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Voltage IEPE Sensor Measurement Data Acquisition (DAQ) with Q.bloxx A111
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Voltage IEPE Sensor Measurement Data Acquisition (DAQ) with Q.bloxx A111

Q.bloxx is the ideal DAQ solution for widely distributed installations, electrical panels, and environmental enclosures. Q.bloxx measurement modules provide integrated signal conditioning and arithmetic functions, packaged in modular, DIN Rail mountable enclosures that easily snap together for quick system expansion.

The Key features:

  • 4 galvanic isolated analog input channels
    IEPE sensors/voltages
  • Fast high accuracy digitalization
    24 bit ADC, 100 kHz sample rate per channel
  • Signal conditioning
    16 virtual channels, linearization, digital filter, average, scaling, min/max storage, RMS, arithmetic, alarm
  • RS485 fieldbus interface
    up to 48 Mbps: LocalBus up to 115.2 kbps: Modbus-RTU, ASCII
  • Connectable to any Test Controller
    e.g. Q.station, Q.gate, or Q.pac
  • Galvanic isolation
    channel to channel to power supply and to interface Isolation voltage 500 VDC
  • Electromagnetic Compatibility
    according EN 61000-4 and EN 55011
  • Power supply 10 to 30 VDC
  • DIN rail mounting (EN 60715)

For more information about Q.bloxx A111 Measurement DAQ , click here: IEPE Sensor/Voltage Measurement DAQ A111

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