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lock-in amplifier

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lock-in amplifier [′läk‚in ′am·plə‚fī·ər]
(electronics)
An amplifier that uses some form of automatic synchronization with an external reference signal to detect and measure very weak electromagnetic radiation at radio or optical wavelengths in the presence of very high noise levels.


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The lock-in amplifier is controlled by a computer which sets the lock-in internal reference frequency and reads the resulting PMT signal.
The signal from the MCT-detector is fed first to a low-noise preamplifier and then through a lock-in amplifier and is finally recorded by the PC-computer system.
The Agilent 5420 is also compatible with MAC Mode III, which provides three user-configurable lock-in amplifiers to afford virtually limitless application possibilities, unprecedented speed and the ability to use higher resonance modes of the cantilever.
 
 
 
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