The UDT Tramp is a transimpedance amplifier (current-to-voltage) instrument which provides a low input impedance to accurately measure the short circuit current of phototransducers such as silicon and germanium photodetectors, vacuum photodiodes and photomultiplier tubes.
This model provides multiple gain selection and utilizes a common BNC connector for input and output connections for user convenience. A voltmeter, oscilloscope, chart recorder or any other voltage sensitive instrument may be used to monitor the amplifier output.
Very low noise
Eight decades of gain ranging between 103 and 1010
Remote computer control using data acquisition interface (digital input/output, analog output)
Integral NiCad battery pack with normal and trickle charge modes
Line powered operation using transformer supplied
Output scaling to interface to chart recorders and other equipment
Optimal measurement range indicator
TRAMP Specifications | |
Gain (volt/ampere) | 3 10 10 - 10 |
Noise (mV RMS) | 0.5 |
Current Range (amps) | -2 -13 10 - 10 |
Overall Accuracy | ±2% |
Bandwidth vs. Gain | 3 10 @ 160 kHz |
4 10 @ 45 kHz | |
5 10 @ 12 kHz | |
6 10 @ 12 kHz | |
7 10 @ 550 Hz | |
8 10 @ 550 Hz | |
9 10 @ 5 Hz | |
10 10 @ 5 Hz | |
Offset Drift vs. Temperature | Less than 50 µV/°C |
Input Impedance | 0.001 ohms typical |
Output Impedance | Less than 1 ohm |
Output Voltage | ±5V |
Power Supply | 115/230 VAC |
Battery Life | 15 hours |
Type | 10 AA NiCad |
Physical Dimensions | 2.76"H x 5.91"W x 7.51"L |
