VHFLI Lock-in Amplifier by Zurich Instruments | Peraglobe Technologies
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Peraglobe Technologies is pleased to announce the launch of advanced VHFLI Lock-in Amplifier by Zurich Instruments, a next-generation, multipurpose measurement instrument designed for high-precision signal detection. As an authorized distributor, Peraglobe brings this cutting-edge lock-in amplifier to research labs and industrial users seeking reliable, high-frequency measurement solutions.
Key Features of the VHFLI Lock-in Amplifier
VHFLI Lock-in Amplifier is a very high-frequency measurement instrument capable of detecting extremely weak signals in noisy environments. With frequency coverage from DC up to DC to 50 MHz (200 MHz with the VHF-F200M option), VHFLI combines multiple signal analysis tools into a single, compact platform.

Features
Demodulators
Frequency range | DC - 50 MHz, DC - 200 MHz with VHF-F200M option |
Number of demodulators | 2 dual-phase (8 with VHF-MD option) |
Number of oscillators | 2 (8 with VHF-MD option) |
Signal outputs
Number of output channels | 2 |
Output type | Voltage, Differential and single ended |
Frequency range | 30 MHz (0.1 dB), > 200 MHz (3 dB) |
Output ranges | ±5 mV, ±50 mV, ±500 mV, ±5 V |
Other Specification
Voltage output noise floor | 40 nV/√Hz (5V range), 4 nV/√Hz (5 mV range) |
Connectors | BNC |
Dynamic reserve | 120 dB typical |
Integrated Experiment Control with LabOne Timeline Module
The VHFLI features the LabOne Timeline Module, an innovative software solution for unified experiment orchestration. With this module, researchers can:
Design continuous-wave and pulsed measurement sequences
Coordinate pulses, triggers, and measurements
Automate workflows that previously required multiple synchronized instruments
Applications of the VHFLI
Optics and photonics: Raman spectroscopy, pump-probe spectroscopy, nano-optomechanics, optical PLL, THz spectroscopy
Failure analysis: laser voltage probing and imaging
Materials science: carrier mobility, carrier density, Hall effect
Scanning probe microscopy: AFM, STM, MFM
Phase-Locked Loop Technology Heritage
Lock-in amplifiers are essential tools for extracting signal amplitude and phase information in extremely noisy environments. They play a critical role in research areas such as optics and photonics, nanotechnology, materials science, quantum technology, scanning probe microscopy, and sensor development.
Zurich Instruments brings nearly 20 years of innovation in phase-locked loop (PLL) technology, having pioneered digital PLL amplifiers with integrated feedback loops, multi-frequency measurements, sideband analysis, and arbitrary waveform generation. The VHFLI lock-in amplifier continues this legacy with higher bandwidth, lower noise, and industry-leading analog performance—making advanced signal analysis accessible to a broader range of laboratory applications.
Addressing Modern Research Challenges
Many research laboratories face challenges such as complex experimental setups, synchronization of multiple instruments, and time-consuming hardware integration. These issues can slow experimental progress and limit focus on innovation.
The VHFLI addresses these challenges by consolidating multiple measurement functions into a versatile and efficient platform. This enables laboratories to accomplish more with fewer resources, run complex experiments faster, and gain deeper insights into their measurements—supporting the freedom to innovate.
Enabling Advanced Measurement with Peraglobe Technologies
With the launch of the VHFLI lock-in amplifier, Zurich Instruments continues to expand access to high-performance signal testing and analysis tools. Peraglobe Technologies, as a trusted distributor, supports this mission by providing reliable access, technical guidance, and application support to researchers and industrial users.
Together, Zurich Instruments and Peraglobe Technologies empower the scientific community to advance discovery through precision measurement.
👉 Contact sales@peraglobe.com to learn more about the VHFLI and other Lock-in Amplifiers or to discuss your measurement requirements.https://www.peraglobe.com/lockin-amplifiers-zurich-instruments


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