DK801A

Panel Meters

A panel meter is an indicating device used to display an input in an easy-to-read format. In terms of technology, they may be analog or digital, and may be provided as a stand-alone device or as a component in a larger system. They are often used to display signals and readings in laboratories, industrial facilities, and with commercial equipment. Panel meters come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and designs.

DK801A Applicaton Field and Working Principle

• Application Field:

  The DK801A panel meter is a type of panel meter that is designed to measure current in an electrical system, such as in a motor or transformer. It can also be used to measure DC voltage up to 600 volts, AC voltage up to 600 volts, and reactance up to 30 ohms. In addition, it is also capable of displaying true RMS and average values.

• Working Principle:

  The DK801A panel meter operates on a resistive-type voltage sensing system. A resistive voltage divider is used to divide the measured voltage into a usable proportion for the meter. The resistive divider is typically made up of two resistors, one being the internal resistance of the meter and the other being the voltage set resistor. A current proportional to the voltage is then sent through the meter, and the resulting current is measured to determine the voltage.

In order to use the DK801A panel meter, the user must first select the type of voltage or current to be measured. The input being measured is then connected to the meter. The meter’s internal circuitry will then measure the voltage or current being input and the meter will display the results.

The DK801A panel meter is an excellent tool for monitoring current or voltage levels. Its simple design and easy-to-read display make it ideal for use in a variety of applications. In addition, the DK801A is highly accurate and reliable, allowing users to be sure that the readings they are getting are accurate.