Optical Choppers

Optical choppers are mechanical device which periodically interrupts a light beam. Three types are available: variable frequency rotating disc choppers, fixed frequency tuning fork choppers, and optical shutters.
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Equipment
The Model 3501 optical chopper provides rock-solid stability and flexibility because its chopping frequency is phase-locked to its own internal frequency synthesizer. It comes complete with four wheels, a wheel cover, and a GPIB (IEEE-488) interface.
An optical chopper is an electromechanical instrument that periodically interrupts a beam of light. The MC2000 Optical Chopper, utilizing advanced features to meet the most demanding applications, is a rotary type that is composed of a control console, motor head assembly and slotted chopper wheel. The MC2000 uses a phased-locked loop (PLL) motor speed control design to precisely maintain the chopping speed and phase to a reference signal. An internal, crystal-stabilized, frequency synthesizer provides an accurate and stable reference frequency for long-term stable performance.
Scitec Instruments Model 300 is a high stability variable frequency optical chopper. The basic system consists of a control unit, a chopping head and a set of four chemically blacked photo etched discs. This system provides operation over the frequency range 5Hz to 3kHz. A wide selection of additional discs and accessories is available to extend the frequency range and to satisfy individual requirements.
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