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SECTION

1

2

3

SPECIFICATION

General

Electrical
Environmental

Physical

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General

Installation

Mating

First-Time

Basic
Basic

BASIC

Information

Characteristics

Characteristics

INSTRUCTIONS

Information

Operation

Equivalent-Time

Controls

and

Connectors
Operating Information
Applications

SAMPLING

Sampling

PRINCIPLES

Operation

Page

1-1
1-1
1-2
1-2

2-1
2-1
2-1
2-2
2-2
2-2
2-2
2-9

SECTION

Introduction

Basic

Sampling

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Introduction
Block

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Feedback

Vertical

Techniques

Sampling

Wave

Noise

Sensitivity-Deflection

Sampling

Rates

DESCRIPTION

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Output

Time

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Gate

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3-1
3-1

3-4
3-5

3-5
3-5
3-6
3-7
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3-8
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4-5
4-8

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4-9

4-11
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6-10
6-11
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V,O.lA

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MA
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72982
56289 40C638

56289

72982
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72982

72982
72982

56289

56289

72982
72982

56289
56289
72982
72982

56289
56289

56289
72982
72982
72982
72982
72982

56289

01295

07263 FD7003
01295
012951N4152

01295
01295
012951N4152
01295
01295
80009

012951N4152R
80009
012951N4152
01295
01295
80009

80009
012951N4152
01295
01295
012951N4152

012951N4152

01295
01295
012951N4152
012951N4152R
01295
01295

012951N4152

M

frPartNum

0831085Z5E00471J
20C376

301-05

000G0210J

855

-535U2J1o1J

855

-535U2J101J

855

-558Z

150D226X001582
150D226X0015B2

8131N031Z5UO
8131Ν031Ζ5υ0105

150D226X001582
150D226XO

8131Ν031Ζ5υΟ105
8131N031Z5U

150D226XO015B2
150D564XO100A2

150D226X0015B2
8131Ν031
8131Ν031Ζ5υ
8131Ν031
8131N031Z5UOlO5Z

8131N031ZSUOlO5Z

150D564XO100A2

R
IN4152R
IN4152R

IN4152R

R

IN4152R
IN4152R

R

1N4152R

1

N4152

R
152-0323-00

152-0323-00

R
IN4152R
IN4152R
152-0323-00

152-0323-00

R

1

N4152

R

IN4152R

R

R

1N4152R

N4152

R

1

R

IN4152R

1N4152R

R

REV

7_

4

G,

1980

S

EP

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M

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Code

01295
01295

01295
012951Ν
012951N

01295

01295

012951Ν
01295

012951N

01295

76854
08806

76854
08806

76854

08806

71468
98291

98291 51-051-0049
05574

98291
98291

98291
98291

80009
80009
80009
80009

80009 120-0382-00
80009

80009

M

frPartNum

IN4152R
1Ν4152

Α

IN4152R

Α

4152
4152

R

IN4152R
IN4152R

4152

Α

IN4152R

4152

R

IN4152R

17AS15
683AS15

A

S15

17

683AS15

17AS15
683AS15

DM

53741-5001

51-051-0049

000221-0355
016-8010-00-0208

016-8010-00-0208

016-8010-00-0208
51-051-0049

120-0402-00

120-0382-00

120-0382-00

120-0382-00

120-0382-00

80009 120-0382-00

04713SP
04713SP
03508
04713SP
04713

07263

04713
07263
07263

07263

04713

120-0382-00

S6868
S6868

X32D6191

S8801

S

P

S6868

S032677

S6868

SP

S032677

S032677

07263

80009
80009 151-0261-00
04713

07263
04713SP
04713

04713
04713
04713

S032677
S032677
SP

151-1037-00

S

S032677

SP

SP
SP

SP

04713SP

S6868

P

S6868

S6868
S8801

S8801
S8803

S8803
S8803

S8803

b

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K

K

K

K

K

K

K

C

ktNo

CR455
CR

462

CR

464

CR

471
CR474
CR476

CR

479
CR

506

CR

528

CR

624

C

R

625

D

S116

D

S116

D

S141

D

S141

D

S302

D

S302

J

100

J

101

J

114

J

120

J

165

J

166

J

269

J

449

L

268

L

603

L

604

L

607

L

608

L

631

L

632

L

639

Q108
Q113
Q116
Q123
Q128
Q133

Q136

Q163
Q204
Q208
Q212
Q214

Q242A,
Q252

Q256
Q262
Q266
Q314

Q334
Q344

Q354
Q362
Q366

.

B

A,B

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Tektronix

P

artNo.

152-0141-02
152-0141-02

152-0141-02
152-0141-02
152-0141-02

152-0141-02

152-0141-02
152-0141-02
152-0141-02

152-0141-02
152-0141-02

150-0057-01
150-0048-01

150-0057-01
150-0048-01

150-0057-01
150-0048-01

131-0410-00
131-0391-00
131-0391-00
131-0581-00
131-0779-00
131-0779-00

131-0779-00
131-0391-00

120-0402-00

120-0382-00

120-0382-00
120-0382-00
120-0382-00
120-0382-00

120-0382-00
120-0382-00

151-0188-00

151-0188-00
151-0207-00
151-0192-00
151-0188-00
151-0190-00

151-0188-00
151-0190-00
151-0190-00
151-0190-00
151-0190-00
151-0188-00

151-1037-00
151-0261-00
151-0188-00
151-0190-00
151-0188-00

151-0192-00

151-0192-00
151-0216-00
151-0216-00
151-0216-00

151-0216-00

Serial/Model

E

ff

100000

ΧΒ

Β

010100Β099999

ΧΒ

040000

Β

010100Β019999

020000

Β

010100Β019999

Β
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020000

Β

010100Β019999

Β

020000

ΧΒ

080000

No

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N

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S

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DEVICE

S

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S

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S

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S

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S

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S

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S

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S

LAMP,IN
LAMP,IN
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L

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CAND:5V,0.115A,W

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C

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L

A

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CO

NN,RCPT,ELEC:

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NNECTOR,RCPT,:50OHM

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NNECTOR,RCPT,:50OHM

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NNE

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JACK,TIP:FOR 0
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X

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XFMR,TORO

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XFMR,

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X

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X
X

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TRANSI

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STOR:S
TRANSISTOR:SILI
TRANSISTOR:SILI
TRANSISTOR:SILI
TRANSI

TRANS IS

TRAN
TRAN
TRAN
TR

TRANSISTOR:SILICON,NPN
T

TRANSISTOR:SILICON,PNP,DUAL

TOR:SILICON,PNP

S

TOR:SILICON,NPN

S ISTOR:S
S ISTO

TOR:SILICON,NPN

S IS

ANSISTOR:SILICON,NPN

I

STOR:SILICON,PNP

RANS

TRANSISTOR:SILI

TRAN

SI S
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TR

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TRAN
TR

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TOR:SILICON,PNP

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AN

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E:SILICON

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C

V,0.115A,WIRELD,S

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ID

TURN
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TURN

TURN
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ILI

CO
CO
CO
CO

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R:SILICON,NPN

CO

R:SILICON,PNP
R:SILICON,NPN

ILICON,NPN

OR:SILICON,NPN,SELFROM

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ILI

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Description

&

ILICON

,30V,150MA

ILICON

,30V,150M

,30V,150M
,30V,150
,30V,150M

ILICON

,30V,150M

ILICON

,30V,150MA

N

,30V,150

CO

,30V,150MA
,30V,150
,30

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EL

EL

EL

,COAX,SNAP-ONMALE

,COAX,SNAP-ON

INCH

DIATESTPOINT
DIA

OHM,COAX,S

S SING

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G

S,S

IN

G

S,S

IN

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S,SING

G

S,S

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N,PNP
N,PNP
N,NPN
N,NPN,SELFROMMPS6521

N,FET,N-CHA

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N,PNP

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V

CO

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TE

ST

NAP-ONMALE

LE
LE

LE
LE
LE

LE
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A
A

MA

A
A

MA

MA

A

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EL

POINT

POINT

S6521

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REV,

JUL

1981

7

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R

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Tektronix

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P

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Serial/Model

E

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No

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N

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Description

M

fr

Code

M

frPartNumber

Q404
Q408

Q410
Q422
Q430
Q430

Q430
Q452

Q456
Q464
Q474
Q476

Q477
Q478
Q502
Q506
Q508
Q512

Q516
Q518
Q624A,B151-0261-00
Q626

Α

101

Α

102

Α

104

R

106

R

107

Α

108

Α

109

R

111

R

113

Α

114

R

115

R

116

Α

121

Α

123

Α

125

Α

127

R

129

R

130

R

133

R

134

R

135

Α

136

R

137

Α

138

R141

Α

142

Α

143

R

145A

R

145

R

145C

R

145

R

145

R

145

R

145G

R

147A

B

D
E

F

151-0190-00
151-0190-00

151-0190-00
151-0188-00
151-0190-00

151-0269-00

151-0441-00
151-0188-00
151-0190-00
151-0188-00

151-0190-00
151-0190-00

151-0301-00
151-0190-00
151-0188-00
151-0190-00
151-0188-00

151-0188-00

151-0281-00

151-0281-00

151-0134-00

317-0124-00
317-0244-00

317-0153-00
317-0153-00

317-0151-00
317-0302-00

317-0152-00
315-0203-00
315-0122-00
321-0206-00

317-0431-00
315-0390-00

321-0093-00
315-0183-00
315-0752-00
321-0154-00
315-0512-00
315-0101-00

315-0101-00
315-0153-00
315-0153-00
315-0101-00
315-0101-00

321-0263-00

317-0222-00
317-0681-00

311-0095-00
321-0193-00
321-0231-00
321-0260-00

321-0289-00
321-0327-00

321-0356-00
321-0385-00
32 Ι

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ΧΒ

ΧΒ

ΧΒ

Β

010100

Β

050000

Β

100000

100000

100000

030000

Β

049999

Β

099999

TRAN

S ISTOR:S

TRAN

S ISTOR:S

TR

AN

S IS

TR

AN

S ISTOR:S

TRAN

S IS

TRAN

S IS

T

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TRAN

S IS

T

RANSIS

TRAN

S IS

T

RANSIS

TRAN

S IS

TRAN

S IS

T

RANSIS

TRAN

SI S

TRAN

SI S

T

RANSIS

TRANSISTOR:SILICON,PNP

TRANSISTOR:SILICON,NPN

T

RANS

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TRANSISTOR:SILI

T

RANS

IS

RES.,FXD,CMPSN
RES

.,FXD,CMPSN

R

ES

.,FXD ,CMPSN:15KΟΗΜ

RES

.,FXD ,CMPSN:15KΟΗΜ

RE S.,FXD,CMPSN:150

RES

.,FXD,CMPSN:3KΟΗΜ

RES

.,FXD,CMPSN:1 .5KΟΗΜ

RES

.,FXD ,CMPSN:20KΟΗΜ

RES.,FXD ,CMPSN:1
RES

.,FXD,FILM:1.37KΟΗΜ

RES.,

FXD,CMPSN

RES

.,FXD,CMPSN:39

RES

.,FXD,FILM

RES

.,FXD,CMPSN:18KΟΗΜ

RES

.,FXD,CMPSN:7 .SKOHM,5%,0

RES

.,FXD,FILM

RES

.,FXD,CMPSN:5 .1KOHM,5%,0

RES.,

FXD,CMPSN

R

ES.,FXD,CMPSN
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R
R

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R

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F

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RES.,FXD,CMPSN:680OHM,5Y,,0
RES.,VAR,NONWIR
RES

.,FXD,FILM:IK

R

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.,FXD,FILM:2.49KΟΗΜ

RES.,FXD,FILM:4.99KΟΗΜ

RES

.,FXD,FILM:lOKΟΗΜ

R

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.,FXD,FILM

RES.,FXD,FIL

RES

.,FXD,FILM:l00KΟΗΜ

R

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.,FXD,FILM:475KΟΗΜ,0.5%,0

ILICON,NPN
ILICON,NPN

R

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TO
TOR:SILICON,NPN 07263

TOR:SILICON,NPN,SELFROM5Ε

TOR
TOR:SILICON,PNP 04713SP
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TOR:SILICON,NPN
TOR:SILI

TOR:SILICON,PNP
TOR:SILICON,NPN 07263
TOR:SILICON,PNP
TOR:SILICON,NPN
TOR:SILICON,PNP 04713SP

TOR:SILICON,PNP

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D

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XD,CMP

FILM:5.36KΟΗΜ

,CMPSN:2 .2KΟΗΜ

N,NPN

ILI

CO

ILICON,PNP

:SI

LICO

N,NPN 04713SRF
N,NPN

ILI

CO

CON,

NPN

N,PNP,DU

CO

:120KΟΗΜ
:240KΟΗΜ

:430

:90.9ΟΗΜ,1Ζ,0.125

:392

:100

:100

N

:15KOHM,5%,0

N

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SN:100

:500

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M

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ΟΗΜ,5Υ

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ΟΗΜ

OHM,5%,0

ΟΗΜ

OHM,5%,0

OHM,5%,0

OHM,5%,0
OHM,5%,0

ΟΗΜ

,5%,0
,5%,0.125W

,5%,0

,5%,0

ΟΗΜ

,5%,0

,5%,0

,1%,0

ΟΗΜ

,1%,0

,1%,0.125W

ΟΗΜ
ΟΗΜ

,1%,0

,5%,0
,5%,0..125

<,0

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,5%,0

,1%,0

,1%,0
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,10%

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,1%,0

,1%,0
,1%,0

3005

A

L

.125

W

W

.125

W

.125

W

.125

W

.125

W

.25W

.25W
.125

W

.125

W

.25W

W

.25

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.25W

.125

ω

.25W

.25W

.25W
.25W
.25W
.25W

.25W

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W

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.125

W

.125W

.125

W

.125

W

.125

W

.125

W

.125W

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07263
07263
07263
04713

07263

07263

07263
07263

270142Ν

04713SP
07263θ032677

04713SP

03508Χ16Ρ4039
03508Χ16Ρ4039
80009
80009

01121
01121
01121
01121

01121
01121

01121
01121
01121

91637
01121
01121

91637
01121CB
01121CB
91637
01121
01121

01121
01121

01121
01121CB

01121CB
91637

01121
11237
91637
91637
91637

91637
91637
91637
91637

24546

S032677
S032677
S032677

SP

S6868

S032677

ΣΜΤ

5092

501

S6868

S032677

S6868
S032677
S032677

2907
S032677

S6868

S6868

S6868

151-0261-00
151-0134-00

ΒΒ1245
ΒΒ2445
ΒΒ1535
ΒΒ1535
ΒΒ1515
ΒΒ

3025

ΒΒ

1525

B

C

2035

B

C

1225

MFF

1816G13700

ΒΒ

4315

CB

3905

MFF

1816G90R90

1835

7525

MFF

1816G392ROF

CB

5125

CB

1015

C

B

1015

CB

1535

C

B

1535

1015

1015

MFF

1816G53600

ΒΒ2225
ΒΒ6815

41022
MFF

1816G10000

MFF

1816G24900

MFF

1816G49900

MFF

1816G10001

MFF

1816G24901

MFF

1816G49901

MFF

1816G10002

N

A55D4753D

K

K

K

Α

K

K
K

F

F

F

F
F
F

F
F
F

F

7-

6

REVΗ,JAN

1981

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R

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Tektronix

C

ktNo

.

P

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R

147B

R147C
R147D

R

147E

R

147F

R147G 321-0258-01
R

149

R

151

χ

151

Α

151

R

153

R

154

R

156

Α

157

R

157

R

157

R158

R

159

Α

161

R

162

R

163

Α

165

Α

166

R

202

R

204

R

206

R

207

Α

208

R

209

R

211

R

213

R

214

R

216

R

218

Α

219

R

221

R

222

R

224

R

226

R229
R

231

R

234

Α

239

R

242

R

244

Α

245

R

245

R

246

R

248

R

253

R

257

321-0760-π1
321-0759-Λ1
321-0354-Λ1
321-0757-Λ1

321-0758-Π1

321-0354-01
311-0965-00

-----

-----

311-1162-00

-----

------

311-1591-00

-----

-----

315-0273-00
315-0273-00

315-0101-00
311-0965-

-----

-----

311-1162-00

-----

-----

311-1591-00

-----

----­315-0821-00
315-0101-00
315-0101-00
315-0101-00

315-0123­321-0316-00
321-0289-00
321-0391-00
315-0183-()0
315-0122-ΛΟ

315-0101­315-0512-00

321-0306­315-0101-00
315-0101-00

315-0220-00

315-0752-ύ0
315-0752

315-0101-00
321-0245-00
321-0245-00
321-0231-ΠΟ

321-0231-00
315-0102-00

315-0102-00
315-0100-00
317-0510-00

321-0328-00

321-0432-00
311-0732-00
311-1263-00

315-0432-00
315-0106-00

315-0101-00
315-0241-00

Serial/

M

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E

ff

Β

010100

Β

060000

Β

090000

00

Β

010100Β059999

Β

060000Β089999

Β

090000

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0

0

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110000

Β

010100Β060969

Β

060970

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059999

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RES

.,FXD,FILM

RES

.,FXD,FILM

R

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.,FXD,FILM

RES

.,FXD,FILM

RES

.,FXD,FILM

R

ES

.,FXD,FILM:4.75K

RES

.,FXD,FILM

RES

.,VAR,NONWIR:2Χ10Κ

(FURNISHED

ΑΕS.,

VΑR,ΝοΝωτΑ:2χ 1οΚΟΗΜ
(FURNISHED
RES

.,VAR,NONWIR:PNL,2ΧΙΟΚ

(FURNISHEDΑ5

RES

.,FXD,CMPSN

RES

.,FXD,CMPSN

R

ES

.,FXD,CMPSN

R

ES

.,VAR,NONWI

(F

U

RNISHED

RES

.,VAR,NON

(FURNISHED

RES

.,VAR,NONWI R

(FURNISHEDΑ5

RES

.,FXD,CMPSN

R

ES

.,FXD,CMPSN:100
RES.,FXD,CMPSN
RES

.,FXD,CMPSN
RES

.,FXD,CMPSN
RES

.,FXD,FILM
RES

.,FXD,FILM:lOKΟΗΜ

R

ES

.,FXD,FILM
RES

.,FXD,CMPSN

R

.,FXD,CMPSN

ES

RES.,FXD,CMPSN
RES

.,FXD,CMPSN:5.1K
RES

.,FXD,FILM
RES.,FXD,CMPSN

RES.,FXD,CMPSN

RES

.,FXD,CMPSN

R

ES

.,FXD,CMPSN:7.SK

RES

.,FXD,CMPSN

RES

.,FXD,FILM:3.48K

RES

.,FXD,FILM:3

RES.,FXD,FILM:2.49K

RES

.,FXD,FILM:2.49KΟΗΜ

R

ES

.,FXD,CMPSN

RES

.,FXD,CMPSN

R

ES

.,FXD,CMPSN

RES.,FXD,CMPSN
RES.,FXD,FILM

RES.,FXD,FILM

R

ES.,VAR

RES.,VAR,NONWIR:IKΟΗΜ

R

ES

.,FXD,CMPSN:4.3K

RES

.,FXD,CMPSN

RES.,FXD,CMPSN
RES.,FXD,CMPSN

N

ame&Descri

:189

.9K

ΟΗΜ

:95K
:47

.SKΟΗΜ,0.5%,0

:18

.99K

ΟΗΜ

:9

.SK

:47.5KΟΗΜ,0.5%,0

ASΑU

NITWITHR157)

ASΑU

NITWITHΑ157)

ΑUNITWITH

:27K

OHM,5%,0
:27KOHM,5%,0
:100

OHM,5%,0

R :2X10ΚΟΗΜ

Α

AS

U

NITWITHR151)

W

IR :2Χ10ΚΟΗ4,10%,1

ASΑUNITWITH

:PNL,2ΧΙΟΚ

Α U

NITWITH

:820

OHM,5%,0
OHM,5%,0

:100

OHM,5%,0

:100

OHM,5%,0

:12K

OHM,5%,0

:19

.IK

ΟΗΜ

:115K

ΟΗΜ,Ι

:18K

OHM,5%,0

:1

.2K

OHM,5%,0

:100

OHM,5%,0

OHM,5%,0

ΟΗΜ

:15K

:100

OHM,5%,0

:100

OHM,5%,0

:22

OHM,5%,0

ΟΗΜ

:100

OHM,5%,0

ΟΗΜ

.48K

OHM,IY,,0

ΟΗΜ

:IK

OHM,5%,0

:IK

OHM,5%,0

:10

OHM,5%,0

:51

ΟΗΜ

:25.5KΟΗΜ

:309K

:lOM
:100

:240

ΟΗΜ

OHM,5%,0

OHM,5%,0
OHM,5%,0

OHM,5%,0

,NONWIR:TRMR,IKOHM,0

p

tion

O

HM,O

.SY,,0

,0

.5%,0.125W

ΟΗΜ,0.5%,0

,0

.5%,0

ΟΗΜ,0.5%,0

ΟΗΜ

,1%,0

,1%,0

%,0

,1%,0

,5%,0

,1%,0

,1%,0

,1%,0

,5%,0

,1%,0

,1%,0

,10%,0

.125W

.125W 91637

.125W

.125

W

.125W

.125

W

,10%,10W

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OHM,1

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.125W 91637

.125W 91637

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.25W
.25W
.25W
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.25W

.25W
.25W
,10%,10W

W

151)
OHM,1

W

.25W
.25W
.25W
.25W

.25W

.125W 91637

.125

Κ

.25W

.25W

.25W

.25W

.25W

.25W

.25W
.25W

.25W

.125

W

.125

W

.125

W

.125

W

.125W 91637

.125

W

.5

W

.50

W

.25W

.25W
.25W

.25W

laceableElectrical

M

fr

Code

24546
24546

24546
24546
24546NA55D4751D

91637MFF1816G47501D
80009

12697

12697

01121CB2735
01121CB2735
01121CB1015
80009

12697

12697

01121CB8215
01121CB1015
01121CB1015
01121CB1015

01121CB1235

MFF1816G19101F
MFF1816G10001F

91637

MFF1816G11502F
01121CB1835
01121CB1225

01121CB1015
01121CB5125

01121CB1015
01121CB1015

01121CB2205

01121CB7525
01121CB7525
01121CB1015
91637

91637
91637

91637
01121CB1025
01121CB1025

01121CB1005

91637
01121SV

32997
01121CB4325

01121CB1065
01121CB1015

01121CB2415

MFF1816G15001F

MFF1816G34800F

MFF1816G34800F
MFF1816G24900F

MFF1816G24900F

ΒΒ5105

MFF1816G25501F

MFF1816G30902F

3329Ρ-L58-102

Pa

r

M

frPartNumber

NA55D18992D
NA55D9502D

MFF1816G47501D
NASSD18991D
NASSD9501D

311-0965-00

381

-CM39691

381

-CM40266

311-0965-

381

381-CM

1021

00

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40266

ts-7511

REV1,SEP1980

7-7



r

Rep

C

R

258

R

259

R

261

R

264

R

266

Α

267

R

268

R

269

R

271

R

272

R

274

Α

275

R301

R
R

Α

R

R311

χ

R

R316

R

κ

R

R
R

R325
R

κ

R334

Α

R337

Α
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R344

R

R346
R
R356

R
R

R365
R366

R368
R401

κ

R404
R410

R411
R414

R

χ

R

ktNo

302
303
304
305

312

314

317
319
320

321
322

326
332

336

339

κ

R423
R427

laceable

343

345

353

362
363

402

415
415
418

422

Te

.

P

artNo.

315-0241-00
315-0243-00

315-0101-00
315-0101-00
315-0101-00
315-0101-00

321-0745-03
321-1310-03
321-0360-00
321-0283-00
321-0283-00
321-0360-00

315-0105-00
315-0512-00
315-0512-00
315-0105-00

311-0831-00
321-0207-00

321-0234-00
321-0194-00
321-0371-00
321-0372-00

315-0243-00
311-0585-00

----------

321-0251-00
321-0191-00

311-0883-00
321-0191-00
315-0684-00
321-0194-00

321-0371-00
321-0372-00
315-0243-00
321-0238-00
321-0146-00
311-0258-00

321-0209-00
321-0238-00
321-0209-00
321-0222-00

321-0251-00
321-0251-00

321-0222-00
321-0150-00
317-0103-00

317-0750-00
321-0402-00

317-0750-00

317-0103-00
315-0473-00

311-0831-00
311-1272-00
3Ι7-0512-00

317-ο103-0ο

317-0132-0
317-0132-00

ElectricalPa

k

tronix

ts-7511

Serial/ModelNo.

E

ff

801010

Β

060000

Π

Dsco

Ο Β

n

059999

t

RES

.,FXD,CMPSN

RES

.,FXD,CMPSN

RES

.,FXD,CMPSN

RES

.,FXD,CMPSN
.,FXD,CMPSN

R

ES
ES

.,FXD,CMPSN

R

RES

.,FXD,FILM

RES

.,FXD,FILM
RES.,FXD,FILM
RES.,FXD,FILM:8.66
RES

.,FXD,FILM:8.66K

RES

.,FXD,FILM
.,FXD,CMPSN

RES

.,FXD,CMPSN:S.1K

RES
RES

.,FXD,CMPSN

R

ES

.,FXD,CMPSN

R

ES.,VAR

R

ES

.,FXD,FILM:1.4K

RES

.,FXD,FILM

RES

.,FXD,FILM:1.02K
.,FXD,FILM

RES
RES

.,FXD,FILM

ES

.,FXD,CMPSN

R
R

ES.,VAR,NONWIx:15K

(FURNISHED

RES.,FXD,FILM
RES

.,FXD,FILM

R

ES

.,VAR,NONWIR:SOK

R

ES

.,FXD,FILM
RES.,FXD,CMPSN
RES.,FXD,FILM:1.02

RES.,FXD,FILM
RES

.,FXD,FILM
.,FXD,CMPSN

RES

ES

.,FXD,FILM:2.94KΟΗΜ

R
RES.,FXD,FILM

RES.,V

AR,NONWIR:PNL,100

ES

.,FXD,FILM:1.47K

R

RES

.,FXD,FILM:2.94

RES

.,FXD,FILM:1.47K
.,FXD,FILM

R

ES

RES.,FXD,FILM:4.02K
RES

.,FXD,FILM:4.02K

.,FXD,FILM:2K

RES

RES

.,FXD,FILM

.,FXD,CMPSN:10KΟΗΜ

RES

RES.,FXD,CMPSN

RES

.,FXD,FILM

RES

.,FXD,CMPSN

RES

.

,FXD,CMPSN

RES.,FXD,CMPSN

κ

ES.,VAΑ

R

ES.,V

AR,NONWIΑ:lOOx

ES

.,FXD,CMPSN

R
RεS.,ΣxD,CMPSN

.,FXD,CMPSN:1.3K

R

ES

R

ES

.,FXD,CMPSN:1.3K

N

ame &

Description

:240

OHM,5%,0

:24K

OHM,5%,0

:100

OHM,5%,0
OHM,5%,0

:100
:100

OHM,5%,0

:100

OHM,5%,0
K

:25.05
:16.7K
:54

:54.9K

,NONWIR:TR

:2

:71.5KΟΗΜ

:73

AS

:4
:953

:953

:71.5KΟΗΜ

:73

:324

:2K

:357

,NONWIΑ:7RMR,l00

ΟΗΜ,0.25%,0
ΟΗΜ,0.25%,0.125
ΟΗΜ,Ι

.9K

ΟΗΜ

K

ΟΗΜ
ΟΗΜ,Ι

:IM

OHM,5%,0

OHM,5%,0

.1K

OHM,5%,0

:5
:IM

OHM,5%,0
MR,l00KOHM,O.SW

ΟΗΜ,1

.67K

ΟΗΜ,Ι
ΟΗΜ,Ι

.2K

ΟΗΜ

:24K

OHM,5%,0

ΟΗΜ

Α U

NITWITH

.02K

ΟΗΜ,Ι

ΟΗΜ

ΟΗΜ,0.50

ΟΗΜ

ΟΗΜ

:680K

ΟΗΜ

K

.2K

οΗΜ

:24K

OHM,5%,0

ΟΗΜ

ΟΗΜ
οΗΜ

K

ΟΗΜ

ΟΗΜ

,1%,0.125W

ΟΗΜ
οΗΜ

ΟΗΜ

,1%,0

ΟΗΜ

:75

ΟΗΜ

ΟΗΜ

:150K

ΟΗΜ

:75
:lOKΟΗΜ

:47KOHM,5%,0

:S .1KοΗΜ,5%,0

:1oK

οΗΜ

ΟΗΜ

ΟΗΜ

%,0
,1%,0
,1%,0

%,0

.25W

.25W

%,0

%,0

%,0
,1%,0
,1%,0

,20%,0

S320)

%,0

,1%,0

,1%,0

,5%,0
,1%,0

,1%,0
,1%,0

,1%,0

,1%,0

0HM,O

,1%,0.125W
,1%,0

,1%,0
,1%,0

,1%,0

.125

,1%,0

,5%,0

,5%,0

,1%,0

,5%,0

,5%,0

KOHM,O.SW

ΟΗΜ

,10%,0

,5%,ο.125

,5%,0
,5%,0

.25W
.25W
.25W

.25W
.25W
.25W

.125

W

W

.125

W

.125

W

.125

W

.125

W

.25W
.25W

.125

W

.125

W

.125

W
.125W
.125

W

.25W

.25W

.125

W

.125

W

W

.125

W

.25

ω

.125W

.125

W

.125

W

.25W

.125W 91637

.125

W

W

.SO

.125

W

.125

W

.125

ω

.125

W

W

.125

W

.125

W

.125

W

.125

ω

.125W

.125

W

.25W

W

.50

.125

W

.125

W

.125

W

M

fr

d eMfrPartNumber

Co

01121
01121

01121CB1015
01121CB1015
01121CB1015
01121

91637
91637
91637
91637
91637
91637

01121
01121
01121CB5125

01121CB1055

73138
91637

91637
91637
91637
91637
01121

71590

91637
91637

01121
91637

01121CB6845
91637

91637
91637
01121

91637
01121

91637
91637

91637
91637
91637
91637

91637
91637
01121

01121
24546
01121

01121
01121

73138
32997
01121
01121

01121
01121

B2415

C

C

B2435

C

B1015

MFF1816D25051C
MFF1816D16701C

MFF1816G54901F

MFF1816G86600F

MFF1816G86600F
MFF1816G54901F

C

B1055

C

B5125

91-104-0

MFF1816G14000F

MFF1816G2670oF
MFF1816G10200F

MFF1816G71501F
MFF1816G73201F

C

B2435

ΒΑ

201

-061

MFF1816G40200F
MFF1816G953ROF

S

V5031

MFF1816G953

MFF1816G10200F

MFF1816G71501F
MFF1816G73201F

C

B2435
MFF1816G29400F
MFF1816G324ROF

W

AIG024S101UA

MFF1816G14700F
MFF1816G29400F
MFF1816G14700F
MFF1816G20000F
MFF1816G40200F

MFF1816G40200F

MFF1816G20000F
MFF1816G357ROF

ΒΒ1035
ΒΒ7505

NASSD1503F

ΒΒ7505
ΒΒ1035

C

B4735

91-104-0

Ρ

-L58-104

3329

ΒΒ5125
ΒΒ1035

ΒΒ

1325

ΒΒ

1325

,

R

OF

7_8

REVJ,SEP

1980

C

R

430

R

431

Α

434

R

434

Α

440

R441

R

442

R

446

R

451

R

452

Α

453

Α

455

Α

457

R

460

R

460

Α

461

R

462

R

464

R

470

R

471

R

472

R

474

R

474

R

475

R

476

R

478

R

479

R

501

R

502

R

503

Α

504

R

505

R

506

R

508

Α

509

R

512

R

513

R

515

Α

516

R

517

R

518

Α

519

Α

521

R

522

Α

523

Α

524

R

525

R

527

R

528

R

529

R

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R

533

R

535

R

537

R

539

R

551

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P

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315-0201-00
315-0102-00

315-0122-00
315-0152-00

311-0310-00
315-0511-00

315-0153-00
315-0204-00

3

15-0513-00

315-0101-00
315-0243-00

315-0432-00

315-0472-00
311-0950-00
311-1268-00
315-0272-00
315-0223-00
315-0331-00

315-0201-00
315-0124-00

317-0104-00
317-0202-00
317-0102-00
317-0103-00

317-0153-00
315-0362-00

317-0511-00
315-0683-00

315-0104-00
315-0474-00

317-0105-00
315-0154-00
321-0399-00
321-0373-00
315-0105-00
321-0402-00

321-0402-00
321-0223-00
321-0299-00
321-0346-00
321-0346-00
321-0339-00

321-0373-00
321-0402-00
321-0344-00

321-0373-00
321-0402-00

321-0373-00
321-0304-00

321-0402-00
321-0373-00
321-0402-00
321-0402-00
321-0356-00

321-0344-00
315-0510-00

315-0510-00

tronix

Serial/Mo delNo

E

ff

Β

010100Β049999

Β

050000

Β

010100Β059999

Β

060000

ΧΒ

120000

Β

010100Β099999

Β

1Ο 00Ο0

ΧΒ

1Ο 00Ο0

Β

010100

Dsco

Β

099999ΧRES.,FXD ,CMPSN:510

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n

t

RES.,

FXD,CMPSN

RES.,FXD

R

ES.,FXD,CMPSN:1 .2KOHM,5%,0

R

ES

.,FXD,CMPSN:1.5K

RES

.,VAR,N

RES.,FXD,CMPSN:510

R

ES

.,FXD,CMPSN

RES.,FXD,CMPSN
RES.,FXD

RES.,

FXD,CMP

R

ES

.,FXD,CMPSN:24KOHM,5%,0

RES.,

FXD,CMP

RES.,

FXD,CM
RES.,VAR,NONWIR:TR
RES.,VAR,NONWIR:lOK

R

ES.,

FXD,CMP

R

ES.,

FXD,CMPSN
RES.,

FXD,CMP
RES.,

FXD,CMPSN
RES.,FXD,CMPSN
RES.,FXD,CMPSN:IOOK

R

ES

.,FXD,CMPS
RES.,FXD ,CMPSN:IKΟΗΜ
RES.,FXD,CMPSN:l

RES.,FXD ,CMPSN:15KΟΗΜ
RES

.,FXD ,CMPSN:3 .6KOHM,5%,0

R

ES

.,FXD,CMPSN:68KOHM,5%,0

R

ES

.,FXD ,CMPSN:100KOHM,5%,0
RES

.,FXD ,CMPSN:470KOHM,5%,0

RES

.,FXD ,CMPSN:IMOHM
RES.,FXD ,CMPSN:150KOHM,5%,0
RES.,FXD,FILM

R

ES

.,F
RES

.,FXD ,CMPSN:IM
RES

.,F

RES

.,FXD,FILM
RES.,ΣXD,FILM:2.05K

RES

.,FXD,FILM

RES

.,FXD,FILM

.,F

RES

RES.,FXD,FILM

RES.,FXD,FILM:75KOHM, 1%,0.125

RES.,FXD,FILM

R

ES

.,FXD,FILM

RES

.,FXD,FILM

RES

.,FXD,FILM

RES

.,FXD,FILM

RES.,FXD,FILM
RES

.,FXD,

R

ES

.,FXD,FILM

RES.,FXD,FILM
RES

.,FXD,FILM

R

ES

.,FXD,FILM

RES.,FXD,FILM
RES

.,FXD
RES.,FXD,CMPSN

N

ame&Descriptio n

:200

,CMPSN:IK

ONWIR:SK

:15KOHM,5%,0
:200KOHM,5%,0

,CMPSN:S1

SN:100
SN :4 .3KOHM,5%,0.25W

P SN :4 .7KOHM,5%,0

SN:2 .7KOHM,5%,0

:22KOHM,57,,0

SN:330

:200
:120KOHM,5%,0

N :2KΟΗΜ

O

:140KΟΗΜ

D,FILM

X

X

X

:75KOHM,

D,FILM

:150
:150KΟΗΜ

:12.7K
:39.2K

D,FILM

:39.2K
:33.2K

:150KΟΗΜ
:37.4K
:75KOHM, 1%,0.125
:150KΟΗΜ,Ι
:75KOHM, 1%,0

:14.3K

FILM

:150KOHM,1Y
:75KOHM,1Y
:150KOH
:150KOHM,lY,,0
:49.9K

:37.4KONM

,C

MP

SN:51

:51

OHM,5%,0

OHM,5%,0

ΟΗΜ

ΟΗΜ

OHM,5%,0

K

OHM,5%,0
OHM,5%,0

MR,lOKOHM

ΟΗΜ

OHM,5%,0
OHM,5%,0

ΟΗΜ

K

ΟΗΜ

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