The Daytronic
3500
Series represents a versatile, low-cost solution to a wide range of data
acquisition, indication, and control applications, just a few of which are illustrated below.
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"GO
NO-GO" Dimensional Gaging of Parts (Model 3530)
Automatic
Grinder Shutoff (Model 3530)
Measuring
Tip Height (= Bearing Placement) of Ball Point Pens (Model 3530)
Flow
Indication (Model 3540)
Measuring
Motor RPM (Model 3540)
Smoke
Stack Flow Monitoring (Model 3560 network)
Monitoring
Height of Relay Contact (Model 3560)
Monitoring
Compression Force in a Pill Press (Model 3570)
Brake
Testing (Model 3570)
Stress
Analysis Using External Bridge Completion (Model 3570 with Model 10CJB-2)
Testing
Motors for Proper Stall Torque (Model 3570)
Measuring
Tip Height (= Bearing Placement) of Ball Point Pens
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This
measurement must be within ±0.0040 inch. The "HI",
"OK", and "LO" alarm outputs of theModel 3530 LVDT Conditioner activate solenoids for
the sorting of good and bad pens.
To
ensure that gas flow in plant emission systems complies with current EPA
regulations, networked Model 3560 Voltage
Conditioners receive and process 0-5 VDC outputs from thermal flowmeters
at the top of each stack, transmitting finished data to the control center
for further processing and recording. Where compliance to a yearly mass
emissions allowance is of concern, gas mass flowmeters can also be employed.
This
system checks the output force of a brake booster for conformance to
specification tolerances. As pedal pressure is applied, the first Model
3570 DC Strain Gage Conditioner detects passage of a preset test-point
value. The "HI" limit output generated at this point is sent
to the second 3570 as a logic "HOLD" command, thereby freezing the
current brake force value.
Stress
Analysis Using External Bridge Completion [Back ]
The
Model 3570 DC Strain Gage Conditioner is set
to capture the maximum motor torque by applying a PEK=ON
command via the RS232/RS485 port—or via the rear Logic I/O Connector
By
applying a TAR=ON command via the Model
3570 DC Strain Gage Conditioner's RS232/RS485 port—or via the rear
Logic I/O Connector—an initial "auto-zero" can be performed, so
that the weight of the container will be continuously "tared out"
of the batch weight measurement.