Well, the instruction book at BAMA is dated 1958 and the 130A was considered obsolete when I started with -hp- around the early 1960s.
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On 12/3/2018 7:30 PM, Paul Bicknell wrote:
Hi
what date are we talking about as in 1970 the 140 series went to 20 mhz? real time and 12 ghz sampling also available was the 183 with a real time display of 500 Mhz
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*Subject:* Re: [HP-Agilent-Keysight-equipment] HP 130A
Richard, you and I are meaning different things by "edge connectors." I was thinking of individual wires attached to pins or little slots at the edges of the pc boards. (Yes, "pins" aren't "edge connectors; I was being lazy.) Perhaps the 130 is too old; I've never had one apart.
HP did not want to compete with Tek in the scope field but customers kept asking and finally they decided they could get into the low frequency end of things where Tek wasn't as active.
On Mon, Dec 3, 2018 at 6:55 PM Richard Knoppow <dickburk@... <mailto:dickburk@...>> wrote:
? ?Well, that is my impression also. I used -hp- scopes because
its what we had but always thought the triggers left
something to
be desired.
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