A-B 1746-NO4V Programming logic controller

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A-B 1746-NO4VThe Allen-Bradley 1746-NO4V module is a dedicated module designed by Rockwell Automation for the SLC 500 series Programmable Logic controllers (PLCS). It is mainly used to convert the digital signal in the PLC into an analog voltage signal, so as to control the external analog equipment, such as servo drivers, proportional valves, etc.
Product parameters and specifications
Model: 1746-NO4V
Type: Analog voltage output module
Series: SLC 500
Number of output channels: 4

Output type: Analog voltage output
Output range: ±10V DC (configurable)
Resolution: 14 bits

Power Supply: 5V DC and 24V DC (from PLC backplane)
Operating temperature: 0℃ to 55℃
Certification: UL, CE, etc
Main feature
Multi-channel output: four analog voltage outputs are supported at the same time, which improves the scalability of the system.
High precision: 14-bit resolution ensures the accuracy of the output signal.
Adjustable output range: The output range can be configured to meet different application requirements.
High reliability: Industrial grade design, with high reliability.
Application field
Process control: Used to control analog equipment to achieve accurate control of process variables.
Motion control: Used to control the servo drive to achieve accurate motion control.