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Weidmüller Mann Seires Analog Signal Modules |
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Weidmüller introduces a comprehensive range of innovative products for the processing of analogue signals. The product series, ranging from simple dedicated units to complex microprocessor-controlled devices, can be used with almost all signal types and measurement sensors. The products also offer a variety of integrated functions, such as timing delays, adjustable threshold values and a programmable ramping function.
| Signal Isolators – these products are for typical facility-based analog current and voltage signals. They eliminate the measurement errors caused by ground loops or electromagnetic interference. | 
| | Signal Transmitters – these products convert, filter and isolate any low-level signals coming from typical measuring devices. This includes mV signals from thermocouples and PT100 measurement probes, which are converted into normalized current or voltage signals. |  | | Process Alarms – these are special two-channel modules which monitor facility-specific measurement values. When necessary, they issue alarms to external monitoring systems. |  | | Multi-Channel Processing Modules – these are compact modules which are capable of processing multiple inputs, outputs and alarms simultaneously. When necessary, they can transmit analogue or digital values, based on certain results, to a control system. |  | | Indicators and Configurable Displays – these are available in a variety of designs. This includes products ranging from simple versions powered by current loops, to configurable products with integrated analogue and alarm outputs. |  | | Counters / Totalizers – these products can be used for measuring flow rate and total. They can process analogue and digital inputs signals (pulses). There are a wide variety of adjustment and programming options, such as linearization, interference suppression, hysteresis and reference values. |  | | Calibration Devices – these complete the product offering. They are specially designed for the calibrating and setting of analogue signal-processing devices. |  | |