Zurich Instruments launched the first-ever synchronous digital boxcar averager with the UHF-BOX on its UHFLI 600 MHz Lock-in Amplifier, setting a new benchmark for precision in signal analysis.
Proven Technology, Guaranteed Performance
Unlike traditional analog boxcar averagers that depend on trigger-controlled gate windows, Zurich Instruments' digital boxcar averager uses advanced data processing to create an almost perfectly rectangular boxcar window. By synchronizing the gate window to the phase of internal oscillators, they also eliminate common limitations such as trigger re-arm delays and jitter.
With the MFLI 500 kHz / 5 MHz Lock-in Amplifier’s MF-BOX Boxcar Averager option, Zurich Instruments is thrilled to introduce this tried-and-true technology to a wider audience. Making high-performance boxcar averaging for pulsed measurements more widely available allows for a higher signal-to-noise ratio at a more convenient entry point.
Product Highlights
MF-BOX Boxcar Averager
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- 1 Boxcar unit up to 500 kHz/5 MHz repetition rate
- Input selectable between Voltage or Current Input
- Zero acquisition dead time
- Baseline suppression feature
- 1 to 1 M averaging periods
- Lock-in amplifier, boxcar averager, and other instruments operating simultaneously
- API programming in Python, MATLAB, LabVIEW, C, .NET
Starting at EUR 3,040
For holders of MFLI Lock-in Amplifiers, the pricing displayed is ex-works Zurich and only applies in certain areas.
What’s the Application?
Contact us to schedule a conversation with one of the application specialists to learn more about how the new boxcar averager can allow for new sensitivity levels for pulsed signals. The application pages and videos highlighting boxcar averaging as a crucial component of signal analysis are provided here.
Applications
- THz Time-Domain Spectroscopy
- Time Domain Thermoreflectance (TDTR)
- Raman Spectroscopy
- Pump-Probe Spectroscopy