The DA1855A is a differential amplifier from LeCroy. Amplify RF and Microwave signals to measure, test, and design circuits. Applications include radio communications, cellphones, EMI testing, and much more.
Additional Features:
Full control from oscilloscope through ProBus interface
DC to 100 MHz bandwidth
Risetime (typical): <3.5 ns
Outstanding 100,000: 1 Common Mode Rejection Ratio (CMRR)
Gain of X1 or X10
Industry-leading overdrive recovery
Low noise
Selectable BW limiting
Two gain control modes when connected to a LeCroy oscilloscope
Built-in Precision Voltage Generator (PVG)
Comparator and true differential offset modes
The LeCroy DA1855A is a stand-alone, high-performance 100 MHz differential amplifier. It is intended to act as a signal conditioning preamplifier for oscilloscopes, digitizers and spectrum analyzers, providing differential measurement capability to instruments having only a single-ended input. When used with a DA1855A, oscilloscopes can obtain Common Mode Rejection Ratio (CMRR) and overdrive recovery performance levels previously unobtainable.
The DA1855A is a differential amplifier from LeCroy. Amplify RF and Microwave signals to measure, test, and design circuits. Applications include radio communications, cellphones, EMI testing, and much more.
Additional Features:
- Full control from oscilloscope through ProBus interface
- DC to 100 MHz bandwidth
- Risetime (typical): <3.5 ns
- Outstanding 100,000: 1 Common Mode Rejection Ratio (CMRR)
- Gain of X1 or X10
- Industry-leading overdrive recovery
- Low noise
- Selectable BW limiting
- Two gain control modes when connected to a LeCroy oscilloscope
- Built-in Precision Voltage Generator (PVG)
- Comparator and true differential offset modes
The LeCroy DA1855A is a stand-alone, high-performance 100 MHz differential amplifier. It is intended to act as a signal conditioning preamplifier for oscilloscopes, digitizers and spectrum analyzers, providing differential measurement capability to instruments having only a single-ended input. When used with a DA1855A, oscilloscopes can obtain Common Mode Rejection Ratio (CMRR) and overdrive recovery performance levels previously unobtainable.
