Signal conditioning modules
8 May 2002
Test & Measurement
National Instruments offers two new signal conditioning modules allowing engineers and scientists to add control capabilities to their portable or low channel-count data acquisition (DAQ) systems. The modules are ideal for design validation and research applications says NI.
The SCC-CO20 is a single-channel isolated current output module that delivers up to 20 mA and features a safety working isolation of 300 V per module. The module controls devices that provide a 0 to 20 mA current interface, such as valves or actuators. The SCC-RLY01 is a single-channel relay module that connects one input to one output for switching external devices. The module delivers one SPDT relay capable of switching 5 A at 30 V d.c or 250 V a.c. The SCC-RLY01 module is ideal for switching power supplies and other high-voltage, high-current signals.
The SCC-CO20 and SCC-RLY01 modules expand the NI SCC signal conditioning family. The SCC signal conditioning front-end offers the flexibility and advanced features required for a low channel-count or portable data acquisition system. The SCC series is an easy-to-use signal conditioning option for applications that require multiple signal/sensor types and connectivity options. The measurement type and connectivity options can be selected on a per-channel basis.
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