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Features
Description
Even with large changes in the unit power supply, the NV4a will act very stable both for offsetting the sensors zero point and for supplying an stable +/-4 VDC output that is linear with the sensors working range.
Application
The NV4a is used everywhere where a SEIKA sensor should be combined with a user-specific
demand for high voltage output / special wishes for filtering of
the sensor signal, plus where a non-stabilized 8...30VDC supply can be an advantage for the system.
For 0..5VDC output, please have a look at NV8a
For 4..20mA output, the NV6a is the correct solution.
Technical Data
| Dimensions | Please se drawing |
| Supply voltage | +8...+30Volt (protected against polarity reversal to -70Volt) |
| Current consumption without Sensor | approx.2mA |
| Working temperature | 0...70°C |
| Sensor supply | +5,00 Volt |
| Sensor supply-temp. drift | 20ppm /°C |
| Max. Output voltage | ±4 Volt |
| Active measuring range equal to sensor range | ±3,5 Volt |
| Off-set range | 2,4 ...2,6 Volt (larger for e.g. B1 in Z-direction) |
| Output impedance | app.100 W |
| Noise value on power supply | 30µVs.s. |
| Signal audio-frequency noise at standard sensor | app.80dB |
| Frequency range | 0...10Hz, 0...200Hz, 0...2kHz + others as custom wishes |
| Electrical connections | Pin
connector 2,54mm, length 5,7mm, Ø 0,63mm gold plated optional soldering pads |
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Caution ! Do not short-circuit the operating voltage (8 to 30V) with the outputs The negative operating voltage of the symmetrical VDC output is generated from the positive one. |
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