The GE+VMIVME-2128 module is a versatile piece of equipment used in industrial automation and control systems.

Product Name:

GE+VMIVME-2128

Product Description:

The GE+VMIVME-2128 is a high-performance analog input module designed for use with VMEbus-based systems. It provides a means to interface analog signals with a VMEbus-based computer system, enabling precise monitoring and control of various analog parameters in industrial processes.

Product Parameters and Specifications:

1. Number of Channels: Typically, the module supports 8 channels of analog input.
2. Input Types: It may offer multiple types of analog inputs, such as voltage (e.g., ±10V) and current (e.g., 4-20mA).
3. Resolution: The module usually provides high resolution, such as 12-bit or 16-bit, to ensure accurate signal measurement.
4. Input Range: The input range is configurable, often accommodating different signal ranges depending on the specific model.
5. Sampling Rate: The module supports high sampling rates to capture fast-changing signals accurately.
6. Accuracy: High accuracy and precision in measurements are essential, with specifications often including ±0.1% of full scale or better.
7. Isolation: Input channels are typically isolated to prevent signal interference and ensure safety.
8. Data Transfer: Supports high-speed data transfer to the VMEbus system for real-time processing and control.
9. Compatibility: Designed to be compatible with standard VMEbus backplanes and other components in the VME system.

Product Use:

The GE+VMIVME-2128 module is used in various applications, including:

• Industrial Automation: Monitoring and controlling analog signals from sensors and other devices in manufacturing and process control systems.
• Data Acquisition: Collecting and processing analog data for analysis and decision-making in scientific and engineering applications.
• Control Systems: Integrating with control systems to provide feedback and enable precise control of industrial processes.
• Instrumentation: Used in laboratories and test environments where accurate measurement of analog signals is crucial.