Druck PACE5000, PACE6000 Data sheet

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GE

Measurement & Control

PACE Modular Pressure

Controller

A new generation of high precision Druck pressure controller, designed for test bench, bench top and rack mount calibration, and automated test applications.

Modularity increases user flexibility, reduces downtime and lowers overall cost of ownership

Features

Selection of Chassis and interchangeable control modules

Single, dual or auto range control module configurations

High speed pressure control

Up to 210 bar (3000 psi/21 MPa) gauge and absolute

Precision to 0.001% FS over calibrated temperature range

Long-term stability to 0.0025% FS per annum

Barometric reference option

Utilises GE’s new unique range of piezo-resistive and TERPS pressure sensor technology

28 selectable pressure units and 4 user defined units

Switch Test, Leak Test, Test Program, Burst Test, Analogue output and Volt Free Contact options

Aeronautical option

Negative gauge calibration included as standard

High resolution colour touch screen operation

Intuitive icon task driven menu structure

Compatible with software packages

RS232, IEEE connectivity, Ethernet and USB as standard

Druck PACE5000, PACE6000 Data sheet

PACE Modular Pressure Controller

The new PACE pneumatic modular pressure controller brings together the latest control and measurement technology from GE to offer an elegant, fast, flexible and economical solution to pressure control for automated production, test and calibration.

PACE employs full digital control to provide high control stability and high slew rate, while its digitally characterized pressure sensor offers the quality, stability, higher bandwidth and precision associated with this latest generation of piezo-resistive and TERPS devices.

PACE5000 Chassis

PACE6000 Chassis

Single channel pressure controller chassis

Easy to use colour touch screen display

Can be used with any interchangeable PACE CM control module as a bench top or rack mounted pressure controller

Intuitive task driven menu with basic, preset & divide as standard

Switch test, leak test, burst test, test program, analogue output and voltage free contacts available as optional tasks

Multi Language - any additional language to suit specific requirements can easily be translated & downloaded

RS232, IEEE connectivity, Ethernet and USB as standard

Additional features:

Dual channel pressure controller chassis

With two PACE CM control modules fitted the PACE6000 can be used in single, auto-ranging or simultaneous dual pressure control mode*

Aeronautical option enabling full control in aeronautical units

No module pressure range ratio limit

PACE CM – High Speed Pressure Control Module

Interchangeable robust control module that is easily installed into a PACE chassis

Calibration data stored in the control module (only the CM needs to be sent away for re-calibration)

High speed pressure control

Wide choice of pressure ranges

Choice of standard, high, premium or reference pressure measurement precision

Barometric reference available to enable pseudo gauge/absolute indication & control

Aeronautical version

* for auto-ranging, both control modules have to be a range below 70 bar/1000 psi or both control modules have to be a range above 70 bar/1000 psi

PACE5000/6000 Options

Switch Test

Switch Test automates the testing of pressure switch devices. Following the test, the pressure at which contacts open and close and the switch hysteresis is displayed. Switch Test Task can also be set to repeat several times to exercise a switch or capture switch toggle max, min and average values.

Leak Test

Leak Test applies a test pressure(s) to an external system connected to the instrument to determine the magnitude of pressure variations due to leaks. This application sets the test pressure and a dwell time to eliminate potential adiabatic effects at the test pressure and the leak test time period. On completion, the display shows the Start Pressure, End Pressure, Pressure Change and Leak Rate.

Test Program

The Test Program option provides a facility for creating, storing and executing numerous test procedures within the instrument itself. This is particularly useful for longer, more repetitive and laborious procedures requiring manual inputs for rapid prototyping, manufacturing and life cycle testing. Test Programs can also be transferred to a PC using a mass storage device for further editing, and copied back from the mass storage device to the instrument.

Burst Test

Burst Test is an application for the PACE Series designed primarily for the testing of pressure rupture discs.

The burst test option applies a controlled increase of pressure and accurately measures the exact point at which the device rupture or burst occurs.

Volt Free Contacts (VFC)

Volt Free Contacts enable control of peripheral devices such as vacuum pumps, ovens, etc. Each VFC option has three independent volt-free NO/NC relay contacts. A number of conditions can be set within a PACE instrument to trigger a relay toggling its contacts.

Analogue Output

The analogue output can be programmed via the setup menu screen to output a signal proportional to the instrument range selected. This allows the instrument to interface with PC or PLC I/O cards, remote displays, chart recorders or other data logging equipment.

Users can select outputs of 0 to 10 V, 0 to 5 V, -5 to 5 V and 0/4 to 20 mA. Precision with respect to host

instrument measured pressure 0.05% FS over the host instrument operating temperature range, variable update rate to 80 readings per second. The option is programmable between minimum and FS pressure for proportional output against pressure.

Aeronautical Option (PACE6000 only, to be used with PACE CM2-A control modules)

Simultaneous control of calibrated airspeed and altitude (when used with two PACE CM2-A control modules) with a “go to ground” function.

Indication and control available in pure aeronautical units:

Altitude - feet or meters

Air Speed - knots or km/hour, mph Mach - mach number

Rate of climb – feet or meters/minute, second

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