89376-26

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Panel meters are instruments used to measure electrical quantities. Counters, hour meters, and 89376-26 are all examples of the panel meter. This article will focus on the application field and working principle of the 89376-26.

The 89376-26 panel meter is a digital counter designed for continuous counting of electrical inputs. It has a display range of 0 to 9999 and is capable of counting up to 10 pulses per second. The 89376-26 also features a preset counter that allows the user to set a starting count from 0 to 9999.

The 89376-26 panel meter is designed for use in many different fields. It is commonly used in industrial, medical, and military applications. In industrial applications, the 89376-26 can be used to count pulses from motors, pumps, and other machinery to measure production rate. It can also be used to measure the number of items passing through a process and track individual parts and pieces. In medical applications, the 89376-26 can be used to monitor a patient\'s heart rate, respiration rate, or other vital signs. In military applications, the 89376-26 can be used to count the number of rounds fired, ammunition expended, or personnel in an area.

The working principle of the 89376-26 is relatively simple. When an electrical input is connected to the counter, the integrated circuit (IC) inside the counter begins to count the pulses coming from the input. With each pulse, the IC increments the count by one and sends a signal to the display which changes accordingly. The preset counter allows the user to set a starting count from 0 to 9999 which is then incremented as new pulses arrive.

The 89376-26 is a useful and versatile panel meter for many different applications. Its ability to count from 0 to 9999 makes it an ideal choice for industrial, medical, and military applications where accurate and reliable counting is required. The preset counter is also a great feature for those needing to set a starting count quickly and easily.

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