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The 517 uses 24 kV total acceleration voltage on the CRT.   
The 517 uses 24 kV total acceleration voltage on the CRT.   
This is generated by the [[420|Type 420]] High Voltage Power Supply subsystem in the 517.   
This is generated by the [[420|Type 420]] High Voltage Power Supply subsystem in the 517.   
It uses a 1.8 kHz oscillator to produce the high voltage,  
It uses a 1.8 kHz oscillator to produce the high voltage, unlike other Tek scopes which use HV oscillators in the ultrasonic range.
unlike other Tek scopes which use HV oscillators in the ultrasonic range.


The 517 has a switch on the front panel that selects between  
The 517 has a switch on the front panel that selects between normal vertical sensitivity, which uses the full 24 kV acceleration voltage,  
normal vertical sensitivity, which uses the full 24 kV acceleration voltage,  
and "X2" mode, which drops the acceleration voltage to 12 kV for a doubling of the vertical sensitivity.   
and "X2" mode, which drops the acceleration voltage to 12 kV  
The control works by switching the voltage division ratio of the feedback to the error amplifier in the HV supply.
for a doubling of the vertical sensitivity.   
The control works by switching the the voltage division ratio  
of the feedback to the error amplifier in the HV supply.


== CRTs Used in the 517 ==
== CRTs Used in the 517 ==

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