Supply and signal converter ST225 for adaptation of different standard signals 0/0.2...1V, 0/2...10 V, 0/4...20 mA

For conversion of standard signals. Built-in supply voltage for feeding a two-wire transmitter. A voltage signal 0...10 V and a current signal 0/4...20 mA are simultaneously available as output signals. Both output signals are referred to the common negative pole.

A feed and signal converter is an electronic device usually used to convert signals from one measuring device to another. Here are some applications of feed and signal converters:

1. Compatibility of measuring devices: Feed and signal converters can be used to connect measuring devices that are not directly compatible with each other. For example, a feed and signal converter can convert signals from one measuring device into a signal that can be read by another measuring device.
2. Scaling of signals: Feed and signal converters can also be used to scale signals to fit the requirements of a specific measuring device. For example, a supply and signal converter can convert the signal from a pressure gauge into a signal that can be read by a temperature gauge.
3. Signal amplification: Feed and signal converters can also be used to amplify signals to ensure better accuracy and reliability in measurement.
4. Analog/Digital Conversion: Feed and signal converters can also convert analog signals to digital signals and vice versa. This is useful when digital signals from a measuring device need to be converted to an analog signal to be passed to a controller.
5. Galvanic isolation: supply and signal converters can also be used to provide galvanic isolation between the measuring devices and the control system to protect the system from noise and interference.