ALP111-S00 YOKOGAWA
The ALP111-S00 is a highly reliable and accurate pressure transmitter produced by YOKOGAWA, a leading manufacturer of industrial automation and control equipment. This pressure transmitter is designed to measure differential pressure, gauge pressure, and absolute pressure with high precision and stability.
The ALP111-S00 is equipped with a silicon resonant sensor that provides excellent long-term stability and resistance to vibration and shock. It also features a built-in amplifier that ensures accurate and reliable signal transmission without the need for external amplifiers or filters.
This pressure transmitter has a wide range of applications in various industries, including oil and gas, chemical, and power generation. It can be used to measure pressure in pipelines, tanks, and reactors, as well as for flow and level measurement.
The ALP111-S00 offers a range of configurable parameters that can be adjusted to suit different applications. These include:
- Measurement range: The ALP111-S00 can be configured to measure pressure within a range of 0 to 400 kPa.
- Output signal: The transmitter can output a 4-20 mA DC signal or a digital signal using the HART protocol.
- Power supply: The ALP111-S00 can be powered by a 10.5-42 V DC power supply or a 250 V AC power supply.
- Process connection: The transmitter can be connected to the process using a variety of connections, including threaded, flanged, and sanitary connections.
- Temperature compensation: The ALP111-S00 features automatic temperature compensation to ensure accurate measurements in varying temperatures.
In summary, the ALP111-S00 is a highly reliable and accurate pressure transmitter that offers a range of configurable parameters to suit various industrial applications. With its robust design and advanced features, it is an excellent choice for accurate and stable pressure measurement.
The interface between PLC and electrical circuit is completed through the input and output part (I/O). The I/O module integrates the I/O circuit of the PLC, with the input register reflecting the status of the input signal and the output point reflecting the status of the output latch. The input module converts electrical signals into digital signals and enters the PLC system, while the output module is the opposite. I/O is divided into modules such as switch input (DI), switch output (DO), analog input (AI), and analog output (AO).
