MR-260A Mossbauer Drive Unit
Brand: WissEl | Category: Nanotechnology
A Mossbauer drive unit with an error minimisation facility, so the velocity transducer can be run away from its resonance frequency across roughly 1 to 100 Hz. A logarithmic LED bar shows the deviation of the motion from its ideal value.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Operating frequency range | approximately 1 to 100 Hz |
| Analogue input | 1 to 12 Vpp |
| Monitor output | approximately 30 mV per mm/s |
| Error x 10 output | approximately 300 mV per mm/s |
| Specification | Double width NIM module, weight 1.2 kg |
| Power requirements | plus 12 V 300 mA, plus or minus 24 V 10 mA |
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