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*But its not quite clear what the "indefinite" means, live long for the device, the first owner, the company (Tek), the universe, or the transformer itself? ;-)
*But its not quite clear what the "indefinite" means, live long for the device, the first owner, the company (Tek), the universe, or the transformer itself? ;-)
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* http://bama.edebris.com/manuals/tek/310a/
* http://w140.com/tek_fcp/tek_type_310_factory_cal_proc.pdf
* http://w140.com/tek_fcp/tek_type_310a_factory_cal_proc.pdf


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Revision as of 17:56, 28 May 2010

This is a nearly true pure elektron tube scope, but in the power supply there are some silicon rectifiers and in the circuit is one germanium point contact diode. All wireing is made manually on ceramic supports. It´s bandwith is 4MHz. It´s sometimes very usefull because it contains a 1kHz calibrator output with up to 100V level combined with a step attenuator.

Early examples of the Tektronix Type 310A used commodity 3WPx CRTs. At some point in production, they switched to a Tek-made CRT, part number 154-366, which is compatible with the 3WP2.

Like most old Tektronix devices the mains transformer holds a indefinite(!) warranty, so hold an eye to that. The device goes away on ebay here often for 30€ to 60€.

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  • But its not quite clear what the "indefinite" means, live long for the device, the first owner, the company (Tek), the universe, or the transformer itself? ;-)

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