They began by building products using Tektronix components and assemblies and then developed their own products usually focusing on miniaturization and specialization for the Japanese market. Click on the image to view the PDF. This October 3, TekWeek features an addition to the building. In they expanded with a new facility in Gotemba and moved manufacturing. These February 6, TekTalk articles describe the new facilities.
We have one on display in the museum. In the time period from to sales expanded more than 10X. This photo shows the Gotemba facility with the original building on the right and the expansion on the left. The Gotemba building can be seen today on Google Maps by searching for " This September 21, TekWeek features his visit.
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Toggle navigation. Home Messages Hashtags. Search Cancel. Harvey White. Can they confirm the timebase selection options that appear in the menu CLK? Cute little things. They both run identical hardware with exception of the acquisition board pair. Configuration is determined on boot up. As mentioned earlier, you will see either two banks of ports on the [SETUP] menu if it's , or four if it's a On power-up, both units default to "50 nS" clk rate internal setting.
The clock ASIC diagnostic screen can only set the clock rate, and you have to use a scope to verify the generated clock. If you cannot set the 20 nS clock rate, I would suspect that the CPU is mis-identifiying the hardware. We take for granted these days the robustness of modern logic chips that seem to be impervious to static charge.
Work on your in a static controlled environment! Good luck in your diagnosis. All for now. I've reseated all the boards 2 times now, no change. Can someone explain? Date: Sunday, March 10, , PM well mine has goes from 50ns to ext. Comments inline It sounds like a hardware failure.
If the W is misread, I don't think the CPU can tell the difference between sample memories and the dual bank glitch memories that reside in the same banks.
And glitch and trigger hardware setup is mostly write-only, or wired in such a way that cannot be exhaustively tested for correct functionality easily. I have checked and rechecked all the connections from the modules to the motherboard, I've even redone all the solder joints on it, but still no luck. Also, the probes work, they have a signal so to speak, so why on earth doesn't the detection works?
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