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4 / 7 page ![]() www.sensirion.com Version 4 – September 2015 4/7 3 Communication with the Sensor The SLG flow meter shows bidirectional, linear transfer characteristics. The product comes fully calibrated for water. Digital Sampling Time, 16 bit 74 ms Digital Sampling Time, 9 bit 1 ms 3.1 Electrical Specifications Table 2: DC Characteristics Parameter Conditions Min. Typ. Max. Units Power Supply DC, VDD Sensor only 4 5 6 V w. SCC1-RS485 4 5 6 V w. SCC1-Analog 12 24 36 V Operating Current VDD = 4-6 V 5.1 mA w. SCC1-RS485 20 70 mA w. SCC1-Analog 4.3 mA 3.2 Electrical Connector and Pinout The flow meter is equipped with a male connector type M8, 4-pin, threaded lock according to IEC 61076-2-101 (Ed. 1)/ IEC 60947-5-2, and is compatible with Sensirion’s SCC1 interface cables. Table 3: Electrical pinout Pin 1 SDA (data) 2 GND 3 VDD 4 SCL (clock) 3.3 Communication via USB cable The Sensirion USB Sensor Cable provides an easy to use USB Interface for laboratory and desktop use. For further information please see the SCC1-USB Sensor Cable datasheet, available on www.sensirion.com/liquidflow-download. 3.4 Digital Communication via RS485-Bus The SCC1-RS485 Sensor Cable for flow sensors allows the communication via RS485 interface for use in a demanding industrial automation environment. In addition to the standard commands available in the I²C interface of the sensor, the incorporated microcontroller of the cable provides more complex logic such as a dispense volume totalizer, automatic dispense detection, automatic heater control and data buffer for asynchronous read-out. For further information please see the SCC1-RS485 Sensor Cable datasheet, available on www.sensirion.com/liquidflow-download. 3.5 Analog Communication The SCC1-ANALOG Sensor Cable allows simple and quick readout of Sensirion’s liquid flow meters by converting the digital sensor reading to a 0...10.5 V analog voltage output. Additionally, a digital (high/low) output with two different modes of operation is available (Flow Switch / Volume Counter). For further information please see the SCC1-Analog Sensor Cable datasheet, available on www.sensirion.com/liquidflow-download. 3.6 Digital Communication via I²C-Bus Digital communication between a master and the SLI sensor runs via the standard I²C-interface. The physical interface consists of two bus lines, a data line (SDA) and a clock line (SCL) which need to be connected via pull-up resistors to the bus voltage of the system. These lines can be used on 3.3V or 5.0V level with a clock frequency of 100 kHz. For the detailed specifications of this I²C communication, please refer to specific I²C Application Notes from Sensirion. Table 4: I²C Output Characteristics Parameter Min. Typ. Max. Units I2C Bus Clock Frequency 100 kHz Output Voltage Low (SDA/SCL), Isink = 6mA 0.1 0.5 V Low Level Output Current (SDA/SCL) 6 mA High Level Input Voltage (SDA/SCL) 2.0 V Low Level Input Voltage (SDA/SCL) 1.0 V |
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