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Description

The Model DMD-476 is a self contained, AC
powered signal conditioner for bridge type
instrumentation. It contains a precision
instrumentation amplifier with isolated, filtered
output and a highly regulated, low noise, adjustable
output bridge excitation source. The unit is
completely encapsulated for use in rugged
environments.

Features

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Complete Strain Gage
Bridge Signal Conditioner

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Isolated 4-20 mA or 0-20 mA Output

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Output Capable of Driving 1000 ohm Loop

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Bridge Balance with 80%
Tare Offset Capability

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High Gain Amplifier; Can Accept Full Scale
Live Load Signals as Low as 5 mV and
Provide 16 mA Output Span

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Excitation Supply Capable of Driving
Four Load Cells

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AC Powered

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Rugged Epoxy Encapsulated Design

Applications

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Weighing with Load Cells

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Process Control Add-on Loops

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Can Be Used With All Types of
Low Output Sensors

Specifications

NOTE: Unless otherwise noted, specifications apply after one hour
warm up at 25°C ambient. Temperature coefficients apply between
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Page 5: ...oad cell is not known set both SW 4 and SW 5 ON for the 40 50mV range 7 Set SWA 2 OFF for 4mA or SWA 2 ON for 0mA output ZERO 8 Adjust D potentiometer for desired ZERO current 9 Turn SWA 3 OFF Expect output current to change 10 Apply no load or dead weight to load cell 11 Adjust TARE potentiometers A and B for the same ZERO current set in Step 8 SWA 1 OFF provides a bridge output balance of 3mV to...

Page 6: ...rnal supply must be connected to the DMD 476 common Terminal 2 Be sure that the common mode voltage limits are observed This would generally limit the external power supply to 10 Volts assuming that half the voltage would be common mode as is the case when exciting a full bridge When the full scale output of a sensor is measured in millivolts say 10 millivolts care must be exercised in wiring syst...

Page 7: ...ise shall not exceed the purchase price of the component upon which liability is based In no event shall OMEGA be liable for consequential incidental or special damages CONDITIONS Equipment sold by OMEGA is not intended to be used nor shall it be used 1 as a Basic Component under 10 CFR 21 NRC used in or with any nuclear installation or activity or 2 in medical applications or used on humans Shoul...

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