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News Release from: Calex Electronics | Subject: Single channel strain gauge signal conditioners
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 22 May 2007
Single channel strain gauge signal
conditioners
The 6202 Series of single channel strain gauge signal conditioners has been launched by Calex of Concord California.
Calex of Concord California has announced the availability of the 6202 Series of single channel strain gauge signal conditioners The 6202 utilises a unique case design for mounting on a S Beam Load Cell
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 20 Jun 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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This case design can also be used in a variety of other mounting configurations for single channel applications.
The unit is housed in 1" x 2" six sided shielded case with a mounting flange.
Total dimensions are 1.31" x 3" x 0.47" high.
The 6202 is designed for low cost applications requiring basic strain gauge signal conditioning.
For load cell excitation, the 6202 has a built-in 10Volt excitation supply capable of providing up to 30mA.
The amplifier gain of the 6202 is selectable by model and ranges from a gain of 2 up to 2965.
The voltage output of the 6202 ranges from -3 Volts up to +15 Volts full scale.
The linearity of the amplifier from 0-10 volts out is +/-0.01%.
The common mode rejection is 100 dB.
The 6202 also includes a two pole output filter with the cutoff frequency set at 10Hz.
The 6202 can be powered from any DC source between 18 and 26 volts.
The quiescent current of the 6202 is 5mA making the maximum current draw 35mA if the bridge excitation supply is at full load.
The 6202 is backed by Calex's Five Year Warranty.
Units are available from stock to 8 weeks.
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