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TIA-4000 -
Scitec Instruments Ltd
The TIA-4000 is comprised of a fibre coupled InGaAs APD detector combined with a variable reverse bias voltage network and fast transimpedance amplifier. The output of the unit is brought out to a type K female SMA connector. Light falling on the detector generates a positive-going proportional current. This current, multiplied by the transimpedance produces a voltage that is proportional to the light incident on the detector surface.
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CFAs -
Communications & Power Industries
CPI BMD’s crossed-field amplifiers (CFAs) are broadband, phase-stable microwave amplifiers used in coherent radar chains to efficiently generate very high peak output powers from relatively low input voltages which can be either applied to the cathode or an electrode similar to a TWTs cathode or grid pulsing, and in relatively small, lightweight packages. These characteristics make CFAs particularly well-suited for applications in which the transmitter must be either airborne, transportable, mobile or portable.
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DTX 5000 Series -
R.C. Electronics, Inc.
The DTX-5000 Signal Conditioner Series provides up to 64 channels of state-of-the-art signal processing in a compact (5U) chassis. Using hybrid mixed-signal technology, high-performance analog circuitry is combined with Digital Signal Processing to give gain accuracy performance previously available only in larger customized modules. A simple-to-use graphical user interface running under the Windows 2000 operating system allows for ease of setup and either local or remote operation as a network-based instrument node. The suite of conditioner modules include a strain amplifier with internal bridge completion, a general-purpose instrumentation amplifier with selectable AC or DC coupling, a linearized thermocouple amplifier with cold-junction compensation, a frequency-to-voltage converter with dual inputs for direction sensing, and an ICP accelerometer amplifier with constant-current excitation.
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F-series -
FLC Electronics Inc
The F-series amplifiers are designed to extend the output range of low voltage signal sources. They are general purpose devices with a very low output impedance, very fast response and high current. The output is linear from DC up to few megahertz range.
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Datexel
Datexel manufacture a large range of Trip Amplifiers and Process Limit Alarms that accept universal inputs and provide either relays or NPN or PNP transistor outputs. The DAT5028 is also an isolated signal converter and has a local display with up to 4 relays and is DIP switch programmable. The inputs can be Thermocouples, RTD, mV, mA, Resistance, Potentiometers or Voltage. They can be supplied fully configured set up by PC or DIP switches. The DAT5024 is a trip Amplifier / Temperature limit alarm for RTD's, Thermocouples, Voltage, Resistance and Current with the option of 1 or 2 relay outputs hysteresis and delay timers. The DAT5024 E range is an economical choice with DIP Switch programmable for voltage or current input. Either 1 relay or 2 relays (SPDT) are available with delay timers.
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Bentham Instruments Ltd
Our detection electronics portfolio comprises all the detection electronics elements required for the operation and automation of a high quality light measurement system, including photo-detector signal recovery and digitisation (with fully programmable DC, AC and lock-in amplifiers having current/ voltage inputs), high voltage supply, optical chopper control, detector thermoelectric cooler control and relay unit.
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Bentham Instruments Ltd
Our detection electronics portfolio comprises all the detection electronics elements required for the operation and automation of a high quality light measurement system, including photo-detector signal recovery and digitisation (with fully programmable DC, AC and lock-in amplifiers having current/ voltage inputs), high voltage supply, optical chopper control, detector thermoelectric cooler control and relay unit.
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Cleverscope Ltd.
Power Amplifier is used to amplify the output of the CS700A or CS701 signal generators. The 52 MHz bandwidth amplifier can swing 36Vpp with an output current up to 1A continuous. The CS1070 includes an internal inverting power supply to provide the negative rail, simplifying power supply requirements. The gain is fixed at x10 (20dB). The output voltage range is ±5V to ±18V and asymmetrical to +31, -5V for PSRR measurements right up to 30V as the input supply increases past 20V.
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McLAREN Applied Technologies
The output voltage of this sensor changes with absolute pressure. An internal amplifier creates a single-ended, amplified output in the 0 to 5 Volt range, so the sensor can be connected directly to most control units. The body and diaphragm are impervious to chemical attack by standard motorsport fluids.
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Model 615-10 -
TREK, INC.
The Trek Model 615-10 is a precision high voltage AC/DC generator and amplifier system used in a broad range of R&D and production applications which include providing operating potentials required for electrostatic charger roller devices as used in electrophotographic processes.
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V974 -
CAEN S.p.A.
The Mod. V974 is a 4 channel fast rise time amplifier housed in a 1-unit VME module; each channel features a voltage gain adjustable from 1 to 10 in x1 steps. Channels are non-inverting and bipolar: they amplify both positive and negative signals.
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LNAM-FBX -
Magnicon GmbH
Ultra-low-noise voltage amplifier module (LNAM) with ac coupled FET input allowing measurements between 1 Hz and 20 MHz. High gain precision and low distortion are achieved by using internal negative feedback and >1000 V/µs output stages.
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Menlo Systems Gmbh
Detection of weak light pulses on the few-photon level is crucial for many applications. The Menlo Systems' detector portfolio includes PIN photodiodes with low noise RF amplifiers, ultrafast avalanche photodetectors with integrated high voltage supplies, and detectors based on homo- and heterodyne detection.
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2350 -
TEGAM Inc.
The Model 2340/2350 High Voltage Amplifier expands the amplitude range of any standard, 50 function, pulse, or waveform generator to 400 volts p-p. Model 2340/2350 comes standard with a fixed gain of +50, and gains from 10 to 100 are available as special order.
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Ametek Scientific Instruments
Potentiostats control a voltage and measure a resulting current. The Control Amplifier outputs power to the counter electrode (also called auxiliary electrode). A feedback loop is established to control the cell potential between the reference and working electrode. This voltage is measured by the input electrometer, that has a high impedance. This current is then measured between the working and counter electrodes while this potential is maintained at the working electrode and reference electrode.