DSP Lock-in Amplifier

DSP Lock-in Amplifier

DSP Lock-in Amplifier

Product catalog summary
Overview: The SR810 and SR830 DSP Lock-In Amplifiers by Stanford Research Systems offer high performance at a reasonable cost. The SR830 displays both magnitude and phase of a signal, while the SR810 displays magnitude only. Both utilize digital signal processing (DSP) to replace traditional components, providing an operating range of 1 mHz to 102 kHz and over 100 dB of dynamic reserve.
Specifications:
  • Frequency Range: 1 mHz to 102.4 kHz
  • Dynamic Reserve: >100 dB
  • Stability: 5 ppm/°C
  • Phase Resolution: 0.01 degrees
  • Time Constants: 10 µs to 30 ks with up to 24 dB/oct rolloff
  • Interfaces: GPIB and RS-232
Input Channel: Features differential inputs with 6 nV/√Hz noise and 10 MΩ impedance. Current measurements are supported with selectable gains. Line filters are included to eliminate interference without the need for a tracking band-pass filter.
Extended Dynamic Reserve: Achieved through digital demodulation, providing over 100 dB of true dynamic reserve without prefiltering, eliminating errors associated with analog instruments.
Digital Filtering: The DSP handles output filtering with time constants from 10 µs to 30,000 s and rolloff options. Synchronous filters are available for low-frequency measurements.
Digital Phase Shifting: Phase is measured with 0.01° resolution, and outputs are orthogonal to 0.001°.
Frequency Synthesizer: Generates low distortion reference signals with high resolution and accuracy, phase-locked to external references when needed.
Useful Features: Auto-functions optimize gain, phase, offset, and dynamic reserve. Harmonic detection up to 102 kHz is supported.
Analog Inputs and Outputs: User-defined outputs for various measurements, with auxiliary inputs and outputs for additional functionality.
Internal Memory: The SR810 has an 8,000 point buffer, while the SR830 has two 16k point buffers for data recording.
Easy Operation: Front-panel keypad and spin knob for parameter adjustments, with storage for up to nine configurations. Standard interfaces for computer communication.
Ordering Information: Pricing for SR810 and SR830 models, along with optional accessories like preamplifiers and optical choppers.
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DSP Lock-in Amplifier-1

SR830 DSPLock-In Amplifier The SR810 and SR830 have differential inputs with 6 nV/ √ Hzinput noise. The input impedance is 10 M > Ω, and minimumfull-scale input voltage sensitivity is 2 nV. The inputs can also be configured for current measurements with selectable current gains of 10 Input Channel > The SR810 and SR830 DSPLock-In Amplifiers provide highperformance at a reasonable cost. The SR830 simultaneously displays the magnitude and phase of a signal, while the SR810 displays the magnitude only. Both instruments use digital signal processing (DSP) to replace the demodulators, output filters, and amplifiers found in conventional lock-ins. The SR810 and SR830 provide uncompromised performance with an operating range of 1 mHz to 102 kHz and 100 dB of drift-free dynamic reserve. > The dynamic reserve of a lock-in amplifier, at a given full-scale input voltage, is the ratio (in dB) of the largest interfering > 6 and 10 > 8 V/A. Aline filter (50 Hz or 60 Hz) and a 2 ՗ line filter (100 Hz or 120 Hz) are provided toeliminate line related interference. However, unlike conventional lock-in amplifiers, no tracking band-pass filter is needed at the input. This filter is used by conventional lock-ins to increase dynamic reserve. Unfortunately, band pass filters also introduce noise, amplitude and phase error, and drift. TheDSPdesign of these lock-ins has such inherently largedynamic reserve that no band pass filter is needed. Extended Dynamic Reserve > (U.S. list)

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DSP Lock-in Amplifier-2

Digital Phase Shifting The digital signal processor also handles the task of output filtering, allowing time constants from 10 Analog phase shifting circuits have also been replaced with aDSPcalculation. Phase is measured with 0.01 resolution, and the X and Youtputs are orthogonal to 0.001а. s to 30,000 s witha choice of 6, 12, 18 and 24 dB/oct rolloff. For low frequency measurements (below 200 Hz), synchronous filters can be engaged to notch out multiples of the reference frequency. Since the harmonics of the reference have been eliminated (notably 2F), effective output filtering can be achieved...

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DSP Lock-in Amplifier-3

Signal Channel OutputsSine, TTL(When using an externalreference, both outputs are phase locked to the external reference.) Channel 14-digit LED display with 40-segment LED bar graph. X, R, X-noise, Aux 1 or Aux 2. The display can also be any of these quantities divided by Aux 1 or Aux 2.Channel 2 (SR830)4ݽ-digit LED display with 40-segment LED bar graph. Y, Voltage inputsSingle-ended or differentialSensitivity2 nVto 1 V Current input10 Displays θ , Y-noise, Aux 3 or Aux 4. The display can also be any of these quantities divided by Aux 3 or Aux 4.OffsetX, Y, R can be offset up to 105 % of full...

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