No.
You may have noise between the sensor and the amplifier.
A loop with an integrator zeroes out the static errors
but not the dinamic ones.
The whole control loop has to be analyzed.
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How big is the field of view of the microscope ?
Do you have to move it (scan across the plate ) or can
it stay stationary?
I am thinking at adding transparent resistor to hear it and
TC to measure it.
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I made once a thermostat for microscope slide -- I may be
able to help but I have to know much more. Otherwise
the only advice is : Investigate the possibility of depositing diamond on a metal plate and etching away the metal where it has to be transparent.
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Leiser:
The FT is a tubular capacitor; the inner electrode has
one lead which is coaxial with both electrodes and
protrudes at both ends . The outer electrode
of the C is a solder plated ring to be soldered
around to the perimeter of the hole in the shield.
Its effect is equivalent to a...
The reason to quantify the S/N ratio is that it effects --
in the case of old, analog AM determines -- the error rate.
The error rate in the case of digital communication is much
more complex -- e.g. in the sixties there was a Saturn fly-
by and the returned picture -- in spite of the...
Jkelly:
Sorry for not answering your question, so
*** YES ***
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Keith:
I suggested the micro, the OP is not willing to read my FAQ
or disclose any more info.
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Resistors are temperature dependent, too and there are
thermistors with different -- even positive or negative --
temp. coeff. The networks you have found combine these
effects to improve the linearity.
On a single 6 thermistor temp. sensor you may reach .5C accuracy by calibration. The...
I would select a linear -- non-switcher -- PSU which can
supply more than enough current , add more electrolytic
and ceramic caps with short leads
AND FINALLY:
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Glass beads are made for sintered chemical filters
in about this size by the lb-s. Wouldn't it do?
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The signal to noise ratio may be irrelevant in a digital system. I had
e.g. a system where the digital pulses were
a few millivolts in the noise of a few volts and the raw
-- uncorrected -- error rate better than 1 in 1 million.
To give any help we need much more data ( see my FAQ )
What is...
Every magnet is non-linear-- linear only within a small
enough range ,if you stretch the definition of "linear"
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If you just need one, you may rewind a relay for lower
voltage. The wire diameter is squareroot ( V1/v2) times
of the old one ( well +/- 15% is OK )
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How many amperes ? You may want to consider electronic switch -- solid state relay or some custom circuit.
How many do you need ? any other consideration ?
Space, cost, reliability, etc ?
Is the load inductive -- e.g.motor or solenoid --
or incandescent ?
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