Steve Morton

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Steven R. Morton (? – ?) .

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From Tekscope 1977 V9 N3:

Steve Morton has worked on the 7L5, 7L12, and 7L18 programs.

He earned his B.S.E.E. '70 at Oregon State and M.S.E.E. [78?] at the University of Portland.

Patents by Steven R. Morton

Page Office Number Title Inventors Company Filing date Grant date
Patent US 4410879A US 4410879A High resolution digital-to-analog converter Linley Gumm • Steven R. Morton Tektronix Inc 1980-10-31 1983-10-18
Patent US 4870348A US 4870348A Markers for readout and delta-parameter measurements on a quasi-3-dimensional display of a spectrum Michael D. Smith • Stuart H. Rowan • Robert S. Vistica • Steven R. Morton Tektronix Inc 1988-06-09 1989-09-26
Patent US 5103402A US 5103402A Method and apparatus for identifying, saving, and analyzing continuous frequency domain data in a spectrum analyzer Steven R. Morton • John C. Domogalla Tektronix Inc 1988-07-05 1992-04-07

Products by Steve Morton

Manufacturer Model Description Designers Introduced
Tektronix 7L12 1.8 GHz Spectrum Analyzer Morris Engelson • Linley Gumm • Gene Kauffman • Larry Lockwood • Gordon Long • Steve Morton • Paul Parks • Fred Telewski • Neal Broadbent • Jack Doyle • Al Huegli • Steve Skidmore • Leighton Whitsett • Judy Hanson • Robert Holmes • Carolyn Moore • Rena Randle 1971
Tektronix 7L5 5 MHz Spectrum Analyzer Fendall Winston • Craig Bryant • Steve Morton • Bill Benedict • Don Kirkpatrick • Steve Skidmore • Carlos Beeck • Morris Engelson 1976
Tektronix 7L18 18 (60) GHz Spectrum Analyzer Linley Gumm • Bob Bales • Russell Brown • George Maney • Carlos Beeck • James Wolf • Dave Shores • Philip Snow • Wesley Hayward • Jack Reynolds • Steve Morton • Don Kirkpatrick • Dennis Smith • Al Huegli 1978
Tektronix 492 21 GHz Spectrum Analyzer Larry Lockwood • Steve Morton • Linley Gumm • Robert Alm • Bob Bales • Carlos Beeck • Bill Benedict • Craig Bryant • Russell Brown • Wes Hayward • David Leatherwood • Gordon Long • Dave Morton • Bill Peterson • David Shores • Steve Skidmore • Dennis Smith • Phil Snow • Leighton Whitset • Norman Witt 1980

Components by Steve Morton

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