An Overview of IEEE 1451.

4 Transducer Electronic Data Sheets (TEDS)

Introduction
IEEE 1451.4 is a new standard for adding plug and play capabilities to analog transducers. The underlying mechanism for plug and play identification is the standardization of a Transducer Electronic Data Sheet (TEDS). A TEDS contains the critical information needed by an instrument or measurement system to identify, characterize, interface, and properly use the signal from an analog sensor. The TEDS can be deployed for a sensor in one of two ways. First, the TEDS can reside in embedded memory, typically a EEPROM, within the analog transducer, as defined in the IEEE 1451.4 standard. Second, a Virtual TEDS can exist as a separate file, downloadable from the internet. This concept of Virtual TEDS extends the benefits of the standardized TEDS to legacy sensors and applications where the embedded memory or EEPROM is not available. IEEE 1451.4 defines the method of encoding TEDS information for a broad range of senor types and applications. In order to cover such a broad range while also keeping memory usage to a minimum, the IEEE 1451.4 TEDS concept utilizes the concept of templates that define the specific properties for different sensor types. This paper describes the structure and contents of IEEE 1451.4 TEDS, including the Basic TEDS.

The TEDS Structure

The IEEE 1451.4 specification defines a TEDS as consisting of multiple sections chained together to form a complete TEDS. The first section is the Basic TEDS, comprising of the essential identification information. Typically, one IEEE standard TEDS that defines the important properties for a particular sensor type will follow the Basic TEDS. Optionally, this standard template TEDS can be followed by a calibration template. Two-bit selectors in the TEDS data indicate the following section. Finally, the end section of the TEDS is specified as open user area. TEDS data that is programmed into an EEPROM, as opposed to a virtual TEDS file, will also include a checksum value, which is not included in Figure 1. Figure 1. TEDS Examples
a. Transducer with standard TEDS content Basic TEDS (64 bits) Selector (2 bits) Template ID (8 bits) b. Transducer with standard TEDS and calibration table TEDS Basic TEDS (64 bits) Selector (2 bits) Template ID (8 bits)

Standard Template TEDS (ID=25 to 39) Selector (2 bits) Extended End Selector (1 bit) User Data

Standard Template TEDS (ID=25 to 39) Selector (2 bits) Template ID (8 bits) Calibration TEDS Template (ID = 40 to 42) Selector (2 bits) Extended End Selector (1 bit) User Data

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Basic TEDS
The first 64 bits of the transducer TEDS is the Basic TEDS. The Basic TEDS uniquely identifies the transducer and includes the Manufacturer ID (14 bits), model number (15 bits), version letter (5-bit character code), version number (6 bits) and serial number of the device (24 bits). This data shall be organized according to the format described Table a in a non-volatile memory. Table 1. Basic TEDS Content Bit Length Manufacturer ID Model Number Version Letter Version Number Serial Number 14 15 5 6 24 Allowable Range 17 16381 0-32767 A-Z (data type Chr5) 0-63 0-16777215

NOTE Some transducers, mostly accelerometers and microphones, have been manufactured using draft versions (D0.9x) of this standard, which described a different format for the basic TEDS than that used in this standard. For information about these see Appendix A. The Manufacturer ID is an enumeration of manufacturers. Several IDs have been assigned to early adopters, and future assignments will be managed by IEEE. These ID assignments will also be available in an ASCII text file available from the IEEE or software providers. Software can use this file to display the manurfacturer names. Values 0-16 and 16382-16383 are reserved for special uses, such as node lists in a multi-node configuration, and user-defined templates. The application and assignment of the remainder of the Basic TEDS are left to the discretion of the manufacturer. Specifically, the Model Number may be defined as a enumeration of the model name for a given manufacturer. This enumeration may be available from manufacturers as an ASCII file for software applications.

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Standard Templates Transducer Types

The standard defines a collection of templates for common classes of transducers as listed in Table 2. Templates 25 through 39 are transducer type templates that contain properties that are needed for the specific types of transducers. Templates 40, 41, and 42 are calibration templates and can be used with one of the transducer type templates. Table 2. IEEE standard templates
Type Transducer Type Templates Template ID 25 26 43 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Name of Template Accelerometer & Force Charge Amplifier (w/ attached accelerometer) Charge Amplifier (w/ attached force transducer) Microphone with built-in preamplifier Microphone Preamplfiers (w/ attached microphone) Microphones (capacitive) High-Level Voltage Output Sensors Current Loop Output Sensors Resistance Sensors Bridge Sensors AC Linear/Rotary Variable Differential Transformer (LVDT/RVDT) Sensors Strain Gage Thermocouple Resistance Temperature Detectors (RTDs) Thermistor Potentiometric Voltage Divider Calibration Table Calibration Curve (Polynomial) Frequency Response Table

Calibration Templates

The tables in the following sections summarize the contents of each IEEE standard template. Each row of the table corresponds to a property command (designated in templates with %) or control command that utilizes bits from the TEDS, such as a Select Case. The first column in many of the tables, labeled Select, indicate the different cases for Select Cases in the templates. For example, a 2 bit Select Case read from the TEDS may have four different cases, each containing a section of template that is used for the corresponding Select Case value. The tables also detail the number of bits used for each property, the access level (user, calibration, or identification), and the data type. The datatypes used in these standard templates are summarized in Table 3. Table 3. Data types used in IEEE standard templates
Data type UNINT Chr5 ASCII Date Single ConRes ConRelRes Description Unsigned integer 5-bit character Standard 7-bit ASCII Number of days since January 1, 1998 Single-precision floating point Constant resolution. This is a custom data type for compressed floating point values that provides a linear mapping of a defined interval Constant relative resolution. This is a custom data type for compressed floating point values that provides a logarithmic mapping of a defined interval References a defined enumerated data type defined in the template

Enumeration

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ConRes and ConRelRes provide a method of coding non-integer values with minimal bit usage by defining a limited range over which the bits are mapped. The range and resolution for ConRes and ConRelRes properties are listed in the template. The data types in Table 3 is not a complete list of data types in the standard; only the data types included in the standard template.

Template 25: Accelerometer and Force Transducers

This template is intended for use with dynamic accelerometers and force transducers which are constant-current pwered, or IEPE.

Table 4. Accelerometer/Force transducer Template (ID = 25) Summary

Property/Command Description TEMPLATE Template ID Select Case Acceleration / Force Select Case Extended Functionality (Programmable Gain) Case 0 %Sens@Ref %TF_HP_S %Passive[Initialize]
%Passive[CtrlFunctionMas k]

Select

Access Bits

8 1 1 16 8 2 1 16 16 8 8 1 16 8 6 6

Data Type (and Range) Integer (value = 25) Select Case

Units

Sensitivity @ ref. condition High pass cut-off freq. (F hp) Initialization not needed Control Function Mask Write only Passive control type Passive mode Initialization not needed Write only Sensitivity control type %Sens@Ref[10] %Sens@Ref[01] Default Sensitivity Supports multiplexer mode Low sensitivity @ reference High sensitivity @ reference Low sens high pass cut-off

CAL CAL ID ID ID ID USR ID ID ID ID USR USR ID ID CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL ID ID ID ID USR ID

ConRelRes (5E-7 to 172, 0.015%) V/(m/s2) Hz ConRelRes (0.005 to 13k, 3%) Assign = 0 Assign = 0b11 Assign = 3 Assign = 0 (checkmark) BitBin, (Assign = xx,00) Assign = 0 Assign = 0b11 Assign = 3 Assign = 1 (one exactly) BitBin, (Assign = 10) BitBin, (Assign = 01) UNINT (00: no, 1:low, 2: high) UNINT ConRelRes (5E-7 to 172, 0.015%) V/(m/s2) ConRelRes (5E-7 to 172, 0.015%) V/(m/s2) ConRelRes (0.005 to 13k, 3%) ConRelRes (0.005 to 13k, 3%) ConRelRes (5E-7 to 172, 0.015%) ConRelRes (0.005 to 13k, 3%) ConRelRes (1E6 to 8.1E10, 10%) ConRelRes (0.1 to 8114, 10%) Assign = 0 Assign = 0b11 Assign = 3 Assign = 0 (checkmark) BitBin, (Assign = xx,00) Assign = 0 Hz Hz V/N Hz N/m gram

%Passive[ReadWrite] %Passive[FunctionType] %Passive[Function] %Sens[Initialize] Case 0

(Accel)

Case %Sens[ReadWrite] 1 (Ext %Sens[FunctionType] Funct.) %Sens[Function] %Sens[Function] %DefaultFR %Passive %Sens@Ref[01] %Sens@Ref[10] %TF_HP_S[01]

%Sens[CtrlFunctionMask] Control Function Mask, Sens.

%TF_HP_S[10] High sens high pass cut-off Select Case Extended Functionality (Programmable Gain) %Sens@Ref Sensitivity @ reference (Force) condition Case %TF_HP_S High pass cut-off freq. (F hp) 0 %Stiffness Stiffness of transducer %Mass_below Mass below gage Case %Passive[Initialize] Initialization not needed 1 %Passive[CtrlFunction Control Function Mask, Passive (Ext Funct.) Mask] Case 1 %Passive[ReadWrite] %Passive[FunctionType] %Passive[Function] %Sens[Initialize] Write only Passive control type Passive mode Initialization not needed

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%Sens[CtrlFunctionMask] Control Function Mask, Sens. %Sens[ReadWrite] %Sens[FunctionType] %Sens[Function] %Sens[Function] %DefaultFR %Passive %Sens@Ref[01] %Sens@Ref[10] %TF_HP_S[01] %TF_HP_S[10] %Stiffness %Mass_below %PhaseCorrection %Direction %Weight %ElecSigType %MapMeth %ACDCCoupling %Sign Select Case Transfer Function
Case 0

ID ID ID USR USR ID ID CAL CAL

2 1 16 16 8 8 6 6 6 2 6 1 1

Assign = 0b11 Assign = 3 Assign = 1 (one exactly) BitBin, (Assign = 10) BitBin, (Assign = 01) UNINT (00: no, 1:low, 2: high) UNINT ConRelRes (5E-7 to 172, 0.015%) ConRelRes (5E-7 to 172, 0.015%) ConRelRes (0.005 to 13k, 3%) ConRelRes (0.005 to 13k, 3%) ConRelRes (1E6 to 8.1E10, 10%) ConRelRes (0.1 to 8114, 10%) ConRes (-3.2 to 3.0, step 0.1) Enumeration: x y z ConRelRes (0.1 to 8114, 10%) Assign = 0, Voltage Sensor Assign = 0, Linear Assign = 1, AC Enumeration: positive negative Select Case V/N V/N Hz Hz N/m g gram

Write only Sensitivity control type %Sens@Ref[10] %Sens@Ref[01] Default Sensitivity Supports multiplexer mode Low sensitivity @ reference High sensitivity @ reference

Low sens. high pass cut-off freq. CAL High sens. high pass cut-off freq. CAL Stiffness of transducer Mass below gage Phase Correction @ ref Sensitivity direction (x, y, z) Transducer weight Transducer elect. signal type Mapping Method AC or DC coupling Polarity (sign) No transfer function specified CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL ID ID ID CAL

%TF_SP %TF_KPr %TF_KPq %TF_SL %TempCoef %Reffreq %RefTemp %CalDate %CalInitials %CalPeriod %MeasID

Case 1

Low pass cut-off (F lp) Resonance frequency (F res) Quality factor at F res Amplitude slope (a) Temperature Coefficient (b) Reference frequency Reference temperature (T ref) Calibration date Calibration initials Calibration period Measurement location ID

CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL USR

7 9 9 7 6 8 5 16 15 12 11

Hz ConRelRes (10 to 1.6E+6, 5%) Hz ConRelRes (100 to 2.4E+6, 1%) ConRelRes (0.4 to 9.7k, 1%) ConRes (-6.3 to 6.3, step 0.1) %/decade ConRes (-0.8 to 0.75, step 0.025) %/C Hz ConRelRes (0.35 to 2.18k, 1.75%) ConRes (15 to 30, step 0,5) C DATE CHR5 UNINT days UNINT

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Template 27: Microphones (with Built-in Preamplifiers)

This template is intended for measurement microphones that include an integrated preamplifier. Typically, these devices will have a constant-current powered, or IEPE, interface. Table 5. Microhones (with Built-in Preamplifier) Template (ID = 27) Summary
Select Property/Command Description Access Bits CAL ID ID ID ID USR ID ID ID ID USR USR ID ID CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL ID ID ID CAL CAL CAL Usr 8 1 16 2 1 16 16 8 2 1 10 2 2 8 1 1 7 8 7 8 8 8 6 7 1 16 15 12 11 Data Type (and Range) Integer (value = 27) Select Case ConRelRes (10E-6 to 4.916, 0.01%) Assign = 0 Assign = 0b11 Assign = 3 Assign = 0 (checkmark) BitBin, (Assign = xx,00) Assign = 0 Assign = 0b11 Assign = 3 Assign = 1 (one exactly) BitBin, (Assign = 10) BitBin, (Assign = 01) UNINT (00: no, 1:low, 2: high) UNINT ConRelRes (10E-6 to 4.916, 0.01%) ConRelRes (10E-6 to 4.916, 0.01%) ConRelRes (0.35 to 2.18k, 1.75%) Enum: Pre-polarized; 28; 200 V Select Case ConRes (0 to 102.2, step 0.1) Enum: Free | Press | Random | Other Enum: 1" | 1/2" | 1/4" | 1/8" ConRes (0 to 254E-9, step 1E-9) Select Case Enum: Actuator; Corrected ConRelRes (0.005 to 821, 5%) ConRelRes (0.05 to 7.6, 1%) ConRelRes (5 to 700, 2%) ConRelRes (1 to 2.1, 0.15%) ConRelRes (2k to 306k, 1%) ConRelRes (0.2 to 31, 1%) ConRelRes (10k to 371k, 3%) ConRelRes (0.2 to 309, 3%) Enumeration: positive negative Assign = 0, Linear Assign = 0, Voltage Sensor Assign = 1, AC DATE CHR5 UNINT UNINT V/Pa V/Pa Hz dB m3 Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz days Units V/Pa TEMPLATE Template ID Select Case Extended Functionality (Programmable Gain) Case 0 %Sens@Ref %Passive[Initialize] %Passive[ReadWrite] %Passive[FunctionType] %Passive[Function] %Sens[Initialize] %Sens[CtrlFunctionMask] Case 1 %Sens[ReadWrite] %Sens[FunctionType] %Sens[Function] %Sens[Function] %DefaultFR %Passive %Sens@Ref[01] %Sens@Ref[10] Case 0 Case 1 %TestGain Case 0 %MicType %Size %Equi_Vol %Resp_Type %TF_HP_S %TF_HP_S %TF_SP Case 1 %TF_SZm %TF_KPr %TF_KPq %TF_KPr %TF_KPq %Sign %MapMeth %ElecSigType %ACDCCoupling %CalDate %CalInitials %CalPeriod %MeasID %Reffreq %Refpol Sensitivity @ ref condition Initialization not needed Write only Passive control type Passive mode Initialization not needed Control Function Mask, Sens. Write only Sensitivity control type %Sens@Ref[10] %Sens@Ref[01] Default Sensitivity Supports multiplexer mode Low Sensitivity @ ref. cond. High Sensitivity @ ref. cond. Reference frequency Polarization voltage No system test available Test gain Microphone Type Microphone Size Equiv microphone volume No transfer function Actuator / Corrected response Lowest High pass cut-off freq High pass cut-off frequency F low lift (Low pass cut-off) F high /F low lift Resonance frequency (F res) Quality factor at F res 2nd resonance freq (F res) Quality factor at 2nd F res Polarity (sign) Mapping Method Transducer elect. signal type AC or DC coupling Calibration date Calibration initials Calibration period Measurement location ID

%Passive[CtrlFunctionMask] Control Function Mask, Pass.

Select Case System test available (Test gain)

Select Case Transfer Function Specified

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Templates 26, 28, 29 and 43

Templates 26 and 43 are intended for charge amplifiers, with the provision for describing an attached piezoelectric transducer, either an accelerometer or force transducer. Template 28 is a microphone preamplifier template, which can specify an attached microphone capsule. Template 29 is a template describing a capacitive microphone. Details for the contents and makeup of templates 26, 28, 29, and 43 are included in Annex A of the IEEE 1451.4 specification.

Template 30: High-Level Voltage Output Template

This template is a general-purpose template designed to be usable with a very wide range of sensors. Virtually any sensor with an analog voltage output can use this template. The first 6-bit Select Case will indicate the physical measurand and the corresponding units (i.e. PSI, N, m/s2, mm, % , etc.). Table 5. High Level Voltage Output Template (ID = 30) Summary
Select Property TEMPLATE %ElecSigType %MinPhysVal %MaxPhysVal %MinElecVal %MaxElecVal %MinElecVal %MaxElecVal %MinElecVal %MaxElecVal %MinElecVal %MaxElecVal %MapMeth %ACDCCoupling %SensorImped %RespTime Description Template ID Electrical signal type Minimum physical value Maximum physical value Minimum voltage output Maximum voltage output Minimum voltage output Maximum voltage output Minimum voltage output Maximum voltage output Minimum voltage output Maximum voltage output Mapping Method AC or DC coupling Sensor output impedance Response time No power supply/excitation source Power supply level, nominal Power supply level, min. Power supply level, max. Power supply type Max current at nom. power Calibration date Calibration initials Calibration period Measurement location ID Access Bits ID CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL ID ID ID ID 8 6 32 32 2 11 11 32 32 1 12 6 1 ID ID ID ID ID CAL CAL CAL USR 9 9 9 2 6 16 15 12 11 Data Type (and Range) Integer (value = 30) Assign = 0, Voltage Sensor Select Case Single Single Select Case Assign = 0.0 Assign = 10.0 Assign = -10.0 Assign = 10.0 ConRes (-20.5 to 20.4, step 0.02) ConRes (-20.5 to 20.4, step 0.02) Single Single Assign = 0, Linear DC or AC ConRelRes (1 to 1.1M, 0.17%) ConRelRes (1E-6 to 7.9, 15%) Select Case ConRes (0.1 to 51.1, step 0.1) ConRes (0.1 to 51.1, step 0.1) ConRes (0.1 to 51.1, step 0.1) DC, Bipolar DC, or AC ConRelRes (1E-6 to 1.6, 13%) DATE CHR5 UNINT UNINT Units Various* Various* Volts Volts Volts Volts Volts Volts Volts Volts Ohms seconds Volts Volts Volts Amps days

Select Case Selects Type of Physical Measurand (Units) Cases 0 - 45

Select Case Selects Full-Scale Electrical Value Precision Case 0 (0-10V) Case 1 (10V) Case 2 Case 3 Case 0 (none)

Select Case Selects Inclusion of Excitation/Power Requirements %ExciteAmplNom Case 1 (specify supply) %ExciteAmplMin %ExciteAmplMax %ExciteType %ExciteCurrentDraw %CalDate %CalInitials %CalPeriod %MeasID

* Units for %MinPhysVal and %MaxPhysVal are determined by value of Select Case Physical Measurand (Units) as summarized in Table 15

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Template 31: Current Loop Output Template

Like the voltage output template, this template is a general purpose template designed to be usable with a very wide range of sensors. Virtually any sensor with an current loop output (typically 4-20 mA or 0-20 mA) can use this template. The first 6-bit Select Case will indicate the physical measurand and the corresponding units (i.e. PSI, N, m/s2, mm, %, etc.). Table 6. Current Loop Output Sensors Template (ID = 31) Summary
Select Property TEMPLATE %ElecSigType %MinPhysVal %MaxPhysVal %MinElecVal %MaxElecVal %MinElecVal %MaxElecVal %MapMeth %RespTime %LoopSuppyMin %LoopSuppyMax %ExciteAmplNom %ExciteAmplMin Case 1 (Ext.) %ExciteAmplMax %ExciteType %ExciteCurrentDraw %CalDate %CalInitials %CalPeriod %MeasID Description Template ID Electrical signal type Minimum physical value Maximum physical value Minimum current output Maximum current output Minimum current output Maximum current output Mapping Method Response time Minimum compliance Maximum compliance Power supply level, nominal Power supply level, min. Power supply level, max. Power supply type Max current at nominal power Calibration date Calibration initials Calibration period Measurement location ID Access Bits ID CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL ID ID ID ID ID ID ID ID ID CAL CAL CAL USR 8 6 32 32 1 32 32 6 1 9 9 9 9 9 1 6 16 15 12 11 Data Type (and Range) Integer (value = 31) Assign =1, Current Sensor Select Case Single Single Select Case Assign = 4.0 Assign = 20.0 Single Single Assign = 0, Linear ConRelRes (1E-6 to 7.9, 15%) Select Case ConRes (0.1 to 51.1, step 0.1) ConRes (0.1 to 51.1, step 0.1) ConRes (0.1 to 51.1, step 0.1) ConRes (0.1 to 51.1, step 0.1) ConRes (0.1 to 51.1, step 0.1) DC or Bipolar DC ConRelRes (1E-6 to 2, 13%) DATE CHR5 UNINT UNINT Units Various* Various* mA mA Amps Amps seconds Volts Volts Volts Volts Volts Amps days

Select Case Selects Type of Physical Measurand (Units) Cases 0 - 45

Select Case Selects Full-Scale Electrical Value Precision Case 0 Case 1

Select Case Selects Loop Powered Versus External Powered Case 0 (Loop)

* Units for %MinPhysVal and %MaxPhysVal are determined by value of Select Case Physical Measurand (Units) as summarized in Table 15.

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Template 32: Resistive Output Sensors Template

This template is a general-purpose template intended for any sensor whose electrical output is a variable resistance. If a resistive sensor is configured as a potentiometer, then template 39 may be more appropriate. The first 6-bit Select Case will indicate the physical measurand and the corresponding units (i.e. PSI, N, m/s2, mm, %, etc.). Table 7. Resistance Output Sensors Template (ID = 32) Summary
Select Property TEMPLATE %ElecSigType %MinPhysVal %MaxPhysVal %MinElecVal %MaxElecVal %MinElecVal %MaxElecVal %MinElecVal %MaxElecVal %MinElecVal %MaxElecVal %MapMeth %RespTime %ExciteAmplNom %ExciteAmplMax %CalDate %CalInitials %CalPeriod %MeasID Description Template ID Electrical signal type Minimum physical value Maximum physical value Minimum resistance Maximum resistance Minimum resistance Maximum resistance Minimum resistance Maximum resistance Minimum resistance Maximum resistance Mapping Method Response time Excitation current, nominal Excitation current, max. Calibration date Calibration initials Calibration period Measurement location ID Access Bits ID CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL ID ID ID ID CAL CAL CAL USR 8 6 32 32 2 7 7 10 10 16 16 32 32 2 6 8 8 16 15 12 11 Data Type (and Range) Integer (value = 32) Assign = 2, Resistance Sensor Select Case Single Single Select Case ConRes (0 to 1.3k, step 10) ConRes (0 to 1.3k, step 10) ConRes (0 to 1M, step 1k) ConRes (0 to 1M, step 1k) ConRes (0 to 65.4k, step 1) ConRes (0 to 65.4k, step 1) Single Single Linear , Inverse m/(x+b), or Inverse b+m/x ConRelRes (1E-6 to 7.9, 15%) ConRelRes (1E-6 to 0.12, 2%) ConRelRes (1E-6 to 0.12, 2%) DATE CHR5 UNINT UNINT Units Various* Various* Ohms Ohms Ohms Ohms Ohms Ohms Ohms Ohms seconds Amps Amps days

Select Case Selects Type of Physical Measurand (Units) Cases 0 - 45

Select Case Selects Full-Scale Electrical Value Precision Case 0 (7 bit) Case 1 (10 bit) Case 2 (16 bit) Case 3 (32 bit)

* Units for %MinPhysVal and %MaxPhysVal are determined by value of Select Case Physical Measurand (Units) as summarized in Table 15.

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Template 33: Bridge Sensors Template

The bridge sensors template is intended for any sensor whose electrical output interface is a resistive bridge with a linear output. For example, this may be a load cell, pressure sensor, or accelerometer. The first 6-bit Select Case will indicate the physical measurand and the corresponding units (i.e. PSI, N, m/s2, mm, %, etc.). Table 8. Bridge Sensors Template (ID = 33) Summary
Select Property TEMPLATE %ElecSigType %MinPhysVal %MaxPhysVal %MinElecVal %MaxElecVal %MinElecVal %MaxElecVal %MinElecVal %MaxElecVal %MapMeth %BridgeType %SensorImped %RespTime %ExciteAmplNom %ExciteAmplMin %ExciteAmplMax %CalDate %CalInitials %CalPeriod %MeasID Description Template ID Electrical signal type Minimum physical value Maximum physical value Minimum electrical output Maximum electrical output Minimum electrical output Maximum electrical output Minimum electrical output Maximum electrical output Mapping Method Bridge type Bridge element impedance Response time Excitation level, nominal Excitation level, min. Excitation level, max. Calibration date Calibration initials Calibration period Measurement location ID Access Bits ID CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL ID ID ID ID ID ID ID CAL CAL CAL USR 8 6 32 32 2 11 11 19 19 32 32 2 18 6 9 9 9 16 15 12 11 Data Type (and Range) Integer (value = 33) Assign = 3, Bridge Sensor Select Case Single Single Select Case ConRes (1E-3, step 1E-6) ConRes (1E-3, step 1E-6) ConRes (6.55E-3, step 25E-9) ConRes (6.55E-3, step 25E-9) Single Single Assign = 0, Linear Enumeration: Quarter | Half | Full ConRes (1 to 26.2k, step 0.1) ConRelRes (1E-6 to 7.9, 15%) ConRes (0.1 to 51.1, step 0.1) ConRes (0.1 to 51.1, step 0.1) ConRes (0.1 to 51.1, step 0.1) DATE CHR5 UNINT UNINT Units Various* Various* V/V V/V V/V V/V V/V V/V Ohms seconds Volts Volts Volts days

Select Case Selects Type of Physical Measurand (Units) Cases 0 - 45

Select Case Selects Full-Scale Electrical Value Precision Case 0 (11 bits) Case 1 (19 bits) Case 2 (32 bits)

* Units for %MinPhysVal and %MaxPhysVal are determined by value of Select Case Physical Measurand (Units) as summarized in Table 15.

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Template 34: AC LVDT/RVDT Template

The bridge sensors template is intended for AC-based linear variable differential transformer (LVDT) and rotary variable differential transform (RVDT) sensors. The first 3-bit Select Case will indicate the physical measurand and the corresponding units (i.e. m, mm, inches, radians, or degrees). Table 9. LVDT/RVDT Template (ID = 34) Summary
Select Property TEMPLATE %ElecSigType %MinPhysVal Cases 0-4 %MaxPhysVal Description Template ID Electrical signal type Negative full-scale position Positive full-scale position Access Bits ID CAL CAL 8 3 32 32 1 CAL CAL CAL CAL ID ID ID ID ID ID ID ID ID CAL CAL CAL USR 11 11 32 32 6 8 8 12 12 12 7 16 15 12 11 Data Type (and Range) Integer (value = 34) Assign = 4, LVDT Sensor Select Case Single Single Select Case ConRes (-1 to 1, step 0.001) ConRes (-1 to 1, step 0.001) Single Single Assign = 0, Linear ConRelRes (1E-6 to 7.9, 15%) ConRes (0.1 to 25.5, step 0,1) ConRes (0.1 to 25.5, step 0,1) Assign = 2, AC (rms)" ConRes (1 to 40,950, step 10) ConRes (1 to 40,950, step 10) ConRes (1 to 40,950, step 10) ConRelRes (1 to 32.7k, 4%) DATE CHR5 UNINT UNINT Units m, mm, in, rad, deg. m, mm, in, rad, deg. V/V V/V V/V V/V seconds Volts Volts Hz Hz Hz Ohms days

Select Case Selects Type of Physical Measurand

Select Case - Full-Scale Electrical Value Precision %MinElecVal Case 0 (11 bits) %MaxElecVal %MinElecVal Case 1 (32 bits) %MaxElecVal %MapMeth %RespTime %ExciteAmplNom %ExciteAmplMax %ExciteType %ExciteFreqNom %ExciteFreqMin %ExciteFreqMax %SensorImped %CalDate %CalInitials %CalPeriod %MeasID Electrical output at negative full-scale Electrical output at positive full-scale Electrical output at negative full-scale Electrical output at positive full-scale Mapping Method Response time Excitation amplitude, nominal Excitation amplitude, max. Excitation voltage type Excitation frequency, nominal Excitation frequency, min. Excitation frequency, max. Sensor input impedance Calibration date Calibration initials Calibration period Measurement location ID

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Template 35: Strain Gage Template

The strain gage template is intended for strain gages used in a bridge measurement configuration. While the scaling of readings from the bridge will be based on the gage factor, and may or may not be linear, the properties for minimum and maximum physical and electrical ranges are still included to define the operating range of the sensor. Strain gages are unique in that many of the measurement parameters are determined by how the gages is installed and mounted. Therefore, the template includes more properties that are determined by the measurement configuration and the property to which the gage is mounted. Examples of this are Poisson's coefficient, Young's modulus, and BridgeType. Table 10. Strain Gage Template (ID = 35) Summary
Property TEMPLATE %ElecSigType %MinPhysVal %MaxPhysVal %MinElecVal %MaxElecVal %MapMeth %GageType %GageFactor %GageTransSens %GageOffset %PoissonCoef %YoungsMod %GageArea %BridgeType %SensorImped %RespTime %ExciteAmplNom %ExciteAmplMax %CalDate %CalInitials %CalPeriod %MeasID Description Template ID Transducer electrical signal type Negative full-scale strain Positive full-scale strain Minimum electrical output Maximum electrical output Mapping method Gage Type Gage Factor Transverse Sensitivity Zero offset after installation Poisson coefficient after installation Youngs Modulus Area of each gage element Type of bridge Resistance of each bridge element Response time Excitation voltage, nom. Excitation voltage, max. Calibration date Calibration initials Calibration period Measurement location ID ID CAL CAL CAL CAL ID ID CAL CAL USR USR USR ID ID ID ID ID ID CAL CAL CAL USR Access Bits 8 14 14 14 14 5 13 9 20 14 14 7 2 13 6 8 8 16 15 12 11 Data Type (and Range) Integer (value = 35) Assign = 3, Bridge Sensor ConRes (-0.4 to 0.4, step 50E-6) ConRes (-0.4 to 0.4, step 50E-6) ConRes (-1 to 1, step 125E-6) ConRes (-1 to 1, step 125E-6) Assign = 6, Bridge Enumeration of gage configurations ConRelRes (1.5 to 1500, 0.0422%) ConRes(-5 to 5, step 0.02) ConRes (-50E-3 to 50E-3, step 100E-9) ConRes (0 to 1, step 1E-4) ConRes (0 to 1.6E+12, step 100E+6) ConRelRes(0.2 to 3250, 4%) Quarter, half, or full bridge ConRelRes (50 to 7.9k, 0.0328%) ConRelRes (1E-6 to 7.9, 15%) ConRes (0.1 to 25.5, step 0,1) ConRes (0.1 to 25.5, step 0,1) DATE CHR5 UNIINT UNINT Units strain strain V/V V/V % V/V Pa mm Ohms Seconds Volts Volts days

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Template 36: Thermocouple Template

The thermocouple template includes designation of the measurement range, electrical output range, and type of thermocouple. Detailed specification of non-standard thermocouple curves is not included in this template. Table 11. Thermocouple Template (ID = 36) Summary
Property TEMPLATE %ElecSigType %MinPhysVal %MaxPhysVal %MinElecVal %MaxElecVal %MapMeth %TCType %CJSource %SensorImped %RespTime %CalDate %CalInitials %CalPeriod %MeasID Description Template ID Transducer electrical signal type Minimum temperature Maximum temperature Minimum electrical output Maximum electrical output Mapping method Thermocouple type Cold junction compensation required Thermocouple resistance Sensor response time Calibration date Calibration initials Calibration period Measurement location ID ID CAL CAL CAL CAL ID ID ID ID ID CAL CAL CAL USR Access Bits 8 11 11 7 7 4 1 12 6 16 15 12 11 Data Type (and Range) Integer (value = 36) Assign = 0, Voltage Sensor ConRes (-273 to 1,770, step 1) ConRes (-273 to 1,770, step 1) ConRes (-25E-3 to 0.1 step 1E-3) ConRes (-25E-3 to 0.1 step 1E-3) Assign = 3, Thermocouple B, E, J, K, N, R, S, T, or non-std. CJC Required or Compensated ConRelRes (1 to 319k, 0.155%) ConRelRes (1E-6 to 7.9, 15%) DATE CHR5 UNINT UNINT Units C C V V Ohms seconds days

Template 38: Thermistor Template

The thermistor template specifies the operation of a thermistor using Steinhart-Hart thermistor equation. Table 12. Thermistor Template (ID = 38) Summary
Property TEMPLATE %ElecSigType %MinPhysVal %MaxPhysVal %MinElecVal %MaxElecVal %MapMeth %RTDCoef_R0 %SteinhartA %SteinhartB %SteinhartC %RespTime %ExciteAmplNom %ExciteAmplMax %SelfHeating %CalDate %CalInitials %CalPeriod %MeasID Description Template ID Transducer electrical signal type Minimum temperature Maximum temperature Minimum resistance output Maximum resistance output Mapping method Resistance of thermistor at 0C Steinhart-Hart Coefficient A Steinhart-Hart Coefficient B Steinhart-Hart Coefficient C Sensor response time Nominal current excitation Maximum current excitation Self heating constant Calibration date Calibration initials Calibration period Measurement location ID Access ID CAL CAL CAL CAL ID ID ID ID ID ID CAL ID ID CAL CAL CAL USR Bits 8 11 11 18 18 20 32 32 32 6 8 8 5 16 15 12 11 Data Type (and Range) Integer (value = 38) Assign = 2, Resistance Sensor ConRes (-200 to 1,846, step 1) ConRes (-200 to 1,846, step 1) ConRes (0 to 262k, step 1) ConRes (0 to 262k, step 1) Assign = 4, Thermistor ConRelRes (10 to 5.5E+6, 6.3ppm) Single Single Single ConRelRes (1E-6 to 7.9, 15%) ConRelRes (1E-6 to 120E-3, 2.3%) ConRelRes (1E-6 to 120E-3, 2.3%) ConRelRes (0.25E-3 to 16E-3, 7.4%) DATE CHR5 UNINT UNINT Units C C Ohms Ohms Ohms 1/C 1/C 1/C seconds Amps Amps W/C days

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Template 37: Resistance Temperature Detector (RTD) Template

The RTD template, through the "RTD Curve" select case, allows the specification of a standard DIN curve (cases 0 through 5) or custom curve (cases 6 and 7) using Callendar-Van Dusen coefficients. Table 13. RTD Template (ID = 37) Summary
Select Property/Command TEMPLATE %ElecSigType %MinPhysVal %MaxPhysVal %MinElecVal %MaxElecVal %MapMeth Description Template ID Electrical signal type Minimum temperature Maximum temperature Minimum electrical output Max. electrical output Mapping method Access Bits ID CAL CAL CAL CAL ID ID ID ID ID 8 11 11 11 13 2 20 3 13 10 7 32 32 32 6 8 8 16 15 12 11 Data Type (and Range) Integer (value = 37) Assign = 2, Resistance Sensor ConRes (-200 to 1,846, step 1) ConRes (-200 to 1,846, step 1) ConRes (0 to 2.05 k, step 1) ConRes (0 to 8.2 k, step 1) Assign = 5, RTD Select Case Assign = 100.0 Assign = 120.0 Assign = 1000.0 ConRelRes (1 to 12.5k, 4.5 ppm) Select Case Assign = 3.8100E-3 Assign = -6.0200E-7 Assign = -6.000E-12 Assign = 3.9083E-3 Assign = -5.7750E-7 Assign = -4.183E-12 Assign = 3.9692E-3 Assign = -5.8495E-7 Assigne = -4.229E-12 Assign = 3.9739E-3 Assign = -5.8700E-7 Assign = -4.39E-12 Assign = 3.9787E-3 Assign = -5.8685E-7 Assign = -4.160E-12 Assign = 3.9888E-3 Assign = -5.915E-7 Assign = -3.816E-12 ConRes(3.8E-3 to 4E-3, step 2.5E-8) ConRes(-6.1E-7 to 5.6E-7) ConRes (-6E-12 to 3E-12) Single Single Single ConRelRes (1E-6 to 7.9, 15%) ConRelRes (1E-6 to 120E-3, 2%) ConRelRes (1E-6 to 120E-3, 2%) DATE CHR5 UNINT UNINT Units C C Ohms Ohms Ohms Ohms Ohms Ohms 1/C 1/C 1/C3 1/C 1/C 1/C3 1/C 1/C 1/C3 1/C 1/C 1/C3 1/C 1/C 1/C3 1/C 1/C 1/C3 1/C 1/C 1/C3 1/C 1/C 1/C3 seconds Amps Amps days

Select Case Selects R0 Resistance (standard or specified) Case 0 %RTDCoef_R0 Resistance R0

(100 )

Case 1
(120 )

%RTDCoef_R0 %RTDCoef_R0 %RTDCoef_R0

Resistance R0 Resistance R0 Resistance R0

Case 2
(1 k)

Case 3

Select Case Selects RTD Curve (Callendar-Van Dusen Coefficients) %RTDCoef_A CVD Coefficient A ID Case 0 %RTDCoef_B CVD Coefficient B ID =.00375 %RTDCoef_C CVD Coefficient C ID %RTDCoef_A CVD Coefficient A ID Case 1 %RTDCoef_B CVD Coefficient B ID =.003851 %RTDCoef_C CVD Coefficient C ID %RTDCoef_A CVD Coefficient A ID Case 2 %RTDCoef_B CVD Coefficient B ID =.003911 %RTDCoef_C CVD Coefficient C ID %RTDCoef_A CVD Coefficient A ID Case 3 %RTDCoef_B CVD Coefficient B ID =.003916 %RTDCoef_C CVD Coefficient C ID %RTDCoef_A CVD Coefficient A ID Case 4 %RTDCoef_B CVD Coefficient B ID =.003920 %RTDCoef_C CVD Coefficient C ID %RTDCoef_A CVD Coefficient A ID Case 5 %RTDCoef_B CVD Coefficient B ID =.003928 %RTDCoef_C CVD Coefficient C ID %RTDCoef_A CVD Coefficient A ID Case 6 %RTDCoef_B CVD Coefficient B ID (custom) %RTDCoef_C CVD Coefficient C ID %RTDCoef_A CVD Coefficient A ID Case 7 %RTDCoef_B CVD Coefficient B ID (custom) %RTDCoef_C CVD Coefficient C ID %RespTime %ExciteAmplNom %ExciteAmplMax %CalDate %CalInitials %CalPeriod %MeasID Sensor response time Excitation current, nom. Excitation current, max. Calibration date Calibration initials Calibration period Measurement location ID ID CAL ID CAL CAL CAL USR

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Template 39: Potentiometric Voltage Divider Template

Tempate 39 is intended for sensors whose outputs are configured as a potentiometer, in a resistive voltage divider configuration. The first 6-bit Select Case will indicate the physical measurand and the corresponding units (i.e. PSI, N, m/s2, mm, %, etc.).

Table 14. Potentiometric Voltage Divider Template (ID = 39) Summary

Select Property/Command TEMPLATE %ElecSigType Description Template ID Electrical signal type Access Bits ID 8 6 CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL ID ID ID ID ID ID ID CAL CAL CAL USR 32 32 1 20 20 12 6 9 9 9 2 16 15 12 11 Data Type (and Range) Integer (value = 39) Assign = 5, Potentiometric Voltage Divider Sensor Select Case Single Single Select Case Assign = 0.0 Assign = 1.0 ConRes (0 to 1, step 1E-6) ConRes (0 to 1, step 1E-6) Assign = 0, Linear ConRelRes (1 to 1.1M, 0.17%) ConRelRes (1E-6 to 7.9, 15%) ConRes (0.1 to 51.1, step 0.1) ConRes (0.1 to 51.1, step 0.1) ConRes (0.1 to 51.1, step 0.1) DC, Bipolar DC, or AC DATE CHR5 UNINT UNINT Units Various* Various* V/V V/V V/V V/V Ohms seconds Volts Volts Volts days

Select Case Select Type of Physical Measurand (Units) Cases 0 45 %MinPhysVal %MaxPhysVal %MinElecVal %MaxElecVal %MinElecVal %MaxElecVal %MapMeth %SensorImped %RespTime %ExciteAmplNom %ExciteAmplMin %ExciteAmplMax %ExciteType %CalDate %CalInitials %CalPeriod %MeasID Minimum physical value Maximum physical value Minimum electrical output Maximum electrical output Minimum electrical output Maximum electrical output Mapping method Sensor input impedance Sensor response time Excitation level, nominal Excitation level, min. Excitation level, max. Power supply type Calibration date Calibration initials Calibration period Measurement location ID

Select Case Electrical Value Precision Case 0 (01.0) Case 1 (20 bit)

* Units for %MinPhysVal and %MaxPhysVal are determined by value of Select Case Physical Measurand (Units) as summarized in Table 15.

Table 15. Enumeration of Select Case Values for Physical Measurand (Units) Used in Templates 30, 31, 32, 33, and 39.
Case 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Physical Units K C strain microstrain N lb kgf m/s2 ga Nm/radian Nm oz-in Case 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Physical Units Pa psi Kg G m mm in m/s mph fps radians degrees Case 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 Physical Units radian/s rpm Hz g/l kg/m3 mole/m3 mole/l m3/m3 l/l kg/s m3/s m3/hr Case 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 Physical Units gpm cfm l/min RH % Volts Volts rms Amperes Amperes rms Watts

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Standard Templates Calibration Templates

The IEEE standard includes three standard templates designated as calibration templates that can be used in conjunction with one of the standard transducer templates in the previous section. The calibration table and calibration curve templates provide mechanisms for fully specifying the input-versus-output curves for the sensor. The Calibration Table Template (ID = 40) allows the inclusion of mulitple data pairs to specify the input-output function of the sensor. The Calibration Table Template uses the minimum and maximum physical and electrical values contained in the standard transducer template, and specifies an arbitrary number (value n in Table 16) of data pairs within these ranges. Table 16. Calibration Table Template (ID = 40) Summary
Property TEMPLATE %CalTable_Domain STRUCTARRAY CalTable %CalPoint_DomainValue (0) %CalPoint_RangeValue (0) %CalPoint_DomainValue (1) %CalPoint_RangeValue (1) Description Template ID Domain parameter Number of data pairs (n) Domain Cal Point 0 (% of full span) Range Cal Deviation 0 (% of full span) Domain Cal Point 1 (% of full span) Range Cal Deviation 1 (% of full span) Bits 8 1 7 16 21 16 21 Data Type (and Range) Integer (value = 40) Electrical or physical Size from 1 to 127 ConRes (0 to 100%, step 0.0015) ConRes (-100 to 100, step 1E-4) ConRes (0 to 100%, step 0.0015) ConRes (-100 to 100, step 1E-4)

...
%CalPoint_DomainValue (n) %CalPoint_RangeValue (n)

...
Domain Cal Point n (% of full span) Range Cal Deviation n (% of full span) 16 21

...
ConRes (0 to 100%, step 0.0015) ConRes (-100 to 100, step 1E-4)

The Calibration Curve Template (ID = 41) allows the specification of the input-output function of the sensor as a multi-segment multi-polynomial curve. The Calibration Curve Template uses the minimum and maximum physical and electrical values contained in the standard transducer template, and specifies an arbitrary number of polynomial curves within these ranges. Table 17. Calibration Curve Template (ID = 41) Summary
Property/Command TEMPLATE %CalCurve_Domain STRUCTARRAY CalCurve %CalCurve_PieceStart (0) STRUCTARRAY CalCurve_Poly (0) %CalCurve_Power (array) %CalCurve_Coef (array) STRUCTARRAY CalCurve_Poly (1) %CalCurve_Power (array) %CalCurve_Coef (array) Description Template ID Domain parameter Number of Cal Curve Segments Start of segment 0 (% of FS) Num. of polynomials for segment 0 Power of domain value Polynomial coefficients Num. of polynomials for segment 1 Power of domain value Polynomial coefficients Bits 8 1 8 13 7 7 per value 32 per value 7 7 per value 32 per value Data Type (and Range) Integer (value = 41) Electical or Physical Dimension size of 1 to 255 ConRes (0 to 100, step 0.01) Dimension size of 1 to 127 ConRes (-32 to 32, step 0.5) Single Dimension size of 1 to 127 ConRes (-32 to 32, step 0.5) Single

...
STRUCTARRAY CalCurve_Poly (n) %CalCurve_Power (array) %CalCurve_Coef (array)

...
Num. of polynomials for segment n Power of domain value Polynomial coefficients 7 7 per value 32 per value

...
Dimension size of 1 to 127 ConRes (-32 to 32, step 0.5) Single

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The Frequency Response Table Template (ID = 42) allows the specification of the frequency response function of the sensor as a set of amplitudge-frequency data pairs.

Table 18. Frequency Response Table Template (ID = 42) Summary

Property TEMPLATE STRUCTARRAY TF_Table %TF_Table_Freq (0) %TF_Table_Ampl (0) %TF_Table_Freq (1) %TF_Table_Ampl (1) Description Template ID Number of data pairs (n) Frequency point (0) Amplitude point (0) (% of full span) Frequency point (1) Amplitude point (1) (% of full span) Bits 8 7 15 21 15 21 Data Type (and Range) Integer (value = 42) Size from 1 to 127 ConRelRes (1 to 1.3E+6, 0.02%) ConRes (-100 to 100, step 0.0001) ConRelRes (1 to 1.3E+6, 0.02%) ConRes (-100 to 100, step 0.0001) Units Hz % Hz %

...
%TF_Table_Freq (n) %TF_Table_Ampl (n)

...
Frequency point (n) Amplitude point (n) (% of full span) 15 21

...
ConRelRes (1 to 1.3E+6, 0.02%) ConRes (-100 to 100, step 0.0001) Hz %

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Legacy Transducer Templates (v0.9)

Many transducers are in use with a preliminary version of the IEEE 1451.4 standard designated as v0.9. The TEDS in these sensors use a different format for the Basic TEDS as well as different templates. Although templates with ID values 0 through 24 have been in use, the following tables summarize the most poplular legacy templates, along with the Basic TEDS used in these sensors. Table 19. Basic TEDS content for v0.9 legacy sensors Manufacturer ID Model Number Version Letter Version Number Serial Number Bit Length 12 16 5 6 24 Allowable Range 17 4095 0-65535 A-Z (data type Chr5) 0-63 0-33554431

Table 20. Summary of Accelerometer (ID = 0) Legacy Template

Property Name
TEMPLATE %CalDate %Sens@Ref %Reffreq %TF_HP_S %Sign %Direction %MeasID

Description
Template ID Calibration Date Sensitivity @ ref condition Reference frequency High pass cut-off frequency (F hp) Polarity (sign) Sensitivity direction (x, y, z) Measurement location ID

Type
CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL USR

Bits
8 16 16 8 12 1 2 9

Data Type (and Range)

Integer (value = 0) DATE ConRelRes (100E-6 to 49, 0.01%) ConRelRes (10 to 19k, 1.5%) ConRelRes (0.01 to 36, 0.1%) Positive or negative x, y, or z UNINT

Units
V/(m/s2) Hz Hz

Table 21. Summary of Accelerometer (ID = 1) Legacy Template

Property Name
TEMPLATE %CalDate %Sens@Ref %Reffreq %TF_HP_S %Sign %TF_SP %TF_KPr %TF_KPq %TF_SL %PhaseCorrection %TempCoef %Direction %MeasID

Description
Template ID Calibration Date Sensitivity @ ref condition Reference frequency High pass cut-off frequency Polarity (sign) Low pass cut-off frequency Resonance frequency (f res) Quality factor at f res Amplitude slope (a) Phase Correction at Fref Temperature Coefficient (b) Sensitivity direction (x, y, z) Measurement location ID

Type
CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL USR

Bits
8 16 16 8 12 1 12 9 8 7 6 9 2 9

Data Type (and Range)

Integer (value = 1) DATE ConRelRes (100E-6 to 49, 0.01%) ConRelRes (8 to 13k, 1.5%) ConRelRes (0.01 to 2k, 0.15%) Enumeration: positive negative ConRelRes (20 to 4E+6, 0.15%) ConRelRes (100 to 2.5E6, 1%) ConRelRes (0.3 to 490, 3%) ConRelRes (0.85 to 1, 0.1%) ConRes (-3.2 to 3.1, step 0.1) ConRelRes (1e-6 to 25e-3, 1%) Enumeration: x y z UNINT

Units
V/(m/s2) Hz Hz Hz Hz %/decade %/C

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Table 22. Summary of Accelerometer (ID = 24) Legacy Template

Property Name
TEMPLATE %CalDate %Sens@Ref %Reffreq %Sign %TF_HP_S %TF_SP %TF_KPr %TF_KPq %TF_SL %TempCoef %RefTemp %Direction %MeasID

Description
Template ID Calibration Date Sensitivity @ ref condition Reference frequency Polarity (sign) High pass cut-off frequency Low pass cut-off frequency Resonance frequency (f res) Quality factor at f res Amplitude slope (a) Temperature Coefficient (b) Reference temperature (T ref) Sensitivity direction (x, y, z) Measurement location ID

Type
CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL USR

Bits
8 16 16 8 1 12 12 9 7 7 9 5 2 11

Data Type (and Range)

Integer (value = 24) DATE ConRelRes (5E-7 to 172, 0.015%) ConRelRes (8 to 13k, 1.5%) Enumeration: positive negative ConRelRes (0.01 to 2k, 0.15%) ConRelRes (20 to 4E+6, 0.15%) ConRelRes (100 to 2.5E6, 1%) ConRelRes (0.3 to 490, 3%) ConRes (-6.3 to 6.4, step 0.1) ConRes (-0.5 to 0.5, step 0.002) ConRes (15 to 30, step 0,5) Enumeration: x y z UNINT

Units
V/(m/s2) Hz Hz Hz Hz %/decade %/C C

Table 23. Summary of Microphone (ID = 12) Legacy Template

Property Name
TEMPLATE %CalDate %Sens@Ref %Prepolarized %MeasID

Description
Template ID Calibration Date Sensitivity @ 250 Hz Prepolarized 0/1 Measurement location ID

Type
CAL CAL CAL USR

Bits
8 16 16 1 9

Data Type (and Range)

Integer (value = 12) DATE ConRelRes (100E-6 to 49, 0.01%) UNINT UNINT

Units
V/Pa

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