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    Microcyber Offers NCS-TT106x Temperature Module

    March 30, 2018
    Fieldbus temperature transmitter features an independent R&D communication controller
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    Microcyber's NCS-TT106x temperature module is a high-performance fieldbus temperature transmitter with an independent R&D communication controller. It supports multiple thermal resistances and thermocouples. Thermal resistance supports 2/3/4-wire connection mode, and thermocouples can use cold-end compensation functions.

    Multiple protocols:

    • NCS-TT106H: HART Protocol
    • NCS-TT106P: Profibus PA Protocol
    • NCS-TT106F: FOUNDATION Fieldbus H1 ProtocolĀ 

    High Accuracy (for common thermal resistance and thermocouple):

    • Ā±0.09Ī© for 0~500Ī©
    • Ā±0.7Ī© for 0~4000Ī©
    • Ā±0.2ā„ƒ for PT100 (-200ā„ƒ~850ā„ƒ)
    • Ā±0.2ā„ƒ for PT1000 (-200ā„ƒ~850ā„ƒ)
    • 0.02mV for -100mV~+100mV
    • 0.4ā„ƒ for K-Thermocouple (-200ā„ƒ~1372ā„ƒ)
    • 0.9ā„ƒ for S-Thermocouple (0ā„ƒ~1768ā„ƒ)

    Easy Integration:

    • Provide multiple electrical integration files, such as DD, EDD, CFF, GSD.

    For more information, please visit the Microcyber Corporation website.

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