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Functionally, it is like a [[545|545B]], but with [[tunnel diodes|tunnel diode]] triggering and 50 MHz vertical bandwidth. | Functionally, it is like a [[545|545B]], but with [[tunnel diodes|tunnel diode]] triggering and 50 MHz vertical bandwidth. | ||
There is also a rackmount version, the RM546 | There is also a rackmount version, the RM546. | ||
The 546 is less common than the 545 or 547. | The 546 is less common than the 545 or 547. | ||
Revision as of 09:09, 2 August 2017
The Tektronix 546 is is a 50 MHz scope that takes letter-series and 1-series plug-ins like a 547, but without synchronized alternating timebases.
Functionally, it is like a 545B, but with tunnel diode triggering and 50 MHz vertical bandwidth.
There is also a rackmount version, the RM546. The 546 is less common than the 545 or 547.
The project lead for the development of the Tektronix 544, 546, and 547 was Bob Rullman.
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