IMP23163

Panel Meters

A panel meter is a component in an electrical control panel that measures, displays, and/or controls various conditions. It is typically found in industrial settings for monitoring various process variables such as temperature, speed, pressure, and/or humidity..

Among the most common types of panel meters is the IMP23163. This device is specifically designed to measure and display voltage, current, power, and pulse functions. The following section explains the application field and working principle of the IMP23163.

Application Field of the IMP23163

The IMP23163 is a versatile device that can be used in many different industrial applications. In particular, it is an ideal choice for measuring and displaying voltage, current, and power in facility and power generation systems. The device can also be used to measure pulse functions in production lines, process control systems, and machinery. Additionally, the device is often used to monitor the performance of electrical elements such as transistors, capacitors, and diodes.

Working Principle of the IMP23163

The IMP23163 utilizes a Hall-effect current and voltage sensor to measure the voltage, current, and other variables it is designed to monitor. This means that the device does not require an external power source for operation. Rather, it uses the input from the voltage and current sensors to measure the voltage, current, and other variables. In the case of measuring pulse functions, the device utilizes a digital input signal and a clock to count the pulses.

The data collected by the device is compiled in a microcontroller, which subsequently sends a measure signal to the LCD display. The LCD display is what the user views to read the results and make any necessary adjustments.

The IMP23163 is a reliable and precise device. It offers robust and powerful performance and is capable of delivering accurate measurements in a wide range of industrial applications. Due to its versatility and accuracy, it is a popular choice among industrial instrumentation users.