APCI-1710-5V-I-OAPCI-1710 variant with 5 V inputs and digital outputs
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The board keeps the reprogrammable function modules for 32-bit counters and encoder reading, adding the ability to drive field loads directly without intermediate interfaces.
The outputs are fed by an external source between 10 and 36 VDC and deliver up to 500 mA per channel, with thermal protection on the driver. Galvanic separation towards the field side is 1000 V.
At a glance
- Channels: 4 channel
- Acquisition specifications: 4 outputs 5 V TTL (H0–H3, instead of 24 V)
- Isolation voltage: 1000 V (optoisolatori)
- Board function: Analog and digital I/O
- Architecture standard: PCI
Technical specifications
| Digital I/O | 16× I/O RS422/TTL + 12× DI 5 V + 4× DO 5 V TTL; 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 programmable function modules; 32 bit counters; counting frequency up to 5 MHz |
| Acquisition specifications | 4 outputs 5 V TTL (H0–H3, instead of 24 V)E, F, G inputs at 5 V (instead of 24 V)(logic levels)RDS(on) resistance of the outputs 0.4 Ω max(misc) |
| 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) |
| Supply voltage | 5 V DC |
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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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