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1 MHz, 10 μV dual-beam scope Tektronix R5030 Produced from 1969 to 1972 Manuals Manual needed See 5031 for similar manual Tektronix R5030 in 1969 Catalog (PDF) Models 5030/5031 in 1970 catalog (PDF, 8 pages) (All manuals in PDF format unless noted otherwise)

Manuals – Specifications – Links – Pictures

The Tektronix 5030 is a dual-beam oscilloscope that was introduced in 1969 (no longer listed in the 1973 catalog). There is a portable benchtop model, the 5030, and a rack-mount version, the R5030. The sister model 5031/R5031 is an almost identical (analog) storage scope.

The 5030s feature differential and current probe (for P6021) inputs on both channels. Input ranges are similar to the contemporary 3A9 diff/current amplifier plugin but without the variable bandwidth and DC offset controls. The horizontal deflection system is shared.

The 5031/5030 include a readout system which uses small lightbulb/fiber dot matrix displays external to the CRT, similar to that in the 576 curve tracer. Only the first and last steps on the time/div and volts/div switches are labelled.

Key Specifications

Bandwidth	DC to 1 MHz (5 kHz limit switchable)
Deflection	10 μV/Div to 10 V/Div or 1 mA/Div to 200 mA/Div (1—2—5)
Noise	< 15 μV / 200 μA
Input impedance	1 MΩ // 50 pF
Time base	1 μs/Div to 5 s/Div (1—2—5), magnifier up to × 50
CMRR	100,000:1 to 100 kHz
X input	20 mV/Div to 500 mV/Div on Ext Horizontal, or Channel 2 in X-Y mode
CRT	8 × 10 Div @ 1.27 cm (0.5"), P31 phosphor
Acceleration	4 kV