08-02-2012 10:14 PM
Is there any useful application for the Deadband feature in the module cFP-RTD-122? In my application the measurements range is from 40 to 120 ªFSo I'd like to apply some deadband to the sensor readings but it seems that the module has a range between -3xx to 15xx ªF wich is why a 1% Deadband would be 180 ªF what isn't useful, Does anyone know the effective deadband resolution? If I set it to 0.0001 % will it work? Im looking for 0.05 ªF Deadband value. I've already read the help in MAX so I don't really know if taking the Farenheit range as the reference for the 100% deadband is correct can anyone help me to clarify this one?.
08-10-2012 12:02 PM
Hi uxpro.
The Deadband's resolution depends on your instrument's resolution. In the cFP-RTD-122 you have 16 bits of resolution so you have 65536 possible levels (100%), the Deadband resolution will be 0.0015259%. The Farenheit range is indeed the reference for the 100% deadband.
I hope this helps clarifying the situation.
Regards.
08-19-2012 10:25 AM
Say that the cFP RTD-122 ªF Range goes from -300 to 1500 than I have a 1800 ªF Range, if I pick the smallest percent value it would be 0.0015 % that makes 0,027 ªF ?
08-22-2012 12:56 PM
Hi uxpro.
Yes, that should be correct.