| Products > Test Equipment |
| Tutorial, Teardown & Experiments with Stanford Research SR530 Lock-in Amplifier |
| << < (5/5) |
| Ice-Tea:
Got one of these but by the looks of it the LCD is all over the shop (analog meter seems fine). If anyone is looking for a project to outdo The Signal Path: feel free to drop me a PM ;-) |
| wishboneash:
--- Quote from: _Wim_ on August 30, 2022, 06:56:38 pm --- --- Quote from: wishboneash on August 28, 2022, 10:57:19 pm ---Unfortunately page 82 which contained the input section was not in good shape. Some reverse engineering is in order :) The rest of the schematics are good. Thanks. --- End quote --- I does seem that once upon a time these were delivered together with the unit in a printed format. Did you already ask SRS for a copy? I had good luck with Signal Recovery (Ametek) in the past --- End quote --- I contacted SRS and they suggested to buy hard copy from outside vendors for about $100. |
| maxwell3e10:
I couldn't find a printed SR530 manual, but found SR830. Here is the page with the input amplifier. Perhaps it is similar enough. |
| Kleinstein:
The SR830 input stage is more conventional. The current to voltage converter uses just a single OP-amp. |
| Navigation |
| Message Index |
| Previous page |