DFB Explained

The DFB Feature – Explained

We’ve been getting a lot of questions lately about the 2000 DFB:

• What does “DFB” stand for?
• What exactly does the DFB feature do?
• How many probes can the DFB device read at once?
• Does the GEO Calibration Software integrate with the DFB device?

Below, we have answered them.

What does DFB stand for?

“DFB” stands for “Device Feedback”

What exactly does the DFB feature do?

The DFB feature allows you to read the data from analog probes under test (PUT) from the controller panel. More importantly, it also allows you to view, record and print the data from your PUT against the data from the reference probe. This allows you to automate many routine calibration tasks.

How many probes can the DFB device read at once?

A single DFB device can read the data output from a single Relative Humidity probe.

Does the GEO Calibration Software integrate with the DFB device?

Yes, When you combine the Experiments panel functionality with the DFB data logging functionality, you can automate many routine, time-intensive tasks.