Analog Devices 1B51 Isolated Thermocouple Signal Conditioner Handbook


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Brand
Analog Devices
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
207 KB
Published
26 March, 2012
Updated
25 May, 2012
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About this manual

The 1B51 is a precision isolated mV/thermocouple signal conditioner that provides high accuracy, low input offset (±0.1 pV/°C), and excellent common‑mode rejection (160 dB). It integrates transformer‑based isolation, a chopper‑stabilized amplifier, and a low‑pass filter in a compact 1.0" × 2.1" × 0.35" DIP package, making it suitable for multichannel temperature measurement and low‑level data‑acquisition systems.

The handbook includes functional block diagrams, detailed specifications, and application notes such as gain setting, zero‑suppression, open‑input detection, and cold‑junction compensation. It also describes the isolated power supply (2 mA at +6.2 V) and input protection against 240 V rms, supporting operation over an industrial temperature range of –40 °C to +85 °C.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Applications
  • General Description
  • Design Features and User Benefits
  • Specifications
  • Functional Block Diagram
  • Gain Setting
  • Zero Suppression
  • Open Input Detection
  • Cold Junction Compensation

Specifications

Low Input Offset Tempco+0.1 pV/°C
Low Nonlinearity+0.025 %
Common‑Mode Rejection (CMR)160 dB (60 Hz, G=1000 V/V)
Common‑Mode Voltage Isolation1500 V rms continuous
Input Voltage Range (Linear Differential)10 mV to +5 V
Isolated Power Output2 mA at +6.2 V
Operating Temperature Range-40 °C to +85 °C
Package Size1.0" × 2.1" × 0.35" (25.4 mm × 53.3 mm × 8.9 mm)

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum common‑mode voltage isolation of the 1B51?

The 1B51 provides a common‑mode voltage isolation of 1500 V rms continuous.

How is zero‑suppression achieved with the 1B51?

Zero‑suppression is implemented by applying a reference voltage to the LO terminal so that the differential input voltage multiplied by the gain results in zero output.

What input protection does the 1B51 offer?

The input is internally protected against continuous application of 240 V rms.

What isolated power does the 1B51 supply for auxiliary circuits?

It supplies isolated power of 2 mA at +6.2 V for auxiliary functions such as zero suppression and open‑input detection.

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