[Sneap] NIM module vendors
Paul Voytas
pvoytas at wittenberg.edu
Fri Nov 2 13:05:55 EDT 2007
Klaus,
I would like to know what you use instead of NIM based modules. They
always seem expensive to me also, so I often get reconditioned modules
from OETech (http://www.oetech.com/), but if you only need a few
channels they seem fairly economical overall.
Regards,
-Paul Voytas
Klaus Bahner wrote:
>> Is anyone here familiar with CAEN, Ortec or Phillips
>> Scientific? How would you rate their quality of products and service?
>>
>
> As others said before, basically all NIM suppliers deliver good quality. I
> would make a choice based on technical specs only and not on the name
> printed on the front.
> A slightly off-topic remark though: IMHO Prices for NIM modules are
> exorbitant, it's probably the most expensive way to buy electronics. I find
> that NIM module pricing is usually in no way related to the costs of the
> electronics inside, which means that I try to avoid NIM based electronics
> whenever this is possible.
>
> Regards,
> Klaus Bahner
>
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