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Lock-in Amplifiers
A lock-in amplifier is a form of synchronous detector having a balanced amplifier in which the signal is applied to the grids of two tubes as the control signal is applied to their plates or another grid. The difference in output currents is then measured.
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Boston Electronics Corp. - Brookline, MA
Supplies quantum cascade tunable IR lasers (3.3 to 17+ microns); UV/IR detectors; choppers, shutters, lock-in amplifiers; single-photon counting electronics and systems for single molecule detection, fluorescence lifetime imaging/spectroscopy, diffuse optical tomography and laser radar. Also photon...
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ADDITIONAL COMPANIES
Ametek Advanced Measurement Technology, Signal Recovery - Farnborough, England
BNC Scientific, Division of Berkeley Nucleonics Corp. - Petaluma, CA
Electro Optical Components, Inc. - Santa Rosa, CA
Femto Messtechnik GmbH - Berlin, Germany
Hinds Instruments, Inc. - Hillsboro, OR
Laser Components (UK) Ltd. - Chelmsford, England
Laser Components SAS, Sub. of Laser Components GmbH - Meudon, France
LTG Lasertech Group Inc. - Concord, Canada
Perry Amplifier - Brookline, MA
Scitec Instruments Ltd. - Bradford on Avon, England
Stanford Research Systems, Inc. - Sunnyvale, CA
Zurich Instruments - Zurich, Switzerland
TERMS
amplifier
A device that enlarges and strengthens a signal's output without significantly distorting its original waveshape. There are amplifiers for acoustical, optical and electronic signals.
lock-in amplifier
A form of synchronous detector having a balanced amplifier in which the signal is applied to the grids of two tubes as the control signal is applied to their plates or another grid. The difference in output currents is then measured.
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