In 1958 Tektronix set up a manufacturing facility on the island of Guernsey in the English Channel to facilitate sales of Tek instruments in Europe. This was followed by production facilities at Heerenveen in the Netherlands and Hoddesdon in the … Continue reading →
Based on the popularity of our 500 series poster, we now are offering a 1000 piece puzzle of a 7854 Waveform Processing Oscilloscope. The museum teamed up with Giovanni “Gianni” Becattini, known for his free PDF books on Tektronix 7K … Continue reading →
Several museum volunteers have been working to restore our 567 Digital Readout Sampling Oscilloscope. This oscilloscope was first introduced in 1962 although this configuration of plug-ins didn’t occur until 1968. The 6R1A digital plug-in unit is used to measure waveform … Continue reading →
As a follow-on to our Dundee Elementary School STEM we are working with the Newberg School District. They wanted some examples of product design that the students could explore. One of our STEM events at our Valley Catholic School STEM … Continue reading →
Gary Nelson and his wife Suzanne visited the museum and donated the award he received on the occasion of the 250,000th 465 CRT celebration in the Building 50 auditorium. The award consists of a rodded gun mounted on a wood … Continue reading →
Agenda was a regular publication for Tektronix managers with information about the company. This issue is from December 19, 1973. The first few pages highlight the world economy and the energy crisis. 50 years later, it still seems quite relevant. … Continue reading →
