Voltage-output transmitters can be brought into the HD31 measurement and logging workflow without changing the transmitter setup. This SICRAM module measures direct voltage applied at the input in the range -20 Vdc to +20 Vdc, allowing the instrument to acquire the signal from a connected voltage-output transmitter.
For easier interpretation, the instrument can define a linear correspondence between the acquired voltage and the related physical quantity. Users can then display and store the transmitter’s process value directly, while still keeping access to the voltage signal where needed.
The 1 MΩ input impedance supports practical signal acquisition in portable measurement tasks. It gives technicians and engineers a clean way to connect analog voltage transmitter outputs to display, storage and documentation functions on the HD31 instrument.
The module measures direct voltage applied at the input and is designed for signals in the -20 Vdc to +20 Vdc range.
It can acquire the signal from a transmitter with voltage output when connected to the module input.
The connected instrument allows a linear correspondence between the voltage signal and a physical quantity detected by the transmitter.
Users can display and store either the acquired voltage values or the associated physical quantity values after scaling.
