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Lock-In Amp

SCT-Lock-In Amplifier

Matching the chopper complete systems and individual components offered by us, we offer Lock In amplifiers for data acquisition.

SCT-410 Lock-In Amplifier

SCT-410

SCT-410 is a single phase analogue lock-in amplifier. It is suitable for making amplitude and phase measurements.
SCT-420 Lock-In Amplifier

SCT-420

SCT-420 is a dual phase analogue lock-in amplifier. This amplifier is suitable for making amplitude and phase measurements.
SCT-441 Lock-In Amplifier

SCT-441

A dual phase lock-in amplifier with manual setting, using jumpers, of input mode, sensitivity, low pass filter time constant and reference signal course phase control.
SCT-300P Blade Protector

SCT-300P

Consists of a blade protector suitable for mounting on to a SCT-300H chopping head, six blanking plates, six 12 mm aperture plates and mounting screws.
SCT-340P Blade Protector

SCT-340P

Consists of a blade protector suitable for mounting on to a SCT-340H chopping head, six blanking plates, six 44 mm aperture plates and mounting screws.
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