A-B 1756－IF16 Analog input module

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A-B 1756－IF16The 1756-IF16 module is an analog input module in the ControlLogix series of PLCS manufactured by Rockwell Automation under the Allen-Bradley brand. It is mainly used to collect analog signals from industrial sites, such as temperature, pressure, flow, etc., and convert them into digital signals that can be recognized by PLC for subsequent control and processing.

Product parameters and specifications
Input channels: 16
Input type: single-ended or differential
Input range: ±10.25V, 0-10.25V, 0-5.125V, 0-20.5mA, etc

Resolution: 320 µV/count, 160 µV/count, 80 µV/count, 0.32 µA/count, etc
Sample rate: programmable
Isolation: The channels are isolated
Power supply: 24VDC
Product characteristics
High accuracy: Provides high precision data acquisition to meet the needs of various industrial applications.
Flexibility: Multiple input ranges and resolutions are supported for flexible configuration.
Reliability: Industrial design with high reliability.
Easy to use: Seamless integration with ControlLogix PLC and simple configuration.
Product application
Process control: acquisition of process variables to achieve closed-loop control.
Data acquisition: collection of production data and data analysis.
Device monitoring: Monitors the running status of devices and discovers faults in time