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

UsedNihon KohdenID/OD sawsNetherlands

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Product description

Used Nihon Kohden EN-601J window slicer for extracting defined amplitude ranges from biomedical signals.

The Nihon Kohden EN-601J Window Slicer is a rack-mount plug-in signal processing module designed for measurement systems and biomedical signal analysis. It accepts AC- or DC-coupled input signals and generates a window discrimination signal for the amplitude range defined by upper and lower thresholds.

  • Input: BNC input with selectable AC, DC, and S settings
  • Window control: UPPER and LOWER threshold inputs with a dedicated WINDOW terminal
  • Output: Z AXIS output with front-panel Z INTENS. adjustment
  • Controls: Two rotary level-adjustment switches
  • Configuration: Plug-in unit for a compatible rack-mounted measurement-system mainframe
  • Applications: Signal-amplitude extraction, oscilloscope display, physiological signal measurement, and biomedical instrumentation

This used Nihon Kohden signal processing module is suitable for research measurement systems and applications requiring selective extraction of defined signal-amplitude intervals. No accessories are included, and the unit is sold as-is.

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Last updated 26 October 2026