Bringing existing current-output transmitters into the HD31 measurement workflow is straightforward with this SICRAM module. It measures direct current signals from 0...24 mA, making it suitable for acquiring the output of active or passive current transmitters in field and process-related measurement tasks.
For clearer analysis, the connected instrument can define a linear correspondence between the acquired current value and the related physical quantity. This means users can display and store the transmitter’s process value directly, alongside or instead of the raw mA signal.
The module keeps integration practical: the input impedance is 25 Ω, and the 0...24 mA range covers common analog current outputs used in industrial measurement setups. It is a compact way to connect transmitter signals to portable logging, display and documentation functions without changing the transmitter itself.
The module measures direct current applied at the input and is designed for signals in the 0...24 mA range.
It can acquire the output signal of a transmitter with active or passive current output.
The connected instrument allows a linear correspondence between the current signal and a physical quantity detected by the transmitter.
Users can display and store either the acquired current values or the associated physical quantity values after scaling.
