Analog input module 8B36-01
compact

Analog input module - 8B36-01 - Dataforth Corporation - compact
Analog input module - 8B36-01 - Dataforth Corporation - compact
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Signal type
analog
Other characteristics
compact

Description

8B30 millivoltage input signal conditioners are designed for embedded applications to protect equipment in both the field and control room from power surges whilst reducing electrical noise in measured signals. Providing the very best specifications on the market in compact package, these 8B30 millivoltage signal conditioners isolate, filter and amplify a millivoltage input signal and output a high-quality analog signal for data acquisition and control. Dataforth’s 8B30 millivoltage input signal conditioners provide an accuracy span of ±0.05% and linearity span of ±0.02%. A five-pole filter on the 8B millivoltage input signal conditioner provides signal filtering with 70dB of NMR (Normal-mode-rejection) at 60Hz, one pole of this filter is located on the field side of the isolation barrier for anti-aliasing and the other four poles are located on the system side. 8B30 millivoltage input signal conditioners also guarantee a high-level of reliability and long term stability with field I/O being protected against continuous voltages up to 240Vrms, as defined by the ANSI/IEEE C37.90.1 transient protection specification. The 1500Vrms transformer isolation barrier eliminates ground loops, allows for operation at high common-mode input voltages and rejects large common-mode spikes, all of which contribute towards preserving signal integrity whilst maintaining a high level of accuracy and output noise.

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