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==Pictures==
==Pictures==
==585 non-A==
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Tek 585 with 82.jpg|585 with [[82]]
Tek585-bottom.jpg  | Bottom
Tek585-dl-driver-1.jpg  | Delay line driver amplifier
Tek585-dl-driver-bot.jpg | Delay line driver amplifier (bottom)
Tek585-left-1.jpg | Left side
Tek585-vert-1.jpg | Vertical amplifier (post-delay 5-stage distributed amplifier)
Tek585-vert-2.jpg | Vertical amplifier (5-stage dist amp, power output stage)
Tek585-rect.jpg | Rectifiers
Tek585-tb-a.jpg | Time Base A
Tek585-top-1.jpg |Top view
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==585A==
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Tek 585a trace.jpg
Tek 585a trace.jpg
Tek 585 with 82.jpg|585 with [[82]]
585a_front.jpg|585A with [[82]]
585a_front.jpg|585A with [[82]]
585a_trig.jpg|585A trigger circuit
585a_trig.jpg|585A trigger circuit
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585a_door_open.jpg|Inside view shows regulator tubes
585a_door_open.jpg|Inside view shows regulator tubes
585a_dist_vert amp.jpg|Distributed vertical amplifier
585a_dist_vert amp.jpg|Distributed vertical amplifier
Rm 585a.jpg|RM-585A
T580_CRT.JPG|[[T581]]0P31 distributed deflection plates
T580_CRT.JPG|[[T581]]0P31 distributed deflection plates
Wellenkino 585a 2.jpg
Wellenkino 585a 2.jpg
Wellenkino 585A.jpg
Wellenkino 585A.jpg
Tek 58x direct crt.png|Direct Connection to CRT (from 1964 Service Scope)
585a_delay1.jpg|585A delay line
585a_delay1.jpg|585A delay line
585_delay2.jpg|585A delay line
585_delay2.jpg|585A delay line
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Tek 585a sine trace.jpg
Tek 585a sine trace.jpg
Tek 585a square trace.jpg
Tek 585a square trace.jpg
Tek 585a handbook.jpg
Tek 585 upgraded to 585a.jpg|585 with TRIGGER SOURCE switch upgraded to 585A design
Tek 585 upgraded to 585a.jpg|585 with TRIGGER SOURCE switch upgraded to 585A design
Tek 585a right internal on cart.jpg|585A on cart
Tek 585a right internal on cart.jpg|585A on cart
Tek 585a with 81a and hickok plugin.jpg|585A with [[81|81A]] and Hickok plug-in
Tek 585a with 81a and hickok plugin.jpg|585A with [[81|81A]] and Hickok plug-in
Tek 585a handbook.jpg
Tek 58x direct crt.png|Direct Connection to CRT (from 1964 Service Scope)
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==RM585A==
<gallery>
Rm 585a.jpg|RM-585A
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[[Category:580 series scopes]]
[[Category:580 series scopes]]

Revision as of 10:17, 8 April 2018

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100 MHz oscilloscope
Tektronix 585A

Produced from 1959 to 1972

Manuals
Manuals – Specifications – Links – Pictures

The Tektronix 585 is a 100 MHz 580-Series scope introduced by Tektronix in 1959 and made through the 1960s. (The 585A was discontinued after 1971.)

Key Specifications

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Internals

Plug-in Interface

The 585 uses 580-series plug-ins, which look like letter-series and 1-series plug-ins but are electrically different, primarily in the impedance of the signal interface between the plug-in and the scope. The pin-out is also different: it's essentially flipped 180° from its 530/540/550 series counterparts. 'Signal out' is on 14/16 as opposed to 1/3, etc...

The Type 81 adapter allows the use of letter-series and 1-series plug-ins in a 585.

Trigger Circuit

The original 585 (up to serial number 1070) has an "A" trigger circuit that has a differential trigger amplifier made of a pair of 6EW6 miniature pentodes, followed by a Schmitt trigger made of a pair of miniature dual triode tubes.

Starting at serial number 1071, the miniature dual triode Schmitt trigger was replaced by a 10 mA tunnel diode and a pulse amplifier made with an OC171 germanium PNP transistor. The tunnel diode is AC-coupled to the base-emitter junction of the transistor.

Vertical Signal Path

Like the 545, 551, and 555, the 585 uses a distributed amplifier for vertical deflection. Unlike the other 500-series scopes, the 585 uses a CRT with distributed vertical deflection plates, the T581, enabling it to have both high sensitivity and fast risetime. Total CRT acceleration voltage is 10 kV.

Several improvements were published for the 585 circuitry, including the enhanced trigger circuit. If all of those changes are applied to a 585, it is essentially a 585A.

Rackmount Versions

Rackmount versions were also made, the RM585 and RM585A.

Pictures

585 non-A

585A

RM585A