Tips & Tricks: Analog I/O Scaling in Cscape

How do I take the signal generated by my analog sensor – and scale it into engineering units? If the analog signal represents the process variable in a PID loop – what are the scaling implications there as well? We’ll answer both of these questions and more with plenty of hands-on demonstrations.

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Table of Contents:

00:03 - Intro
02:50 - Agenda
04:39 - What is Analog I/O Scaling?
06:15 - 3 Keys to Successful Analog Scaling
07:52 - How is Analog Scaled
14:47 - Example #1
15:58 - Example #2
16:37 - Example #3
17:26 - Example #4
18:28 - Temperature Sensors
19:37 - Scaling & Resolution
21:32 - Example #1
22:56 - Example #2
24:29 - Example #3
25:49 - Scaling Analog Inputs in Logic
29:52 - Scaling Using PID Instructions
31:51 - Example #1
32:41 - Demo #1