A multi-channel signal conditioner for use with up to 4 magnetic pickup sensors in rough industrial environments.
Magnetic Pickup Signal Conditioner
Magnetic Pickup Signal Conditioner – 4 Channels
Dycor’s Magnetic Pickup Signal Conditioner is a multi-channel signal conditioner for use with up to 4 magnetic pickup sensors in rough industrial environments. It specializes in reading low amplitude signals, processing the data, and then converting the data and providing a distinct 0 to 5 V TTL waveform signal output, with recognizable peaks and troughs. The TTL waveform can, in most cases, connect directly to field instrumentation for further control and monitoring.
How Magnetic Pickup Sensors Work
Magnetic pick-up sensors sense a sudden change in a magnetic field of a passing target (close proximity), without any physical contact. They are able to function well in harsh and extreme conditions and are used in a variety of industrial applications to measure speed, counting, or position sensing, with primary targets being slotted wheels, sprockets and gears, and bolt heads. A magnetic pickup sensor may also be known as a magnetic speed pick up, a magnetic proximity switch, or a Hall effect sensor.
Input Sensitivity Graph
SPECIFICATIONS
| Supply Voltage | 10-30VDC |
| Temperature | -40°C to +70°C |
| Power consumption (non active) | 3.5mA |
| Power consumption (all active) | 15mA |
| Number of Channels | 4 |
| Frequency range | 10Hz < Fin < 5KHz |
| Input trigger threshold | 10mV (5-200Hz), Refer to Input Sensitivity Graph Below |
| Input Impedance | 2KΩ@ 1kHz |
| Maximum Input Voltage | 35VDC |
| TTL Output level | 5V |
| TTL Output Impedance | 1KΩ |
| TTL Output drive current | 5mA |
| Open Collector output | Up to 40VDC (with pull-up resistor) |
| Open Collector Output sink current | 100mA |
| Open Collector Output Resistance | 100Ω internal in series with output |
| Weight | 76g (2.7oz) 106g with plug-in connectors |
| Dimensions (See Note 1) | 17.5mm L(0.7”) x 111mm W(4.4”) x 79mm H(3.12”) |
| Model Number | 100-0649 |
Note 1: Add 4mm to allow for the connector plug overhang on the last unit.