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Revision as of 16:55, 16 July 2015
Tektronix made oscilloscopes and plug-ins intended for sampling measurements.
A distinction is made between sequential sampling and random sampling. Instruments that have a random sampling mode usually also have a sequential sampling mode, e.g., the 7T11.
Scopes
Plug-ins
Reading
- Sampling Notes, Tektronix
- 50 Years of RF and Microwave Sampling, Mark Kahrs
- Sampling Oscilloscope Circuits, John Mulvey, Tektronix
- Tektronix S-series Sampling Heads (PDF)
- PSPL MTT 2003 paper: 100GHz Sampler (PDF)
- Construction of a Broadband Universal Sampling Head, J. R. Andrews and G. DeWitte
- Tektronix Sampling Instruments Brochure (PDF)