Used TEKTRONIX 370B #293794838 for sale

TEKTRONIX 370B is a digital signal oscilloscope that enhances the performance of transistors, circuits, and digital logic circuits. It features a single oscilloscope channel with a bandwidth of 10 MHz as well as a dual-channel counter/timer with a maximum clock frequency of 20 MHz. 370B is also equipped with a five-digit digital frequency counter that offers measurements up to 200 MHz. TEKTRONIX 370B digital oscilloscope has a 7-inch mono CRT display and can digitally measure a signal's amplitude, base, crest, and width up to 2 or 5 decimal places. The instrument also features a high-sensitivity time base with non-volatile preset time/voltage settings, a 3-digit overload detector, and a 10-digit linearity adjuster. 370B is designed for both bench top use and inside a 19-inch rack for data acquisition purposes. TEKTRONIX 370B is built to be both reliable and user-friendly. It's light weight and ergonomic design make it easy to transport from one location to another. Additionally, its user-friendly front panel controls include 4-mode input coupling, dual-sweep rate for both channels, auto-time base switching and a manual trigger that can be pre-set to help detect intermittent inputs in electrical circuits. 370B digital oscilloscope also includes numerous test accessories including two 10X/X0 probes, an uni-rack, and a mains lead. All the probes are individually aligned, ensuring a high degree of accuracy during usage. The instrument's memory feature can store up to 16 sets of readings, allowing users to look back and review their results. TEKTRONIX 370B digital oscilloscope is constructed with an 8-layer circuit board containing both 5 and 12 bit A/D converters. It can also measure both analog and digital signals. Its anti-glare screen is also very easy to read, making it convenient for technicians in poorly lit areas. With its versatile range of functions and excellent design, 370B digital oscilloscope is a great choice for technicians and engineers who need the capability to identify, diagnose and repair a wide variety of electronics components.