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title=Tektronix 3L5 |
manufacturer=Tektronix |series=560-series scopes |type= 3L5 |
summary=1 MHz Spectrum Analyzer |
summary=1 MHz Spectrum Analyzer |
image=Tek_3L5_LateSN.jpeg |
image=Tek_3L5_LateSN.jpeg |
caption=Tektronix 3L5 Spectrum Analyzer |
caption=Tektronix 3L5 Spectrum Analyzer |
series=[[560-series scopes]] |
designers= |
introduced=1967 |
introduced=1967 |
discontinued=(?) |
discontinued=(?) |
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* [[Media:Tek 3l5 fcp aug 1967.pdf|Tektronix 3L5 Factory Calibration Procedure, August 1967 (PDF)]]
* [[Media:Tek 3l5 fcp aug 1967.pdf|Tektronix 3L5 Factory Calibration Procedure, August 1967 (PDF)]]
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The '''Tektronix 3L5''' is a 50 Hz — 1 MHz spectrum analyzer plug-in for [[560-series scopes]].  
The '''Tektronix 3L5''' is a 50 Hz — 1 MHz spectrum analyzer plug-in for [[560-series scopes]].  
   
   
It is very similar to the [[1L5]] and can be used to measure the spectrum of signals.   
It is very similar to the [[1L5]] and can be used to measure the spectrum of signals.   
In conjunction with the [[015-0107-00]] "Swept Frequency Generator" (tracking generator),  
 
the 3L5 can also be used to make scalar frequency response measurements.
In conjunction with the [[015-0107-00]] "Swept Frequency Generator" (tracking generator), the 3L5 can also be used to make scalar frequency response measurements.
A video filter switch was added to the later SNs (1971 Catalog). 3L5 is based on the swept-frontend design, where the first local Oscillator is swept for the spectrum scan.  
A video filter switch was added to the later SNs (1971 Catalog).  
The 3L5 is based on the swept-frontend design, where the first local Oscillator is swept for the spectrum scan.  
It is a full semiconductor design except for the final output amplifier, which uses a [[8416]] vacuum tube.  
It is a full semiconductor design except for the final output amplifier, which uses a [[8416]] vacuum tube.