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Yokogawa MW100‑E‑1W‑S2
- Product Name: MW100 Distributed Data Acquisition System
- Product Series: MW100 Series Remote Data Logging & Acquisition Systems
- Product Brief: Distributed multi‑channel data acquisition and logging system for remote industrial measurement, E denotes Ethernet communication version, 1W denotes single power supply configuration, S2 denotes enhanced industrial anti‑interference variant.
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- Technical Specifications:
- Input Channels: Expandable multi‑channel analog/digital input
- Input Types: Thermocouple, RTD, DC voltage, DC current, digital contact input
- Sampling Speed: Up to 10 ms per channel
- Communication: 10/100 Mbps Ethernet, Modbus TCP/IP
- Power Supply: 100–240 VAC 50/60 Hz
- Storage: Internal non‑volatile memory for data logging
- Functional Features: Remote data acquisition, continuous logging, real‑time monitoring, alarm management, data export, web‑based remote access
- Performance Parameters: Operating temperature: 0–50 °C; Storage temperature: −20–70 °C; IP30 protection grade; EMC industrial compliance
- Material Composition: Housing: aluminum alloy and flame‑retardant plastic composite; internal circuit: industrial‑grade high‑speed acquisition chips; connectors: nickel‑plated metal
- Structural Characteristics: Rack‑mount modular design; expandable channel modules; integrated web server function
- Working Principle: Distributed signal sampling from field sensors, analog‑digital conversion, real‑time data storage and remote transmission via Ethernet network
- Advantage Highlights: Remote web monitoring, expandable channel capacity, high‑speed data logging, stable long‑term unattended operation
- Applicable Industries: Building energy management, environmental monitoring, manufacturing process logging, power plant condition monitoring, laboratory long‑term testing
- Installation Requirements: Standard electrical cabinet rack mounting; stable Ethernet network connection; proper cabinet ventilation
- Usage Precautions: Ensure network stability for remote access; back‑up logged data regularly; avoid strong electromagnetic interference near Ethernet ports
