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This would probably be the point where I couldn't wait any longer, crack open the probe enclosures, and get into trouble :-)
There'd have to be some sort of semiconductor involved here. Maybe some sort of limiter circuit?
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7A13 with attenuator set to 1mV per division recovers to within 2mV in 1us, and 1mV in 100us after a pulse of +/- 10V. (Per published spec)
And it does, too. Better, in fact, with the five I have around the lab, and have personally calibrated. It's part of the performance check procedure.
Effective offset range of 10,000 divisions.
I must try the same test with a 7A26. There's one that needs my attention for unequal trigger delay between channels. Probably another of those goddamn made-in-Tucson trimmer capacitors again. I'll try when I fix it.
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