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Pulse Generator offers multi-channel operation.
July 23, 2009 -
Model 9520 provides up to 8 independent digitally controlled channels with width, delay, rate, and amplitude control on each output and permits differing rates for all channels using clock-divider functions. Output modules selection array includes both TTL/CMOS with adjustable amplitude, 35 V high voltage electrical, and optical at either 820 or 1,310 nm. Unit offers dual inputs, functioning as dual triggers or trigger/gating through BNC or optical connections.
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The Digital Delay Pulse Generator Model 9520
Bozeman, MT July 14, 2009 - Quantum Composers offers the Model 9520 Pulse Generator as a cost effective instrument that provides solutions to generate and synchronize multiple pulses and triggers for a wide variety of applications. The 9520 Series is the only multi-channel pulse generator to permit differing rates for all the channels using new Clock-Divider functions, and provides up to eight independent digitally controlled channels with width, delay, rate, and amplitude control on each output.
The 9520 Series Pulse Generator now offers dual inputs, functioning as dual triggers or trigger/gating through BNC or optical connections. This is particularly important to stop continuous pulsing with a secondary trigger signal. The user also has per channel source options and can keep specific channels free-running and other channels triggered.
Modular output boards provide a variety of output options, allowing the customer to customize their own instrument from stock. The output modules selection array includes both TTL/CMOS with adjustable amplitude, 35V high voltage electrical, and optical at either 820nm or 1310nm. For those working with optical triggering, optical inputs are available.
The 9520 Series is equipped with standard USB and RS-232 unit and a GPIB and Ethernet module as an option. Our standard programming protocols are backwards compatible and complimentary NI certified LabVIEW(TM) drivers are available.
Advanced features include an Increment option which provides incrementing delay times and pulse widths after each trigger or internal burst count. Another feature is Illuminated On - a backlight that illuminates on each channel during a pulse condition. Clock-In functionality gives the user the ability to synchronize using a master clock from 10 MHz to 100 MHz.
The 9520+ Series starts at $2592 with academic and government discounts available.
For more information about the 9500+ Series visit Quantum Composers at http://www.quantumcomposers.com/usa/9...
Quantum Composers, Inc. was founded in 1993 in Bozeman, Montana, a high tech center for electro-optic startups in the northern Rocky Mountain Region. Quantum Composers has become an internationally recognized pioneer in the electro-optics marketplace with the design and development of a precision digital delay pulse generator line of products and custom laser systems for test and measurement applications.
Contacts:
General Information:
Bridget Thornton
USA
Phone: 800-510-6530 ext. 122
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Company Information:
Name: Quantum Composers
Address: 212 Discovery Dr.
City: Bozeman
State: MT
ZIP: 59718
Country: USA
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