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Tektronics 465M oscope. 1
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For an oscilloscope, doesn't the 'bandwidth' specification mean that the frequency response is from DC to xxx MHz where the response will be 3dB down at the high end of the range ? In other words, the frequency range for your scope would be from zero to 100 MHz, but the displayed amplitude will be low at the higher end. You'll have to dig further to find out the frequency range where the drop-off starts (probably somewhere in the range of 60 to 80 MHz or so - a guess). Hopefully you'll hear from someone with a manual.
Your probe may enter into this as well.
PS: I got a lot more hits on using 'tek 465m' than using 'tektronics 465m'.
Your probe may enter into this as well.
PS: I got a lot more hits on using 'tek 465m' than using 'tektronics 465m'.
< usually has both scope and manuals for reasonable prices. <nbucska@pcperipherals.com>
jbartos
Electrical
- Jan 15, 2000
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Suggestion: It may be a good idea to contact the manufacturer for the literature
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You may like to be interested in the replacement of 465M by TDS220. Visit
for more info
and for discontinuation of TDS220 and replacement by TDS1000 and TDS2000 Series
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