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allowing it to be locked to an external source, unlike the 140, which runs all by itself. | allowing it to be locked to an external source, unlike the 140, which runs all by itself. | ||
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For more information in the RTL logic chips used in the 146, see [[Media:1969_Fairchild_ch1-5.pdf|Fairchild's 1969 Data Catalog]] | |||
See also [[140]] and [[144]]. | See also [[140]] and [[144]]. | ||
Revision as of 14:29, 25 August 2022
The Tektronix 146 is an NTSC signal generator.
Regarding the Tek 146, Phil Crosby recalls:
The 146 is RTL all the way, so basically, the 146 is a 140 with genlock, allowing it to be locked to an external source, unlike the 140, which runs all by itself.
For more information in the RTL logic chips used in the 146, see Fairchild's 1969 Data Catalog
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