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PRINCETON APPLIED RESEARCH CORPORATION. Anal. Chem. , 1971, 43 (6), pp 16A–16A. DOI: 10.1021/ac60301a713. Publication Date: May 1971...
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PRINCETON APPLIED RESEARCH CORPORATION Box 565, Princeton, New Jersey 08540 | Gentlemen:

MEASURING SMALL SIGNALS IS NO LONGER A BIG PROBLEM

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Spending long hours trying to measure microvoltlevel signals? Chances are, you can cut the time to minutes with a P.A.R. lock-in amplifier. P.A.R. lock-ins are eliminating noise pollution in hun­ dreds of applications from bridge null detection to measuring light from stars. Our most versatile lock-in, the Model 124, has been used with an accessory transformer to measure signals as small as 5 picovolts. Other features include: • Continuously tunable frequency range from 0.2 Hz to 210 kHz • Automatic tracking of reference signals • Low-noise plug-in preamps to match a variety of source impedances • Dynamic range/drift tradeoff for wide applications flexibility The Model 124 is priced at $3150 including Model 117 preamplifier; other P.A.R. lock-ins range from $995. A complete line of accessories is available including light choppers, preamplifiers and trans­ formers. Also available is a new high-gain, current amplifying plug-in useful in low-level photometric applications. To arrange a no-obligation demonstration, or dis­ cuss your signal measuring problem, mail the cou­ pon above or call Hugh Doherty, Manager, Signal Processing Instrumentation, at (609) 452-2111.

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