Board multiplexer 104-AIM-32
analogmulti-channel

board multiplexer
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Characteristics

Type
board
Options
multi-channel, analog

Description

-Designed to pair with an A/D board to increase channel count and signal conditioning capabilities -32 single-ended or 16 differential inputs -6 software programmable ranges: -±25mV, ±50mV, ±0.1V, ±2.5V, ±5V, ±10V -Up to 7 104-AIM-32s can be stacked per A/D board for up to 224 S.E. or 112 diff. inputs -+5VDC only operation -Precision 15VDC sensor excitation -0 to 70°C operating temperature (-40 to +85°C Optional) -Input Signal Conditioning Options: -4-20mA inputs -RTD measurement -Thermocouple measurement -Voltage divider on each input -RC filters on each input -Bridge completion configuration -RoHS Available. Please contact us for ordering information. The 104-AIM-32 is an analog signal multiplexer conforming to the PC/104 standard. The card will multiplex and condition 16 differential or 32 single-ended analog signals before passing them to an analog-to-digital converter card like the 104-AIO12-8. A system may comprise one to seven of these cards in tandem with one 104-AIO12-8 A/D converter board. The 104-AIM-32 card may be used as part of a large data acquisition system. The 104-AIM-32A Kit consists of one 104-AIM-32 and one 12-bit 8-input A/D board. A removable screw-terminal block (Model UTBK-50) is optionally available for the termination of the input signals, which can come from a variety of sources: thermocouples (J,K,T,E,S,R, and B), three-wire RTD’s (both 392-and 385-alpha), strain gages, 4-20mA current inputs as well as DC and AC voltage inputs. Optionally, bridge completion circuit, current to voltage circuit.

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