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We instead productized the [[SD-20]] module in the Lab Scopes HFCD product area, which essentially was our 20 GHz sampler from the [[SD-23]] / [[SD-24]] designs but with the 50 Ohm coax fed back out to the front panel instead of having the built in internal 50 Ohm termination on the channel. And it was fully calibrated, since it didn’t have the modularity of this other proposal.
We instead productized the [[SD-20]] module in the Lab Scopes HFCD product area, which essentially was our 20 GHz sampler from the [[SD-23]] / [[SD-24]] designs but with the 50 Ohm coax fed back out to the front panel instead of having the built in internal 50 Ohm termination on the channel. And it was fully calibrated, since it didn’t have the modularity of this other proposal.


This device, the SD-20, and for that matter the [[S-6]] of the 7K generation all suffered from customer inattention to ESD issues - there were a lot of repairs needed. As a result, our 8000-series never included a loop through feature, although we do support high BW TekConnect probes through the [[80A03]]. And furthermore, all of our samplers now run open loop, with on-the-fly point correction for the front end nonlinearity, so there is no loop gain correction needed.
This device, the SD-20, and for that matter the [[S-6]] of the 7K generation all suffered from customer inattention to ESD issues - there were a lot of repairs needed. As a result, our 8000-series never included a loop through feature, although we do support high BW [[TekConnect_connector|TekConnect]] probes through the [[80A03]]. And furthermore, all of our samplers now run open loop, with on-the-fly point correction for the front end nonlinearity, so there is no loop gain correction needed.
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* SRD: Step Recovery Diode
* SRD: Step Recovery Diode
* HFCD: High Frequency Components Development.  This division under Ken Holland for many years developed the input attenuators for all 7K and 11K scopes, cam switches, Hypcon Connector, 11A52 and 11A72 input attenuators, later the sampling heads.
* HFCD: High Frequency Components Development.  This division under [[Ken Holland]] for many years developed the input attenuators for all 7K and 11K scopes, [[Cam_switch|cam switches]], [[Hypcon]] Connector, [[11A52]] and [[11A72]] input attenuators, later the sampling heads.


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