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Revision as of 09:17, 15 August 2021
Phil Crosby (? – ?) is an electrical engineer.
He started at Tek in 1957, initially working on television instruments. Later, he worked on oscilloscopes, e.g. the 556, 7503, and 7403.
Then he went back to Television Instruments and worked on the Tek 1980.
Products by Phil Crosby
Manufacturer | Model | Description | Designers | Introduced |
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Tektronix | X544 | prototype scope | Phil Crosby • Charlie Rhodes • Henry Fritzler | (not released) |
Tektronix | J | 35 MHz dual-trace amplifier | Ron Olson • Phil Crosby | (not released) |
Tektronix | V | Video plug-in | Larry Biggs • Ron Olson • Phil Crosby | (not released) |
Tektronix | 3S76 | Dual Channel Sampling plug-in | Cliff Moulton • Ron Olson • Charlie Rhodes • Walt Lowy • Phil Crosby | 1962 |
Tektronix | 529 | TV Waveform Monitor | Phil Crosby | 1965 |
Tektronix | 556 | 50 MHz dual beam scope | Phil Crosby • Larry Biggs • Ron Olson • Arend Kastelein | 1966 |
Tektronix | 520 | NTSC/PAL vectorscope | Phil Crosby • Ron Olson | 1967 |
Tektronix | 7403N | 65 MHz non-storage mainframe | Phil Crosby • Bob Shand | 1970 |
Tektronix | 7503 | 90 MHz non-storage mainframe | Phil Crosby • Hans Springer | 1970 |
Tektronix | 521 | PAL vectorscope | Phil Crosby • Ron Olson | 1970 |
Tektronix | 522 | Vectorscope | Phil Crosby • Ron Olson | 1970 |
Tektronix | 1980 | programmable remote video measurement set | Ron Olson • Phil Crosby | 1980 |
Components by Phil Crosby