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Manufacturer number: DM307
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The DM307 module is a powerful multifunctional interface for the modular DAQ3120 data recording system from B&K Precision. It extends the system beyond pure measurement tasks to include flexible digital inputs/outputs, a fast counter (totalizer) and two programmable analogue outputs - ideal for controlling test setups, generating signals or counting pulses.
The DM307 module is ideal for:
In contrast to the multiplexer modules DM300, DM301, DM303 and the high-voltage module DM309, which feed measurement signals to the integrated 6½-digit DMM of the DAQ3120, the DM307 focuses on control, counting and signal generation tasks. The DM300 with up to 450 channels/s is suitable for fast, fully isolated scanning of voltage signals. If you need universal voltage and current measurement, choose the DM301 with 20 multiplexer channels plus 2 current channels up to 1 A. The DM303 with 40 single-ended inputs offers a high number of channels for voltage measurements, while matrix circuits can be realized with the DM304 as a 4×8 cross circuit. The DM308 with 20 relay contacts is available for switching and actuating loads up to 300 V and 1 A, while the DM309 enables measurements up to 600 VDC or 2 A - ideal for demanding power applications. The DM307 perfectly complements these measuring and switching modules when digital control, pulse counting and precise analog output signals are also required.
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