Analog processor

Feb. 1, 1995
The ET4261 is a 14bit analog processor with a usable dynamic range of 84 dB. Used with chargecoupled devices, this unit offers low noise, low power consumption, and darkcurrent offset control for medical imaging and other applications.

The ET4261 is a 14bit analog processor with a usable dynamic range of 84 dB. Used with chargecoupled devices, this unit offers low noise, low power consumption, and darkcurrent offset control for medical imaging and other applications.

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