Tektronix

T 922 Oscilloscope

Produced 1976–1981Tektronix T 922 Oscilloscope family

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The Tektronix T 922 Oscilloscope is a 15 MHz dual channel analog scope. The Tektronix T 922 Oscilloscope was produced from 1976 to 1981.^[1]

T 922 Oscilloscope — Inventory photo — Fig. 01T 922 OscilloscopeInventory photo^[2]

Produced

1976–1981

Power

50-60 Hz^[2]

What it is

The Tektronix T922 is a 15 MHz dual-channel analog oscilloscope from the T900 series. The T922 was produced from 1976 to 1981.^[1]

Applications

Standard probes for the T922 are two P6006 ×10 probes.^[1]

What do the numbers mean?

Power & electrical19

Frequency: 50-60 Hz^[2]
Watts (Max): 80^[2]
120v Range Low: 90v-110v^[2]
120v Range High: 108v-132v^[2]
240v Range Low: 188v-242v^[2]
240v Range High: 216v-250v^[2]
Nominal Line: 120v Low 90v–106v High 104v–126v^[3]
Nominal Line: 240v Low 189v–223v High 217v–253v^[3]
Power: 50 Watts Max, 60 Hz^[3]
Bandwidth: 15 MHz^[1]
Line Frequency: 50-60 Hz^[2]
Voltage Ranges: 120V range: Low 90V-110V, High 108V-132V; 240V range: Low 188V-242V, High 216V-250V^[2]
Ext Z Axis Input: 10 kΩ, 30 V (P-P) Max^[3]
Power frequency: 50-60 Hz^[2]
Voltage range, 120 V setting: 90 V-110 V low; 108 V-132 V high^[2]
Voltage range, 240 V setting: 188 V-242 V low; 216 V-250 V high^[2]
Power frequency: 60 Hz^[3]
Nominal line, 120 V: 90 V-106 V low; 104 V-126 V high^[3]
Nominal line, 240 V: 189 V-223 V low; 217 V-253 V high^[3]

Control & software2

CRT: 154-0729-00^[1]
CRT: 154-0729-00 CRT^[1]

Configuration & options9

Va (Max): 80^[2]
Channels: 2 (dual)^[1]
Standard Probes: Two P6006 ×10 probes^[1]
Power Consumption (Max): 80 VA (80 W)^[2]
Type: analog scope^[1]
Channels: dual channel^[1]
Series: T900 series^[1]
Power: 80 VA max^[2]
Power: 50 W max^[3]

Vintage & configurations

1976Production start^[1]
Production began
1981Production end^[1]
Production ended

Documented models & variants

Designation	Generation	Vintage	Changes	Source
T922R	—	—	Rack-mount version	w140.com^[1]

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Frequency50-60 Hz^[2]
Watts (Max)80^[2]
120v Range Low90v-110v^[2]
120v Range High108v-132v^[2]
240v Range Low188v-242v^[2]
240v Range High216v-250v^[2]
Nominal Line120v Low 90v–106v High 104v–126v^[3]
Nominal Line240v Low 189v–223v High 217v–253v^[3]
Power50 Watts Max, 60 Hz^[3]
Bandwidth15 MHz^[1]
Line Frequency50-60 Hz^[2]
Voltage Ranges120V range: Low 90V-110V, High 108V-132V; 240V range: Low 188V-242V, High 216V-250V^[2]
Ext Z Axis Input10 kΩ, 30 V (P-P) Max^[3]
Power frequency50-60 Hz^[2]
Voltage range, 120 V setting90 V-110 V low; 108 V-132 V high^[2]
Voltage range, 240 V setting188 V-242 V low; 216 V-250 V high^[2]
Power frequency60 Hz^[3]
Nominal line, 120 V90 V-106 V low; 104 V-126 V high^[3]
Nominal line, 240 V189 V-223 V low; 217 V-253 V high^[3]

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Frequently asked questions

How many channels does the T922 have?

Two channels (dual channel).^[1]

During which years was the T922 produced?

From 1976 to 1981.^[1]

What type of CRT does the T922 use?

The T922 uses the 154-0729-00 CRT.^[1]

Not publicly documented

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The control-system platform and OS era of the T 922 Oscilloscope are not on record.
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The process node or technology generation of the T 922 Oscilloscope is not on record.
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No publicly documented compatible parts, consumables, or accessories for the T 922 Oscilloscope are on record.
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No publicly hosted manuals, SOPs, or datasheets for the T 922 Oscilloscope are on record.
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