SRS

Stanford Research System SRS (USA) was founded in 1980 and develops high-precision measuring and testing equipment for research and development. Stanford Research System works with leading research centers and high-tech manufacturing companies around the world. Recently, SRS and NASA worked together to adapt the SRS RGA100 quadrupole mass spectrometer to work in space.

SRS produces instruments for scientific research (photon counters, high-voltage power supplies, digital integrators), instruments for measuring time and frequency (frequency standards and time interval meters), general-purpose measuring instruments (RLC meters, FFT signal analyzers, arbitrary waveform generators with ultra-low distortion), vacuum and analytical instruments (lasers, gas analyzers).

• SRS equipment has exceptional characteristics. SRS synchronous amplifiers allow you to isolate signals at the nanovolt level. Radio frequency signal generators, digital delay generators form the most accurate and stable signals.
• SRS were the first to use DSP in synchronizing amplifiers, direct digital synthesis in functional generators, logarithmic transimpedance amplifiers in RGA and rational frequency approximation synthesis in radio frequency signal generators.
• Over the years, SRS has invested in product research and development, in factories and equipment. The company remains flexible in investing where it sees an opportunity, giving good ideas the time they need to implement.