Ken Hawken: Difference between revisions

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Ken Hawken (b. 1934 – d. 2014) was an engineer at Tektronix. He designed the CRT for the 7904.

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Manufacturer	Model	Description	Designers	Introduced
Tektronix	7904	500 MHz non-storage mainframe	Val Garuts • Thor Hallen • John McCormick • Les Larson • Bill DeVey • Bill Peek • Hans Springer • Joe Burger • Joel Swanno • Ken Hawken	1971
Tektronix	7912	500/750 MHz digitizer	Carlo Infante • Jim Cavoretto • Al Allworth • Don Roberts • Stu McNaughton • Walt Lowy • Ray Hayes • Ken Hawken • Bob Culter • Hal Cobb • Ed Ritz • Bo Janko	1973
Tektronix	R7912	500 MHz digitizer	Carlo Infante • Jim Cavoretto • Al Allworth • Don Roberts • Stu McNaughton • Walt Lowy • Ray Hayes • Ken Hawken • Bob Culter • Hal Cobb • Ed Ritz • Bo Janko	1973
Tektronix	R7903	500 MHz non-storage mainframe	Val Garuts • Thor Hallen • John McCormick • Les Larson • Bill DeVey • Bill Peek • Hans Springer • Joe Burger • Joel Swanno • Ken Hawken	1974
Tektronix	7912AD	500 MHz digitizer	Carlo Infante • Jim Cavoretto • Al Allworth • Don Roberts • Stu McNaughton • Walt Lowy • Ray Hayes • Ken Hawken • Bob Culter • Hal Cobb • Ed Ritz • Bo Janko	1978
Tektronix	7912HB	750 MHz digitizer	Carlo Infante • Jim Cavoretto • Al Allworth • Don Roberts • Stu McNaughton • Walt Lowy • Ray Hayes • Ken Hawken • Bob Culter • Hal Cobb • Ed Ritz • Bo Janko	1988

Model	Class	Description	Designers	Used in
154-0644-00	CRT	CRT with distributed deflection plates	Ken Hawken	7704A • 7854 • 7904 • 7904A • R7903
T7840	CRT	dual-beam CRT	Conrad Odenthal • Ken Hawken	7844
T7912	CRT	scan converter tube	Carlo Infante • Ray Hayes • Ken Hawken • Bob Culter • Hal Cobb • Ed Ritz • Bo Janko	R7912 • 7912AD • 7912HB

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