Vk30xCV is a low noise differential input preamplifier. This product adopts low-noise amplification unit, low-noise power supply, optimized power supply, etc., which makes this
product have the advantages of high precision, ultra-low noise, high suppression ratio, wide measurement range and low-temperature drift. It is suitable for various occasions of weak signal measurement. The amplifier specially integrates high-precision 5V voltage output, which can make the application of resistance bridge more convenient and fast. The vk30xcv amplifier adopts all metal shielding and the
internal core unit is shielded separately again to isolate
interference in the largest scale. This product can be used in occasions with strong industrial interference, and has the advantages of moisture-proof and shockproof.
VK30XCV Low Noise Bridge Differential Amplifier 301
345,00 €
| Dimensions | 3,2 × 11,7 × 3,2 cm |
|---|---|
| Features |
- Charge Input Range: 0~± 5V
- Power Supply Voltage: 8~24V (Range 5-30V)
- Color: Blue
- Frecuency Response: DC ~ 20Khz
- Supply Current: 100mA (Range 75-200mA)
- Input Method: Plug and dial aviation seat input
- Input Resistance: 1GΩ
- Output Method: BNC single-ended output
- Output Resistence: 75Ω
- Output Voltage Range: 0V ~ ±5V
- Output Voltage Bias: <1mV
- Dual Switch Gain Accuracy: <1%
- Dualtoggle Switch Gain Range: 20~2000 times
- Operating Temperature: -40~85 ºC
- Storage Temperature: -60~105 ºC
- Safe Use Absolute Maximum: Supply voltage V -1 ~ +35 Charge input port V +-6 （Internal peotection circuit) Output port V -1 ~ +35V （Internal peotection circuit) All port electrostatic input（ESD） V 4000
- Channels: 1
- Gain Range: 20x (26dB) 200x (46db) 2000x (66db)
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