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Product Data Sheet PS-001316, Rev. B April 2013 Micro Motion® Model 7950 and Model 7951 Signal Converters Micro Motion® Model 7950 and Model 7951 signal converters are the perfect complement to Micro Motion gas and liquid density and viscosity meters. These devices convert the meter output signals into accurate process measurements. Because they are easy to use, you can quickly set up and configure the signal converters to meet your individual process needs. Receives inputs from Micro Motion gas density, specific gravity, liquid density, and liquid viscosity meters Provides high accuracy readings of density, specific gravity, viscosity, and process variables Outputs readings in multiple formats such as kg/m3, g/cm3, °API, °Brix, and % concentration Easy-to-use, four-line, backlit configurable display Wide-ranging I/O capabilities, with the option to increase the quantity of inputs/outputs available Supports wide application range, including interface detection, fuel density, and quality control Wall-mount signal converter Panel-mount signal converter
Open the catalog to page 1Micro Motion® Model 7950 and Model 7951 Signal Converters The Micro Motion® Model 7950 and Model 7951 signal converters has been specifically designed to operate with the Micro Motion gas density, specific gravity, liquid density, and viscosity meters. These signal converters are powerful tools that convert live input values from density and viscosity meters into usable process variables. Installation flexibility. The 7950/7951 signal converter accepts inputs from Micro Motion gas density, liquid density, and viscosity meters. Additionally, it can accept inputs from other meters and...
Open the catalog to page 2Inputs Density, base density, and viscosity inputs Available inputs 4 inputs available — to receive density, base density, and viscosity measurements. The exact quantity of inputs depends on the software fitted to the signal converter. Sensor frequency Sensor frequency accuracy Input trigger level 0.5 V (maximum input level: 30 V) Input impedance Analog inputs Available inputs 4 inputs available (standard) or 8 inputs available (optional) 4 inputs available (standard) For converters with D-type connectors, 10 inputs available (optional) For converters with Klippon connectors, 8 inputs...
Open the catalog to page 3Inputs continued Power Voltage Power consumption Unloaded: 20 watts (maximum) Loaded: 35 watts (maximum) Maximum startup current: 2 A Outputs Power outputs Ancillary supplies One independent 24 V output at 800 mA One independent voltage switchable to 8 or 16 V at 120 mA Analog outputs Available outputs 4 outputs available (standard) or 8 outputs available (optional) Output type Current (powered by signal converter) One 24 V supply with capacity for 8 outputs at 25 mA each Maximum loop impedance Analog range Zero offset Span selection Unlimited (keyboard selectable) Output impedance Output...
Open the catalog to page 4Outputs continued Status alarms Available outputs For converters with D-type connectors, 9 outputs available (standard) or 17 outputs (optional) For converters with Klippon connectors, 7 outputs available Switching voltage Communications Available serial ports Software protocols Modbus ASCII, RTU (Master, Slave, and Peer) Data type IEEE 32- and 64-bit Commands 03 and 16 Baud rates Stop bits Parity bits Number of data bits Display Characters per line Display color Black/yellow (backlit); LCD, continuously powered Micro Motion® Model 7950 and Model 7951 Signal Converters
Open the catalog to page 5Microprocessor Processor Clock speed Computation resolution 64 bit (IEEE 754), fully floating point math package Embedded OSE real-time operating system Program storage Data storage Computation accuracy Less than 1 part in 1011 Process data retention For internal lithium button cell: 24 months (with 7950/7951 signal converter unpowered) Real-time clock Accuracy Internal lithium button cell Environment Storage temperature Operating temperature Micro Motion® Model 7950 and Model 7951 Signal Converters
Open the catalog to page 6Physical specifications 7950 Wall-Mounted Signal Converter Weight NEMA 4X (IP65) from front panel when mounted Tested to IEC 60068-2-6, Part II, frequency range 10–150 Hz, maximum acceleration 20 m/s2 7951 Panel-Mounted Signal Converter Weight IP50 from front panel when mounted Tested to IEC 60068-2-6, Part II, frequency range 10–150 Hz, maximum acceleration 20 m/s2 Micro Motion® Model 7950 and Model 7951 Signal Converters
Open the catalog to page 7Ordering information: 7950 Signal Converter Code Product description Wall-mounted signal converter (for Models 3098, 7812, 7835, 7845, 7847, 7826, 7827 with on-board frequency electronics) Signal converter Micro Motion signal converter Connector types Klippon connector Software application Gas applications – 1020 signal converter software Liquid applications – 2010 signal converter software ETO software – please specify full version and issue number with order Communication ports 3 Serial communication ports Analog inputs/outputs 4 Analog inputs, 4 analog outputs 8 Analog inputs, 8 analog...
Open the catalog to page 8Ordering information: 7951 Signal Converter Code Product description Panel-mounted signal converter (for Models 3098, 7812, 7835, 7845, 7847, 7826, 7827 with on-board frequency electronics) Signal converter Micro Motion signal converter Connector types Klippon connector D-type connector Software application Gas applications – 1020 signal converter software Liquid applications – 2010 signal converter software ETO software – please specify full version and issue number with order Communication ports 3 Serial communication ports Analog inputs/outputs 4 analog inputs, 4 analog outputs 8 analog...
Open the catalog to page 910 Micro Motion® Model 7950 and Model 7951 Signal Converters
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Open the catalog to page 11Micro Motion—The undisputed leader in flow and density measurement World-leading Micro Motion measurement solutions from Emerson Process Management deliver what you need most: Technology leadership Micro Motion introduced the first reliable Coriolis meter in 1977. Since that time, our ongoing product development has enabled us to provide the highest performing measurement devices available. Product breadth From compact, drainable process control to high flow rate fiscal transfer—look no further than Micro Motion for the widest range of measurement solutions. Unparalleled value Benefit from...
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