4100 Series
Digital Boxcar Averager Systems

4100 Boxcar Averager System

The 4100 series of Boxcar Signal Averagers is made up of NIM standard modules plugged into a NIM bin and power supply.

A system consists of boxcar averager module(s), ADC/display module(s), NIM frame and power supply, and optional software interconnected to produce a number of configurations, ranging from a simple single channel static gate system to a complex multi-channel system running under computer control. Systems can be upgraded by adding extra modules to increase the number of input channels.

The systems are supported by our Acquire Data Acquisition Software (revision 3.10 or later) for use in both static-gate and waveform recovery modes, as well as by free LabVIEW drivers. The driver and a demonstration version of the software, DemoAcquire, are available by free download from this site.

All systems feature:

• 1.5 ns sample gate width
• 400 MHz input bandwidth
• 50 W DC and 1 MW DC and AC input impedance
• 20 ns intrinsic delay
• 80 kHz maximum trigger rate
• Externally controllable analog delay
• Baseline sampling
• 20 mV sensitivity

Typical System Configurations:


Single Channel System
Consisting of	4006-SI 4121B	NIM Bin and Power Supply Boxcar Averager Module

Four Channel System for Waveform Recovery
Consisting of	4001A/4002D Four 4121B Two 4161A Acquire 9650A with 9650A/97	NIM Bin and Power Supply Boxcar Averager Modules Dual Channel ADC, Display, and Control Modules Data Acquisition Software Four Channel Digital Delay Generator

Dual Channel System for Static Gate Work
Consisting of	4006-SI Two 4121B 4161A Acquire	NIM Bin and Power Supply Boxcar Averager Modules Dual Channel ADC, Display, and Control Module Data Acquisition Software

Boxcar averager systems often need a lot of interconnecting cables, so we also offer a Cable Accessory Kit for your convenience. For further information on typical Boxcar Averager systems, please click on the links to the following documents: Chapter 4 of the Acquire Software Instruction Manual Rev E TN1005 What is a Boxcar Averager? TN1006 Boxcar Averager Specification Comparison

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4100 Series Digital Boxcar Averager Systems

4100 Series
Digital Boxcar Averager Systems