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Questions tagged [lock-in-amplifier]

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I'm measuring (or at least trying to) low-level currents using the SR865A lock-in amplifier. My sample produces a DC current modulated by a mechanical chopper at around 1 kHz, so the signal appears as ...
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I am not an electrical engineer and my experience is somewhat limited. I would like to make what I assume is going to be a bunch of goofy questions: Consider a signal that is modulated at two ...
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I am building a lock in amplifier (LIA) for fluorescence lifetime measurement using off the shelf components, after going through literature, I have decided to use square wave for excitation of the ...
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I have a CW laser which is modulated by an optical chopper rotating at 1kHz. The modulated CW beam struck a sample holder and the absorption signal is recorder via an Infrared Associates MCT detector. ...
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I've got a signal that consists of 2 square waves at 2 different frequencies in the kHz range, about 10 Hz apart. I need to determine the relative amplitudes of 2 different known frequencies and I was ...
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I have two questions: Why does a lock-in amplifier multiply the incoming signal s(t) with both a cosine and a sine reference and not just a single one? What problem may eventually arise, if you ...
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