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The Tektronix Type 127 is a power supply and preamplifier for  
The Tektronix Type 127 is a power supply, calibrator, and unity-gain preamplifier for  
two [[letter-series and 1-series plug-ins|letter-series or 1-series plug-ins]].   
two [[letter-series and 1-series plug-ins|letter-series or 1-series plug-ins]].   
The Type 127 was [[introduced in 1958]].
The Type 127 was [[introduced in 1958]].
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[[500-series scopes|500-series oscilloscope]]: a 50/60Hz transformer, [[selenium rectifiers]],  
[[500-series scopes|500-series oscilloscope]]: a 50/60Hz transformer, [[selenium rectifiers]],  
a single voltage reference tube controlling  
a single voltage reference tube controlling  
all output voltages, and [[6080]] pass tubes for the regulated outputs.  The 127 contains a
all output voltages, and [[6080]] pass tubes for the regulated outputs.   
fully differential DC-coupled 15MHz amplifier for each channel with cathode follower outputs
on the front and rear panels.   


The 127 targets use cases one wants to use Tektronix plug-ins as front-end amplifiers for other
instrumentation.  [[1-series and letter-series plug-ins]] have relatively high output impedance.
The 127 provides 20MHz unity gain amplifiers that can drive low impedance loads such as long
coaxial cables.  Each of the two amplifiers in the 127 is fully differential and outputs are on
the front and rear panels.
The 127 has unity gain if the output is taken differentially and each output
is terminated in 170 ohms.
The 127 is a 5U (8.75"/22.2cm) rackmount unit and weighs 37 pounds (16.9kg).
Maximum power consumption is 450W.


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