EEA-LIM-454-A-10
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EEA-LIM-454-A-10 Comparator Card Series manufactured by Vickers. This EEA-LIM-454-A-10 Card has a Supply Voltage of +/- 15V and a Relay Voltage or Voltage for Logic Outputs of 24V DC.
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The EEA-LIM-454-A-10 is designed and produced by Vickers. It is a power amplifier card that has a number of benefits over similar products by competitors. Some of the featured of the EEA-LIM-454-A-10 include 2 voltage followers, 8 testing points, and a complete LED at the front panel. Each power amplifier card comes with 2 limit comparator devices. The devices operate as both an inverter and non-inverter. Positive, as well as negative threshold switches, have locations for test points. The configuration of Vickers power amplifier cards is very with since they are easy to access.
The power amplifier cards are also integrated with a relay and logic supply voltage of 24V. This makes the EEA-LIM-454-A-10 a low-risk unit to switch on and test. Vickers has also integrated various featured to the EEA-LIM-454-A-10, including 2 differential amplifiers, 1 millivolt rectifier, 2 summing circuits along with 1 P/I controller. The power amplifier card also features 3 inverters, as well as Male connectors as per DIN 41612, F48. Vickers power amplifier cards are very light units and only weight 1.4 kilograms.
The EEA-LIM-454-A-10 can be used in the power amplifier mainframes. You can use each card in either the analog 2-Card Power Amplifier Mainframe or the digital Integrated Power Amplifier Mainframe. Any Vickers power amplifier card can be positioned in any slot the mainframes with no configuration setting. There are also other different advantages of the EEA-LIM-454-A-10, including enhanced performance, increased reliability along with higher efficiency. The card also has high voltage power and operates on Lower Operating Cost Switching mode. This means that you can eliminate the costly, heavy, and large transformers.
