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Latest digital charge amplifier covers large measurement range
The HBM digital charge amplifier CMD600 acquires signals from piezoelectric sensors and is particularly suitable for very fast measurements with frequencies of up to 30 kHz.
The amplifier is particularly suitable for very fast measurements with frequencies up to 30 kHz. All signal inputs and outputs are electrically isolated, ensuring simple and secure integration in control systems. Additional digital inputs and outputs can be used for various control functions with peak value or limit value signaling.
The PC software provided allows the user to quickly and easily configure the amplifier using standard TCP/IP. The software recognizes every CMD600 in the network automatically and enables IP address setting. The CMD600 utilizes Transducer Electronic Data Sheet (TEDS) so that any connected system automatically reads sensor and amplifier data reducing measurement set-up time. HBM has introduced an integrated sensor-teach function that sets the applicable measurement range automatically using two known loading points. This means the amplifier can be parameterized via the digital inputs, even without a PC.
The CMD600 meets IP65 and is ideal for use in harsh industrial environments. Typical applications for the charge amplifier are found in production, joining and forming processes, in test benches for engines and gears, and in research and development.
Further information at: www.hbm.com/paceline.
About HBM
Since 1950, the HBM Group has built a globally-respected reputation in the Test and Measurement industry, based on the supply of reliable, precision transducers and measu-rement solutions across a broad range of industries. As a technology and market leader worldwide, the company today offers products and services across the entire measurement spectrum, from virtual to physical testing. Products comprise sensors, instrumentation and data acquisition systems as well as durability, test and analysis software. HBM’s global network of sales companies and representatives comprises 27 subsidiaries and sales offices in Europe, the Americas and Asia, with approximately 1,500 employees. The company is also represented in a further 40 countries.
Contact:
HBM GmbH
Im Tiefen See 45
64293 Darmstadt
Germany
Phone: +49 6151 803-0
www.hbm.com
Press contact:
Gabi Strasser
Phone: +49 (0) 6151 803-8069
Fax: +49 (0) 6151 803-396
E-Mail: gabi.strasser@hbm.com
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