Tektronix

468 Oscilloscope

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The Tektronix 468 Oscilloscope is a portable digital storage oscilloscope. The Tektronix 468 Oscilloscope has a four-trace, dc-to-100 MHz vertical deflection system. The Tektronix 468 Oscilloscope includes cursor measurement of time and voltage.^[1]^[2]

468 Oscilloscope — Inventory photo — Fig. 01468 OscilloscopeInventory photo^[3]

What it is

The Tektronix 468 is a digital storage oscilloscope.^[5]^[2]

The Tektronix 468 is a portable bench instrument in the oscilloscope class.^[1]

Applications

The Tektronix 468 is used for waveform observation, voltage measurement, and time measurement.^[5]^[2]^[1]

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Power & electrical7

Voltage: 115v 100-125v 50/60hz 150w^[3]
Voltage: 230v 200-250v 50/60hz 150w^[3]
Vertical deflection system: Four-trace, dc-to-100 MHz^[1]
Storage bandwidth: 10 MHz useful storage bandwidth^[1]
Vertical deflection factors: 5 mV to 5 V per division^[1]
Vertical sensitivity: 5 mV/div to 5 V/div^[4]
Bandwidth: 100 MHz^[4]

Configuration & options10

Type: Digital storage oscilloscope^[2]
Portability: Portable^[1]
Display: Four-digit, seven-segment LED display^[1]
A sweep rates: 0.5 s to 0.02 µs per division^[1]
B sweep rates: 50 ms to 0.02 µs per division^[1]
Maximum sweep rate with magnifier: 2 ns per division^[1]
Storage acquisition modes: NORM, ENVELOPE, and optional AVG^[1]
Storage functions: SAVE and SAVE REF^[1]
Trigger/time window options: PRE TRIG and POST TRIG^[1]
Channels: 2^[4]

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Voltage115v 100-125v 50/60hz 150w^[3]
Voltage230v 200-250v 50/60hz 150w^[3]
Vertical deflection systemFour-trace, dc-to-100 MHz^[1]
Storage bandwidth10 MHz useful storage bandwidth^[1]
Vertical deflection factors5 mV to 5 V per division^[1]
Vertical sensitivity5 mV/div to 5 V/div^[4]
Bandwidth100 MHz^[4]

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of instrument is the Tektronix 468?

The Tektronix 468 is a digital storage oscilloscope.^[5]^[2]

Does the Tektronix 468 support cursor measurements?

The Tektronix 468 supports cursor measurement of time and voltage.^[1]

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