B.1.3 isolator blocks, B.1.3 b.1.3 isolator blocks isolator blocks – Intelligent Motion Systems UDAS-1001E User Manual

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B.1.3

B.1.3 Isolator Blocks

Isolator Blocks

PCI-1100 Series Digital Opto-Isolator Blocks

PCI-1100 Series Digital Opto-Isolator Blocks

The PCI-1100 Series are digital, optically isolated, signal conditioning blocks. A separate opto-

block is used for each channel, allowing complete I/O flexibility.

The twelve different opto-blocks are divided into two groups: standard and slim-line.

Both standard and slim-line models can be used on EDAS-1011T-1 Panels.

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Only standard models (PCI-1101 through PCI-1106) can be used with the PCI-20018T-1 and

PCI-20048T-1 termination panels.

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Only slimline models, PCI-1107 through PCI-1112, can be used with 3U sized termination

panels (PCI-20324T-1 and PCI-20326T-1).

Summary of Features
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All input models accept both AC and DC voltages.

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Each provides a TTL output to drive a standard digital input.

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Different models are provided for AC and DC outputs.

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Units convert TTL outputs from the data acquisition system to switch higher voltage and

current loads.

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DC output devices present an open collector NPN transistor to the load.

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AC output units contain zero crossing circuitry and switch their loads with triacs.

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All models provide 4000 V isolation input to output.

Various combinations of the available opto-blocks can be intermixed on one termination panel.

Each contiguous group of eight channels must contain only input or output opto-blocks since the

digital channels on the Digital I/O UDAS are programmable as inputs or outputs in byte-size (8

bits) units.

PCI-1100 Models
Standard/Slimline

Description

PCI-1101/1107

AC/DC input (15-32V), TTL out

PCI-1102/1108

AC/DC input (90-140V), TTL out

PCI-1103/1109

DC output (5 - 60V at 3A), TTL in

PCI-1104/1110

AC output (12-140V at 3A), TTL in

PCI-1105/1111

AC/DC input (180-280V), TTL out

PCI-1106/1112

AC output (24-280V), TTL in

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