Bob Shand

Robert Alexander Shand (? – d. 2001) was a mechanical engineer who joined Tektronix in 1961.

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From Tekscope May 1972:

Since Bob Shand started with Tek 10 years ago, he has devoted his efforts to mechanical design. Among the TEKTRONIX products that he has helped to design are the R7704, 7403N, 540B and 560B Series, 549, 601, 602, and 410.

Bob is a native of the Northwest. His hours away from work are spent in family activities with his wife and four children. He is also an avid bridge player and enjoys singing.

Documents Authored by Bob Shand

Document	Page	Class	Title	Author(s)	Year	Refers to
Tekscope 1972 V4 N3 May 1972.pdf	6	Article	The 7704A – Extended Performance Plus Modularity	Luis Navarro • Bob Shand	1972	7704A

Products by Bob Shand

Manufacturer	Model	Description	Designers	Introduced
Tektronix	543A	30 MHz oscilloscope	Bob Shand	(?)
Tektronix	545	30 (33) MHz oscilloscope	John Gates • Dave Barton • Bob Shand	1955
Tektronix	543	30 MHz oscilloscope	Bob Shand	1958
Tektronix	545A	30 (33) MHz oscilloscope	John Gates • Dave Barton • Bob Shand	1959
Tektronix	561	10(4) MHz "General Purpose Scope"	Bob Shand	1961
Tektronix	561A	10(4) MHz "General Purpose Scope"	Bob Shand	1962
Tektronix	564	Split-Screen Storage Scope	Bob Shand	1962
Tektronix	545B	30 (33) MHz oscilloscope	John Gates • Dave Barton • Bob Shand	1964
Tektronix	543B	30 MHz oscilloscope	Bob Shand	1964
Tektronix	549	30 MHz storage oscilloscope	Mel Holznagel • Bob Shand	1965
Tektronix	410	Physiological monitor	Bob Shand	1967
Tektronix	7704	150 MHz non-storage mainframe	Gene Andrews • Bob Shand	1969
Tektronix	602	X-Y Display	Bob Shand	1969
Tektronix	561B	10(4) MHz "General Purpose Scope"	Bob Shand	1969
Tektronix	564B	Split-screen storage scope	Bob Shand	1969
Tektronix	601	X-Y Storage Display	Bob Shand	1969
Tektronix	7403N	65 MHz non-storage mainframe	Phil Crosby • Bob Shand	1970
Tektronix	465	Portable 100 MHz dual-trace scope	Leon Orchard • Luis Navarro • Bob Shand • Jim Hinze • Frank Dewater • Pete Janowitz • Dave Laib • Al Schamel • Bert tenKate • Ken Holland • Bill Mark • George Ermini • Dennis Braatz	1972
Tektronix	475	Portable 200 MHz dual-trace scope	Leon Orchard • Luis Navarro • Bob Shand • Jim Hinze • Jim Godwin • Les Larson • Steve Tosh • Jim Woo • Ken Holland • Bill Mark • George Ermini • Dennis Braatz	1972
Tektronix	7704A	200 MHz non-storage mainframe	Luis Navarro • Bob Shand • Bill Lukens • Jim Cavoretto • Bill Markwart • Dave Hoskins • Bill Gordon • Phil Lloyd • Dick Swanson • Larry Pearson	1972
Tektronix	P7001	Digitizer for the 7704A oscilloscope	Hiro Moriyasu • Luis Navarro • Bruce Hamilton • Jack Gilmore • Bob Shand • Bruce Hamilton • Jack Robinson • Bill Lucas • Jack Grimes • Dennis Keldsen • Mohamed Saba • Dick Beatty • Wayne Eshelman • George Rhine • Bill Markwart • Marlow Butler • Carl Dalby • Colin Doward • Gale Byers	1973
Tektronix	475A	Portable 250 MHz dual-trace scope	Leon Orchard • Luis Navarro • Bob Shand • Jim Hinze • Jim Godwin • Les Larson • Steve Tosh • Jim Woo • Ken Holland • Bill Mark • George Ermini • Dennis Braatz	1977