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News Release from: Solartron Metrology | Subject: Metrology transducer
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 01 May 2007
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transducers
Solartron Metrology has announced the SI3500 digital, a metrology transducer interface and post processing controller designed to operate with Solartron's gauging transducers on the 'Orbit' network.
Solartron Metrology has announced the SI3500 digital, a metrology transducer interface and post processing controller Designed specifically to operate with Solartron's gauging transducers operating on the 'Orbit' network, this plug and play instrument features an intuitive, menu-driven colour display which can be programmed to set limits and to record other parameters in a very simple way
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 24 Sep 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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The standard unit had 2 Orbit inputs but this can be upgraded to 4 or 8 devices such as Digital probe or Solartron linear encoders.
Both memory and maths function have been increased over the previous displays and remote triggering is possible for hazardous environments.
Powered from a 24V source, the SI3500 can be used to display single or multiple readings, a computed result such as A, B, A+B or A-B, (A+B)/2, (A-B)/2, as well as computations with constants for angle measurements for example.
Control is via a front key pad and features discrete inputs and outputs and analogue outputs in the form of 4-20mA or DC voltage.
Additionally the SI3500 offers optional functions such as Peak+ or Peak-, Timed / Sleep mode, Multi-channel display for 4 or 8 probes and other basic SPC maths functions.
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