Overview
The Harting Marposs N-Type Amplifier D-44 is an industrial-grade electronic amplifier engineered for signal conditioning and measurement applications. Manufactured by Harting Electronics, this amplifier integrates precision signal processing with robust industrial design. The unit is ideal for facility maintenance teams, controls engineers, and system integrators seeking a reliable surplus amplifier for signal processing and measurement conditioning in grinding, gauging, and quality control systems.
Key Features
- N-Type signal conditioning architecture for LVDT and inductive measurement heads
- Designed for precision measurement and gauge readout applications
- Industrial-grade construction for manufacturing and quality control environments
- Panel-mount or case-mount configuration options
- Compatible with Marposs measurement system ecosystems
Technical Specifications
The D-44 amplifier is configured for measurement signal processing in industrial production lines. Standard operating parameters include multi-channel signal conditioning and analog or digital output interfacing. Contact your system integrator to verify exact electrical specifications for your application, including input/output voltage ratings, temperature operating ranges, and connector compatibility.
Typical Applications
- Precision grinding wheel dressing systems
- In-process dimensional gauging and measurement
- LVDT and inductive transducer signal conditioning
- Quality control and inspection equipment
- Manufacturing process monitoring and feedback systems
Compatibility & Replacements
Compatible With
- Marposs LVDT and inductive measurement transducers
- Industrial measurement and control systems
- Standard 44-way D-Sub connector interfaces
- Panel-mount and case-mount industrial enclosures
Replaces / Drop-In Replacement For
Verify compatibility with your system integrator before ordering. Original Harting part number 9563615713 reference.
Works With
- Marposs P1 and P1c electronic amplifier systems
- LVDT measurement head configurations
- Post-process and in-process measurement cycles
- Standard industrial measurement protocols and interfaces
