Dave McCullough: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 06:34, 20 December 2023

David McCullough (? – ?)

Please add referenced biography.

According to TekScope V.7 N.5 1975, he was Marketing Program Manager at the time (mentioned for contributions to DF1).

Document	Page	Class	Title	Author(s)	Year	Refers to
Tekscope 1975 V7 N3.pdf	12	Article	Storage Expands Your Oscilloscope Measurement Capabilities	Dave McCullough	1975	7514 • 7313 • 7613 • 7623 • 7633
Tekscope 1975 V7 N5.pdf	15	Article	Delayed Gate Aids Oscilloscope Digital Measurements	Dave McCullough	1975	7D12 • 7D14 • 7D15 • 7B53A

Manufacturer	Model	Description	Designers	Introduced
Tektronix	7623	100 MHz multi-mode storage scope	Bill DeVey • John Durecka • Doug Giesbers • Ed Wolf • Chuck Davis • Dave McCullough • Dick Anderson	1972
Tektronix	7613	100 MHz variable-persistence storage mainframe	Bill DeVey • John Durecka • Doug Giesbers • Ed Wolf • Chuck Davis • Dave McCullough • Dick Anderson	1972
Tektronix	7623A	100 MHz multi-mode storage scope	Bill DeVey • John Durecka • Doug Giesbers • Ed Wolf • Chuck Davis • Dave McCullough • Dick Anderson	1974
Tektronix	7623B	100 MHz multi-mode storage scope	Bill DeVey • John Durecka • Doug Giesbers • Ed Wolf • Chuck Davis • Dave McCullough • Dick Anderson	1990

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 * According to [[Media:Tekscope 1975 V7 N5.pdf|TekScope V.7 N.5 1975]], he was Marketing Program Manager at the time (mentioned for contributions to [[DF1]]).
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