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May 24, 2012 - Capable of driving 1 or 2 electrolytic tilt sensors, RS-485 Mini-Signal Conditioning Board can be integrated into larger control systems. Microprocessor-based PCB can be supplied with built-in dual-axis TrueTILT(TM) sensor for ±60° measurement, or operated with up to 2 external sensors to meet specific resolution, axis, and measurement range requirements. Both include built-in temperature sensor, 3-5 Vdc regulated power voltage, and RS-485 output of 16-bit in ACSII.
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Fredericks Company, The
2400 Philmont Ave., P.O. Box 67
Huntingdon Valley, PA, 19006-6232
USA



New RS-485 Mini-Signal Conditioning Board Provides Cost-Effective Solution That Can Be Integrated into Larger Control Systems Or Used to Evaluate Fredericks' Company Tilt Sensors


The Fredericks Company, a leading ISO9001:2008 registered manufacturer of electrolytic tilt sensing and inclinometer products, has announced availability of the RS-485, the newest addition to their Mini-Signal Conditioning Board Series.

Specifically designed as a cost-effective solution that can be integrated into larger control systems or used to evaluate Fredericks' comprehensive line of tilt sensors, the RS-485 signal conditioner is a production-ready, microprocessor-based printed circuit board capable of driving one or two Fredericks electrolytic tilt sensors.

The stand-alone board with RS-485 communications capability is Part # 1-6200-008, but it can also be provided with a built-in wide range dual axis TrueTILT(TM) sensor for +/- 60 degree measurement range Part # 0729-1754-99. It can also be operated with up to two external sensors to meet specific resolution, axis, and measurement range requirements.

Each version includes a built-in temperature sensor, power voltage of 3 to 5 VDC (regulated), power supply current 9 mA @ 5 VOC or 3 mA @ 3.3 VDC, and RS-485 output of 16 bit in ACSII. Other mini-signal conditioning boards available in the series include SPI, Analog/PWM, and RS-232.

For more information, call 215-947-2500, Fax: 215-947-7464, e-mail: sales@frederickscom.com, visit www.frederickscom.com, or write The Fredericks Company, 2400 Philmont Avenue, Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006-0067.
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