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321Aversus513

Tektronix 321A, Tektronix 513, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

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Attribute
321ATektronix
513Tektronix
OEMTektronixTektronix
Categoryoscilloscopeoscilloscope
Wafer size——
Process node——
Introduced19621946
Production run1962–1950–1955
Lifecycle——
Lifecycle milestones——
Control system——
Generation——
FamilyTektronix 321ATektronix 513
Cited variants—
Specifications
model typeall-transistor oscilloscope[2]—
relationship to Model 321follow-on version released about a year and a half later[2]—
Model 321 descriptionfirst battery-operated transistor oscilloscope[2]—
ManufacturerTektronix[3]—
Model321A[3]—
Year1964[3]—
CategoryService- or Lab Equipment[3]—
Typesingle-channel oscilloscope[3]—
Bandwidthdc to at least 6 MHz (3 dB down)[4]—
Input couplingAC, DC, and GND[3]—
Vertical sensitivity0.01 V/div to 20 V/div in 11 calibrated steps[4]—
Time base0.5 sec/div to 3 sec/div calibrated sweep rates[4]—
Power sourcesinternal rechargeable battery pack, external DC source, or 115 V AC line[4]—
Power line frequency50-800 cycles[4]—
CRT graticule6 × 10 divisions with 0.2-division centerline markers[4]—
Dimensions146 x 222 x 419 mm[3]—
Net weight6.5 kg[3]—
type—oscilloscope[2]
distinction—first oscilloscope with a true time-base[2]
manufacturer—Tektronix[1]
model—513[1]
device type—single-channel monolithic oscilloscope[1]
bandwidth—18 MHz[1]
first of kind—first oscilloscope with a true time-base[2]
announcement year—1949[1]
introduction year—1950[1]
weight—34 kg (75 pounds)[1]
power—580 watts maximum[1]

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Sources (4)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]w140.comw140.com
  2. [2]en.wikipedia.orgen.wikipedia.org
  3. [3]radiomuseum.orgradiomuseum.org
  4. [4]ia801808.us.archive.orgia801808.us.archive.org