Product Profile of Pressure And Temperature Transmitter With Analog Signals

Jumo India Pvt Ltd manufactures Pressure and Temperature Transmitter with Analog Signals. Jumo India Pvt Ltd is DIN EN ISO 9001 and DIN EN ISO 14001 certified company. Pressure and Temperature Transmitter with Analog Signals are marketed under the name of "JUMO CANtrans pT Pressure and temperature transmitter with CANopen output". These analog signals from the pressure cell and the temperature sensor are digitized. It is used for measuring relative [gauge] and absolute pressures in liquids and gases.

In addition, the integrated temperature sensor measures the temperature of the medium directly at the pressure diaphragm. The pressure transmitter operates on the Piezo-resistive or thin-film strain gauge measuring principle. The temperature transmitter obtains the measurements from a Pt1000 sensor. The Pressure and Temperature Transmitter with Analog Signals and made available for further processing via the CANopen serial bus protocol [CAN slave]. Several useful extra functions are implemented through the DS 404 device profile. All setting can be made using standard CANopen software tools. Specifications of the Pressure and Temperature Transmitter with Analog Signals are as follows:

• The pressure and temperature signals are digitally calibrated at the factory.

• The sensor monitoring facility continuously checks the correct performance of the sensor signal and triggers high-priority emergency telegrams in the event of an error.

• The pressure measurement can be scaled to any dimensional unit [or in % of range]. The temperature can be switched from degree C to degree F.

• Fine calibration features an auto-zeroing function and a freely adjustable shift of the characteristic.

• Undesirable signal fluctuations can be suppressed through the [adjustable] filter constant.

• The measurements are output with a freely selectable decimal place.

• Range monitoring features freely selectable upper and lower limits. The result is output as a status byte with the measurement in the PDO telegram