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Stanford Research Systems SR552
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  Stanford Research Sys SR552 Low Noise Preamplifier Used with SRS lock   In Stock US    
  Stanford Research SR552 Amplifier (TID:21242) The Stanford Research S   US    
  Stanford Research Systems SR552 Low Noise Bipolar Input Preampli Refu US    
  Stanford Research Systems SR552 Low Noise Bipolar Input Preamplifier   US    
 
 
 
  Stanford Research Systems SR552 : Main Features and Specifications
Stanford Research Systems SR552  
 
Low end frequency limit  1.0 Hz 
High end frequency limit  100.0 kHz 
Gain  N/A
Noise Figure  N/A
Status new
Launch Date
--
Discontinued on --
Supported until --
See also SR550 , SR554
 
  Stanford Research Systems SR552 Specs (203.4 KB)
 
Stanford Research Systems SR552 Features :
The SR552 Voltage Preamplifier is designed to work with SRS lock-in amplifiers, providing gain where it is needed most—right at the experiment.
The preamplifier minimizes noise and pickup in the connecting lines and can reduce measurement time in noise-limited experiments.
The SR552 differs from the SR550 in its bipolar front-end design.
The SR552 has a lower input noise and a correspondingly lower input impedance (100 kW vs.
100 MW) than the SR550.
When used with the SR510 or SR530, the preamplifier gain is automatically set by the lock-in.
When used with the SR850, SR810 or SR830, the gain is always set to 100.
Power and control signals are brought from the lock-in by a 9-pin cable (included).
The SR552 may also be operated independently by applying appropriate power supply voltages (±20 VDC, +5 VDC).
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