SCM100

SCM100

SCM100

Product catalog summary
Overview: The document provides technical specifications and operational details for the SCM100 LVDT Signal Conditioning Module, designed for use with AF111 and AF145 LVDTs. It aims to simplify the use of LVDTs by providing a high-performance circuit that maximizes accuracy.
Specifications:
  • Supply Voltage: 18 - 30 Vdc (regulated) or ±15 Vdc (regulated)
  • Supply Current: Maximum 100 mA
  • LVDT Excitation Voltage: 3 Vrms (nominal)
  • LVDT Excitation Frequency: 2.5k Hz (nominal)
  • Output Ripple: <5 mVrms
  • Output Load: Minimum 1k Ω (resistive)
  • Frequency Response: 300 Hz (-3dB)
  • Non-linearity: ±0.05% max over 1% to 99% of stroke
  • Line Regulation: <0.01% output span/Volt
  • Load Regulation: <0.05% output span
  • Output Adjustment Range: Null adjustment ±25%, Gain adjustment ±10%
  • Operational Temperature: 0 to +70 ºC
  • Storage Temperature: -20 to +85 ºC
  • Temperature Coefficient of Output: <0.01% of span volts/ºC
  • Transducer Types: 5 wire ratiometric LVDT only
  • Mechanical Housing: Entrelec 11000 series
  • Weight: Maximum 100 g
Output Characteristics:
  • Output options include ±2.5Vdc, ±5Vdc, ±10Vdc, 0-5Vdc, 0-10Vdc, and 4-20mA (SCM100/I only).
  • Power supply options are 18 - 30Vdc or ±15Vdc.
Installation and Configuration:
  • The module is user-configurable for input and output options. A set-up guide is provided for full instructions.
  • Electrical connections are made via screw terminals, and the module fits DIN EN50022 or DIN EN50035 rails.
  • Misconnection of the power supply may cause permanent damage.
Availability and Ordering: The SCM100 is normally available from stock. Ordering codes are SCM100/.....
Contact Information: Penny & Giles provides contact details for offices in the UK, USA, and Germany for sales and support.
Disclaimer: The document includes a disclaimer regarding product fitness and suitability, emphasizing the need for customers to verify performance requirements.
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Catalog excerpts

SCM100-1

dc/dc LVDT DRIVER SCM1 00 PERFORMANCE Supply voltage Vdc LVDT excitation voltage Vrms LVDT excitation frequency Hz Output voltage1 (SCM100/V) Output current (SCM100/I) Output ripple mVrms Non-linearity Line regulation Load regulation Output adjustment range -null adjustment -gain adjustment Operational temperature °C Temp. coefficient of output Transducer types Mechanical housing Weight maximum g The LVDT Signal Conditioning Module SCM100 has been specifically designed to operate with the AF111 and AF145 range of LVDT's, and to make using an LVDT as simple as using a linear potentiometer. This module incorporates a high performance circuit which drives the LVDT in a ratiometric configuration, thereby maximising system accuracy by eliminating effects caused by temperature and supply current variations. 18 - 30 (regulated) or ±15 (regulated) 100 maximum 3 (nominal) 2.5k (nominal) See output options on page 9 for full details See output options on page 9 for full details <5 1k minimum (resistive) - voltage and current output 300 (-3dB) ±0.05% max (over 1% to 99% of stroke when used with AF111 or AF145 LVDT's) <0.01% output span/Volt <0.05% output span (minimum to maximum load) ±25% ±10% 0 to +70 -20 to +85 <0.01% of span volts/°C 5 wire ratiometric LVDT only Entrelec 11000 series (to suit DIN EN50022/EN50035 rails) 100 Note: This module is user configurable for input and output options. See set-up guide supplied with module for full instructions. When powered with a single rail supply, the output may not quite reach 0 Vdc For this reason, linearity is specified for 1% to 99% of LVDT stroke.

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SCM100-2

Output option DIMENSIONS ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS Screw terminals Note: Refer to the SCM100 set-up guide for details on how to connect to a ±15Vdc (split rail) power supply. Misconnection of the supply may cause permanent damage. AVAILABILITY Power supply connections LVDT connections Normally available from stock V out 0V return 4 to 20mA output (option) LVDT primary (red) LVDT primary (black) LVDT screen LVDT secondary 1 (yellow) LVDT secondary C/T (green) LVDT secondary 2 (blue) ORDERING CODES SCM100/ V = Voltage output I = Current output

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SCM100-3

Penny+GHes A Curtiss-Wright Company Penny & Giles Position sensors and joysticks for commercial and industrial applications. / CURTISS WRIGHT- Controls Integrated Sensing The information contained in this brochure on product applications should be used by customers for guidance only. Penny & Giles Controls Ltd makes no warranty or representation in respect of product fitness or suitability for any particular design application, environment, or otherwise, except as may subsequently be agreed in a contract for the sale and purchase of products. Customer's should therefore satisfy themselves of...

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