Current‐to‐voltage amplifier with a high voltage isolated input
Current‐to‐voltage amplifier with a high voltage isolated input
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具有高压隔离输入的电流电压放大器
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1989
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通讯作者:
C. M. Kahla
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B. Jaduszliwer;C. M. Kahla
The measurement of very low currents collected on electrodes held at high voltages is a commonly encountered experimental problem, since a commercial electrometer’s input can usually be floated only at a few tens of volts. We have run into this problem when attempting to measure the gain of the first dynode of an electron multiplier of the type used on cesium‐beam atomic clocks. In order to solve it, we have designed, built, and tested a current‐to‐voltage (transresistance) amplifier whose input can be floated up to ±2000 V, while providing a ground‐referenced low‐impedance output capable of driving a voltmeter or chart recorder. This very flexible instrument can measure currents in the 10−12 –10−7‐A range, has a 1‐Hz bandwidth, and it can be built at a cost of a few hundred dollars.