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Wireless transceiver targets point to point data acquisition and control
May 15, 2008 8:38 PM 
 
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Spotlight on Automotive Wireless Connectivity

Wilkerson Instrument Company’s DR9031 wireless transceiver provides bi-directional analog and contact closure data transmission to companion DR9031 where the data is recovered. The analog data is recovered as two 4-20 mA outputs and the switch data is provided by optically isolated NPN transistor outputs. The analog inputs available are dual channel DC voltage or currents, single channel RTD, or strain gauge bridge inputs. The bridge version provides 10 VDC precision excitation for up to four 330 Ohm bridges. For the single channel inputs, the two 4-20 mA outputs are both proportional to the single input.

The DR9031 has a choice of 3 radio frequencies; 2 in the 915 MHz ISM band and 1 in the 2.4 GHz band. All use spread spectrum frequency hopping technology. Each RF module has a choice of 7 hop sequences. This allows up to 21 systems to operate in the same locale without interfering with each other. With proper antennas and installation, the 915 MHz units can function reliably over a 20-mile range, stated the supplier.

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