The amplifier is one of the most important component in a pulse processing system for applications in counting, timing, or pulse amplitude (energy) spectroscopy. Normally, it is the amplifier that provides the pulse-shaping controls needed to optimize the performance of the analog electronics. 

Features:

- Rackable Module (Standard NIM). 1/12 NIM Module.

- Active Baseline Restoration (BLR) circuit.

- Manual and Remote Pole-Zero compensation.

- Manual and remote Analog coarse, fine gain, offset & BLR Threshold.

- Gain range from 1 to 1000.

- LED Display.

- High Bandwith.

- Power Supply: ±6V, ±12V.

- Two 50Ω outputs (10V out max). Busy output NIM.

- Remote control of analog parameters via USB or Ethernet (optional).

- Onboard EEPROM memory for analog calibration parameters storage.

TT-SHAPER Schematic:

Digital Control Board inside TT-SHAPER: