Overview

The Agilent TRIGGER1-A is a dedicated trigger cable used to route experiment trigger signals from spectrometer or controller outputs to external excitation devices such as lasers or third-party instruments. It delivers a stable, low-noise transmission path for repetitive trigger pulses, ensuring precise synchronization between measurement equipment and external hardware.

Moreover, the TRIGGER1-A supports operation in both master and slave spectrometer modes, making it suitable for a wide range of experimental configurations. In addition, its rugged coaxial construction with standard BNC connectors offers durability and seamless compatibility with common laboratory and industrial equipment.

Technical Data

Typical Applications

• Nanosecond TRS experiments requiring synchronization with external lasers.

• Spectroscopy systems needing precise timing between excitation and detection.

• Industrial automation setups requiring synchronized triggering between controllers and external devices.

• Research laboratories performing experiments relying on repetitive, low-noise trigger signals.

FAQ

Q1: What type of signal does the TRIGGER1-A cable carry?
It transmits TTL/CMOS-compatible 5 V trigger signals with a low-to-high transition at the trigger point.

Q2: Can it be used with third-party devices?
Yes. It is designed to connect Agilent spectrometer trigger outputs to lasers and other external excitation equipment.

Q3: Does the cable include safety interlocks?
No. It includes no interlock, so external devices may continue operating even when the spectrometer’s sample compartment is open.

Q4: What connectors are used?
The cable uses standard BNC coaxial connectors, ensuring reliable laboratory-grade connections.

Q5: Which industries typically use this cable?
Research labs, spectroscopy facilities, and industrial automation systems requiring precise, synchronized trigger signals.