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operate in CHOP or ALT mode.
operate in CHOP or ALT mode.


Each input goes through a step attenuator, is clamped by a neon bulb,  
Each input goes through a step attenuator,  
and then is fed to the grid of a cathode follower made with a [[7586]] Nuvistor tube.   
is clamped by a neon bulb,  
and then is fed to the grid of a cathode follower  
made with a [[7586]] Nuvistor tube.   
Next, the signal goes to a PNP differential amplifier.   
Next, the signal goes to a PNP differential amplifier.   
Diodes in series with the collector signal of this differential amplifier are used for input channel switching.
Diodes in series with the collector signal  
An internal differential signal bus connects the switched outputs of each of the input channels  
of this differential amplifier are used for input channel switching.
and feeds the signal to the output amplifier, which drives the signal output, pins 1 and 3 of the plug-in connector.   
An internal differential signal bus connects  
The output amplifier is two [[12AU6]] pentodes connected as a differential amplifier,  
the switched outputs of each of the input channels  
followed by a [[12AT7]] dual triode acting as a cathode follower to drive the output with a relatively low impedance.
and feeds the signal to the output amplifier,  
which drives the signal output,  
pins 1 and 3 of the plug-in connector.   
The output amplifier is two [[12AU6]] pentodes  
connected as a differential amplifier,  
followed by a [[12AT7]] dual triode acting  
as a cathode follower to drive the output  
with a relatively low impedance.


Type M was [[introduced in 1962]], along with Type [[O]], and dropped after 1971 or 1972.
Type M was [[introduced in 1962]],
along with the Type [[O]],  
and dropped after 1971 or 1972.


* [http://bama.edebris.com/manuals/tek/m/ Tektronix Type M Manual (BAMA)]
* [http://bama.edebris.com/manuals/tek/m/ Tektronix Type M Manual (BAMA)]