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

UsedNihon KohdenMicrotomesNetherlands

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Product description

Used Nihon Kohden EN-601J analog window slicer with BNC signal input and Z-axis output control.

The Nihon Kohden EN-601J Window Slicer is a used analog signal processing plug-in module designed to extract a defined amplitude range from an input waveform. It can generate a control signal for the Z axis of a display instrument or measurement system, making it suitable for oscilloscope expansion and biomedical signal measurement applications.

  • Signal input: SIGNAL via BNC connector
  • Input coupling: Selectable AC/DC
  • Outputs: OUTPUT to Z AXIS via BNC connector
  • Additional terminals: WINDOW, UPPER, and LOWER BNC connections
  • Controls: UPPER, LOWER, and Z INTENS. adjustment knobs
  • Construction: Board-mounted analog circuitry
  • Format: Rack-mount plug-in module
  • Installation: Requires a compatible dedicated frame or host-system slot
  • Included accessories: None

This Nihon Kohden analog window slicer is intended for integration with compatible display equipment, oscilloscopes, and physiological measurement systems. The unit is offered in used, as-is condition and may not retain its original performance or functionality.

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Last updated 22 October 2026