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News Release from: Burster | Subject: Digistant model 4423
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 10 December 2007
Calibrator can calibrate almost anything
The Digistant model 4423 is billed as the industry's first calibrator for mechanical, electrical and thermal values.
Quality assurance systems require regular recalibration of measurement equipment such as control units, transmitters and sensors with full documentation of the results Burster's Digistant model 4423 is billed as the industry's first calibrator for mechanical, electrical and thermal values
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 10 Dec 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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This calibrator can not only calibrate almost anything but also provides effective documentation of the calibration results.
50 calibration routines with up to 21 measuring values each can be saved in the nonvolatile memory.
After a check of the input data, a possible adjustment and a check of the output data the measuring values are acquired simultaneously.
The Digistant has a robust aluminium console housing for use on site or in the lab.
It offers a wide range of measurements and source of 13 types of thermal elements, 13 RTD types, resistance, current, voltage, frequency/impulse, pressure, force, torque and displacement.
The user interface is self-explanatory; menu navigation is done via a backlit graphical display.
The calibrator can run for at least 10 hours from its internal battery, but can also operate in buffer mode using the mains adapter provided.
Smart sensor interfaces enable force, torque, displacement and pressure calibration, and so practically any sensor may be connected to the Digistant.
The smart sensor interfaces hold all special calibration data from the connected sensors in nonvolatile memory.
Via the plug and measure connection, the Digistant recognises all connected sensors automatically.
The instrument-related software Digical developed especially for the Digistant supports the complete calibration process from establishing procedures to documenting the results according to DIN ISO9000.
The results can be stored in the equipment for generating documentation and logging then later read out via the integrated USB interface.
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