Acromag, Inc.
Wixom, MI 48393-2417
New XMC Modules with Xilinx Artix-7 or Kintex-7 FPGA
Features dual SFP+ ports offer support for 10-gigabit ethernet with fiber or copper transceivers. I/O provides an 8-lane high-speed serial interface on the P16 XMC port. Ideal for hardware simulation, communications, signal intelligence, adaptive filtering and image processing.
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New Remote I/O Modules are Ideal for Use in Harsh Environments
Provide an Ethernet interface for analog, discrete and temperature signals. Offer dual RJ45 ports and webserver with Modbus TCP/IP communication to monitor or control the internal I/O channels. Distribute 9-32V DC power along the DIN rail bus and can operate in 40 to 70°C temperature.
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New APZU Series Modules Come with 154k Programmable Cells
Feature Xilinx® Zynq UltraScale+ multiprocessor system-on-a-chip (MPSoC). Available as a choice of digital I/O interfaces with 28 TTL, 20 TTL and 3 RS422/485, or 14 LVDS signals. Offer two dual-core ARM Cortex CPUs that deliver high-performance computation capability.
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New VPM2000 Loop-Powered Display Meters Comes with Process Current Output and Alarm Capabilities
Features 0.7 in. digits dual-line LCD display, optional bargraph, and backlight for clear visibility in bright sunlight or dim lighting. Powered by 4-20mA loop with options for isolated analog output and/or solid-state relays. Device is UL/cUL approved for use in hazardous locations requiring intrinsically safe and non-incendive devices.
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New Signal Wire Replacement System Comes in NEMA 4X/IP68 Housing
Offers two pre-paired transmitter/receiver units that have range of 1 mile outside or 500 feet indoors at industrial environments. Includes one analog I/O channel, four discrete I/O and Modbus communications that are field-configurable using push-button controls. Features LCD display to provides signal strength and other diagnostic information.
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New Signal Wire Replacement System with Two Pre-paired Transmitter/Receiver Units
VWB2000 wireless I/O bridge takes analog, discrete or Modbus signals at one location and reproduces them at a second location. Each unit has both inputs and outputs for bi-directional communication. Units can mount directly to a supporting conduit or securely to pipes and walls.
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New SFF Embedded Computer Comes with Four 68-Pin VHDCI Connectors
Offers temperature operation from -40 to 71°C that is supported with Intel® Atom® E3950 processor and four AcroPack I/O modules installed. Include two RJ45 gigabit Ethernet, two USB 3.0, two RS232, mini DisplayPort and SATA data storage connectors. Can withstand 50g shock and 5g vibration that is ideal for test and measurement, data acquisition and control, communication, avionics, simulation,...
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New Panel Meters Come with NEMA 4X Front Panel and are UL/cUL Listed
Provide process current transmitter output that accept process current/voltage and temperature sensor signals including 4-20mA, ±20mA, 0-10V, ±10V, Pt RTDs. Offer operation from 85-265V AC or 12-36V DC power sources and can provide single or dual isolated 24V DC supplies to power a 4-20mA transmitter. Feature digital indicator function with optional signal conditioning for 4-20mA transmitter...
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New AP730 Multi-function I/O Module Can Move Data Between Module Memory and PCIe Bus
Features high-density mix of 28 I/O channels and 32-bit counter/timers in 30 x 70 mm. card. Offers eight differential analog inputs (0-10V, ±10V ranges) feed 16-bit A/D converter capable of sampling at nearly 800 KHz. Bidirectional digital I/O is configured as two 8-channel groups with TTL-compatible thresholds and programmable change-of-state or level interrupts.
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New Strain Gauge Load Cell Transmitters with -40 to 70 degree C Operating Range
Input circuit allows true 6-wire bridge measurement and includes adjustable bridge excitation supply. Capabilities let users fine tune scaling of I/O signals, adjust excitation levels and calibrate the bridge. Universal output supports six ranges including 4-20mA, 0-10V and ±10V.
Read More »
New XMC Modules with Xilinx Artix-7 or Kintex-7 FPGA
Features dual SFP+ ports offer support for 10-gigabit ethernet with fiber or copper transceivers. I/O provides an 8-lane high-speed serial interface on the P16 XMC port. Ideal for hardware simulation, communications, signal intelligence, adaptive filtering and image processing.
Read More »
New Remote I/O Modules are Ideal for Use in Harsh Environments
Provide an Ethernet interface for analog, discrete and temperature signals. Offer dual RJ45 ports and webserver with Modbus TCP/IP communication to monitor or control the internal I/O channels. Distribute 9-32V DC power along the DIN rail bus and can operate in 40 to 70°C temperature.
Read More »
New APZU Series Modules Come with 154k Programmable Cells
Feature Xilinx® Zynq UltraScale+ multiprocessor system-on-a-chip (MPSoC). Available as a choice of digital I/O interfaces with 28 TTL, 20 TTL and 3 RS422/485, or 14 LVDS signals. Offer two dual-core ARM Cortex CPUs that deliver high-performance computation capability.
Read More »
New VPM2000 Loop-Powered Display Meters Comes with Process Current Output and Alarm Capabilities
Features 0.7 in. digits dual-line LCD display, optional bargraph, and backlight for clear visibility in bright sunlight or dim lighting. Powered by 4-20mA loop with options for isolated analog output and/or solid-state relays. Device is UL/cUL approved for use in hazardous locations requiring intrinsically safe and non-incendive devices.
Read More »
New Signal Wire Replacement System Comes in NEMA 4X/IP68 Housing
Offers two pre-paired transmitter/receiver units that have range of 1 mile outside or 500 feet indoors at industrial environments. Includes one analog I/O channel, four discrete I/O and Modbus communications that are field-configurable using push-button controls. Features LCD display to provides signal strength and other diagnostic information.
Read More »
New Signal Wire Replacement System with Two Pre-paired Transmitter/Receiver Units
VWB2000 wireless I/O bridge takes analog, discrete or Modbus signals at one location and reproduces them at a second location. Each unit has both inputs and outputs for bi-directional communication. Units can mount directly to a supporting conduit or securely to pipes and walls.
Read More »
New SFF Embedded Computer Comes with Four 68-Pin VHDCI Connectors
Offers temperature operation from -40 to 71°C that is supported with Intel® Atom® E3950 processor and four AcroPack I/O modules installed. Include two RJ45 gigabit Ethernet, two USB 3.0, two RS232, mini DisplayPort and SATA data storage connectors. Can withstand 50g shock and 5g vibration that is ideal for test and measurement, data acquisition and control, communication, avionics, simulation,...
Read More »
New Panel Meters Come with NEMA 4X Front Panel and are UL/cUL Listed
Provide process current transmitter output that accept process current/voltage and temperature sensor signals including 4-20mA, ±20mA, 0-10V, ±10V, Pt RTDs. Offer operation from 85-265V AC or 12-36V DC power sources and can provide single or dual isolated 24V DC supplies to power a 4-20mA transmitter. Feature digital indicator function with optional signal conditioning for 4-20mA transmitter...
Read More »
New AP730 Multi-function I/O Module Can Move Data Between Module Memory and PCIe Bus
Features high-density mix of 28 I/O channels and 32-bit counter/timers in 30 x 70 mm. card. Offers eight differential analog inputs (0-10V, ±10V ranges) feed 16-bit A/D converter capable of sampling at nearly 800 KHz. Bidirectional digital I/O is configured as two 8-channel groups with TTL-compatible thresholds and programmable change-of-state or level interrupts.
Read More »
New Strain Gauge Load Cell Transmitters with -40 to 70 degree C Operating Range
Input circuit allows true 6-wire bridge measurement and includes adjustable bridge excitation supply. Capabilities let users fine tune scaling of I/O signals, adjust excitation levels and calibrate the bridge. Universal output supports six ranges including 4-20mA, 0-10V and ±10V.
Read More »