PAXCDS40

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

The PAXCDS40 is an accessory used in most panel meters across the industry. It is used as a preamplifier for measuring, monitoring and controlling a wide variety of process signals. The PAXCDS40 is designed for achieving a high level of performance with dynamically changing process signals. What’s more, it is also used as an input processor for preventing line breakage, signal distortion and temperature fluctuation.

The process signal received by the PAXCDS40 can be divided into two categories: an analog signal and a digital signal. The analog signal is a signal detected through an analog device, such as a potentiometer or a transducer, and it is converted to a digital signal which is then sent to the PAXCDS40 for further processing. The digital signal is sent to the PAXCDS40 to convert it into an analog signal used in the panel meter.

The main application field of the PAXCDS40 is in industrial process control. It is capable of amplifying and conditioning process signals, such as temperature, pressure, vibration and flow. The PAXCDS40 is used to detect, filter and measure these signals through the panel meter. This data is then used to control the variables within an industrial process in order to keep it as efficient and safe as possible.

The working principle of the PAXCDS40 is based on its dual-mode circuitry. This circuitry is composed of an instrumentation amplifier, a low pass filter, an automatic gain control (AGC) and a signal conditioning unit. This circuitry helps with the accurate detection and transfer of process signals. It also helps with the robustness and accuracy of the panel meter’s readings.

The instrumentation amplifier in the PAXCDS40 is designed for amplification of both AC and DC process signals. This amplifies the reference signal from the device and enables the panel meters to detect a process signal of lower magnitude accurately and quickly. The low pass filter then removes any possible noise from the signal. This prevents distortion of the signal and enables accurate measurements.

The AGC is the next component which adjusts the signal gain based on the nature of the signal. AGC maintains the signal at an optimally amplified level and prevents signal overload. Finally, the signal conditioning unit ensures that the process signal is brought to the required voltage levels, further enabling accurate measurements from the panel meter.

The PAXCDS40 is an accessory used in many panel meters which is designed to ensure that process signals are detected accurately and transferred quickly, enabling precise process control.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference