Best Practice for Labeling 6-36 VDC Power Supply Range on Automotive Instruments

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#1 21671760 21 Jun 2014 09:27

Jason Krause Jason Krause

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21671760 21 Jun 2014 09:27

Hello all,

We are in the final stages of product development for an instrument that we will sell to the automotive industry. The instrument is operational between 6-36 VDC.

Is it common practice to label instruments with some "slop" on the lower end or should the label read 6-36 VDC?

Thanks,
Jason
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#2 21671761 24 Jun 2014 01:09

Neil Mula Neil Mula

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21671761 24 Jun 2014 01:09

Hi Jason,

I'm not sure what do you mean with slop.

If you're talking about the operational voltage, that's common to instruments. We can consider the relative error as long as it will not affect the operation.

If you're talking about the slop on labels literally, it is just okay but it is not good. If you aim for more good feedback, then fix it.

Good Luck.

Best,

Neil
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