The GE DS200TCQAG1B is a sophisticated RST Analog I/O board designed for industrial control systems, offering unparalleled reliability and precision in managing critical industrial processes.
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The GE DS200TCQAG1B is a sophisticated RST Analog I/O board designed for industrial control systems, offering unparalleled reliability and precision in managing critical industrial processes.
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Model:DS200TCQAG1B
Category:Industrial Automation
Type:RST Analog I/O Board
Processor Speed (MHz):24
Memory Size (MB):64
Analog Channels:8
Analog Input Resolution (bits):12
Operating Temperature Range:-20°C to +60°C
Power Consumption:3.5W
Communication Interface:RS-485
Dimensions (mm):178 x 100 x 91
Weight (kg):0.32
The GE DS200TCQAG1B is engineered with advanced technology to provide reliable and accurate data acquisition in industrial automation processes. It features a robust design capable of handling harsh environments, ensuring dependable performance in manufacturing, processing, and control applications.
Equipped with 16 analog input channels and 8 analog output channels, this board offers a versatile solution for integrating complex systems. Its high sampling rate of 20 kHz ensures fast and precise data processing, critical for real-time control systems.
With an operating temperature range of -20°C to 70°C, the DS200TCQAG1B is designed to withstand extreme conditions typically found in industrial environments. This makes it suitable for use in various sectors including food processing, automotive, and chemical industries.
Featuring RS-485 communication interface, the board seamlessly integrates with existing network protocols, facilitating easy data transfer and communication within the industrial system. The panel mount style allows for compact installation on the equipment.
The GE DS200TCQAG1B is built with quality materials to ensure durability and longevity, reducing maintenance costs and downtime. It’s an essential component for enhancing efficiency and productivity in industrial automation projects.
