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SYSTEMS<br />

BASIC "150" assemblies housed in either vertical mobile cabinets<br />

or separate portable cases are available in 1 -, 2 -, 4 -, 6- and<br />

8- channel models. Each is equipped with driver amplifiers of current<br />

feedback design and regulated power supplies for each channel, and<br />

a recorder featuring nine extremely accurate paper speeds on 2- to<br />

8- channel models, five on single channel units. Appropriate plug -in<br />

preamplifiers quickly and efficiently equip a basic assembly for<br />

recording virtually any 0 -100 cps phenomena.<br />

new 8- channel analog system<br />

In addition, specialized and complete Sanborn systems<br />

from 2- to 8- channels are available for recording analog<br />

computer outputs. The newest of these is the eight -<br />

channel Model 158 -5490 illustrated, featuring extreme<br />

compactness, mobility and operating ease. Dual- channel<br />

DC amplifiers with a common power supply for every<br />

two channels measure single -ended or push -pull input<br />

signals. Input impedance 5 megohms each input lead to<br />

ground. Controls include individual -channel attenuators,<br />

position, balance, sensitivity, stylus temperature<br />

and paper speed (0.25 to 100 mm /sec.). Frequency<br />

response is flat to 20 cycles, down 3 db at 60 cycles for<br />

all amplitudes to 4 cm peak to peak.<br />

OSCILLOGRAPHIC<br />

SANBORN<br />

RECORDING EQUIPMENT<br />

2. PREAMPLIFIERS<br />

3.<br />

All Sanborn Preamplifiers and Recorders.<br />

as well as various other units, are available<br />

separately for specialized applications or<br />

use as "original equipment' in other<br />

apparatus. Instruments include the Model<br />

150 -300, 700 Wide Band Driver Amplifier<br />

and Power Supply, for use with low power<br />

galvanometer elements, a 'scope and,'or<br />

panel meter. When equipped with suitable<br />

"150" preamplifier, this amplifier provides<br />

a portable indicator for strain, force.<br />

pressure, temperature, AC watts, audio<br />

level, etc, Other units include the Model<br />

150.1900 Master Oscillator Power Ampli.<br />

fier: Model 150 -3100 Triplexer; Model 601<br />

and 602 galvanometers; Model 150-2900<br />

Dual -Channel DC Amplifier.<br />

UNIT INSTRUMENTS<br />

A choke of twelve "150 Series" plug -in preamplifiers is now available, to equis<br />

systems for any of numerous recording problems. Improved control of input<br />

signals results from attenuator ratios of 1, 2, 5, etc., and calibrated zero suppression<br />

on AC -DC, Carrier, and Low Level models. Types, in addition tc<br />

foregoing three, include: Servo Monitor, DC Coupling, Log- Audio, Chopper<br />

Stabilized DC, AC Wattmeter, Input Coupling, RMS Volt /Ammeter, 40(<br />

cycle Frequency Deviation, and Frequency Meter.<br />

Added to these three aspects of Sanborn Oscillographic Recording Equipment are the basic<br />

advantages of inkless recording in true rectangular coordinates, to provide accurate,<br />

easily interpreted records; high torque galvanometer (10 ma develops 200,000 dyne cm.);<br />

over -all linearity 0.25 mm over middle 4 cm chart width, and 0.5 mm over entire 5 cm charts;<br />

controls for timing, manual and remote coding.<br />

Take advantage of the scope and flexibility of Sanborn equipment to answer your recording<br />

requirements. Sanborn engineers will be glad to provide further information and<br />

application assistance whenever you wish. Contact your local representative or write to<br />

the main office below.<br />

SANBORN COMPANY<br />

INDUSTRIAL DIVISION<br />

CAMBRIDGE 39, MASSACHUSETTS

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