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The 11A32 uses the same firmware as the [[11A34]].
The 11A32 uses the same firmware as the [[11A34]].
The display output of the channel 1 M377 amplifier (A1U310) is in parallel with the display output of the channel 2 M377 amplifier (A1U410)
and the combined signal is presented to the mainframe via the plug-in interface connector.
The same is true of the trigger outputs of both amplifiers.
This is possible because
* regardless of whether the amplifier's output is enabled, each amplifier's output has a source impedance of 100 Ω so the two amplifiers in parallel match the 50 Ω spec of the [[11000 Series plug-in interface]].
* regardless of whether the amplifier's output is enabled, each amplifier's nominal common-mode output voltage is zero (without signal input)
* regardless of whether the amplifier's output is enabled, each amplifier's nominal differential output voltage is zero (without signal input)
See the block diagram below.


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Tek 11a32.jpg
Tek 11a32.jpg
Tek 11a32 2.jpg
Tek 11a32 2.jpg
Tek 11a32 block diagram.png
Tek 11a32 block diagram.png|Block diagram
Tektronix 11A32 schematic pg 2 stitch.jpg|11A32 Main Board Schematic
Tektronix 11A32 schematic pg 2 stitch.jpg|11A32 Main Board Schematic
Tektronix 11A32 schematic pg 4.jpg|11A32 Main Interface
Tektronix 11A32 schematic pg 4.jpg|11A32 Main Interface