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What's TEDS

What is the calibration function?

Connecting the unit with a strain gauge transducer and setting how the indicator values will be shown is called "calibration". The following three calibration methods can be used with the unit.
*Strain gauge type transducer: load cell, pressure transducer, platform scale, torque meter

  Actual Load Calibration Equivalent input calibration TEDS calibration
Type of calibration

This calibration method measures the values of actual loads on the strain gauge transducer. By applying an actual load that is as close as possible to the maximum measured value, calibration with less error is possible.

This calibration method measures the values of actual loads on the strain gauge transducer.
By applying an actual load that is as close as possible to the maximum measured value, calibration with less error is possible.

This calibration method does not depend on actual loads. It only requires the input of the strain gauge transducer rated output (mV/V) and the rated capacity (value you want shown). Use this to calibrate easily when an actual load cannot be applied.

This calibration method does not depend on actual loads. It only requires the input of the strain gauge transducer rated output (mV/V) and the rated capacity (value you want shown).
Use this to calibrate easily when an actual load cannot be applied.

This calibration method uses the strain gauge transducer rated output (mV/V) and rated capacity that are recorded in TEDS memory.

This calibration method uses the strain gauge transducer rated output (mV/V) and rated capacity that are recorded in TEDS memory.

monitor
(TD-9000T)

Actual Load Calibration monitor(TD-9000T)

Equivalent input calibration monitor(TD-9000T)

TEDS calibration monitor(TD-9000T)

calibration method ①Prepare the reference weight
②Connect the load cell and indicator
③Place the reference weight on the load cell
Record the value on the indicator
⑤Zero balancing
⑥Select EU
⑦Cal. Value Lock setting
①Prepare a test report
②Connect the load cell and indicator
③Set minimum scale
Register the output and rated capacity displayed in the test report
⑤Zero balancing
⑥Select EU
⑦Cal. Value Lock setting
①Connect the load cell and indicator
Automatic loading
③Zero balancing
④Cal. Value Lock setting
merit
  • High resolution and accuracy are required(For weighning measurement)
  • There is no need to apply an actual load.
  • There is no need to apply an actual load.
  • Simplified equivalent input calibration.
  • Automatic setting at the same time as power input
  • Even if the test report is lost, the information is stored in the internal memory of the indicator.
important point
  • Weight required
  • Some devices cannot be loaded with actual load
  • It costs money and man-hours.
  • Exam report required.

Plug & Play Solution from TEAC

TEAC load cells and digital indicators are compatible with TEDS (Transducer Electronic Data Sheet) which is a format defined within the cells and digital indicators are compatible with TEDS (Transducer Electronic Data Sheet) which is a format defined within the IEEE 1451.4 standard.
TEDS compatible sensors store specific information that contain the model name, serial number, sensitivity and calibration information in its memory.
This provides an automatic way to identify the sensor and program the indicator which eliminates any set up errors.
The information is automatically read from a TEDS sensor when power is applied.

TEDS Advantages;

  1. Connecting or changing sensors saves time.
  2. Eliminates confusing configuration steps.
  3. Eliminates the need to remember or have on hand calibration data since it is read from the sensor.
  4. Eliminates scaling and calibration errors.
  5. Gives a secure solution for you measurement.