Ultrasonic Level Meter - Microscan

We are offering ultrasonic level meter - microscan. the microscan, developed by solid at, is a low-cost ultrasonic, non-contact gauging device for level measurement of liquids and solids in ranges of up to 5 meters (16.5ft). Microscan™ has 4-20ma measurement output and an optional on-board lcd display for constant view of measurement results. The microscan's flexible design supports various types of industry applications, offering ease of installation and automatic temperature compensation. about microscan :

• equipped with advanced interferences trace algorithm, microscan™ delivers reliable measurement results even in the noisiest environments.
• for set-up and configuration, an hand held device called msu (microscan™ setup unit) is used.
• microscan™ set-up unit features a keyboard and a display designed to configure the microscan™ unit in the field, thereby allowing a costeffective use of the product.

• low-cost solution
• accommodates a wide range of applications
• modular design to fit budget constrains
• very easy to install
• fast set-up and run time

• for liquid and solid applications
• blind unit (no display) or optional display- unit
• msu (microscan setup unit) incorporating both display and keyboard
• up to 5 meters (16.5ft) measurement range
• sophisticated algorithm to overcome acoustic interferences and false echoes
• maintenance-free
• microscantm is based on solid at' patented technology integrating 4 modules :
• standing wave control transmits a fixed pulse and frequency at constant voltage, enabling the device to receive a similarly controlled oscillation where each wave is identifiable. By measuring energy loss as a function of the speed of sound, microscan™ can handle complicated environments.
• dynamic and static echo control features an innovative algorithm enabling automatic (dynamic) identification, learning and storage in memory of disturbances and noises without human intervention.
• temperature compensation rapidly compensates for changes in temperature and corrects the measurement accordingly.
• gain control's special algorithm enables full monitoring of signal amplification received from the sensor, and ensures an accurate and reliable reading.