Datasheet SP300-BLUE Datasheet (LASCAR)

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SP 300-BLUE 3½ Digit LED Voltmeter Module
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The SP 300-BLUE features a 200mV d.c. measurement range with auto-zero and auto-polarity. Decimal points are user selectable. The SP 300-BLUE features a negative rail generator which enables the meter to measure a signal referenced to its own power supply 0V. The blue LED display ensures excellent readability under low light conditions. The module is easily fitted into the panel, using the fixing clip provided. The module's low cost means it will suit high and low volume applications. The design of the panel meter's housing and seal ensures splash proofing in many applications.
FEATURES
9.4mm (0.37") Digit Height
• Blue LED Display
• 200mV d.c. Full Scale Reading
• 50mA @ +5V d.c. Power Supply
Auto-zero and Auto-polarity
Programmable Decimal Points
• Simplified Connection
• Splash Proof
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
• Precision Instrumentation Systems
• Power Supply Monitoring
• Test Boxes
ORDERING INFORMATION
Stock Number
Standard Meter SP 300-BLUE
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Specification Min. Typ. Max. Unit
Accuracy (overall error) * 0.1 % (±1 count) Linearity ±1 count Sample rate 2.5 samples/sec Operating temperature range 0 50 °C Warm-up time 10 minute Temperature stability 150 ppm/°C Supply voltage 4.75 5 5.25 V Supply current Input leakage current (Vin = 0V) 1 10 pA
* To ensure maximum accuracy, re-calibrate periodically.
50 mA
Data
SAFETY
To comply with the Low Voltage Directive(LVD 93/68/EEC), input voltages to the module’s pins must not exceed 60Vdc. The usermustensurethat the incorporation of thepanel meter into theuser ’s equipmentconforms tothe relevant sections of BS EN 61010 (Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment for Measuring, Control and Laboratory Use).
LASCAR ELECTRONICS LTD. MODULE HOUSE WHITEPARISH WILTSHIRE SP5 2SJ UK TEL: +44 (1794) 884567 FAX: +44 (1794) 884616 E-mail: sales@lascar.co.uk
Specifications liable to change without prior warning SP 300-BLUE Issue 4 SEP/2005 M.C. Applies to SP 300/1
Preliminary
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SP 300-BLUE 3½ Digit LED Voltmeter Module
DIMENSIONS
All dimensions in mm (inches)
22.4 (0.88)
35.1 (1.38)
PANEL FITTING
Module Seal
34 (1.34)
21.3 (0.84)
Panel thickness: 1.0 - 3.0
Panel
(0.04 - 0.12)
20.5 (0.81)
27.9 (1.10)
2.54 (0.1)
33.0 (1.30)
Fixing Clip
ab c
a. 0.75 (0.03) b. 10.00 (0.39) c. 6.00 (0.24)
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FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM
V+
Vref
COM
IH
IL
CAL
+
_
A/D
2
8
1
3 4
PIN CONFIGURATION
Data
CAL
18
LCOM
V+
RB
RA
LA
0V
COM
DP1
IL
DP2
IH
(rear view)
DP3
Preliminary
DP3210V
Specifications liable to change without prior warning SP 300-BLUE Issue 4 SEP/2005 M.C. Applies to SP 300/1
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SP 300-BLUE 3½ Digit LED Voltmeter Module
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
1
4
5
3
2
8
7
6
9
16
PIN FUNCTIONS
1. V+ Positive power supply to the meter.
2. 0V 0V power supply connection to the meter.
3. COM Ground for analogue section of A/D converter. It is actively held at 3.05V (nom) below V+andmust notbe allowed to sink excessive current
m
(>100 A) by, for instance, connecting to a higher voltage.
4. IH Positivemeasuring input.
5. IL Negative measuring input.
6. DP1 Connectto 0V to display DP1 (199.9).
7. DP2 Connectto 0V to display DP2 (19.99).
8. DP3 Connectto 0V to display DP3 (1.999).
Note: A negative supply is generated internally andmirrors the positive supply. For example: if V+ is +5V, then
the internally generated V- is -5V. When measuring with the input referenced to the same supply rail as that of the panel meter, thenthelimitations on theinputrange are (V- + 1.5V) to (V+ - 1.5V).
Solder Links: LCOM NormallyOpen. ConnectsIL to COM.
Data
Preliminary
Specifications liable to change without prior warning SP 300-BLUE Issue 4 SEP/2005 M.C. Applies to SP 300/1
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SP 300-BLUE 3½ Digit LED Voltmeter Module
SCALING
Two resistors Ra and Rb may be used to alter the full scale reading (FSR) of the meter - see table. The meter will have to be re­calibrated by adjusting the calibration potentiometer on the rearof the module.
Voltage
Current
* Ensure that Ra is rated for high voltage use. ** Ensure solder link LA is cut.
FSR Ra Rb
2V 910k** 100k
20V 1M** 10k
200V 1M** 1k
2000V* 1M** 100R
200 A 0R 1k
m
2mA 0R 100R
20mA 0R 10R
200mA 0R 1R
Vin or inI
APPLICATIONS
Do not connect more than one meter to the same power supply if the meters cannot use the same signal ground. Taking anyinput beyond the powersupply rails will damagethe meter.
LA
Rb
4
IH
SP 300-BLUE
5
IL
+
Ra
-
V+
1
V+
4
+
±200mV
-
5
3
IH
IL
COM
0V
2
0V
Measuring an input voltage referenced to a floating supply, i.e. the input voltage and the meter's power supply are isolated from each other.
7805
V
supply
220nF 470nF
+5V
10uF
3
COM
V+
0V
1
IH
IL
2
Measuring supply voltage and current to a load.
S selects betweenvoltage and currentmeasurement.
1
V+
1
V+
4
+
±200mV
-
IH
5
IL
0V
2
0V
Measuring a single ended input voltage referenced to supply, i.e. the input voltage and the meter's power supply share the same 0V rail.
I
Ra=1M
V
4
S
1
A
5
Rb=1k
Rs
Shunt
Load
R
L
4-20mA
current loop
Set Zero
220k
5k
I+
R
I-
5
3
4
IL COM
IH
V+
0V
1
2
Measuring a 4-20mA loop current.
R= Reading at 20mA
160
The meter's power supply must be isolated from the 4-20mA current loop.
Data
4
5
3
IH
IL
COM
R = 0.2
R
I
FSR
V+
0V
V+
1
2
0V
Measuring current. The meter's supply is isolated from the current being measured.
V+
0V
Ra and Rbshown scaled for200V
Display DP1, DP2or DP3, byconnecting to 0V,as required.
Preliminary
FSR
Rs = 200mV
I
FSR
(e.g. 0.1 / 400mWfor 2Afullscale)W
Specifications liable to change without prior warning SP 300-BLUE Issue 4 SEP/2005 M.C. Applies to SP 300/1
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