Sensitivity Options in M88210 Module of IRD8800 Series

Sensitivity options in IRD8800 Module M88210

The Relative Shaft Vibration Module M88210 of IRD8800 Series allows different Sensitivity options to accommodate different Eddy Current Probes of different manufacturers keeping different Sensitivities. The option to minutely adjust sensitivity also allows for Pair Calibration and elimination of Error in Measurement when connected to Non- Contact Eddy Current Pickup (that have deviation from their nominal sensitivity). The options in M88210 are:
  1. 8 mV/micron - upon selecting this option, the user can then fine tune sensitivity to a value between 6.400 mV/micron to 9.600 mV/micron
  2. 4 mV/micron - upon selecting this option, the user can then fine tune sensitivity to a value between 3.200 mV/micron and 4.800 mV/micron

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