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Stability, Dynares 8/16 stability, Input impedance – Measurement Computing DataShuttle User Manual

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5-8 DynaRes - Technical Notes

11-13-01

DataShuttle and DynaRes

RTD Conditions – Same as General Conditions. It does not include the accuracy of the RTD sensor itself.
RTD Conditions includes linearization and signal conditioning errors. Resolution assumes 16-bit resolution
is in use. RTD measurements are on the 50 mV range.

Stability

Accuracy specifications in this chapter already reflect these temperature drift errors for temperatures from
20° through 40° C.:

DynaRes 8/16 STABILITY

Range

% per °C.

% Over a Year

50 mV

± 0.001

± 0.02

± 25mV

± 0.001

± 0.02

all other voltage ranges

± 0.0025

± 0.03

I

n many applications, stability and noise can be more important than absolute accuracy. This is

“repeatability.” Calculate the repeatability of a reading by adding together the stability and noise for the
range you want.

Input Impedance

The DynaRes 8/16 Ultra has an input impedance of > 20 M

Ω.

Noise Rejection

Important: All noise measurements are in low noise mode.

CMRR – The Common Mode Rejection Ratio (CMRR) is >20 dB. Conditions for CMRR: DC to 400 Hz,
common mode input ± 7.0 Volts channel to ground. This specification applies even when one or more
nonmeasured channels exceeds the operating common mode range.

Dyna

Res 8/16 Noise Rejection

Range

Typical Internal Noise (RMS)

50 mV

0.5 µV

± 25 mV

0.5 µV

500 mV

2.5 µV

± 250 mV

2.5 µV

10 V

50 µV

± 5 V

50 µV

Common Mode Range

Operating, channel-to-ground – ±7 Volts

Nonoperating – 50 Volts continuous, 150 Volts for one second, nonrepetitive.

Input Protection

50 Volts continuous. 150 Volts for one second, nonrepetitive.

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