The RJC-108 is an 8-channel reference junction compensator used with Curtiss-Wright’s thermocouple conditioner and other products.
Features
- 8-channel reference junction compensator
- Compatible with Curtiss-Wright’s thermocouple conditioner products:
- TCD-116 card in EDAU/CDAU chassis
- MTCD-108V module in MEDAU/MCDAU stack
- Supports electronic cold junction compensation
- Works with all thermocouple types supported by the specific
Applications
- Flight test instrumentation
- Factory automation and process control
- Engine testing
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RJC-108 8-Channel Reference Junction Compensator
The RJC-108 is an 8-channel reference junction compensator used with Curtiss-Wright’s thermocouple conditioner and other products. The RJC-108 assembly provides the physical interface point between thermocouple materials and copper wire, and also supports the electronic cold junction compensation feature of
Curtiss-Wright’s thermocouple conditioning products, and works with all thermocouple types supported by the specific card/module to which it is interfaced.
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