NSN 6625-01-467-8389
Part Details | OSCILLOSCOPE
6625-01-467-8389 A test instrument which is designed to give visual indications on an LCD display or a cathode ray tube of instantaneous values and variations in electrical voltage. It can also be used to indicate any quantity which can be converted into terms of electrical potential. It may include an integral pulse generator, the output of which can be used to trigger an external component; be triggered by pulses from an external source, or it may utilize an LCD display or a special type of multigun cathode ray tube and circuitry which permits a trace(s) to be sustained and displayed indefinitely, and the trace(s) may be erased when desired. For items which are not separable and operable when detached from equipment of which they are a part (built into operational equipment), see INDICATOR (2) (as modified); MONITOR (as modified); and RECORDER (as modified). See also OSCILLOGRAPH.
Alternate Parts: 54845A, 54845A, 6625-01-467-8389, 01-467-8389, 6625014678389, 014678389
| Supply Group (FSG) | NSN Assigned | NIIN | Item Name Code (INC) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 66 | SEP 16, 1999 | 01-467-8389 | 00357 ( OSCILLOSCOPE ) |
REFERENCE DRAWINGS & PICTURES
Cross Reference | NSN 6625-01-467-8389
| Part Number | Cage Code | Manufacturer |
|---|---|---|
| 54845A | 28480 | HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANYDBA HP |
| 54845A | 1LQK8 | KEYSIGHT TECHNOLOGIES, INC. |
Technical Data | NSN 6625-01-467-8389
| Characteristic | Specifications |
|---|---|
| SCREEN SIZE | 8.4 IN. |
| SWEEP CIRCUITS | INCLUDED |
| SWEEP CIRCUIT TYPE | D ANY ACCEPTABLE |
| FREQUENCY RATING | 2.0 GIGAHERTZ NOMINAL |
| OVERALL WIDTH | 17.190 INCHES NOMINAL |
| OVERALL HEIGHT | 8.500 INCHES NOMINAL |
| OVERALL DEPTH | 17.340 INCHES NOMINAL |
| JOINT ELECTRONICS TYPE DESIGNATION SYSTEM ITEM NAME | OSCILLOSCOPE |
| SPECIAL FEATURES | 1.5 GHZ BANDWIDTH; 4 CHANNEL; 4-GS A/S SAMPLE RATES; SIMPLE ANALOG LIKE FRONT PANEL; WINDOW 98 BASED GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE; BUILT-IN INFORMATION SYSTEM; LAN PRINTING AND FILE SHARING; EYE DIAGRAMS AND MASK TESTING |