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(Created page with "thumb|150px|right|Hale Farley 1973 (in [[Media:Tekscope_1973_V5_N6_Nov_1973.pdf|TekScope V.5 N.6)]] {{Person |Names=Hale Farley |Birth date= |Birth place= |Death date= |Death place= |Countries= |Affiliations=Tektronix; |Wikidata id= }} started at Tektronix on August 1973 as the SPS (Signal Processing Systems) Marketing Engineer for Bob Hightower. In 1977, Larry Sutter recommended he take an assignment in the field and he started as a SPS S...") |
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==Links== | ==Links== | ||
* [https://vintagetek.org/tektronix-r7912-programmable-transient-waveform-digitizer/ Hale Farley, ''Tektronix R7912 Programmable Transient Waveform Digitizer''] (2012) | |||
* [https://vintagetek.org/tektronix-measurements-of-emp/ Hale Farley, ''Tektronix Measurements of EMP from Nuclear Detonation''] (June 2020) @ vintagetek.org | * [https://vintagetek.org/tektronix-measurements-of-emp/ Hale Farley, ''Tektronix Measurements of EMP from Nuclear Detonation''] (June 2020) @ vintagetek.org | ||
* [https://vintagetek.org/sps-basic/ Hale Farley, ''The R7912 and SPS TEK Basic Software''] @ vintagetek.org | * [https://vintagetek.org/sps-basic/ Hale Farley, ''The R7912 and SPS TEK Basic Software''] @ vintagetek.org | ||
{{Documents|Author=Hale Farley}} | {{Documents|Author=Hale Farley}} | ||