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DI-8B38-01 (3kHz BW) Sens.: 3mV/V Output Range: ±5V |
Price: $102 US |
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DI-8B38-31 (3Hz BW) Sens.: 3mV/V Output Range: ±5V |
Price: $102 US |
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DI-8B38-02 (3kHz BW) Sens.: 3mV/V Output Range: ±5V |
Price: $102 US |
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DI-8B38-32 (3Hz BW) Sens.: 3mV/V Output Range: ±5V |
Price: $102 US |
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DI-8B38-05 (3kHz BW) Sens.: 2mV/V Output Range: ±5V |
Price: $102 US |
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DI-8B38-35 (3Hz BW) Sens.: 2mV/V Output Range: ±5V |
Price: $102 US |
| Note: Pricing outside the U.S. will be higher to account for shipping, taxes, duty, currency fluctuation, local warranty and technical support in your country. DI-8B Signal Conditioners have typical lead times of 2 weeks ARO. |
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DI-8B modules are an optimal solution for monitoring real-world process signals and providing high level signals to a data acquisition system. Each DI-8B38 module isolates, filters and amplifies a full-bridge strain gage input signal and provides an analog voltage output.
The 8B38 can interface to tranducers with a nominal resistance of 100Ω to 10kΩ. Bridge excitation is provided from the module with a stable 10.00V or 3.33V source. Full scale sensitivities of 2mV/V and 3mV/V are offered as standard.
Signal filtering is accomplished with a five-pole filter optimized for time and frequency response which provides 100dB per decade of normal-moderejection above the filter cutoff frequency. One pole of this filter is on the field side of the isolation barrier for anti-aliasing, and the other four are on the system side.
A special input circuit on the DI-8B38 module provides protection against accidental connection of power-line voltages up to 240VAC. Clamp circuits on the I/O and power terminals protect against harmful transients.
Isolation is provided by optical coupling to suppress transmission of common mode spikes or surges. The module is powered from +5VDC, ±5%.
The modules are designed for installation in Class I, Division 2 hazardous locations and have a high level of immunity to environmental noise.
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