Tom Rousseau

Tom Rousseau (? – ?)

• Washington State University, Bachelor Physics
• Tektronix, 1968−1998
• RadiSys, 1998−2001
• Audio Precision, VP Engineering, June 2001 - October 2007

Tek Products

• designed 7A26, 7A15A, 7A16A, 7A18, 7A24
• project manager for 7854
• project manager for 11400 series
• played key roles in the development of the TDS 400/500 and TDS 3000 series

Documents Authored by Tom Rousseau

Document	Page	Class	Title	Author(s)	Year	Refers to
Tekscope 1980 V12 N3.pdf	3	Article	Digital Waveform Processing in a High-Performance 7000-Series Oscilloscope	Tom Rousseau • Bill Cox	1980	7854

Products by Tom Rousseau

Manufacturer	Model	Description	Designers	Introduced
Tektronix	7A15	80 MHz vertical amplifier	Tom Rousseau	1970
Tektronix	7A18	75 MHz dual-channel amplifier	Tom Rousseau	1971
Tektronix	7A17	150 MHz customizable vertical amplifier	Tom Rousseau	1972
Tektronix	7A15A	80 MHz vertical amplifier	Tom Rousseau	1973
Tektronix	7A16A	225 MHz vertical amplifier	Tom Rousseau	1973
Tektronix	7A26	200 MHz dual-channel amplifier	Tom Rousseau	1974
Tektronix	7A24	400 MHz dual channel vertical amplifier	Tom Rousseau	1974
Tektronix	7854	400 MHz waveform-processing scope	Tom Rousseau • Les Larson • Jack Collins • Ellen Deleganes • Jim Schlegel • Gary Fladstol • Val Garuts • Tim Holte • Burt Johnson • Bruce Kingsland • Wes Kosta • Jim Tallman • Kirk Wimmer	1980
Tektronix	11401	digitizing scope	Tom Rousseau • Murlan Kaufman • Gary Fladstol • Jack Collins • Les Larson • Steve Pepper • Jon Lueker • Dick Guarnero	1986
Tektronix	11402	Digital scope	Tom Rousseau • Murlan Kaufman • Gary Fladstol • Jack Collins • Les Larson • Steve Pepper • Jon Lueker • Dick Guarnero	1986

Links

• Tom Rousseau's Golden 100,000th 7A26 @ vintagetek.org

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  Tom Rousseau 1980

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  Tom Rousseau and Deane Kidd at the Engineering Release party for the 7854

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  Tom Rousseau, Greg Rogers, and Cliff Baker