TDC-GP30YD 3K

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The TDC-GP30YD 3K is a type of device used for interface and sensor or detector applications. It is a single-channel device providing an interface between external input signals and the user\'s circuit. The unit has a 3-pole connector for connection of an external switch, a 2-pole connector for connection of an external sensor, and an off button for disconnecting the sensor.

The TDC-GP30YD 3K can be used for a variety of applications and is especially suitable for industrial and medical device applications. It is used to detect the movement or vibration of a device or object and can be used as a switch, a sensor or a detector. The device has a high resolution and can detect very small changes in movement or vibration.

The TDC-GP30YD 3K working principle is based on an oscillator circuit combined with an electronic switch to detect vibration. A vibration or movement is detected when the switch is closed. The oscillator circuit is connected to a voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) which then generates a signal to the user\'s circuit. The frequency of the signal is proportional to the movement or vibration of the device or object being monitored.

When the switch is closed, the VCO generates a signal whose frequency is proportional to the magnitude of the vibration or movement being detected. This signal can then be used by the user\'s circuit to detect the magnitude of the movement or vibration. The TDC-GP 30YD 3K also provides users with adjustable sensitivity and the option to use AC or DC signals for detection.

The TDC-GP30YD 3K is a useful tool for interface, sensor, and detector applications. It is easy to install and use and provides a high resolution detection of small movements or vibrations. The adjustable sensitivity and the option of using AC or DC signals also make this device suitable for a variety of applications.

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