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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