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Boost Your Signal-to-Noise Ratio with Lock-in Detection

From Zurich Instruments Jul 30 2024

New technologies often require precise measurements of tiny signals buried in noise. This webinar will teach you how to use lock-in amplifiers and optimize the measurement parameters. We discuss three use cases: Optics experiments, material characterization, and resonator characterization.

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