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|manufacturer=Tektronix
|type=7B50
|summary=100 MHz Timebase
|image=7b50-front.jpg
|caption=7B50 front
|introduced=1969
|discontinued=1975
|series=7000-series scopes
|designers=Murlan Kaufman
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* [[Media:070-0975-00.pdf|Tektronix 7B50 Manual]] (OCR)
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The '''Tektronix 7B50''' is a timebase plug-in for [[7000-series scopes]], particularly the 7500 series, [[introduced in 1969]].
It is specified for triggering up to 100 MHz. Triggering uses [[tunnel diodes]].
The sweep is fully discrete, no ICs.  It was replaced by the [[7B50A]] in 1976.
 
The task of designing the 7B50 was inherited and completed by [[Murlan Kaufman]].
 
{{MissingSpecs}}
 
==X-Y operation==
 
The 7B50 has a dedicated switch to put it in "amplifier mode" for X-Y operation. 
In this mode, the Trigger Source switch controls the signal source – internal from a vertical plug-in via the trigger path, or external — and the Trigger Coupling switch controls AC vs. DC coupling.
In amplifier mode, gain can be varied using an uncalibrated potentiometer.
 
==Pictures==
 
<gallery>
Tek 7b50.jpg|7B50
Tek 7b50 front close.jpg|7B50
Tek 7b50 34 close.jpg|7B50
</gallery>
 
 
 
[[Category:7000 series horizontal plugins]]

Revision as of 02:07, 10 January 2023

Tektronix 7B50
100 MHz Timebase
7B50 front

Compatible with 7000-series scopes

Produced from 1969 to 1975

Manuals
(All manuals in PDF format unless noted otherwise)
Manuals – Specifications – Links – Pictures

The Tektronix 7B50 is a timebase plug-in for 7000-series scopes, particularly the 7500 series, introduced in 1969. It is specified for triggering up to 100 MHz. Triggering uses tunnel diodes. The sweep is fully discrete, no ICs. It was replaced by the 7B50A in 1976.

The task of designing the 7B50 was inherited and completed by Murlan Kaufman.

Key Specifications

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X-Y operation

The 7B50 has a dedicated switch to put it in "amplifier mode" for X-Y operation. In this mode, the Trigger Source switch controls the signal source – internal from a vertical plug-in via the trigger path, or external — and the Trigger Coupling switch controls AC vs. DC coupling. In amplifier mode, gain can be varied using an uncalibrated potentiometer.

Pictures