- Out-of-Stock
AVT1962 A - economic logarithmic probe. PCB board
ID: 566148
PCB for an economic logarithmic probe. AVT1962 A
Free shipping
free shipping in Poland for all orders over 500 PLN
Same day shipping
If your payment will be credited to our account by 11:00
14 days for return
Each consumer can return the purchased goods within 14 days
Description
The inexpensive design in the implementation of the logarithmic probe is based on a small number of components, mostly discrete. It complements the design of the AVT5580 generator-wobulator (EP2-3 / 2017). The logarithmic probe allows measurements in the range from low frequencies (acoustic) to RF. (about 40 MHz).
Project AVT 1966 EP 08/17
properties
- Input frequency range from the audio band to 40 MHz
- Built-in amplifier +20 dB and attenuator -20 d
- Range -20 dB, dynamics: 52 dB, sensitivity: 1.5 Vpp
- Range 0 dB (basic), dynamics: 52 dB, sensitivity: 150 mVpp
- Range +20 dB, dynamics: 23 dB, sensitivity: 15 mVp-p
Included
- Printed circuit board
566148
Other products in the same category (16)
No product available!
No product available!
Jens Jacobsen, Tilman Schlenker, Lisa Edwards
Delivery date unknown
No product available!
Evaluation board with LPC1114 microcontroller and built-in ISP programmer
Delivery date unknown
No product available!
No product available!
No product available!
Duracell Ultra Powercheck AAA battery (R3, LR03), voltage 1.5V, 4 pcs.
Retired
No product available!
Male terminal block, angled, 10-pin. Pitch 3.81mm. Height 7mm. 15EDGRC
Retired
No product available!
No product available!
No product available!
The Tower Windmill from Ugears is more than a mechanical puzzle. It is an exciting adventure into the history of old England. The model is based on the Chesterton Windmill, a 17th-century cylindrical stone tower windmill that was built outside the village of Chesterton, Warwickshire county. Built around 1632-33, the Windmill was restored between 1965 and 1974 and today it is the earliest tower mill in England to retain any of its working parts.
This unique construction with an arched base was presumably built by a prominent figure of the period, Sir Edward Peyto that owned Chesterton Manor at that time. UGears 70055
Retired
No product available!
No product available!
Maciej Szafarczyk, Dominika Śniegulska-Grądzka, Rafał Wypysiński
Delivery date unknown
No product available!
No product available!
Tomasz Frenchman
Retired
No product available!
No product available!
PCB for an economic logarithmic probe. AVT1962 A