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Category Archives: employees

Tek coffee cup collection donated to Museum

Posted on November 22, 2011 by VTMarch 12, 2021

This month ex-Tek Linda Morrisson donated her extensive coffee cup collection to the vintageTEK Museum. I was surprised to even find one I commissioned for the Mobile Calibration Team, consulting for Ed Vaughan in the Service Division at Merlo Road … Continue reading →

Posted in Donors, employees, History

Transcript of Howard Vollum 1984 Video Interviews

Posted on November 6, 2011 by VTMarch 12, 2021

Howard Vollum agreed to sit down for three videotaped interviews regarding Tektronix History in 1984. They were conducted by Jim Castles, the lawyer who drew up the Tek incorporation papers in 1945 and 1946, and years later became Tektronix General … Continue reading →

Posted in employees, History, Publications

vintageTEK Is Reprinting “My Years At Tektronix”

Posted on October 30, 2011 by VTMarch 12, 2021

2018 Update vintageTEK is now reprinting and selling this book on our eBay store as well as in our museum. vintageTEK is reprinting My Years At Tektronix 1945-1953. Miles was an original Tektronix Founder, along with Howard Vollum, Jack Murdock, … Continue reading →

Posted in employees, History | Tagged Glenn McDowell, Howard Vollum, Jack Murdock, Tek Founder, Tek History 1945-1953

Richard Lincoln Ropiequet

Posted on October 27, 2011 by VTMarch 12, 2021

Richard L. Ropiequet died of a stroke on April 25,2011 in Grass Valley, CA with his devoted family surrounding him. Born in St. Louis, Mo., and educated in Illinois, he graduated with a degree in chemical engineering in 1944 and … Continue reading →

Posted in EE Academy, employees, History | Tagged Dick Ropiequet, Engineering Manager, EVP Engineering, Rope

C. Norman Winningstad

Posted on October 26, 2011 by VTMarch 12, 2021

When we began design of this new website our departed friend and colleague C. Norman Winningstad had recently died. I felt it would not be proper to take this article down until the public had seen our tribute to Norm, … Continue reading →

Posted in employees | Tagged C. Norman Winningstad, Norm, Winningstad

Social Media Director for www.vintagetek.org website

Posted on October 25, 2011 by VTMarch 12, 2021

vintagetek Museum is soliciting volunteers for Social Media “savvy”  individuals to assist us in positioning our Social Media efforts on facebook, twitter, Google+, etc A few weeks ago, I signed up for facebook, twitter, and Google+ and do not have … Continue reading →

Posted in employees, Volunteers | Tagged facebook, Google+, Social Media, twitter, volunteers

Managing Director – Museum EE Academy For pre-Teens

Posted on October 25, 2011 by VTMarch 12, 2021

The vintageTEK Museum in Portland, OR would like to open the Nomination process for a Managing Director of a Saturday Academy for what is being referred to internally by various names, from the Geek Academy, EE Academy, to the vintageTEK … Continue reading →

Posted in EE Academy, employees | Tagged EE Academy, Managing Director

Bob Anderson 1966 article: The Storage Story

Posted on October 20, 2011 by VTMarch 12, 2021

I spoke with Bob Anderson yesterday, and we will soon be making an announcement of an accolade he will be receiving for his invention of the DVST – Direct View Storage Tube. We are attaching his article which appeared in … Continue reading →

Posted in employees, History | Tagged Bi-stable Storage, Bob Anderson, DVST, Electronic Design

John Kobbe recollections: Tek 500 Series Developments

Posted on October 20, 2011 by VTMarch 12, 2021

John Kobbe recently jotted down his recollections of Tek’s development of the 500 Series oscilloscopes. Starting with the 310/315 he charts the evolution of many developments, including Howard Vollum’s desire to incorporate plug-in vertical amplifiers, and build our own CRT’s … Continue reading →

Posted in employees, Equipment, History | Tagged 500 Series Development, 530 Series, 540 Series, 570, 575, Curve Tracers, John Kobbe, post accelerator CRT

Museum Grand Opening September 16, 2011

Posted on August 15, 2011 by VTMarch 12, 2021

vintageTEK, a Museum for vintage Tektronix equipment and memorabilia from the Tek heyday 1946-1985 will open for Public Viewing Friday September 16, 2011 at 9am. Public Hours will be Fridays and Saturdays only until our Volunteer Cadre is fully determined.Technical … Continue reading →

Posted in Donors, employees, Equipment, History | Tagged Grand Opening, Museum, Public Hours

Pentrix Acquired by Tektronix

Posted on April 16, 2011 by VTMay 7, 2022

Pentrix, a manufacturer of Spectrum Analyzer plug-ins for the Tek 530/540 Series was acquired by Tektronix about 1964. They first designed the L10 for NASA. Following the acquisition, they designed the 1L20 and 1L30, and later the 1L5. These successes … Continue reading →

Posted in employees, History | Tagged 1L10, 1L20, 1L301L5, Frequency Domain Insrtuments, Frequency domain Instrumentation, Frisch, L10, Nute, Spectrum Analyzers, Weiss

Frank Hood’s Nickname

Posted on February 2, 2011 by VTMarch 12, 2021

Frank Hood became so famous internally for his great movie productions at Tektronix, beginning with The Tek Spirit, that he became known as “Cecil B. DeHood” amongst his colleagues! Jim Cook recalled this nickname in a 2010 discussion over lunch. … Continue reading →

Posted in employees | Tagged Cecil B. DeHood, Frank Hood, growth, Howard Vollum, Movie Productions

Logan Belleville Moves to MIT Radiation Lab in WW2

Posted on January 25, 2011 by VTMarch 12, 2021

In Howard’s 1984 Interview, Jim Castles asks him if Logan Belleville ever worked at MIT and Howard could not recall. In my recent meeting with Logan’s significant other, Holly Black Belleville, she said Logan was Secretary of the local IRE … Continue reading →

Posted in employees | Tagged Holly Black, Howard Vollum, Logan Belleville, MIT Radiation Labs, OR, Portland, US Forest Service Radio Lab

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