Wednesday, June 2, 2010


The new K-System signal conditioners from Pepperl+Fuchs are not just characterized by their new and clear design engineered for utmost convenience and usability. Ranging from switch amplifiers to highly functional signal converters, they feature galvanically isolated signal transmission for the utmost in precision and safety. The new K-System signal conditioners are distributed regionally by Automated Control Engineering (ACE).


With the variety of process control systems available, it is often necessary to convert an input signal into a format that the system will accept. Signal conditioners take signals from an assortment of field sensors such as thermocouples and RTDs, and convert those signals into any of several standard instrument signals (1…5V, 4…20 mA, etc.).


Signal conditioners are also beneficial to the accurate transfer of these signals, isolation and the elimination of ground loops. Additionally, signal conditioners are
· Easy to specify
· Easy to integrate
· Easy to expand


One main function of signal conditioners is to prevent the effects of interference voltage and current through the use of galvanic isolation. This eliminates grounding problems of wide network signal cables. Signal conditioners offer much more than just this isolating function. This includes additional functions, like linearization and sensor supply as well as sensor and line fault detection.


Many signal conditioners have additional relay outputs in order to report min/max trip values. K-System signal conditioners are mounted on the DIN mounting rail. If the Power Rail is used, the wiring needed for the supply voltage and collective error messages is reduced significantly.


For more infromation about the Pepperl+Fuchs K-System Signal Conditioner or any other products supplied by ACE please visit the ACE website or email the staff at ACE on sales@aceg.com.au

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