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for a homodyne with an extremely low pass filter, which making it very narrow band. Usually includes a frequency mixer, and not to be
confused
with bandpass filter.
"That
lock
-in is essentially shot-noise limited."
"I'm using the reference from that
lock
-in because I
don
't have a function generator."
lock-in
by
novakyu
December 25, 2007