Used TEKTRONIX 308 #122122 for sale

TEKTRONIX 308 is a revolutionary piece of electronic test equipment that was in production from 1965 to 1974. This versatile product includes a pair of Oscilloscopes with a Frequency Counter and Signal Generator, which are all housed in a one large unit. It has been used in laboratories, factories and service centers to monitor, troubleshoot and test various types of electrical equipment. The two Oscilloscopes include two screens, and each screen can be adjusted independently, making it possible to view two signals at the same time. Each screen has its own trigger, horizontal and vertical sweep controls, and adjustable amplifiers. The horizontal sweep controls allow the user to adjust the horizontal sweep rate, while the vertical sweep controls are used to adjust the amplitude of the signals. With the Oscilloscopes, users can view a variety of waveforms, including sine, square, and triangle, as well as pulse and burst signals. 308 also includes a Frequency Counter that can measure up to 10MHz. It is connected to the Oscilloscopes, which can be used to measure the frequency of a signal. The Frequency Counter has a large 12-digit display with a back-lit illumination for ease of viewing. It also has an adjustable logical gate for precise selection of the signal. The Signal Generator included with TEKTRONIX 308 has four outputs, with an adjustable frequency range from 50Hz to 2MHz. The output levels can also be adjusted, allowing users to generate signals of various amplitudes and frequencies. The output can be connected to the oscilloscope, allowing users to monitor the signal while they make adjustments. Overall, 308 provides a reliable and precise testing solution for a variety of electrical and electronic circuits. With its combination of oscilloscope, frequency counter, and signal generator, users can easily and quickly diagnose and troubleshoot complex electrical faults. It is a great example of robust design and reliable performance, making it a popular choice in laboratories and factories since it was first released in 1965.