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News Release from: Celsum Technologies | Subject: PSD
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 09 March 2004
Hand-Held Conditioning Amp For Strain
Gauges
The new PSD from Celsum Technologies accepts a range of input sensitivities up to 50mV/V, and has a 71/2 digit LCD display, together with annunciators for the range and function selected.
The PSD completely portable, battery-powered conditioning amplifier and display for strain gauge based sensors such as load cells, pressure transducers, strain, torque and displacement sensors is now available from Celsum Technologies Sealed in a robust housing to IP65/NEMA 4, the PSD requires only 6 keys for operation
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Gross, Nett, Peak and Trough functions may be selected, The PSD accepts a range of input sensitivities up to 50mV/V, and has a 71/2 digit LCD display, together with annunciators for the range and function selected.
A Shunt Calibration facility is provided also.
The instrument has two programmable ranges, which are operator selected, and the update rate is selectable between 10ms and 2 seconds, including the peak/valley capture rate.
Using a pair of alkaline batteries, the PSD will operate with a 350-ohm strain gauge continuously for 35 hours, or up to 5000 hours in Low Power Mode. Request a free brochure from Celsum Technologies ...
Roy Carter, Celsum's Technologies' Managing Director, said, "The PSD is a compact and robust unit which complements our range of digital and analogue strain gauge conditioning amplifiers and process control instruments.".
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