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Overview

The SSC Mass Calibration System Power Switch Board supports the SSC Mass Calibration Systems for the ZSC31010, ZSC31015, and ZSC31050 sensor signal conditioner (SSC) ICs (DUTs). It enables switching a power supply for the DUTs of up to 40VDC. It is ordered separately.

Features

  • SSC Mass Calibration System Power Switch Board

Add-on Hardware

Additional boards that work with this platform. Some may be required for full functionality or to evaluate specific features.

SSC Communication Board

SSC-CB Active
Enable communication between a PC and sensor signal conditioner devices during evaluation and calibration. Designed to integrate seamlessly with modular SSC evaluation systems.

SSC Mass Calibration Board

SSC-MCB Active
Support simultaneous configuration and calibration of multiple sensor signal conditioners. Designed to scale evaluation workflows for production‑oriented testing.

SSC Replacement Board

SSC-SRB Active
Simulate variable sensor signals during early development and calibration. Enables dry‑run evaluation while sensor hardware is still in development.

ZSC31010 Mass Calibration System

ZSC31010-MCS Active
Enable high‑throughput calibration and evaluation of multiple ZSC31010 sensor signal conditioners. Designed to support scalable production workflows.

ZSC31015 Mass Calibration System

ZSC31015-MCS Active
Support parallel calibration and evaluation of multiple ZSC31015 sensor signal conditioners. Designed for efficient scaling of validation workflows.

ZSC31050 Mass Calibration System

ZSC31050-MCS Active
Enable large‑scale calibration and evaluation of ZSC31050 sensor signal conditioners. Designed to support production‑level testing efficiency.

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