| Functional Description
The 6B11 and 6B11HV are single-channel isolated signal-conditioning
modules which accept the outputs from thermocouple, millivolt,
voltage and process current signals. Unlike conventional
signal conditioners, the 6B11 and 6B11HV are complete microcomputer-based
data acquisition systems. A major advantage of the onboard
microcontroller is its ability to be remotely reconfigured
for various sensor types and input ranges.
Synchronized Sampling
The synchronized sampling command allows data to be sampled
simultaneously from all 6B11, 6B11HV, 6B12, 6B12HV modules and all 6B50 boards
in a 6B Series system. Each module or board stores the data
in a separate register within its microcontroller and can
access the data with a separate command.
Software Configuration
The 6B11 and 6B11HV linearize and compensate J, K, T, E,
R, S and B thermocouples. Additionally, these modules also
digitize millivolt and voltage ranges from ±05 mV to ±0
V as well as 0 to ±00 mA process current inputs. Software
is used to configure the 6B11 and 6B11HV modules for address,
input range, baud rate, data format, checksum status and
integration time. All programmable parameters are stored
in the nonvolatile memory of the module.
Inside the 6B11 and 6B11HV
Each analog input signal is conditioned and scaled by a
programmable-gain amplifier and digitized by a 16-bit integrating
converter under microprocessor control. The digitized value
is passed serially across a magnetically isolated barrier
(1500 V rms - Model 6B11; 2500 V rms - Model 6B11HV) and
clocked in by a custom controller chip. The on-board microprocessor
then converts the data into engineering units as determined
by the channel parameters. In between conversions, the microprocessor
auto zeros the offset and gain by monitoring the on-board
temperature and compensating for reference drift. Cold junction
compensation (CJC) is also performed at this stage. The
6B11 and 6B11HV use compensation factors to ensure the highest
accuracy possible.
Figure 1. 6B11 and 6B11HV Functional
Block diagram
Figure 2. 6B11 and 6B11HV Field Connection
diagram
Inputs
- Thermocouples: J, K, T, E, R, S, B
- Millivolt: ±15 mV to ±500 mV
- Voltage: ±1 V; ±5 V
- Current: ±20 mA
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Communications
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Models
6B11
and
6B11HV
Range Description
(Software Configurable) |
Accuracy1
(Typical) |
Accuracy1
(Maximum) |
Noise
(Peak-to-Peak) |
| ±05 mV |
±0.03 % FS |
±0.06 % FS |
±0.02 % FS |
| ±00 mV |
±0.015 % FS |
±0.04 % FS |
±0.01 % FS |
| ±000 mV |
±0.0055 % FS |
±0.03 % FS |
±0.005 % FS |
| ±000 mV |
±0.005 % FS |
±0.03 % FS |
±0.002 % FS |
| ±0 V |
±0.005 % FS |
±0.03 % FS |
±0.005 % FS |
| ±0 V |
±0.005 % FS |
±0.03 % FS |
±0.0015 % FS |
| ±00 mA2 |
±0.008 % FS3 |
±0.03 % FS3 |
±0.005 % FS |
| J Thermocouple, 0℃ to 760℃ |
±0.4℃ |
±0.75℃ |
±0.14℃ |
| K Thermocouple, 0℃ to 1000℃ |
±0.5℃ |
±0.75℃ |
±0.22℃ |
| T Thermocouple, -100℃ to
+400℃ |
±0.5℃ |
±0.75℃ |
±0.2℃ |
| E Thermocouple, 0℃ to +1000℃ |
±0.5℃ |
±0.75℃ |
±0.2℃ |
| R Thermocouple, +500℃ to
+1750℃ |
±0.63℃ |
±0.5℃ |
±0.3℃ |
| S Thermocouple, +500℃ to
+1750℃ |
±0.62℃ |
±0.5℃ |
±0.4℃ |
| B Thermocouple, +500℃ to
+1800℃ |
±0.2℃ |
±0.0℃ |
±0.7℃ |
1Accuracy
is given for 6B11 and 6B11HV module only. When measuring
thermocouple signals, the CJC temperature sensor error
should be added to the module accuracy to compute
the system accuracy. The AC1361 CJC temperature sensor
is provided on each channel of the 6B Series backplanes.
2This range requires the use of a 50 current-to-voltage
conversion resistor, model AC1381.
3Does not include the error of the current
to voltage input resistor, Model AC1381. |
6B11 and 6B11HV Specifications
(typical @ +25℃ and Vs =
+5 V dc)
| Description |
Model 6B11 and 6B11HV |
Inputs, Software Selectable |
| Thermocouple Types |
J, K, T, E, R, S, B |
| mV |
±05 mV to ±000 mV (Refer to Model Table) |
| Volt |
±0 V; ±0 V |
| Current Range |
±00 mA |
Communications |
| Protocol |
RS-485 |
| Baud Rates, Software Selectable |
300K, 600K, 1.2K, 2.4K. 9.6K, 19.2K |
Accuracy2 |
| Initial @ +25℃ |
Refer to Model Table |
| Input Offset vs. Temperature |
±0.3 μV/℃ |
| Span vs. Temperature |
±0 ppm/℃ (±05 ppm/℃, maximum) |
Cold Junction Compensation1 |
| Initial Accuracy @ +25℃ |
±0.25℃ (±0.75℃, maximum) |
| Accuracy, +5℃ to +45℃ |
±0.5℃ (±0.0125℃/℃) |
| Input Resistance |
100 M |
| Bandwidth, -3 dB |
4 Hz |
| Conversion Rate |
9 samples /second |
| Synchronized Sampling Command |
Yes |
| Conversion Time |
70 ms maximum |
Common-Mode Voltage (CMV) |
| Input-to-Output and Power |
| Model 6B11 |
1500 V rms, continuous |
| Model 6B11HV |
2500 V rms, continuous |
Common-Mode Rejection (CMR) |
1 k Source
Imbalance @ 50/60 Hz |
160 dB |
Normal Mode Rejection (NMR) |
1 k Source
Imbalance @ 50/60 Hz |
58 dB |
| Input Protection |
240 V rms, continuous |
| Input Transient Protection |
ANSI/IEEE C37.90.1-1989 |
Power Supply |
| Voltage, Operating |
+5 V dc ±5% |
| Voltage, maximum safe limit |
+6.5 V dc |
| Current |
+100 mA |
| Mechanical dimensions |
2.3" x 3.1" x 0.79"
(58.4 mm x 78.7 mm x 19.1 mm) |
Environmental |
| Temperature Range |
| Rated Performance |
-25℃ to +85℃ |
| Operating |
-25℃ to +85℃ |
| Storage |
-40℃ to +85℃ |
| Relative Humidity |
0 to 95% @ +60℃ noncondensing |
1 When
used with the CJC temperature sensor, model AC1361, provided
on each channel of 6B Series backplanes.
Specifications subject to change without notice.
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