Atomic standard is bang on time
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London Electronics product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team
May 23, 2005
A new atomic standard time code receiver gives RS422 ASCII data output of time and date.
A new atomic standard time code receiver gives RS422 ASCII data output of time and date.
Housed in a small IP65 enclosure, with wall mounting kit, the new ASR60 from London Electronics is billed as the ideal solution for sending exact time and date information to any application.
It is ideal for use with PLCs, remote displays, factory automation products, anything where the real-time value is needed.
Automatic summer and winter time correction.
A quartz crystal backup oscillator maintains data output during unexpected periods of signal loss, or high local interference.
The ASR60 can be powered from any DC supply in the range 11 to 30V and is now available from stock for immediate delivery.
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