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Cr9055(e) 50-volt analog input module, Overview – Campbell Scientific CR9000X Measurement and Control System User Manual

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Overview

CR9055(E) 50-Volt Analog Input Module

9055 50V ANALOG INPUT

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FIGURE OV1-10. CR9055

The only difference between a CR9055 and a CR9055E is that the CR9055E is
an "Easy Connect" module type, and includes a CR9055EC (See Figure OV1-
6). The CR9055E typically remains in the CR9000(X) chassis while each
CR9055EC remains connected to the sensors. This allows one CR9000(X)
system to be moved from location to location and be quickly connected to the
sensors on-site.

The CR9055(E) 50-Volt Analog Input Module has 14 differential or 28 single-
ended inputs for measuring voltages up to

±50 V. Resolution on the most

sensitive range is 16

μV. The CR9055 has an operational input voltage limit

range of

±50 V.

Full Scale

Maximum

Range

Resolution

Throughput

± 50.0 V

1580 uV

50 KHz

± 10.0 V

320 uV

50 KHz

± 2.0 V

63 uV

25 KHz

± 0.5 V

16 uV

25 KHz

All inputs on the CR9050(E) and CR9051E modules are multiplexed through
the single 16 bit A/D on the CR9041 A/D module. The maximum aggregate
throughput for all channels on all modules is 100,000 samples per second. The
higher range codes are simply accomplished through the use of a voltage
divider network.

CR9055(E) SUPPORTED MEASUREMENT INSTRUCTIONS:

VoltDiff

Differential Voltage

VoltSe

Single-Ended Voltage

TCDiff

Differential Thermocouple

TCSE

Single Ended Thermocouple

Normally thermocouple measurements would be made on the CR9050 Analog
Input Module (

±5 Volt) because of its greater resolution, however they can be

made with the CR9055(E) using the 0.5 V range if the

±50 V operational

voltage range is necessary and a CR9058E Isolation module is not available.
The 16

μV resolution corresponds to about 0.41 degrees C resolution for the

measurement.

As the CR9055(E) does not have a PRT for measuring the
reference temperature for the thermocouple measurement, either
an adjacent CR9050 or CR9051E module's reference
temperature can be used. If there are temperature gradients in
the chassis, this will lead to additional measurement errors.

NOTE

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