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370 Plug-In Assembly ConfigurationI OPTIONPLUG-IN ASSEMBLY CONFIGURATIONMODEL ASSEMBLY TITLE I SEE PAGE I20 Channel Relay MultiplexerRelay Multiplexer/ThermocoupleCompensation16 Channel Isolated Digital lnputllnterrupt 1 399 1100 kHz Reciprocal Counter120 Ohm Strain GaugelBridge Completion 1 433 I350 Ohm Strain GaugelBridge Completion 1 433 1ActuatorIDigital Output8 Channel High Voltage ActuatorDual Output, k 10V Voltage DIA Converter 1 491 IDual Output, 0-20 mA14-20 mA CurrentDIA Converter 1Breadboard Card13498A Extender 533Artisan Technology Group - Quality Instrumentation ... Guaranteed | (888) 88-SOURCE | www.artisantg.com
Plug-In Assembly Configuration 37 11 OPTION 01 0120 Channel Relay MultiplexerAssemblyINTRODUCTIONOption 010 is a 20 channel analog signal multiplexer assembly which is used toswitch (multiplex) signals from up to 20 channels to the 3497A DVM or to otherassemblies or instruments.Each of the 20 channels consists of three reed-actuated relays, one each for High,Low and Guard lines. The channels are organized into two decades of 10 channelsand one channel can be closed in each decade. Relays can be closed in a randomfashion or can be incremented between programmable limits.aassemblyBecause the 20 channel relay multiplexer has low thermal offset characteristics, thisis ideal for precise low-level measurements of transducers and temperaturemeasuring devices. Since two channels (one per decade) can be closed at a time,one Option 010 assembly can be used to make four-terminal resistancemeasurements.Simplified OperationAs shown in Figure 73, the relay multiplexer assembly consists of a relay card anda terminal card. Inputs from system sensors, such as voltage sources, etc., are inputto the terminal card connectors on channels A0 through B9 and are sent to therelays on the relay card. Each channel consists of a HIGH, LOW and GUARD line.Relays are divided into two groups (decades): A decade and B decade.In normal operation, a close channel (AC chan#) command from the 3497A closesthe relay in the channel selected and simultaneously closes the tree switch relay.When this happens, the input signal is sent to four places: the A COMMON and BCOMMON connectors on the terminal card and (through the tree switch relay) tothe 3497A DVM and to the rear panel (HI COM, LO COM and GUARD COM)terminals.Artisan Technology Group - Quality Instrumentation ... Guaranteed | (888) 88-SOURCE | www.artisantg.com
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