Re: [time-nuts] Using a lock-in amplifier

2011-08-30 Thread Bob Camp
-boun...@febo.com [mailto:time-nuts-boun...@febo.com] On Behalf Of Don Lewis Sent: Monday, August 29, 2011 8:39 PM To: time-nuts@febo.com Subject: [time-nuts] Using a lock-in amplifier This might be off topic, and if so, pls disregard. (I am new to your group..just listening lately, a little rusty

[time-nuts] Using a lock-in amplifier

2011-08-29 Thread Don Lewis
This might be off topic, and if so, pls disregard. (I am new to your group..just listening lately, a little rusty on some of your talents.) I have an older EGG Model 5202 Quadrature lock-in amplifier around for years waiting for a project. (.2 - 50Mhz) It seems its' phase sensitivity could

Re: [time-nuts] Using a lock-in amplifier

2011-08-29 Thread J. Forster
They are good instruments. You can certainly use them to compare the phase of two sources. Because it's a quadrature lock-in, you can also use it to sit on a peak with a small dither (Pound Locking). Best, -John This might be off topic, and if so, pls disregard. (I am new