IMP20060

Panel Meters: IMP20060 Application Field and Working Principle

Panel meters are devices used to measure various electrical parameters and provide read-outs in a physical form. Panel meters are connected to a common surface, such as a wall or a desk, where they give an indication of the electric current, voltage, or other phenomena. The IMP20060 panel meter is a popular choice for many applications.

Application Field

The IMP20060 can be used for measuring many electric parameters, such as voltage, current, frequency, power, energy, and environmental conditions. It can also be used to measure pressure, temperature, and various other physical quantities. Its wide range of applications makes it a cost-effective and versatile solution for many applications.

The IMP20060 panel meter is especially suitable for industrial process control, measuring electrical conductivity, and performing other industrial measurements. Its built-in microcontroller allows it to be used for complex measurements, such as in bio-medical, automotive, and oil and gas industries.

The IMP20060 also has RISC (reduced instruction set computer) technology, which enables the device to perform sophisticated calculations with ease. Its advanced features make it a suitable choice for modern industrial, instrumentation, and automation applications.

Working Principle

The IMP20060 panel meter works on a principle of band-gap reference voltage. This type of voltage reference is a stable reference voltage independent of temperature and is used to measure electric current and other phenomena. It is more precise than other types of reference voltage.

The working principle of the panel meter is relatively simple. It uses an integrated circuit which consists of an operational amplifier and a voltage divider with two resistors. The resistors convert the voltage levels of the measurement signal and use the reference voltage of the operational amplifier to calibrate the signal. The result is then further processed by additional circuitry and the panel meter’s display is used to show the value of the desired parameter.

The measured signal is typically a voltage or current. To measure current, the circuit uses a current shunt resistor, which is a resistor designed to be placed in parallel with the load so that the current passing through the load can be monitored. To measure voltage, the voltage is measured directly with a voltage divider. The IMP20060 is also capable of measuring other parameters such as frequency, power, energy, and environmental conditions.

Conclusion

The IMP20060 panel meter is a versatile and cost-effective device for monitoring electric current, voltage, and other phenomena. It works on the principle of band-gap reference voltage, which provides a precise and temperature-independent reference voltage. The device is suitable for a wide range of applications, such as in industrial process control and instrumentation. It has RISC technology, which makes it suitable for complex calculations and performance in various industries.