Industrial Manuals

7B31 isolated voltage input module interfaces, amplifies, and filters unipolar and bipolar voltage inputs. Module provides a precision output of either +1 V to +5 V or 0 V to +10 V, linear with temperature. Rated to operate with a nominal +24 VDC supply. All 7B31 series modules are mix-and-match and Hot Swappable.

7B30 Rev. 0 is a small, low-cost signal conditioner that is suitable for a variety of applications including process control and factory environments. It accepts inputs from a range of transducers and provides a wide output voltage range over the industrial temperature range.

This document is the technical manual of the 7B27 isolated thermocouple input module, which introduces the characteristics, functions and application scenarios of the module.

7B22 is a high-level voltage output module with unity gain. It can interface and filter a +10 V input signal, and provide an isolated precision output of +10V. It is suitable for a variety of applications including process control and factory-floor environments.

7B21 is a single-channel signal conditioning module manufactured by Analog Devices. It can accept a +10 volt input signal, with a nonlinearity of +0.02% maximum and an accuracy of +0.1% maximum. All 7B21 series modules are mix-and-match and Hot Swappable.

This document is about the Analog Devices 7B14 series signal conditioner product introduction. The series products feature small size, low cost and a wide output voltage range for a variety of applications, including process control and factory-floor environments. The single-channel 7B modules accept inputs from a range of transducers and are fully rated over the extended -40oC to +85oC industrial temperature range.

The 6B50-1 / 6B50-2 is a digital I/O module from Analog Devices that can be configured individually and remotely reconfigured to suit a variety of sensor types and input ranges. It is used for remote data acquisition, machine monitoring, remote energy management and process monitoring and control applications.

This product is a module that can accept commands from the host computer and convert them into an isolated process current suitable for interfacing with valves and actuators. The product can be used for remote data acquisition, machine monitoring, remote energy management and process monitoring and control applications.

The 5B47 Rev. 0 is an isolated thermocouple input module from Analog Devices that amplifies, protects, filters, and isolates thermocouple inputs. It supports J, K, T, E, R, S, and B-type thermocouples and outputs a precision output of 0 to +5V. The module circuitry can withstand 240Vrms at the input screw-terminals.

The 5B Series represents an innovative generation of low cost, high performance plug-in signal conditioners. Designed for industrial applications, these modules incorporate highly reliable transformer-based isolation and automated surface-mount manufacturing technology.

The 5B42 is an isolated process current input module that provides an isolated, regulated 20 V supply voltage, measures 4-20 mA process-current input signal, and generates an output of +1 to +5V or +2 to 10V. The module circuitry can withstand 240v rms at the input screw-terminals and is hot swappable.

The 5B40 & 5B41 series modules are innovative low cost, high performance plug-in signal conditioners designed for industrial applications. These modules incorporate highly reliable transformer-based isolation and automated surface-mount manufacturing technology. They are compact, economical components that can satisfy various industrial applications.

The 5B39 Rev. 0 is a high-precision, low-cost analog signal conditioner that converts a high-level analog input voltage into a floating proportional output current. It provides an output current range of 4 to 20 mA or 0 to 20 mA across loads from 0Ω to 750Ω. The module circuitry can withstand 240Vrms at the input screw-terminals. The 5B39 series modules are mix-and-match and hot swappable.

The 5B38 is a signal isolator produced by Analog Devices, USA. It can receive input signals from full-bridge and half-bridge strain gauges, amplify and filter them, and then output them as a voltage between -5V and +5V. The signal isolator's bandwidth is 10 kHz, which is ideal for measuring signals that vary rapidly with time.