Manufacturer:Invensys Triconex
Model:3700A
Module Type:Analog Input
Input Voltage Range:0-5V, + 6%
Type:TMR
Number of Input Points:32, differential, DC coupled
Isolated Points:No
Input Update Rate:55 ms
Resolution:12 bits
Accuracy:<.15% of FSR, from 0° to 60°C
Input Resistance (Load):30 MΩ (DC), minimum
Power-Off Resistance:30 KΩ (DC), typical
Common Mode Rejection:-80 dB (DC-100Hz), typical
Common Mode Range:-12V to +12V peak
Leg-to-Leg Isolation:200 KΩ, typical
Normal Mode Rejection @ 8Hz:-3 dB
Normal Mode Rejection @ 60Hz:-17 dB
Normal Mode Rejection @ 120Hz:-23 dB
Engineered for unparalleled performance, the Invensys Triconex 3700A Analog I/O Module is an essential component in today’s advanced industrial control systems. Designed with precision and reliability at its core, this module ensures smooth and efficient data acquisition from sensors across various critical applications.
With its robust design and wide voltage range, the 3700A offers unparalleled flexibility, allowing it to adapt seamlessly to diverse industrial environments. The high-resolution input and fast update rate enable real-time monitoring and control, ensuring operational efficiency and minimizing downtime.
The module’s ability to withstand harsh conditions makes it suitable for use in industries where safety and reliability are paramount, such as petrochemicals, power generation, and manufacturing. Its isolated points prevent signal interference, enhancing the overall system integrity and reducing errors.
Featuring advanced isolation technology, the Invensys Triconex 3700A Analog I/O Module provides excellent resistance to common mode and normal mode disturbances. This ensures consistent performance under varying environmental conditions, making it ideal for critical process control applications.
Designed with user-friendliness in mind, the module is easy to integrate into existing systems and requires minimal setup time. Comprehensive documentation and support ensure a smooth installation and ongoing maintenance, optimizing operational costs and maximizing productivity.
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