  We describe electronic instruments for creation of effective Cooper pair
spectroscopy. The suggested spectroscopy requires study of electric field
effects on the surface of cleaved superconductors. The electronic instrument
reacquires low noise amplifier with 10$^6$ amplitude amplification which we
have formerly used for study of Johnson-Nyquist and Schottky noises. The
nonspecific amplifier is followed by high-Q tunable resonance filter based on
schematics of general impedance converter topology which is also and innovative
device. The work of the device is based on the Manhattan equation of
operational amplifier. After a final nonspecific amplification the total
amplification can exceed 10$^9$ and in such a way sub-nano-volt signals can be
reliably detected. In short the observation of new effects in condensed matter
physics leads to creation of new generation of electronic equipment.
