Stanford Research Systems SR570 Low-Noise Current Preamplifier User Manual

User manual for the SR570 Low-Noise Current Preamplifier covering operation, specifications, programming, circuitry, calibration, and safety.


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Brand
Stanford Research Systems
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
66
File format
PDF
File size
2.3 MB
Published
27 October, 2026
Updated
27 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

This document is the user manual for the SR570 Low-Noise Current Preamplifier, a precision instrument designed for measuring small currents. It provides comprehensive instructions on operating the front and rear panels, including controls for sensitivity, bias voltage, filters, and gain modes. The manual also details remote programming via RS-232 interface and includes a complete list of commands.

What's inside

  • Safety and Use
  • Accessories Furnished
  • Environmental Conditions
  • Specifications
  • Operation and Controls
  • Front Panel Operation
  • Rear Panel Operation
  • Programming
  • SR570 Circuitry
  • Calibration & Repair

Specifications

Input ImpedanceSee Table 1
Input Offset±1 pA to ±5 mA full scale adjustable dc offset current
Maximum Input±5 mA
Sensitivity1 pA/V to 1 mA/V in a 1-2-5 sequence
Frequency ResponseFlat to ±0.5 dB up to 1 MHz (1 mA/V sensitivity)
Operating Temperatures0 to 50° C
Power100, 120, 220 or 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz from line
Dimensions8.3" x 3.5" x 13.0"
Weight15 lbs. (including batteries)

Frequently asked questions

What are the default settings when the FILTER RESET key is held during power-up?

Sensitivity = 1 µA/V, Invert = off, Input Offset = +1 pA, Bias = 0 V, Filters = none, Gain Mode = Low Noise.

What fuse size is required for 100V/120V operation?

A 1 Amp fuse is required for 100V/120V operation.

How long do the internal batteries last between charges?

The internal batteries provide up to 15 hours of operation between charges.

Is the amplifier ground fully floating?

Yes, the amplifier ground is fully floating, though amplifier and chassis grounds can be connected at the rear panel.

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