Atec Krohn-Hite-3364 - Manual

DESCRIPTION
The Krohn-Hite Model 3364 Four Channel Filter provides ease of
operation and the reliability Krohn-Hite has been known for since
1949; along with a price that will fit any budget.
The 3364 four independent channels provide a tunable frequency
range from 0.1Hz to 200kHz; and with the 002 option, the range is
extended to 0.005Hz. The frequency response characteristic is
selectable to either maximally flat (Butterworth) for clean filtering
in the frequency domain, or linear phase (Bessel) for complex
filtering.
Each channel of the 3364, also offers selectable functions of
low-pass and high-pass 4-pole filtering with selectable input gains
to 50dB in 10dB steps, and output gains to 20dB selectable in
0.1dB steps. The 3364 will accept input signals to ±10V peak at
0dB gain and has selectable ac or dc coupling. Memory is
available for storing a set-up of the instrument which can be
recalled with a simple command.
BAND-PASS/BAND/REJECT OPERATION
With the Model 3364 the user can simply connect two channels in
series to achieve band-pass operation or connect the two in
summed
parallel for band-reject operation. A total of two
band-pass/band-reject channels are available in the 3364.
APPLICATIONS
Applications of the Model 3364 are anti-aliasing, ultra-sound
measurements,
random noise testing, sound recording,
suppressing interference in audio communications and related
fields of medical, geological, geophysical, oceanographic,
military and many more.
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Model 3364
0.1Hz to 200kHz
Four Channel 4-Pole Filter
• Four Independent Filter Channels
Two Independent Band-Pass Channels
• Attenuation: 24dB/Octave
• Functions: High-Pass, Low-Pass, Band-Pass
• Response: Butterworth and Bessel
• Input: Differential and Single-Ended
• Input Gain: 0dB to 50dB in 10dB steps
• Output Gain: 0dB to 20dB in 0.1dB steps
Low-Pass Amplitude Response
High-Pass Amplitude Response