DK736

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Panel meters are used as indicators or transducers to measure the electrical value of a circuit. The DK736 series of panel meters are the workhorses of this industry and the most widely used. They have a long history of reliable performance and are dependable in a variety of applications, including signal level monitoring, current and voltage measurement, and energy/power management.

The DK736 is a versatile panel meter with a wide input range and flexible output options, making it ideal for many monitoring applications. It has seven different analog inputs: 0.0mV to 10.0V, 0.0mA to 10.0mA, 0.0 to 4.0V, 0.0 to 5.0V, 0.02V to 10.0V, 0.02mA to 10.0mA, and 0.2V to 10.0V. The simultaneous display of multiple input voltage and current values makes it easy to monitor, compare, and control the electrical activity in a circuit.

The DK736 also features an LCD display that can display any of the seven available input values. The easy-to-read display and color changeable background make it ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. It is also resistant to dust and moisture and is capable of operating in temperatures between -20°C to +70°C.

The DK736 has been designed to meet the requirements of many applications. Its small size and low power consumption make it ideal for monitoring in confined spaces where space is at a premium. It also has a wide frequency range, allowing it to be used in a variety of applications, such as wireless communication systems and automotive systems.

The design of the DK736 is such that it enables rapid and easy installation. Its ready-fit terminals allow for efficient and secure connection to the required inputs/outputs. It also offers simple configuration through push-button programming options.

The working principle of the DK736 involves the conversion of an electrical signal into an analog display. An incoming signal is converted to an equivalent digital signal, which can then be displayed on the LCD. The signal can be converted into time, voltage, current, or any other value by setting the parameters of the meter. The conversion is performed by a microcontroller chip within the meter, which is responsible for controlling the analog display.

In summary, the DK736 series of panel meters are versatile, dependable, and easy to use. They are well suited for a wide range of applications that require accurate and precise monitoring. They are cost effective and offer reliable performance even in harsh environments. The LCD display, LED indicators, and push-button programming make them user-friendly and suitable for a variety of applications.

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