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This patent describes the [[cam switch]]es that Tek introduced toward the end of the 1960s.


See also [[Patent US 3584174A|Patent 3,584,174]] covering the [[back-lit switches]] used in [[7000-series scopes]]/plugins and other instruments, which also use low-inductance spring contacts on PCBs.
See also [[Patent US 3584174A|Patent 3,584,174]] covering the [[back-lit switches]] used in [[7000-series scopes]]/plugins and other instruments, which also use low-inductance spring contacts on PCBs.

Revision as of 02:46, 27 March 2022

Patent number US 3562464A (click link for details and documents via Google Patents)
Title Cam actuated switch having movable and fixed contacts on circuit board
Inventors Howard Vollum, Willem H Verhoff, Anthony E Sprando
Company Tektronix Inc
Filing date 1968-10-07
Grant date 1971-02-09

Cited By:

Patent Title Inventors Assignee Granted
Patent US 3900711A Electrical contactor assembly for high frequency applications Ken Holland Tektronix Inc 1975-08-19

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Tektronix 7B92 500 MHz dual timebase 1971 Bill DeVey • Val Garuts
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This patent describes the cam switches that Tek introduced toward the end of the 1960s.

See also Patent 3,584,174 covering the back-lit switches used in 7000-series scopes/plugins and other instruments, which also use low-inductance spring contacts on PCBs.

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