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Strain gauge conditioning made easy

A Magna Projects and Instruments product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Jan 13, 2003

Magna Projects and Instruments has a range of strain gauge conditioning instruments to suit most applications available via its secure online store.

Magna Projects and Instruments has a range of strain gauge conditioning instruments to suit most applications available via its secure online store.

The ICA in-cell amplifier is a small, inexpensive, cylindrical analogue amplifier designed to sit near the strain gauge and to amplify and condition the signal in order to improve the signal-to-noise ratio and to provide a choice of four analogue output signals.

The SGA strain gauge amplifier is a very versatile, low noise analogue device, available in mains- or DC-powered variants, which provides conditioning for a wide range of full- and half-bridge strain gauges, and produces twin analogue output signals, 0-10V DC and 4-20mA.

The D-Cell and DSC digital strain card are two highly accurate digital devices which convert a strain gauge transducer into a digital strain transducer.

Just connect the strain gauge, add a power supply, and connect to a computer or PLC system.

The system is fully programmable and with resolution selectable up to 19bit.

The ADP15 and ADW15 are panel-mounting or DIN-rail mounting process monitoring and control instruments which will accept a wide range of inputs (including strain gauges), have many communication, alarm functions, communications options etc - indeed, there are over 250,000 different combinations of this instrument available.

The ADW range is especially adapted for weighing applications, with models available for functions such as fast-fill-by-weight, batch weighing, loss-in-weight etc.

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