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* [[Media:Tek 160a fcp.pdf|Tektronix 160a Factory Calibration Procedure]] (OCR)
* [[Media:Tek 160a fcp.pdf|Tektronix 160a Factory Calibration Procedure]] (OCR)
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The '''Tektronix 160 series''' is a modular instrument system designed to generate timed pulses of variable amplitude and width for use in nerve stimulation/neurophysical experiments.  It was designed by [[Dick Ropiequet]] and made from 1952 or 1953 until at least 1970 (appearing in the catalog for that year but not subsequent years, though limited production may have continued).  
The '''Tektronix 160 series''' is a modular instrument system designed to generate timed pulses of variable amplitude and width for use in nerve stimulation/neurophysical experiments.  It was designed by [[Dick Ropiequet]] and made from 1952 until at least 1970 (appearing in the catalog for that year but not subsequent years, though limited production may have continued).  


A 160 series system typically includes a Type 160 or 160A power supply, a [[360|Type 360 indicator unit]], and one or more of the [[161]], [[162]], and [[163]] trigger and sweep modules. There is also a single-unit power supply, the [[126]]. The height of each module is 7U (seven rack units), and they can be installed in the FA 160 mounting frame.
A 160 series system typically includes a Type 160 or 160A power supply, a [[360|Type 360 indicator unit]], and one or more of the [[161]], [[162]], and [[163]] trigger and sweep modules. There is also a single-unit power supply, the [[126]]. The height of each module is 7U (seven rack units), and they can be installed in the FA 160 mounting frame.
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Tek160_underside.jpeg          | 160 bottom
Tek160_underside.jpeg          | 160 bottom
Tek 160 schem.png              | 160 schematic
Tek 160 schem.png              | 160 schematic
Type-160 TekTalk May1952.jpg  | 160 introduction in TekTalk May 1952
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