Dytran three-channel DC signal conditioner amplifier can be used for laboratory testing
Dytran Instruments
Model 4010
Dytran Instruments has introduced the model 4010, a microprocessor-controlled, three-channel DC signal conditioner amplifier that is designed for use with bridge-type or differential-output accelerometers and pressure transducers for a variety of general-purpose laboratory testing applications.
Units incorporate variable gain adjustment, shunt calibration capability and multiple excitation level settings, while a microprocessor sleep mode is utilised to eliminate high-frequency clock noise and its associated harmonics.
The Dytran model 4010 incorporates dual 12-bit DACs for each channel to auto-zero the input and output amplifiers for DC input signals.
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