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Voltage: 12, 100, 120, 220, 240 V
Power: 6, 30 W
Frequency: 0.3 Hz - 1,000,000 Hz
... high-performance, low-noise preamplifier that is ideal for a wide variety of applications including low-temperature measurements, optical detection, and audio engineering. Inputs The ...
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Voltage: 12 V - 240 V
Current: 5, 200 mA
Power: 6, 30 W
The SR570 is a low-noise current preamplifier capable of current gains as large as 1 pA/V. High gain and bandwidth, low noise, and many convenient features ...
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Voltage: 100, 20 V
Frequency: 0.1 Hz - 40,000 Hz
... is a low-noise, transformer-coupled preamplifier optimized for source impedances between 0.05 Ω and 1 kΩ. With an input noise of only 0.1 nV/√Hz, the SR554 can be used ...
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Voltage: 20 V
Current: 10 mA
Frequency: 120 kHz
... capacitance. The SR555 minimizes noise and pickup before they permanently degrade the signal-to-noise ratio, reducing measurement time in noise-limited experiments. SR555 Current Preamplifier The ...
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Voltage: 20 V
Current: 10 mA
Frequency: 1, 3 kHz
... corresponding input capacitance. The SR556 minimizes noise and pickup before they permanently degrade the signal-to-noise ratio, reducing measurement time in noise-limited experiments. The ...
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Voltage: 1, 5 V
Current: 100 mA
Frequency: 350 MHz
... from the front panel, giving you flexibility in sensitive applications. As a current amplifier, the SIM918 offers input noise as low as 15 fA/√Hz and adjustable current gain (106 to 108 V/A). The output ...
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