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Ver1.0

07/01/2005

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SG-3011 Isolated Thermocouple Input Module 

User’s Manual 

Introduction 
 

The SG-3011 is a thermocouple input signal conditioner.  SG-3011 uses 
microprocessor-controlled high-resolution 24-bit dual-slope,integrating A/D   
converter to acquire thermocouple signal and cold junction compensation input. 
Temperature measurement is handled by thermocouple linearization and cold 
junction compensation function.    The supported thermocouple types are J, K, 
T, E, R, S, B, N, C, L, M,L2(DIN 43710). 
 
The SG-3011 features optical isolation technique providing 3000Vdc isolation.   
The power supply that drives the module`s input and output circuitry is 
internally isolated,enabling SG-3011 to offer true channel - to - channel 
isolation. 
 
It’s easy to mount the SG-3011 on a standard DIN rail and can operate in 
environment with wide temperature range. 

 

 

Specifications 

Thermocouple Type

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Thermocouple  

Type 

 

Temperature 

Range 

 

 

Type J 

 

-40 ~ +760 

 

Type K 

 

0 ~ +1000 

 

Type T 

 

-100 ~ +400 

 

Type E 

 

0 ~ +1000 

 

Type R 

 

+500 ~ +1750 

Type S 

 

+500 ~ +1750 

Type B 

 

+500 ~ +1800 

Type N 

 

-100 ~ +1300 

 

Type C 

 

0 ~ +2000 

 

Type L 

 

-200 ~ +800 

 

Type M 

 

-200 ~ +100 

 

Type L2 (DIN 43710) 

-200 ~ +900 

 

 
 
 

Voltage Output:

 

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 Unipolar: 0~10V 

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  Output impedance: <50

 

 
Current Output: 

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 Current: 0~20mA 

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  Current load resistor:0~450

 (Source) 

 

General 

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  Three-way isolation: 1000 Vdc 

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  Overload protection: 240 Vrms 

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  CJC offset adjustable 

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  Open thermocouple detection 

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  Accuracy: ±0.2% of full range 

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 Operating temperature range:-25

°

C

75

°

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  Storage temperature range:-30

°

C

85

°

 

Supply Voltage   

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  Input range: 10

30 Vdc   

 

Configuration 
 

The terminal wiring for the SG-3011 is shown in Figure A.    The SG-3011 uses a power input 
range of 10~30Vdc. 
 
Figures D and E show the switch positions used to configure the input and output range. 
The I/O configuration switches are located inside the module and can be accessed by 
removing the DIN-rail bracket covers by sliding them in the direction shown in Figure B. 

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