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[tek 2246] single sweep purpose
David Hess:
--- Quote from: TimFox on December 11, 2022, 11:51:28 pm ---The P7 phosphors have very long persistence, with a second phosphor (excited by light from the prompt first phosphor layer) persisting for roughly a minute in dark light.
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The older Tektronix catalogs have details about the various phosphors, but I never found anything to explain why some P31 phosphor is bluer and some is greener.
--- Code: ---P31 Green Relative Luminance 100% Relative Photographic Writing Speed 50% Decay Med-Short
P11 Blue Relative Luminance 15% Relative Photographic Writing Speed 100% Decay Med-Short
P7 Blue Relative Luminance 35% Relative Photographic Writing Speed 75% Decay Long
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P7 is fluorescent in blue and phosphorescent in yellowish-green. P39 is a yellowish-green with a long decay for low refresh rate displays.
cdc3oo:
Big thanks to all of you for those very informative answers !!!
:-+ :-+ :-+ :-+
jonpaul:
mémoire
1970s, 1980s, Tektronix 7000, 475B, dark room, scope hood, max intensity
Trigger DUT, eyes glued to the scope hood, shot, repeat.....
Many happy hours working on HV pulse transformers, arc lamp ignitors, radar pulser, transient generators.
Had tektronix scope cameras triggered to the sweep on 7000 scopes, used Polaroids.
just the ramblings of an old retired EE
Jon
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