The Spectrotek SFM Contact Device

  SFM v1.01
The Spectrotek SFM Contact Device

Complete technical details and setup information for the SFM are available in the Instruction Manual.

The Spectrotek Frequency Modulator (SFM) is a compact circuit board designed for producing output voltages that are suitable for use as a contact device for research use. During operation, the SFM requires a sine wave input signal from a computer sound system, a cell phone, or an audio signal generator.

The SFM was designed at the suggestion of Ken Uzzell as a replacement for Ken's popular but now discontinued PFA-2 and PFA-7 contact devices. If you would like to visit Ken's archived web site with details about his PFA units, it is available here at:  Ken's Archived Web Pages.

The modulation signal source for the SFM may be the audio output signal from a cell phone, MP3 player, a computer sound system, or any stand-alone frequency generator capable of generating either a sine wave, triangle wave or square wave signal.

The SFM has an on-board 3.1 MHz carrier oscillator module which may be turned on or off by the operator as desired. The carrier oscillator may be easily replaced with a different frequency oscillator module.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Power Requirements:

Input Impedance:

400 Ohms, AC coupled, overvoltage protected to 20 volts.

Input Signal Level:

RF Carrier Frequency:

Output:

Electrode Lead Length: