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7M11 is a plugin which ~~contain~~ two independent 50 Ohms analog delay lines with 75nS each. Risetime is specified as max. 175pS and attenuation is fixed at two. A separate trigger output is available to eliminate an external power splitter and it is attenuated by a factor of five. Unfortunately there are four GR-874 50-ohm ~~connector~~ and adapters are hard to find in the mean time.

7M11 is a plugin which contains two independent 50 Ohms analog delay lines with 75nS each. Risetime is specified as max. 175pS and attenuation is fixed at two. A separate trigger output is available to eliminate an external power splitter and it is attenuated by a factor of five. Unfortunately there are four GR-874 50-ohm connectors and BNC-adapters are hard to find in the mean time.

Max. signal allowed is +-5V.

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	7M11 is a plugin which ~~contain~~ two independent 50 Ohms analog delay lines with 75nS each. Risetime is specified as max. 175pS and attenuation is fixed at two. A separate trigger output is available to eliminate an external power splitter and it is attenuated by a factor of five. Unfortunately there are four GR-874 50-ohm ~~connector~~ and adapters are hard to find in the mean time.		7M11 is a plugin which contains two independent 50 Ohms analog delay lines with 75nS each. Risetime is specified as max. 175pS and attenuation is fixed at two. A separate trigger output is available to eliminate an external power splitter and it is attenuated by a factor of five. Unfortunately there are four GR-874 50-ohm connectors and BNC-adapters are hard to find in the mean time.

	Max. signal allowed is +-5V.		Max. signal allowed is +-5V.

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