Description
High-Precision Small Voltage and Current Signal Generator 0-5/0-10V 0-25mA Output Adjustable Handheld Signal Generator
Product Description
VCG002 is a small current and voltage signal generator, which can generate 0~25mA current signal and 0~10V voltage signal. It has the functions of anti-reverse connection of input voltage, saving data after power failure (automatic saving of parameters without operating the module for 6 seconds), and current output working indicator. The module is simple to use, independent adjustment and real-time update of the voltage or current value through two encoding switches, independent adjustment of voltage and current, independent output, adjusting the voltage knob to change the output voltage, and adjusting the current knob to change the output current.
Specification
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Voltage output range
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0.000~10.000V
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Voltage display accuracy
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0.001V
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Voltage adjustment step
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0.005V
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Voltage output accuracy
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≤±0.003V
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Voltage output load capacity
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30mA
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Current output range
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0.01mA/4.00mA~25.00mA
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Current display accuracy
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0.01mA
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Current adjustment step
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0.01mA
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Current output accuracy
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≤±0.008mA
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Current output load capacity
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500Ω, @25mA (the smaller the current, the larger the load can be)
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Adjustment method
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knob numerical control (how much is needed to directly adjust)
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Output mode
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independent adjustment of voltage and current, independent display, independent occurrence, voltage source + current source, two sources
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Adjustment method description
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Voltage and current have independent adjustment knobs. Turn clockwise plus one step output and counterclockwise minus one step output. Press the knob and the adjustment position will scroll forward one position (the adjustment position will flash).
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Installation Instructions
Note
The product has default calibration parameters at the factory, but it is recommended that users follow the above calibration steps to calibrate the voltage and current by themselves after receiving it to obtain a more accurate output.
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