8-Channel Digital Telemetry System for thermocouple or strain gages
- Wireless transmission for up to eight channels of full strain gage bridge or thermocouple
- 16-bit simultaneous sampling and digital transmission provides accurate error free data
- Integrated strain gage driver with excitation and shunt mode for setup and verification of data
- Medium to short range operation
- Rugged, environmentally sealed housing
- Powered by battery or induction power
Introduction
The Michigan Scientific Series M560 Digital Telemetry System is designed for transmitting one to eight channels of strain gage bridges or thermocouple inputs. This system offers 16 Bit resolution, simultaneous sampling of all channels, fully differential amplifiers for high common mode rejection, and anti-aliasing filters prior to digitization. Each individual strain gage driver features its own gain and shunt resistor values, making the system configuration flexible.
The system’s multi-channel receiver is designed with RF diversity and error checking to prevent data loss and corruption due to reflections or shadowed transmissions. Output data is provided as high-level ±10 V analog for direct interface with most data acquisition systems. Analog output options include additional choices for data cutoff frequencies and adjustment of zero offset. Transmitter and receiver status is provided by LED indicators on the receiver’s front panel as well as analog output signals that can be monitored for quality of transmission, low power conditions, and shunt status at the transmitter.
Specification

Applications
Typical applications include measurements on rotating equipment and in situations where access by a wired sensor is not possible. The system’s hardened design is intended for operation in hostile environments where vibration, extreme temperatures, high accelerations, and contaminants are present.
- Input signal type
- SG bridge
- Input channels
- 8
- Tension d'alimentation
- induction
Receiver

- Voltage supply : induction or batteries
- thermocouple or strain gage amplification circuits