MM4001ISO - RTD INPUT TRANSMITTERS

This page provides the datasheet information for the MM4001ISO, a member of the MM4001 RTD INPUT TRANSMITTERS family.

Datasheet Summary

Description

The MM4001 modules are used to provide an output voltage or current proportional to an RTD input signal.

It is useful in measuring temperatures with a variety of RTD materials.

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Part number	MM4001ISO
Manufacturer	WICI
File Size	237.07 KB
Description	RTD INPUT TRANSMITTERS
Datasheet	MM4001ISO Datasheet
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CALIBRATION The MM4001 modules are shipped precalibrated, if there is a need to recalibrate, proceed as follows: Refer to the instrument's label to determine your instrument's supply voltage and input and output ranges. Refer to the "Block Diagram and Pin Connections" for pin connections. Connect a precision decade resistance, potentiometer or RTD simulator to the input. To avoid errors due to the resistances of the connection wires, use a three-wire connection as shown in the “Block Diagram and Pin Connections”. Connect a precision DC voltage or current meter to the output. Set the input resistance to the low end of the input range and adjust the ZERO control for the low-end output voltage or current.

Published: May 9, 2014 |