APCI-1710-5V-IAPCI-1710 variant with 5 V inputs instead of 24 V
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The reprogrammable function modules remain the defining trait of the board: 32-bit counters, incremental encoder reading and other digital functions are configured in software on the same hardware.
In this version one group of inputs works at 5 V, while the TTL and RS422 lines towards the field side stay available. Galvanic separation is rated 1000 V and the creepage distance follows IEC 61010-1.
At a glance
- Channels: 4 channel
- Isolation voltage: 1000 V (optoisolatori)
- Board function: Analog and digital I/O
- Architecture standard: PCI
- Power input: DC V
Technical specifications
| Digital I/O | 16× I/O RS422/TTL + 12× DI 5 V + 4× DO 24 V high-side (500 mA); 28× TTL I/O |
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| Connectors | D-Sub(male · front) |
| Other I/O | PCI bus clock divided by 4 (only APCI-/CPCI-1710) or 10 MHz from the quartz oscillator on the board, can be selected through software |
| Channels | 4 channel |
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| Counter | 4 moduli funzione programmabili; contatori 32 bit; frequenza di conteggio fino a 5 MHz |
| Acquisition specifications | Resistenza RDS(on) delle uscite 0,4 Ω max(misc)Ingressi E, F, G a 5 V (al posto di 24 V)(logic levels)Uscite 24 V high-side (carico a massa), 500 mA/canale(output) |
| Isolation | Yes(opto) |
| Isolation voltage | 1000 V (optoisolatori) |
| Board function | Analog and digital I/O |
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| Architecture standard | PCI |
| Bus interface | PCI 32 bit, 5 V (spec. 2.1 PCISIG) |
| Power input | DC V |
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| Power consumption | 5.75(+5 V) |
| Dimensions | 179 × 99 mm |
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| Operating temperature | 0–60 °C |
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| Certifications | IEC 61010-1 |
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Data extracted from the manufacturers' technical sheets: the official product spec sheet remains the reference for final confirmation.
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