Complete strain gage bridge signal conditioner, Output capable of driving 1000 ohm loop, Bridge balance with 80% tare offset capability – Omega DMD-476 User Manual
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Description
The Model DMD-476 is a self contained, AC
powered signal conditioner for bridge type
instrumentation. It contains a precision
instrumentation amplifier with isolated, filtered
output and a highly regulated, low noise, adjustable
output bridge excitation source. The unit is
completely encapsulated for use in rugged
environments.
Features
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Complete Strain Gage
Bridge Signal Conditioner
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Isolated 4-20 mA or 0-20 mA Output
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Output Capable of Driving 1000 ohm Loop
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Bridge Balance with 80%
Tare Offset Capability
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High Gain Amplifier; Can Accept Full Scale
Live Load Signals as Low as 5 mV and
Provide 16 mA Output Span
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Excitation Supply Capable of Driving
Four Load Cells
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AC Powered
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Rugged Epoxy Encapsulated Design
Applications
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Weighing with Load Cells
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Process Control Add-on Loops
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Can Be Used With All Types of
Low Output Sensors
Specifications
NOTE: Unless otherwise noted, specifications apply after one hour
warm up at 25°C ambient. Temperature coefficients apply between
0°C and 55°C ambient.
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