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-introduced=1989 |
+introduced=1991 |
 discontinued=1995 |
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-* [[Media:070-7837-00.pdf|Tektronix 2252 Operators Manual (PDF)]]
 * [[Media:Tek_2252_2247A_2245A_Specs.pdf|Tektronix 2245A/2247A/2252 Specifications (PDF)]]
 * [[Media:2252_2247A_2245A_Specs.pdf|Tektronix 2245A/2247A/2252 Specifications (PDF, OCR, bad-OCR)]]
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-The '''Tektronix 2252''' is a 100 MHz four-channel analog oscilloscope with a built-in 200 MHz counter/timer.
+The '''Tektronix 2252''' is a 100 MHz four-channel analog oscilloscope with a built-in 200 MHz counter/timer.  Channels 1-2 are fully-functional, whereas 3-4 are limited in both deflection factor and coupling, as they are intended mainly for digital and trigger signals.
-The 2252 is identical to the 2247A but with added functions of Push-Button Hardcopy Output on the front panel, and on the back panel a Centronics-compatible 25-pin connector for printing waveforms and a GPIB port for full programmability.
+The 2252 includes the same features of the 2247A plus Push-Button Hardcopy Output, Centronics Interface, and Full GPIB programmability.
-Channels 1-2 are fully-functional, whereas 3-4 are limited in both deflection factor and coupling, as they are intended mainly for digital and trigger signals.
-The 2252 also has advanced features like automatic setup, tracking cursors, integrated voltmeter and counter/timer functions, and can store/recall of 20 front panel setups.
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