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differential stage.  The horizontal amplifier uses a [[6AN8]] common-cathode  
differential stage.  The horizontal amplifier uses a [[6AN8]] common-cathode  
gain stage followed by a 6AU6 common-cathode amplifier as a phase splitter
gain stage followed by a 6AU6 common-cathode amplifier as a phase splitter
to differentially drive the CRT horizontal deflection plates.  
to differentially drive the CRT horizontal deflection plates.  
 
The CRT circuit in the Type 360 uses a [[6AQ5]]-based power oscillator
to drive two [[5642]] high-voltage rectifier tubes, one for the CRT grid
voltage, and one for the CRT cathode voltage.  The high-voltage regulator
feedback amplifier is made from two cascaded common-cathode amplifiers,
each made from one half of a [[12AT7]] dual triode.
 
Open-frame construction allows the 360 to operate without fan cooling.
 
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Image:Tek 360 front.jpg|360 front view
Image:Tek 360 front.jpg|360 front view

Revision as of 17:04, 13 October 2010

The Tektronix Type 360 is the "indicator unit" of the 160 Series system. It contains a 3WP CRT, vertical amplifier, and horizontal amplifier, and CRT circuit. It does not contain the low-voltage power supply, which is a separate component in the 160 system.

The vertical signal path is a switched compensated attenuator, followed by a 6AU6 differential amplifier stage, followed by a second 6AU6 differential stage. The horizontal amplifier uses a 6AN8 common-cathode gain stage followed by a 6AU6 common-cathode amplifier as a phase splitter to differentially drive the CRT horizontal deflection plates.

The CRT circuit in the Type 360 uses a 6AQ5-based power oscillator to drive two 5642 high-voltage rectifier tubes, one for the CRT grid voltage, and one for the CRT cathode voltage. The high-voltage regulator feedback amplifier is made from two cascaded common-cathode amplifiers, each made from one half of a 12AT7 dual triode.

Open-frame construction allows the 360 to operate without fan cooling.