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NewTek Touts NTC-6000 Signal Conditioner

Intuitive LVDT signal conditioner configures in minutes

Mon, 02/05/2024 - 12:01
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(NewTek: Pennsauken, NJ) -- NewTek’s smart NTC-6000 signal conditioner takes the complexity out of setting up a signal processing system while protecting against operating failures and cybersecurity hacks. Both intuitive and user-friendly, the NTC-6000 Quik-Cal supports AC-operated LVDT, RVDT, or LVRT half-bridge sensors in converting unconditioned position feedback into a choice of voltage, current, and digital outputs, including 4-20mA, 0-5V, -0-10V, and RS-485 formats.

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With intuitive programming, the Quik-Cal LVDT signal conditioner does not require technical personnel for configuration. Calibration is easy, using front panel indicators and push-buttons to set zero and full-scale output positions. Following printed instructions and color-coded terminal blocks, general staff can complete the setup in just minutes.

Units offer self-diagnostics that detect LVDT failures, disconnects, or short circuits. Cybersecurity lockout and tamper detection guards against third-party intrusions or data theft in unattended locations.

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