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Zurich Instruments MFLIA new low- and mid-frequency lock-in amplifier from Zurich Instruments is suited for optical experiments with a mechanical chopper or a pulsed laser system.

The MFLI features a signal bandwidth of 500 kHz (upgradable up to 5 MHz) and low-frequency input noise of around 3 nV/vHz. It has an integrated oscilloscope, signal generator, fast Fourier transform (FFT) spectrum analyzer and scope.

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Photonics Spectra
May 2015
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