Pacific’s “DAS Brick” brings a brand new look to strain gage and transducer data acquisition. A network appliance, it conditions, amplifies and digitizes the outputs of up to sixteen strain gage, bridge or voltage transducers. The rugged enclosure is designed for installation in wind tunnels, engine test stands and other facilities where it is desired to locate the DAS close to the test article reducing installation and cable cost and improving signal quality and reliability.
The Model 7216, aka DAS Brick, does not sacrifice performance. In fact it features higher accuracy than most systems designed for a laboratory environment. That’s because it is self calibrating taking into account temperature and excitation changes. Accuracy is better than 0.025% over the temperature range 0°C to 50°C. It can be used at higher temperatures by supplying it with compressed air. Up to 256 of the DAS modules may be assembled in a single system of 4096 channels on a LAN.
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Programmable sample rates from 10 Hz to 24 kHz time aligned to within 1 microsecond IRIG time stamping Programmable strain gage bridge configuration Gains 1 to 1,000 calibrated using an internal, NIST traceable reference Programmable, -80 dB/octave low-pass filter 16 channels in a 5¼” by 7¾” by 12” rugged enclosure 28 Volt DC operation
Pacific Instruments, Inc. announces new USB 2.0 and Ethernet interfaces for the Model 6005 portable, DC powered data acquisition system. The new interfaces increase data throughput from 1M to 4M samples per second.
The 6005 is a ten-slot enclosure that accepts all Series 6000 transducer signal conditioning and data acquisition modules. With the input modules, it is a complete, ready-to-run signal conditioning and data acquisition system. The 6005 is DC or battery powered, 10-20 VDC is standard and 20-50 VDC is available. Its compact, rugged design makes the 6005 ideal for portable applications. All connectors and controls are located on the front for easy access in tight spaces.
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Portable, DC Operated, AC Power Adapter Available Ruggedized for Mobile Applications 4 Million Samples Per Second using USB Interface IEEE-488 Interface with Transient Capture PCM Telemetry and SCRAMNet Data Output Options Fast, Hardware-Based Alarms with Digital Outputs All Front-Mounted Controls and Connectors
The 6037 has eight channels of strain gage or transducer
signal conditioning amplifiers and digitizer. Each channel has
programmable voltage excitation, programmable bridge
completion and automatic balance, programmable gain
instrumentation amplifier, four-pole low-pass filter and sample
and hold amplifier. The amplified channel outputs are
multiplexed and digitized to 16 bits then provided to the 6000
data bus.
The 6037 is designed for use with strain gages employing the
3-wire connection. It may also be used with ½ and full bridge
transducers, potentiometers and low-level voltage signals.
Excitation is programmable from 0 to 12 Volts for each
channel. Individual excitation regulators and careful routing of
power traces and grounds results in less than 0.01% effect due
to loading or a short on other channels. A calibration mode is
provided for accurate measurement of excitation voltage.
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Excitation 0 to 12 Volts Programmable by channel Automatic gain ranging Automatic balance and zero 10K S/s with 16-bit resolution Bipolar shunt calibration Programmable four-frequency low-pass filter
Pacific Instruments is pleased to announce a 2007 revision to the Model 9355 Transducer Amplifier. First created in 1990 as the Model 9255, this model was updated in 1998 and became the 9355. Through the years, the Model 9355 has become a staple of the Pacific Instruments signal conditioning product line. Over 5500 channels have been sold and continue to remain in service today.
As the Model 9355 aged, however, concerns about its future began to surface, due to many of its components becoming difficult to purchase. Pacific has addressed these issues by freshening up its design. The new 9355 takes advantage of surface mount components as well as an automated assembly process. It has the ability to perform seamlessly with the previous version of 9355 and continues to utilize existing PACWIN93 software.
We are excited about these new changes to the 9355 and look forward to many more years of its service.
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300 Volts Common Mode Voltage & Shunt Calibration Automatic balance and zero Fully Programmable Isolated Voltage and Current Excitation
The 6016 input module has thirty-two input channels that are digitized to 16-bit resolution and output to the Series 6000 data bus. Each channel is capable of digitizing at up to 5,000 samples per second.
The 6016 is used to digitize high level signals, usually the output of signal conditioning amplifiers or other measuring instruments. It is organized as four groups of eight channels. Each group has an eight-channel, differential input multiplexer, unity-gain differential amplifier and analog to digital converter.
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The 6165 is a two-channel amplifier-filter module. Each channel
has isolated input, 50 kHz bandwidth and two outputs that can be
filtered or wideband. Bandwidth of 100 kHz is optional.
The input is two-wire shielded and is isolated from the outputs,
power and control interface. This gives the user complete freedom
to ground the input without creating ground loops that introduce
noise and offset errors. The isolation provides for operation
with up to ±300 Volts of common mode applied to the input.
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Isolated Input 300 Volts Common Mode Automatic Zero
