Tek 7904 vs 7904A

Who can explain the differences between these two models?

Thanks in advance.

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BFoelsch
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"BFoelsch" wrote in news:W5Gdnf33R- snipped-for-privacy@giganews.com:

7904A (500Mhz BW) uses newer "feed-forward" amplifier technology,is more like the 7104 1 Ghz Bright-Eye scope but without the image-intensifier CRT,and the chassis can be split for easier servicing like the old 7704A.

The A model replaced the older 7904.It uses the same plug-ins,same rated specs as the non-A model 7904.

I would not be surprised to see the average 7904A vertical BW to reach 1 Ghz.

It's still chock-full of TEK-made ICs that you can no longer get.

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Jim Yanik

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image-intensifier

7704A.

rated

reach 1

Yes, the 7904A is very much like the 7104 except the MCP-tube. BW is near 1 GHz, at least mine (serial 700627 Heerenveen model) makes a nice

1.07 GHZ with -3dB down.

Oh yes, that's absolutely a must for having a spare 7904A if you want to have these units keep working in duty ;-)

hth, Andreas

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tekamn

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