Analog Cables for Force Gauges

Analog cables connect to devices like pen recorders and sequencers. They help record results and track changes in the measured values over time.

List of Analog Cables

Analog Cable for ZT

CB-118

The CB-118 is an analog cable designed to connect ZT-AN series force gauges with analog devices, such as pen recorders, oscilloscopes, and multimeters.

Analog cable for zt

CB-108

The CB-108 is an analog cable designed to connect ZT series force gauges with devices such as pen recorders, oscilloscopes, and multimeters.

Analog Cable for ZP/Z2/HTG2/DTX2

CB-104

The CB-104 is an analog cable designed to connect ZP, Z2, HTG2, and DTX2 series force and torque gauges with analog devices, such as pen recorders, oscilloscopes, and multimeters.

Analog Cable for DS2

CB-101

The CB-101 is an analog cable designed to connect DS2 series force gauges with analog devices such as pen recorders, oscilloscopes, and multimeters.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are analog cables used for?

Analog cables are designed to connect force or torque gauges (such as ZP, Z2, HTG2, DTX2 series) to analog devices like pen recorders, oscilloscopes, or multimeters. This allows you to record output signals and observe real-time measurement changes.

What is the standard length of these analog cables?

Typical cable length is approximately 3 meters, offering good reach for most setups. Optional extensions and customized connector options are also available to suit specific needs.

What specific gauge models do the different analog cables support?

CB‑104: ZP, Z2, HTG2, DTX2 series
CB‑108: ZT series
CB‑118: ZT‑AN option
CB‑101: DS2 series

Can analog cables connect to multiple analog devices?

Yes, analog cables can be used to connect force/torque gauges to various analog output devices such as pen recorders, oscilloscopes, and multimeters, depending on your testing setup.

Analog Cables