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The '''Tektronix 1401''' is a spectrum analyzer front-end covering the frequency range | The '''Tektronix 1401''' is a spectrum analyzer front-end covering the frequency range | ||
of 1 MHz to 500 MHz, designed to be used with an external oscilloscope, typically a [[323]], | of 1 MHz to 500 MHz, designed to be used with an external oscilloscope, typically a [[323]], | ||
[[324]] or [[326]] | [[324]] or [[326]]. | ||
The 1401's case, like the [[1501|1501 TDR]]'s, is the same size as the 323/324 case and designed to be stacked with the scope. | The 1401's case, like the [[1501|1501 TDR]]'s, is the same size as the 323/324 case and designed to be stacked with the scope. | ||
It has internal rechargable NiCd batteries and can also operate from AC power (using an unusual power cord) or external DC from 6 V to 16 V. | |||
The external oscilloscope is assumed to have 10 horizontal divisions and 6 vertical divisions. Tektronix says it is compatible with any oscilloscope having 0.5 V/div horizontal deflection factor and 1.2 V full screen vertical deflection. | The external oscilloscope is assumed to have 10 horizontal divisions and 6 vertical divisions. Tektronix says it is compatible with any oscilloscope having 0.5 V/div horizontal deflection factor and 1.2 V full screen vertical deflection. | ||