Signal converter S0236
NMEAdigitalfor ships

Signal converter - S0236 - VEINLAND - NMEA / digital / for ships
Signal converter - S0236 - VEINLAND - NMEA / digital / for ships
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Characteristics

Type
signal
Input
NMEA
Output
digital
Application domain
for ships
Voltage

110 V, 220 V

Description

The NMEA to Synchro Converter is capable of converting serial heading data to synchro signals with ratios between 1:1 and 360:1. Medium to high power synchro signals can be generated when it is connected with a gyro or electronic compass- useful and cost-effective solution for retrofits projects, eg. Refitting a ship with a new gyro whilst retaining the existing repeaters onboard. Highlights Cost saving Useful for retrofit projects, eg. Installation of new gyro Retaining existing (and older) repeaters that require gyro signals Flexible All standard synchro ratios between 1:1 and 360:1 (non-standard ratios available on request) Selectable Input Baud Rate Adjustable Phase Output Voltage High quality Smooth and precise rotation control, for repeaters and autopilot IEC 60945 approved IEC 61162-1/-2 compliant Main Features dimensions - 400mm x 500mm x 160 mm weight - 16000g input - NMEA 0183 heading, magnetic or gyro / Cetrek data synchro output - Reference output nominal 55V or 110V @ 50/60 Hz Switch selectable, Output adjustable 0 – 45 V (max. 20VA per phase), Synchro precision 360 values per revolution 1 degree resolution at 1:1 (1/36th degree at 36:1), Precision 0.05 degree at 180:1, 0.01 degree at 360:1 other features - Synchro output is protected against overload, A remote alarm can be installed to detect a failure of NMEA input, short circuit or faulty amplifier temperature - Storage Temperature: -40 to 85°C

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