Pete Janowitz

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Pete Janowitz

Pedro Max Janowitz (? – ?)

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From TekScope Vol. 12 No. 4, Dec 1980:

Pete Janowitz was pro1ect leader for the 834 electrical engineering team. He started with Tek in 1968 and worked with portable scope engineering before joining the data communications analyzer group.

Pete received his BSEE from Oregon State in 1964. He enjoys hiking, camping, and performing with a popular singing group.

Documents Authored by Pete Janowitz

Document Page Class Title Author(s) Year Refers to
Tekscope 1976 V8 N2.pdf 8 Article A Plug-in Word Recognizer with Digital Delay Pete Janowitz 1976 WR501 • LA501 • LA501W
Tekscope 1980 V12 N4.pdf 10 Article A Programmable Data Communications Tester for First-Line Technicians Pete Janowitz • John Light 1980 834

Products by Pete Janowitz

Manufacturer Model Description Designers Introduced
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 • Neal Broadbent • Bob Leith • Len McCracken • Bob Smesrud • Ilmars Smiltins • Bob Twigg 1972
Tektronix T900-series scopes low-cost, portable scopes Jim Hinze • Mike Cranford • Al Hill • Jaime Navia • Lee Jalovec • Pete Janowitz • Scott Jansen • Dave Laib • Bert tenKate • Jim Proebstel • Tom Schaper • Bill Glaze • Bob Hartman 1976
Tektronix WR501 16-channel word recognizer Pete Janowitz • Milt Klaudt • Dennis Glasby • Mike Lancaster 1976
Tektronix T912 10 MHz analog storage scope Jim Hinze • Mike Cranford • Al Hill • Jaime Navia • Lee Jalovec • Pete Janowitz • Scott Jansen • Dave Laib • Bert tenKate • Jim Proebstel • Tom Schaper • Bill Glaze • Bob Hartman 1976
Tektronix T921 15 MHz single channel analog scope Jim Hinze • Mike Cranford • Al Hill • Jaime Navia • Lee Jalovec • Pete Janowitz • Scott Jansen • Dave Laib • Bert tenKate • Jim Proebstel • Tom Schaper • Bill Glaze • Bob Hartman 1976
Tektronix T922 15 MHz dual channel analog scope Jim Hinze • Mike Cranford • Al Hill • Jaime Navia • Lee Jalovec • Pete Janowitz • Scott Jansen • Dave Laib • Bert tenKate • Jim Proebstel • Tom Schaper • Bill Glaze • Bob Hartman 1976
Tektronix T932 35 MHz dual channel analog scope Jim Hinze • Mike Cranford • Al Hill • Jaime Navia • Lee Jalovec • Pete Janowitz • Scott Jansen • Dave Laib • Bert tenKate • Jim Proebstel • Tom Schaper • Bill Glaze • Bob Hartman 1976
Tektronix T935 35 MHz low-cost scope Jim Hinze • Mike Cranford • Al Hill • Jaime Navia • Lee Jalovec • Pete Janowitz • Scott Jansen • Dave Laib • Bert tenKate • Jim Proebstel • Tom Schaper • Bill Glaze • Bob Hartman 1976
Tektronix T922R 15 MHz dual channel analog scope Jim Hinze • Mike Cranford • Al Hill • Jaime Navia • Lee Jalovec • Pete Janowitz • Scott Jansen • Dave Laib • Bert tenKate • Jim Proebstel • Tom Schaper • Bill Glaze • Bob Hartman 1977
Tektronix 834 Programmable data communications tester Pete Janowitz • John Light • Jeff McMeekin • Randy Deitrich • Bill Randle • Lynn Saunders • Wendell Damm 1980
Tektronix 836 Programmable data communications tester Pete Janowitz • John Light • Jeff McMeekin • Randy Deitrich • Bill Randle • Lynn Saunders • Wendell Damm • Ken Spencer • Dennis Holmbo 1986
Tektronix 835 Programmable data communications tester Pete Janowitz • John Light • Jeff McMeekin • Randy Deitrich • Bill Randle • Lynn Saunders • Wendell Damm • Ken Spencer • Dennis Holmbo 1986

Components by Pete Janowitz

Patents by Pedro Max Janowitz

Page Title Inventors Assignee Filed Granted Links
Patent US 3999128A Time interval measurement method and apparatus Pedro Max Janowitz • Jim Godwin Tektronix Inc 1975-04-18 1976-12-21
Patent US 4860291A Test vector definition system employing template concept Wendell W. Damm • Keith Taylor • Ira G. Pollock • Pedro Max Janowitz Tektronix Inc 1987-12-28 1989-08-22
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