Signal Conditioners
Signal Conditioners are electronic devices used to modify and enhance signals from sensors, transducers, or other electronic devices to make them suitable for processing or analysis by other instruments or systems. They typically consist of a signal amplifier, which amplifies or attenuates the signal, and a filter, which removes noise or interference from the signal. Signal conditioners can also include other functions such as signal isolation, linearization, or conversion to different scales or units. Signal conditioners are commonly used in industries such as process control, instrumentation, automation, and data acquisition, where accurate and reliable signal processing is critical for maintaining system performance, efficiency, and safety.
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MTT MS3717 Slim Plug-In Distributor (with Square-Root Extraction Function)
Powers a two-wire transmitter extracts the square roots of its 4 to 20mA signals and converts them into commonly used DC signals.
MTT MS3705 Slim Plug-In Alarm Setter with Isolated Dual Output
Compares the levels of DC current or voltage signals with two set-points (upper and lower limits) and outputs two independent isolated relay contact closure signals.
MTT MS3764 Slim Plug-In 2-Channel Loop-Powered Isolator
Dual-channel loop-powered isolator that takes the power from its input current loop.
Adtek ST-RS Resistance Signal Converter
Resistance signal converter
MTT MS3904 Chassis-mounting High-Level Signal Conditioner
Converts DC current or voltage signals into commonly used DC signals.
MTT MS3102 Terminal Block Type RTD Temperature Transmitter
Converts RTD inputs into commonly used DC signals.
MTT MS3108 Terminal Block Type Frequency/Analog Converter
Converts pulse train signals from flow sensors and the like into commonly used DC signals.
MTT MS3044 Terminal Block Type High-Level Signal Conditioner
Converts DC current or voltage signals into commonly used DC signals. This model features a fast response time of 70µsec (0 to 90%).
MTT MS3908 Chassis-mounting Frequency/Analog Converter
Converts pulse train signals from flow sensors and the like into commonly used DC signals.
MTT MS3729 Slim Plug-In Analog/Frequency Converter
Converts DC current or voltage signals into pulse train signals.
MTT MS3002 Terminal Block Type RTD Temperature Transmitter
Converts RTD inputs into commonly used DC signals.
Adtek MT-CL Current Loop Supply
Current Loop Supply
MTT MS3727 Slim Plug-In Signal Selector
The slim, plug-in signal selector that switches between two input signals by switching input.
MTT MS3740 Slim Plug-In Signal Reverser
Converts DC current or voltage signals into DC signals inversely proportional to those signals.
MTT MS3004 Terminal Block Type High-Level Signal Conditioner (Isolator)
Converts DC current or voltage signals into commonly used DC signals.
MTT MS3007 Terminal Block Type Distributor (with Isolation)
Powers a two-wire transmitter and converts its 4 to 20mA signals into commonly used signals. This model can also be used as an isolator.
MTT MS3021 Terminal Block Type PT Transmitter (RMS Calculation)
Calculates the RMS values of AC current signals from a PT and converts them into commonly used DC signals.
MTT MS3761 Slim Plug-In Adder
Receives two DC current or voltage signals and outputs a signal proportional to the sum of those signals.
Adtek MT-DF DC to Frequency Converter & Isolator
DC to Frequency Converter & Isolator
MTT MS3767 Slim Plug-In Temperature/Pressure Compensator
Compensates for variations in temperature, pressure, or differential pressure for accurate flow calculation.
MTT MS3762F Slim Plug-In Subtractor
Plug-In Subtractor
MTT MS3724HV Slim Plug-In High-Level Signal Conditioner (High Voltage Output Model)
Converts DC current or voltage signals into commonly used DC signals. This model features a maximum output voltage of 40V.
MTT MS3901 Chassis-mounting Thermocouple Transmitter
Converts thermocouple inputs into commonly used DC signals.
MTT MS3718 Slim Plug-In Frequency/Analog Converter (for Ultra Low Frequency)
Converts pulse train signals from flow sensors and the like into commonly used DC signals.
