Knick manufactures devices for measuring, conditioning, transmitting, and amplifying analog signals, Knick is an expert in Signal Conversion Technology.
We manufacture devices for measuring, conditioning, transmitting, and amplifying analog signals. We also offer transducers for measuring current and voltage as well as devices for detection of sensor signals. Our devices meet the most demanding of industrial applications for signal processing. The transmission of these signals almost always requires electrical isolation for both safety reasons as
well as optimum signal quality. Knick's products can be used in measurements at dangerously high voltages, where explosion hazards exist, different ground potentials, long distances, or high common-mode voltages do not allow direct connection of the measuring signals with other devices. We take particular pride in our precision and transmission error to guarantee our products operate reliably and ensure safe functioning even under extreme conditions. Knick offers isolation amplifiers for working voltages up to 3600V and test voltages up to 15 kV AC. Knick Signal Conversion Technology includes...
Universal Signal Converters input from 0 through 1000V or .1mA through 5A, analog outputs 0(4)-20mA, 0-10V, and others. Current and Voltage Transducers high isolation, shunt measurement +/-50mV, direct voltage input up to 3600V. Loop Powered Isolators galvanic isolation of 0(4)-20mA standard current signal, no power supply necessary, up to 4 channels
Temperature Transmitters for measuring Resistance Thermometers (RTD) or Thermocouples (TC)
Resistance Transmitters for Determining Potentiometer Position
Strain Gage Transmitters for Force, Weight, Deflection and Torque
AC/DC Transmitters for Isolation and Conversion of AC Current or Voltage into standard signals
Broad Range Power Supplies for transmitters and amplifiers that are not loop powered
Isolators for Hazardous Areas safe isolation and explosion protection according to ATEX
Loop Powered Digital Displays process indicators with low voltage drop and only .3mA operating current, EX models
Shunts for measurement of DC current 10A through 15kA, 0.5% and 0.2% accuracy
