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Company: Load Cell Central
A load cell simulator is a handy tool during initial setup, particularly of a batching by weight scale. It replaces the load cell(s) in the system allowing the scale technician to simulate various weights that will trigger the outputs setpoints for activating valves, gates, and mixers. These products are a must for anyone involved in scale installations and repairs.
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Company: Micro Edge Electronics
With the assistance of our team of professionals, we are offering Load Cell Simulators to our esteemed clients. its price range Rs. 5000 to 12000 .These are ideal to be used for troubleshooting, pre-calibration trials and linearity checks. The offered simulators are fabricated using the finest grade raw material and latest technology in compliance with the set industry standards
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Company: Strainstall Marine
Strainstall's load cell simulators are used for the testing and calibration of weighing systems. The units employ a number of precision resistors inter-connected in a specially designed mesh network, simulating the input and output characteristics of a bridge circuit.
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Company: SEICA SpA
The Power System is a test platform conceived to verify and certify the operation of power modules.The complete structure, combining two Multi standard cabinets, is sized to contain all of the resources required for testing: drive/sense modules, power modules and load simulators.In this tester, in addition to strictly perform the requested measurement as per technical specifications, the issues of consumptions and dissipations were taken into account, integrating an Energy Recovery circuit which enables reuse of output energy to supply the system.
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Company: Infolytica
Modeling an electromagnetic actuator in a systems context is sometimes required to accurately simulate the dynamic interaction between drive circuit, actuator, and load. Co-simulation, where a systems simulator and MagNet run parallel transient solves, is one method that can be used. An alternative approach, Response Surface Modeling (RSM), creates a functionally equivalent model of the actuator by performing a large number of static analyses at different currents and positions. Presented here is an example of an RSM embedded in a VHDL-AMS model of the actuator, used in conjunction with the SystemVision system simulator from Mentor Graphics. The procedure is automated with the System Model Generator which drives MagNet to execute its static solver and then generates the VHDL-AMS code which implements the RSM. VHDL-AMS is an IEEE standard (1076.1) supported by many circuit and system simulators.
