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Ion Physics Corporation

Current Monitors | High Voltage Pulse Generators | Ion Physics

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IPC's current monitors are used in almost any situation where pulsed or AC currents have to be accurately known. IPC's monitors are wide-band current transformers which convert the current signal into a proportional voltage signal which is then displayed on an oscilloscope or other voltage measuring device.

Because of this conversion they are also referred to as transducers, current transformers, CT’s, broadband current monitors, wide band current monitors, high frequency current monitors, current pulse monitors, current probes and current sensors. IPC's current monitors measure currents from milli-amps to mega-amps and from milli-Hertz to frequencies exceeding 100 mega-Hertz.

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373 Main St, P.O. Box 165
Fremont, NH 03044

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