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TR 3 Amplifier

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Normalizing amplifier – Amplifier TR 3

The TR3 transmitter is a microprocessor-based device designed to convert signals from strain gauges. They are used in dosing and weighing control together with a PLC or similar devices. Performs the task of automating unloading and loading, opening or closing shutters. Equipped with one adjustable relay output. Mounted using a DIN rail.
Three-level galvanic separation protects against current leaks, reduces the possibility of errors from parasitic signals. The device is configured using button control.
The transmitter of this model is used in industrial conditions.

Features of the TR3 transmitter:

  • Three-level galvanic separation
  • Zero setting in the range up to 50% of the total scale
  • Error indication in case of voltage overload
  • Indication of the state of the relay contact
  • Analog current and voltage output
Sensitivity
Number of verification intervals (Class of accuracy)
Input sensitivity 0.01% FS
Error 0.03% FS
Temperature stability of readings
ACT 24 bit Sigma-Delta
Digital filter
Frequency 50 Hz-400 Hz
Sensors
Maximum number of sensors 8 pcs (350Ω)
Working coefficient of strain gauges 1 mV / V – 2 mV / V – 5 mV / V – 160 mV / V (variable)
Supply voltage 10 V
Environment
Operating temperature range (approved by MOZM) 0 °C + 50 °C
Storage temperature range -20 ° C + 70 ° C
Supply voltages and amperage 24 V DC (18 V… 36 V) – 5 W
Button control and display
Button control 3 tactile buttons, 4th DIP switch
Weight display
Functional display
Program display
Corps
Material and protection class DIN, plastic, IP20
Mass 0.1 kg
Dimensions and weight of the package 0.2 kg 15x24x6 cm
Communication
Serial port
RS-232
Parallel printer port
Binary output (BCD)
Output to external display
Output to external display
1 relay output (2A relay)
Analog output
4-20mA and 0-10

* Digital port and BCD output are not used at the same time.

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