Analog Current Modules | Voltage Rescaling Modules

The ARM is an analog rescaling module which accepts an analog voltage or current and rescales it to another voltage or current. Several preset ranges are jumper selectable. Trimmer potentiometers can then be used to make fine adjustments on output ranges for maximum flexibility.

Analog Current Transducers | Analog Voltage Transducers

The ATL accepts an analog voltage or current input signal and controls four relays. Each relay has an adjustable trip point which is set by a multi-turn trimmer potentiometer. Each relay is activated when the input signal is equal to or greater than the trip point setting

Pulse to Analog Transducers

The Pulse To Analog Transducer converts a single pulse-width modulated input to an analog current or voltage output. There are two LED indicators that designate signal and power. A timed contact or solid state closure from the controlling microprocessor controller is converted to a linear analog output with 256 steps of resolution.

Voltage to Resistance Transducers

The ETR accepts a generic Analog Output signal (voltage or current) and provides variable resistance output as a simulated potentiometer. The board performs 64 step approximation with about 1.5% output resolution. For high output accuracy the ETR's resistive array utilizes a number of 1% precision metal film resistors. Their unique configuration allows for over 4 Watts power dissipation.