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 At a minimum, some basic protection should be added between the sensor and the analog input. At a minimum, some basic protection should be added between the sensor and the analog input.
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 In the example circuit above, the two diodes act as clamping diodes. Their job is to prevent the input voltage from going beyond the allowed range. The resistor and capacitor help reduce noise before it reaches the ADC input. In the example circuit above, the two diodes act as clamping diodes. Their job is to prevent the input voltage from going beyond the allowed range. The resistor and capacitor help reduce noise before it reaches the ADC input.
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 That's why many engineers choose a different approach: using an industrial analog input module. That's why many engineers choose a different approach: using an industrial analog input module.
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 These modules handle the signal conditioning, filtering, protection, and conversion internally. Instead of designing a complex analog circuit, you simply read the measurement data through RS-232, RS-485, or another communication interface. These modules handle the signal conditioning, filtering, protection, and conversion internally. Instead of designing a complex analog circuit, you simply read the measurement data through RS-232, RS-485, or another communication interface.
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