Suggested waveform Amplifier for electromagnetoc coil testing?

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For testing electromagnetic coils with an RSR32 function generator, a waveform amplifier is essential. Users are seeking recommendations for affordable options that meet specific requirements, including frequency and current specifications. A suggested resource is a waveform amplifier from Accel Instruments, which may fit various testing needs. The discussion emphasizes the importance of matching the amplifier's capabilities to the user's experimental parameters. Finding the right amplifier is crucial for effective electromagnetic coil testing.
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Hi everyone, I am currently doing some experimentation with electromagnetic coils, I realize I will need a waveform amplifier for the testing using my rsr32 function generator. Could someone point me in the direction of a decently priced one?
 
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What are your requirements? What frequency? How much current?

You can try this http://www.accelinstruments.com/Applications/TS200/Waveform-Amplifier.html" .
 
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