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The instrument package includes a rotational function generator, pressure and vibration transducers,  
The instrument package includes a rotational function generator, pressure and vibration transducers,  
ignition pickoff, magnetic pickup, cables and carrying case.
ignition pickoff, magnetic pickup, cables and carrying case.
The rotational function generator consists of a rotating film disk that is mechanically linked to the engine. 
Through three printed, optically sensed patterns, it provides three selectable signals – a sawtooth
pattern linked to the crank angle, a  pulse pattern marking crank angle in 10°, 60° and 360°
increments, and a modified sine (6% second harmonic) representing piston volume as a function of crankshaft
angle.


==Manuals==
==Manuals==
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==Links==
==Links==
* [[Media:Tekscope 1969 V1 N2 Apr 1969.pdf      | A New Insight Into Reciprocating Machinery.  Tekscope Vol. 1 No. 2, Apr 1969]]


==Pictures==
==Pictures==

Revision as of 02:45, 19 December 2015

The Tektronix Engine Analyzer consists of a 561A oscilloscope or a 564 storage scope, a specially designed Engine Analyzer Timebase (a modified 2B67) with a rotational function generator input, and a modifIed 3A74 4-channel amplifier providing separate inputs for pressure (with a charge preamplifier), ignition, vibration, and crank-shaft rotation marker.

The instrument package includes a rotational function generator, pressure and vibration transducers, ignition pickoff, magnetic pickup, cables and carrying case.

The rotational function generator consists of a rotating film disk that is mechanically linked to the engine. Through three printed, optically sensed patterns, it provides three selectable signals – a sawtooth pattern linked to the crank angle, a pulse pattern marking crank angle in 10°, 60° and 360° increments, and a modified sine (6% second harmonic) representing piston volume as a function of crankshaft angle.

Manuals

Links

Pictures