture for the model [[576]] curve tracer. | ||
The 176 can be considered a more modern replacement for the [[175]]. | The 176 can be considered a more modern replacement for the [[175]]. Both can supply collector currents up to 200 A. | ||
Both can supply collector currents up to 200 A. | |||
The 175 uses a rectified mains-frequency transformer secondary current to supply the collector current to the device under test. | The 175 uses a rectified mains-frequency transformer secondary current to supply the collector current to the device under test. | ||
In contrast, the 176 supplies the collector current by passing stored charge through an SCR. | In contrast, the 176 supplies the collector current by passing stored charge through an SCR. | ||
This pulsed technique allows the 176 to measure points far from the origin of the I-V curve while | This pulsed technique allows the 176 to measure points far from the origin of the I-V curve while keeping the instrument compact and light and the minimizing thermal effects in the device under test. | ||
keeping the instrument compact and light and the minimizing thermal effects in the device under test. | |||
The 176 weighs 13 pounds (6 kg), whereas the 175 weighs 84 pounds (38 kg. | The 176 weighs 13 pounds (6 kg), whereas the 175 weighs 84 pounds (38 kg). | ||
The 176 has a cooling fan, as does the 175 (for different reasons). | The 176 has a cooling fan, as does the 175 (for different reasons). | ||
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Peak collector supply current is | Peak collector supply current is 200 A, peak base supply current is 20 A. | ||
==Pictures== | ==Pictures== | ||
Revision as of 12:03, 14 August 2021
The Tektronix 176 is a pulsed high-current test fixture for the model 576 curve tracer.
The 176 can be considered a more modern replacement for the 175. Both can supply collector currents up to 200 A.
The 175 uses a rectified mains-frequency transformer secondary current to supply the collector current to the device under test. In contrast, the 176 supplies the collector current by passing stored charge through an SCR. This pulsed technique allows the 176 to measure points far from the origin of the I-V curve while keeping the instrument compact and light and the minimizing thermal effects in the device under test.
The 176 weighs 13 pounds (6 kg), whereas the 175 weighs 84 pounds (38 kg). The 176 has a cooling fan, as does the 175 (for different reasons).
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Peak collector supply current is 200 A, peak base supply current is 20 A.
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