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The WK2 offers two attenuators with signal inversion. The first channel can be used as a fixed voltage source in the range of +/- 5 V or +/- 11 V as well. The second signal path contains a slew limiter and an offset generator.
LPZW’s WK2 features two bipolar attenuators. The input of the first channel is normalized to a reference voltage. You can calibrate the circuit to values in the range of +/-5 V or +/- 11 V using a jumper. The second channel is normalized to the first signal path. Here, you’ll find a slew rate limiter and an offset generator. The latter also uses the reference voltage described above. All normalizations mentioned can be broken via cables at the corresponding inputs.
Despite coming from Leipzig West, Kai Knofe lives and works now in Berlin, from where he designs and makes clever and handy utilities in both 3U and 1U formats.
