$2,379.00
The Stanford Research Systems SIM960 Analog PID Controller is a high-performance, single-channel PID controller with a 100 kHz bandwidth. It features a comprehensive set of control parameters, including proportional gain, integral time, derivative time, and output limits, enabling precise and responsive control in demanding applications. Its analog design ensures minimal noise and high stability.
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Stanford Research Systems SIM960 Analog PID Controller, 100 kHz is in excellent working condition and has been thoroughly tested for performance and reliability. We offer both new and professionally refurbished options, depending on availability and customer preference.
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With over a decade of experience, Aumictech is a recognized leader in RF and optical test equipment sales and services. All units are supported by our in-house calibration and repair facility based in Downingtown, PA, ensuring technical reliability and long-term value.
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The SIM960 Analog PID Controller from Stanford Research Systems offers a 100 kHz bandwidth for high-speed control applications. This single-channel controller provides a full suite of adjustable PID parameters, allowing users to optimize performance for a variety of systems. Its analog implementation minimizes digital artifacts and provides excellent noise performance, crucial for sensitive control loops.
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