Used TEKTRONIX 7L5 #9023954 for sale

TEKTRONIX 7L5 is a portable, handheld oscilloscope from the 1970s. It is a dual-trace instrument that utilizes an analog cathode ray tube (CRT). 7L5 was one of the earliest handheld digital storage scopes to be released and was seen as a breakthrough in its time for making oscilloscope testing easier and more compact than ever before. TEKTRONIX 7L5 uses two different vertical amplifiers which control the displacement of the input signal on the CRT viewport. These vertical amplifiers have a calibrated gain ranging from 1 millivolt to 10 volts per division. It also has a time base calibrated from 0.2 microseconds to 2 milliseconds per division. 7L5 has two analog voltage grids that allow both vertical and full-screen measurement capabilities. The vertical voltage grid permits measurements along one axis, while the full-screen grid allows for both horizontal and vertical measurements. TEKTRONIX 7L5 also has a third voltage grid that allows the user to measure the voltage difference between two specific points. 7L5 comes with two types of probes. The first is a single ended probe, which is used for making single point measurements. The second is an H-probe which is for measuring voltage of two points simultaneously. These probes can be connected through a BNC connector and used with the scope for measurement. TEKTRONIX 7L5 has several great features for a scope of its time. It has a 5-watt power rating and can be powered using an AC adapter or a battery. It weighs 8.75 lbs and its dimensions are 10.25" by 9.5" by 19.25" making it small and light enough to be highly portable. The scope also comes with a wide selection of other useful features. It has two single-button setting functions on its front panel which allow users to quickly adjust the time base and voltage gain settings. The scope also comes with a spectrum of vertical and horizontal sweep modes as well as a direct current triggering mode for accurate measurements. 7L5 is an excellent electronic test equipment device that is capable of producing detailed, accurate measurements of electronic signals. It is lightweight and highly portable making it a favorite test device for any electronics enthusiast. Its well-designed form factor and features make it perfect for use in the field, and its warm reception from consumers led to the production of several more generations of handheld oscilloscopes.