Preamplifier Pulse - Computer Hardware Parts Online tc-133, tc-133
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| tc-133 | GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: CHARGE SENSITIVITY 10 TO 12TH V/COULOMB 0.16 MICROVOLT/ION PAIR 46MILLEVOLTS/MEV FOR ARGON METHANE COUNTERS,INPUT NEGATIVE PULSE,OUTPUT POSITIVE PULSE 50 OHM CAPACITANCE,SATURATED OUTPUT VOLTAGE P12 V AND N2 V UNTERMINATED,DECAY TIME CONSTANT 100 MICROSEC,1NTEGRAL NONLINEARITY LESS THAN 0.5 PC,STABILITY 0.5 PC | ||
| tc-133 | GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: CHARGE SENSITIVITY 10 TO 12TH V/COULOMB 0.16 MICROVOLT/ION PAIR 46MILLEVOLTS/MEV FOR ARGON METHANE COUNTERS,INPUT NEGATIVE PULSE,OUTPUT POSITIVE PULSE 50 OHM CAPACITANCE,SATURATED OUTPUT VOLTAGE P12 V AND N2 V UNTERMINATED,DECAY TIME CONSTANT 100 MICROSEC,1NTEGRAL NONLINEARITY LESS THAN 0.5 PC,STABILITY 0.5 PC |
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: CHARGE SENSITIVITY 10 TO 12TH V/COULOMB 0.16 MICROVOLT/ION PAIR 46MILLEVOLTS/MEV FOR ARGON METHANE COUNTERS,INPUT NEGATIVE PULSE,OUTPUT POSITIVE PULSE 50 OHM CAPACITANCE,SATURATED OUTPUT VOLTAGE P12 V AND N2 V UNTERMINATED,DECAY TIME CONSTANT 100 MICROSEC,1NTEGRAL NONLINEARITY LESS THAN 0.5 PC,STABILITY 0.5 PC
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: CHARGE SENSITIVITY 10 TO 12TH V/COULOMB 0.16 MICROVOLT/ION PAIR 46MILLEVOLTS/MEV FOR ARGON METHANE COUNTERS,INPUT NEGATIVE PULSE,OUTPUT POSITIVE PULSE 50 OHM CAPACITANCE,SATURATED OUTPUT VOLTAGE P12 V AND N2 V UNTERMINATED,DECAY TIME CONSTANT 100 MICROSEC,1NTEGRAL NONLINEARITY LESS THAN 0.5 PC,STABILITY 0.5 PC
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