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* [[Media:Tek 5t1a irb no ocr.pdf|Tektronix 5T1A Instrument Reference Book (PDF, needs OCR)]] | * [[Media:Tek 5t1a irb no ocr.pdf|Tektronix 5T1A Instrument Reference Book (PDF, needs OCR)]] | ||
* [[Media:Tek 5t1a cal outline.pdf|Tektronix 5T1A Calibration Outline (PDF, OCR)]] | * [[Media:Tek 5t1a cal outline.pdf|Tektronix 5T1A Calibration Outline (PDF, OCR)]] | ||
* [[Media:Tek 5t1a preliminary.pdf|Tektronix 5T1A Preliminary Manual]] | |||
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The '''Tektronix 5T1A''' is a timing plug-in [[introduced in 1963]] for the [[661]] [[sampling oscilloscope]]. | The '''Tektronix 5T1A''' is a timing plug-in [[introduced in 1963]] for the [[661]] [[sampling oscilloscope]]. | ||
Revision as of 11:41, 2 June 2023
The Tektronix 5T1A is a timing plug-in introduced in 1963 for the 661 sampling oscilloscope.
It is an improved version of the 5T1. The job of the 5T1A is to produce three signals – the sampling pulse, the horizontal sweep, and the blanking signal. The input to the 5T1A is a trigger signal. The trigger can arrive from any of four sources:
- internally from the trigger pick-off in a 4S1 or 4S2A plug-in
- externally via a GR-874 connector on the front panel of the 5T1A
- from the calibration oscillator in the 661, via the multi-pin plug-in connector
- free-running
Each of these modes is suited to some measurement scenarios. In the case of internal triggering, the signal goes from the trigger pick-off in the 4S1 to a coaxial interconnect that passes through the 661, connecting the sampling unit to the timing unit.
Triggering in the 5T1A is accomplished using five 1N3129 20 mA tunnel diodes.
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Trigger schematic
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Fast Ramp schematic
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Staircase Generator schematic
