ICPDAS I-87089W

The vibrating wire sensor has a wire which is initially plucked by a series of electrical magnetic forces from a coil. The conductive wire after plucking is vibrating in a magnetic field. The wire will disturb the field, and then the coil can pick up the induced voltage change. The signal is amplified and detected by a VW readout device, or called VW reader. After plucking, there is no other force acting on this wire. When the transient response dies out, the reader can read a stable resonant frequency. The resonant frequency is function of the tension of this wire.

With different communication interface, the I/O modules can be classified to high communication speed (Parallel bus) 8K series modules and low communication speed (serial interface) 87K series modules.

High Profile VS Low Profile

With different form factor, I/O modules can be classified to high profile and low profile. Basically, high profile and low profile modules that with same item number also have same I/O channel number.

For example: I-8054 and I-8054W both has 8 DI and 8 DO.

Except I/O channel number, other specifications could be different. You have to double check whether the specifications suit your application.

For example: For I-8054W, its DI logic high level is +10 ~ +50V. But for I-8054, it is +3.5 ~ +30V

APPLICATIONS:

The ICPDAS Counter/Frequency Module I-87089W/S can be extended to 32 channels by connecting 3 extra DN-1618UB.