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The 109's operating principle is that of a
The 109's operating principle is that of a
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulse_forming_network#Transmission_line_PFNs charged transmission line pulse generator]
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulse_forming_network#Transmission_line_PFNs charged transmission line pulse generator]
with a mechanical reed switch and external 50 Ω; transmission line/lines attached through two GR-874 50 Ω connectors.   
with a mechanical reed switch and external 50 Ω transmission line/lines attached through two GR-874 50 Ω connectors.   
The length of the external cables determines the impulse width.  
The length of the external cables determines the impulse width.  
Using two transmission lines of non-equal length, alternating pulses having different width can be produced.   
Using two transmission lines of non-equal length, alternating pulses having different width can be produced.   
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File:109_right.jpg        | Right internal
File:109_right.jpg        | Right internal
File:109_left.jpg          | Left internal
File:109_left.jpg          | Left internal
File:109_back.jpg          | Rear view Connector not original
File:109_back.jpg          | Rear view (connector not original)
File:109_impulse.jpg      | flying spot caught with 7904, S6, 7T11, 7M11. 2.5 V<sub>pk</sub>, T<sub>r</sub>=240 ps
File:109_impulse.jpg      | flying spot caught with 7904, S6, 7T11, 7M11. 2.5 V<sub>pk</sub>, T<sub>r</sub>=240 ps
File:Tek 109 schematic.png | schematic
File:Tek 109 schematic.png | schematic