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MODULAR SIGNAL CONVERTER
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HD 588 Analog
interface module with 3-way galvanic separation 3000V.
Input and output may be selected 0...10Vdc, 0...20mA, 4...20mA.
Power supply 12...24Vdc/ac. DIN 2 modules container for rail attachment
35 mm.
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MODULAR SIGNAL CONVERTER |
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Built
inside a 2-module DIN box for 35 mm
asymmetric guide, the converter offers,
as well as a conversion of analogue signals
between input and output, a
complete galvanic separation among input, output and power supply.
The 3-way
circuital configuration ensures
a definite decoupling of the sensor circuit
from the external control circuit, preventing reciprocal
influences in the
presence of various measuring circuits.
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The HD 588 converter module is made up of the following
sections:
Universal input stage with signal conversion from voltage into
frequency.
Universal output stage with signal conversion from frequency into
voltage.
Power supply stage.
Configuration can be modified through jumper
connections, an important feature being the possibility of modifying the
type of input and output without having to calibrate the converter again.
By
simple operations the HD 588 converter allows up to 9 different combinations
between input and output.
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INPUT: CONFIGURATION:
Input signal: 0÷10VDC 0÷ 20mA 4÷20mA
Maximum overload: 11VDC 22mA 22mA
Input impedance: 10OKU 51 ohm 51 ohm
OUTPUT:
Output signals: 0÷10Vdc 0÷ 20 mA 4 ÷20 mA
Maximum load: 5mA 500Q 50Oohm
Output impedance: 0,1ohm 1 Mohm 1 Mohm
POWER SUPPLY:
Input voltage: 24 Vdc ± 10%
Consumption: 80mA
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PERFORMANCE:
Linearity: 0.2%
Zero drift: 0.02%/°C referred to full scale
Full scale drift: 0.02%/°C referred to applied signal
Response time: 0.3 seconds at 63% of final value
1 second at 99.9% of final value
Insulation: 3kV at 50 Hz for 1 minute
Operating temperature: -10°C÷50°C (the maximum
temperature in which electronics can operate).
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