The frequency at which 20 mA is desired is entered on a set of rotary switches, and an internal microcontroller automatically scales all other values accordingly. An additional benefit of the microcontroller is its ability to average inputs, for smoothing of the output signal.
The degree of averaging can be selected in the field, from 2 to 16 seconds. For maximum environmental protection, the electronic components are encased in a special semi-flexible urethane potting material. The housing is cast from aluminum and fuse-coated. The clamshell housing is connected directly to the flow sensor or, in the wall mount version, provided with mounting feet.
The AO55 will operate on a relatively wide range of current loop voltages, 24 to 36 Vdc. Lower voltages limit the load that can be applied to the loop without distortion of the signal.
(See the Load/Supply chart if there is a question regarding voltage vs. load.) A built-in power regulator supplies the appropriate power to the flow sensor. Typical applications for this transmitter are telemetry (or SCADA), distributed control systems, programmable controllers, data logging, and chart recording.
Features
- Pulse-to-analog converter
- Current loop powered
- Smooth output signal
- Easy set-up
- Durable
Application
- Telemetry/SCADA
- Distributed control systems
- Programmable controllers
- Chart recording
- Data logging
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