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Nihon Kohden EN-601J Window Slicer Analog Signal Processing Module

UsedNihon KohdenMicrotomesNetherlands

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Product description

Used Nihon Kohden EN-601J window slicer for threshold-based analog signal processing and waveform level extraction.

The Nihon Kohden EN-601J Window Slicer is a used analog signal processing module designed for medical instrumentation, laboratory research, and waveform analysis applications. It evaluates an input signal against independently adjustable upper and lower threshold levels, allowing operators to isolate signals within a defined window or identify signals above or below the selected limits.

  • Function: Window slicer for analog signal threshold detection
  • Input selection: AC/DC switching
  • Threshold adjustment: Independent UPPER and LOWER controls
  • Outputs: WINDOW, UPPER, LOWER, and Z INTENS. OUTPUT to Z axis
  • Polarity control: POLARITY ± switch
  • Mounting: Nihon Kohden rack-compatible plug-in module
  • Circuit design: Primarily discrete-component board construction
  • Typical applications: Oscilloscope interfacing, recorder signal analysis, medical measurement systems, and extraction of specific waveform levels

This rack-mount signal processing unit can be integrated with an oscilloscope or chart recorder for analog waveform discrimination and Z-axis intensity control. It is supplied without accessories and is offered as a used, as-is unit. Performance may differ from the original factory specification, and signs of age-related wear may be present on the housing and terminals.

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Last updated 23 October 2026