■PC configurable maths function
■T wo isolated inputs and one isolated output
■3-port isolation to 500 or 1000Vdc
■High accuracy, low cost
■Ultra compact, only 22mm wide
■Optional alar m relays
Programmable
Mathematics Unit MATHSCON
Description
The MATHSCON Isolating Signal Converter can be user
configured and programmed using a PC via the serial
communications by using the RS232 or RS485.
Each channel can be multiplied by a factor or linearised and then any
of the following functions can be performed on those input channels.
Addition Output = A + B
Subtraction Output = A - B
Multiplication Output = A x B
Division Output = A ÷ B
Square root Output = √A
Squarer Output = A2
Rect’ weir Output = A ^ 3/2
Polynomial Output = xAn(operator)yBm+C
(where x, y, n, m and C ar e PC configurable)
High signal select
Low signal select
Average of the two signals
Rate of change limiting of the signal.
The unit provides an isolated current or voltage output cor responding
to the result of the requir ed function. As an option, two alar m relays
are also available.
The power supply requirement is 16 to 32Vdc.
Inputs
The input types and ranges below are our standard ones only. Please
contact our sales department for details on any application not
specified below.
DC Cur rent
0-20mA, 4-20mA, 0-10mA all into 10Ω
DC voltage
0-1V, 0-10V, 1-5V all into 1MΩ
Outputs
DC Cur rent Sour ce and Voltage
0-20mA, 4-20mA, 0-10mA into 1kΩmaximum
0-1V, 0-10V, 1-5V into a minimum 500kΩ
Options and ordering codes
TRIP
MATHSCON JJJX––6TRIP
With alarm relays
Without alarm relays
Options Comms
RS232
DRS485
The MATHSCON is designed to be user configurable, however the units can
be supplied factory configured to your specification – Please contact our sales
department with the following:
Configuration options:
Input type: eg mA, Volt
Input range: eg 4-20, 0-10V
Output type: eg mA, Volt
Output range: eg 4-20mA, 0-10V
Linearisation: eg None, √, √3/2, √5/2
Maths function: eg +, -, x, ÷, average
Comms option: RS232 or RS485
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