
Structure and mode of operation
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3.2
Signal conditioning
FMD
ASF
ICR
SZA
SFA
NOV, RSN
LDW, LWT
LIC
TAV, TAS
Net
measured
value
Gross
measured
value
Digital
input
Digital
output
Sample
rate
Factory
calibration
Filter
Tare
A
D
User-defined
scaling
Lineari-
zation
IN
OUT
TAR
ZTR, ZSE
Fig. 3.3
Signal conditioning
Digitization is followed by filtering, using digital filters adjusted by the software
(
FMD
,
ASF
). The
ICR
command changes the output rate (measured values
per second).
In the working standard calibration of the transducer electronics (as-delivered
condition), 0 mV/V corresponds to zero and the maximum capacity is either
1,000,000 digits (
NOV
≠0), or 5,120,000 digits (
NOV
=0). The two parameters
LDW
and
LWT
enable you to adapt the characteristic curve to your require
ments (scale curve) and you can use the
NOV
command to standardize the
measured values to the required scaling value (e.g. 3000 d). Detailed informa
tion can be found in the command documentation in the Online Help for the
PanelX program.
You also have the opportunity to
S
switch from gross to net signals,
S
activate an automatic zero on start up function,
S
activate an automatic zero tracking function,
S
linearize the input signal with a third order polynomial,
S
activate various digital filters. Filters with cut-off frequencies below 1 Hz,
fast-settling filters for dynamic measurements, notch filters, and mean value
filters are available.