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See also [[:Category:5000 series scopes]]
See also [[:Category:5000 series scopes]]


Introduction to the 5000-Series Oscilloscopes
= Introduction to the 5000-Series Oscilloscopes =


The Basics of the 5000-Series
== The Basics of the 5000-Series ==


The 5000-series (5K) was introduced  in 1971 as lower-cost, laboratory oscilloscope
The 5000-series (5K) was introduced  in 1971 as lower-cost, laboratory oscilloscope
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Mainframe and Plug-In Numbering Convention
== Mainframe and Plug-In Numbering Convention ==


While the 7000-series has a certain convention for numbering the mainframes, the
While the 7000-series has a certain convention for numbering the mainframes, the
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The Two Faces of 5K and Compatibility
== The Two Faces of 5K and Compatibility ==


The 5000-series is divided into two general categories:  the low-frequency
The 5000-series is divided into two general categories:  the low-frequency
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TM500-Series/5000-Series Compatibility
== TM500-Series/5000-Series Compatibility ==
          
          
The mechanical aspects of the TM500 line of modular instrumentation and those of
The mechanical aspects of the TM500 line of modular instrumentation and those of
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how the two systems are not the least bit compatible.
how the two systems are not the least bit compatible.


Plug-Ins and Bandwidth
== Plug-Ins and Bandwidth ==


The 5100-series mainframes are limited to a bandwidth of 2 MHz.  As low as that
The 5100-series mainframes are limited to a bandwidth of 2 MHz.  As low as that
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Some Interesting Notes
== Some Interesting Notes ==


The dual-beam 5444 was offered for sale for just one catalog year at $3330 and then
The dual-beam 5444 was offered for sale for just one catalog year at $3330 and then

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