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(Removing the claim that Larry Dillard was the designer since there is some doubt about that.) |
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|introduced=1955 | |introduced=1955 | ||
|discontinued=1969 | |discontinued=1969 | ||
|designers= | |designers= | ||
|manuals= | |manuals= | ||
* [[Media:070-023.pdf|Tektronix Type E Manual]] (OCR) | * [[Media:070-023.pdf|Tektronix Type E Manual]] (OCR) | ||
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directly into the grids of a [[12AX7]] differential amplifier. | directly into the grids of a [[12AX7]] differential amplifier. | ||
The Type E was mostly designed by [[Larry Dillard]] with the help of his technician. | The Type E was | ||
It was mainly intended for biomedical applications. | <!-- mostly designed by [[Larry Dillard]] with the help of his technician. It was --> | ||
mainly intended for biomedical applications. | |||
Despite the DC-coupled input stage, the Type E is an AC-coupled amplifier. | Despite the DC-coupled input stage, the Type E is an AC-coupled amplifier. | ||