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The '''Tektronix 11201''' is a 400 MHz sampling oscilloscope. It does not take plug-ins, | The '''Tektronix 11201''' is a 400 MHz sampling oscilloscope. It does not take plug-ins, | ||
but it is electrically similar to the [[11401]] with two 11A32 plugins and uses the same firmware. | but it is electrically similar to the [[11401]] with two 11A32 plugins and uses the same firmware. | ||
The 11201 is specified to have nine bits of vertical resolution | |||
whereas the 11401 and 11402 are specified to have ten bits of vertical resolution. | The 11201 is specified to have nine bits of vertical resolution whereas the 11401 and 11402 are specified to have ten bits of vertical resolution. | ||
[[David White]] was the project manager for the 11201. | [[David White]] was the project manager for the 11201. | ||
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# Memory Board (A18) | # Memory Board (A18) | ||
The five boards plug into the card cage interconnect, which is completely passive. | The five boards plug into the card cage interconnect, which is completely passive. | ||
All card cage | All card cage interconnects are 96-pin DIN 41612 connectors (3 rows of 32 pins each, also used for VME bus) that are wired identically. | ||
The main microprocessor for the 11201 is an [[Intel 80286]] with an 80287 math co-processor. | The main microprocessor for the 11201 is an [[Intel 80286]] with an 80287 math co-processor. | ||