Products for USB Sensing and Control
Quantity Available: 24
| Qty | Price |
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| 5 | $110.40 |
| 10 | $105.80 |
This DC Voltage sensor measures DC voltage up to 200V. Powered by an external 12VDC power supply, the DC Voltage Sensor provides a 0 to 5VDC analog signal that is linearly proportional to the voltage measured at the terminal blocks.
The DC Voltage Sensor can easily be mounted using the screw holes, or on a 35mm wide DIN rail for quick installation. The terminal blocks accommodate conductors of up to AWG #16.
The voltage sensor connects to an analog input on Phidgets I/O boards. The formula to translate the output voltage into measured voltage is:
V = Vout * 40You can use a 12V sensor adapter to connect this sensor to your InterfaceKit or Hub. See the Connection & Compatibility tab for more details.
This voltage sensor requires a 12V power supply and outputs a 0-5V signal depending on the voltage measurement. For a simple way to provide 12 volts, you can use our 12V sensor adapter. It uses the 5V supply from your InterfaceKit or Hub and steps it up to 12V while simultaneously passing the 0-5V signal from the sensor into the Phidget cable.
To connect the sensor, connect the terminals as follows:
| Function | 3509 - Voltage Sensor | 1144 - 12V Sensor Adapter |
|---|---|---|
| +12V | 5 | +12V |
| Ground | 6 | GND |
| Data | 8 | ANLG |
| Product | Sensor Properties | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Image | Part Number | Price | Controlled By |
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1144_0 | $11.00 | Voltage Input (0-5V) |
Alternatively, you can use the Versatile Input Phidget, which is a VINT-controlled device that can interface a wide variety of sensors, including transducers that run on a 12V supply.
To connect the sensor, connect the terminals as follows:
| Function | 3509 - Voltage Sensor | DAQ1400 - Versatile Input Phidget |
|---|---|---|
| +12V | 5 | 12V/24V |
| Ground | 6 | Gnd |
| Data | 8 | Analog |
| Product | Board Properties | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Image | Part Number | Price | Controlled By |
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DAQ1400_0 | $20.00 | VINT |
You may need hook-up wire to connect this sensor's terminals to your 12V Sensor Adapter. Here's a list of wire that we sell for this purpose:
| Product | Physical Properties | |||
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| Image | Part Number | Price | Cable Length | Cable Gauge |
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3029_0 | $4.00 | 30.5 m | 26 AWG |
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3030_0 | $12.50 | 30.5 m | 26 AWG |
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CBL4307_0 | $0.75/Meter | — | 14 AWG |
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CBL4308_0 | $0.75/Meter | — | 14 AWG |
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CBL4309_0 | $0.50/Meter | — | 18 AWG |
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CBL4310_0 | $0.50/Meter | — | 18 AWG |
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CBL4311_0 | $0.25/Meter | — | 22 AWG |
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CBL4312_0 | $0.25/Meter | — | 22 AWG |
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CBL4313_0 | $0.25/Meter | — | 22 AWG |
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CBL4314_0 | $0.25/Meter | — | 22 AWG |
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CBL4315_0 | $0.25/Meter | — | 22 AWG |
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CBL4316_0 | $0.25/Meter | — | 22 AWG |
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CBL4317_0 | $0.25/Meter | — | 22 AWG |
| Sensor Properties | |
|---|---|
| Sensor Type | Voltage (DC) |
| Sensor Output Type | Non-Ratiometric |
| Input Voltage Min (DC) | 0 V DC |
| Input Voltage Max (DC) | 200 V DC |
| Measurement Error Max | 0.5 % |
| Sensor Response Time Max | 400 ms |
| Electrical Properties | |
| Supply Voltage Min | 12 V DC |
| Supply Voltage Max | 12 V DC |
| Current Consumption Max | 4.2 mA |
| Isolation Voltage (DC) | 2.5 kV DC |
| Output Voltage Min | 0 V DC |
| Output Voltage Max | 5 V DC |
| Physical Properties | |
| Recommended Wire Size | 12 - 24 AWG |
| Operating Temperature Min | 0 °C |
| Operating Temperature Max | 50 °C |
| Product | Voltage Sensor | Sensor Properties | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Image | Part Number | Price | Voltage Difference Max | Input Voltage Min (DC) | Input Voltage Max (DC) |
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1135_0B | $17.00 | ± 30 V DC | — | — |
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3507_0 | $115.00 | — | — | — |
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3508_0 | $115.00 | — | — | — |
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3509_1 | $115.00 | — | 0 V DC | 200 V DC |
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DAQ1400_0 | $20.00 | — | — | — |
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VCP1000_0 | $50.00 | ± 40 V DC | — | — |
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VCP1001_0 | $25.00 | ± 40 V DC | — | — |
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VCP1002_0 | $25.00 | ± 1 V DC | — | — |
