Specifications

ContaminationSensor CS 1000 Reading the analog output
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The current or voltage range is dependent on the contamination class according to
SAE=0.0 – 14.0 (resolution 0.1 class).
Current I = SAE class / Error Voltage U =
I< 4,00 mA Cable break U< 2,00 V
I = 4,00 mA SAE 0 U = 2,00 V
I = 4,11 mA SAE 0,1 U = 2,06 V
I = 4,23 mA SAE 0,2 U = 2,11 V
… … …
I = 5,14 mA SAE 1 U = 2,57 V
I = 6,29 mA SAE 2 U = 3,14 V
I = 7,43 mA SAE 3 U = 3,71 V
I = 8,57 mA SAE 4 U = 4,29 V
I = 9,71 mA SAE 5 U = 4,86 V
I = 10,86 mA SAE 6 U = 5,43 V
I = 12,00 mA SAE 7 U = 6,00 V
I = 13,14 mA SAE 8 U = 6,57 V
I = 14,29 mA SAE 9 U = 7,14 V
I = 15,43 mA SAE 10 U = 7,71 V
I = 16,57 mA SAE 11 U = 8,29 V
I = 17,71 mA SAE 12 U = 8,86 V
I = 18,86 mA SAE 13 U = 9,43 V
… … …
I = 19,77 mA SAE 13,8 U = 9,89 V
I = 19,89 mA SAE 13,9 U = 9,94 V
I = 20,00 mA SAE 14,0 U = 10,00 V
If the contamination class is given acc. to SAE, the current I or voltage U can be
calculated:
I = 4 mA + SAE class x (20 mA - 4 mA) / 14
U = 2 V + SAE class x (10 V - 2 V) / 14
If the contamination class is given acc. to SAE, the current I or voltage U can be
calculated:
SAE class = (I - 4 mA) x (14/16 mA)
SAE class = (U - 2 V) x (14/8 V)