APCI-2032PCI board with 32 opto-isolated 24 V digital outputs
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Each channel delivers up to 500 mA and the two output groups reach 6 A in total, enough to drive solenoid valves and contactors without intermediate power interfaces.
The outputs are protected against overvoltage and over-temperature, shutting down at 170 °C, and a programmable watchdog returns the channels to the rest state when refresh stops. EMC is verified to the EN 61326 series for industrial environments.
At a glance
- Watchdog: Yes
- Channels: 32 channel
- Acquisition specifications: High-side outputs (load to ground, IEC 1131-2)
- Board function: Analog and digital I/O
- Architecture standard: PCI
Technical specifications
| Watchdog | Yes |
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| Digital I/O | 32× isolated DO (high-side, 10–36 V, 500 mA/channel) |
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| Connectors | D-Sub(male · front) |
| Channels | 32 channel |
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| Acquisition specifications | High-side outputs (load to ground, IEC 1131-2)Current per output: 500 mA max (6 A typical for 32 outputs; short circuit 1.5 A, shutdown at 24 V)(range)RDS ON 0.4 Ω max; turn-on 94 µs, turn-off 8 µs (Iout 0.5 A, resistive load)(misc) |
| Isolation | Yes |
| Isolation voltage | 1000 V (optoisolatori, PC→periferia)(ch sys) |
| I/O protection | OvertemperatureOvervoltage |
| 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 | 10–36 V |
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| Power consumption | 1.15 W(+5 V) |
| Dimensions | 131 × 99 mm |
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| Weight | 0.16 kg |
| Operating temperature | 0–60 °C |
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| Storage temperature | -25–70 °C |
| Operating systems | LinuxWindows |
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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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