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summary=1 MHz dual beam differential scope |
summary=1 MHz dual beam differential scope |
image=Tek_502_front.jpg |
image=Tek_502_front.jpg |
caption=Tek 502 front |
caption=Tek 502 front (with Single Sweep Mod 104)|
introduced=1958 |
introduced=1958 |
discontinued=1973 |
discontinued=1973 |
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Both beams have differential inputs.  The horizontal deflection plates are common to both beams.   
Both beams have differential inputs.  The horizontal deflection plates are common to both beams.   
Mod 104 on a 502 provides single sweep lockout.


A recessed switch in the left side panel allows the upper beam amplifier to be connected to the horizontal deflection plates for single-beam X-Y operation, providing a differential X input with the same sensitivity as the Y channel.  The upper beam is positioned off screen in this mode.
A recessed switch in the left side panel allows the upper beam amplifier to be connected to the horizontal deflection plates for single-beam X-Y operation, providing a differential X input with the same sensitivity as the Y channel.  The upper beam is positioned off screen in this mode.
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There is no post-deflection acceleration.
There is no post-deflection acceleration.
The CRT cathode voltage is −2900 V.
The CRT cathode voltage is −2900 V.
Mod 104 on a 502 provides single sweep lockout.


Later 502A have solid state (include nuvistor) input stage,
Later 502A have solid state (include nuvistor) input stage,
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===502===
===502===
<gallery>
<gallery>
Tek 502 front fl2.jpg
Tek 502 front fl2.jpg | 502 without Mod 104, front
Tek 502 front fl.jpg
Tek 502 front fl.jpg | 502 with Mod 104 (single sweep), front
Tek_502_front.jpg|502 front view
Tek_502_front.jpg|502 front view
Tek_502.jpg | Image magnified from a flyer
Tek_502.jpg | Image magnified from a flyer

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