SGT
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Strain Gage Transmitter
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Description
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The
Mode SGT, Strain Gage Transmitter, converts strain gage input to 4-20 mA or
any other
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standard process
current or voltage output.
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Typical applications include pressure transducers, load cells,
and stress-strain measurements.
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Output noise or ripple is less than 10 millivolts
peak-to-peak, making the SGT ideal for computer
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interface applications.
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Complete
isolation input, output, and power input makes it possible to apply the
SGT to
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virtually any input
source, grounded or ungrounded, without interface problems.
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The adjustable excitation source, high input impedance,
complete isolation, and stability of the
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SGT simplify the process of interfacing a strain gage or
process control. An optional push-button
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calibration feature makes it possible to increment the strain gage
a fixed amount equal to a
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known output for a quick system
check. Errors caused by signal noise are minimized by the
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120 dB (1,000,000:1) of common mode rejection.
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For
multichannel application, the SGT is available as a compact plug-in card module
in our
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standard 11-position
relay rack or a 5-15 position card rack for surface mounting. An explosion-
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proof housing
(EX) is also available.
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Features
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Provides gage excitation.
Adjustable and regulated gage excitation is provided on the SGT.
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Complete isolation. The SGT
has complete input, output, and power input isolation.
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High input impedance. High
input impedance of 10 megohms is standard to
simplify interfacing.
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Standard outputs. The unit
has standard output ranges of 1-5 mA, 4-20 mA, 10-50 mA or voltage.
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Temperature stable. The SGT
has temperature stability +/-0.005%/๐F over a
range of -20๐F to +180๐F.
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