INPUT AND OUTPUT MODULES
- WHAT IS AN I/O CARD?
- WHAT DOES IT DO?
- WHAT ARE THE AREAS OF USE?
- WHAT ARE THE TECHNICAL FEATURES?
WHAT IS I/O CARD?
I/O Card : The word I/O card, which is frequently mentioned in the industry, is formed from the initials of the words Input and Output. It means input and output card and we come across many designs.
- In the industry, machines are defined as input when they are operated by stimulating them with a button, any system, etc.
- As a result of the stimulation of the inputs, the equipment that will give output such as a warning lamp, siren or motor is called output.
WHAT DOES IT DO?
If we come to what it does in the industry;
- It can process different signals such as 4-20 ma, 0-10 Volt, 0-5 Volt to analog inputs.
- Processes digital signals.
- Evaluates sensor data.
- Stimulates motor systems to operate.
- Activates and deactivates warning and lamp warning systems.
- It allows use in many areas such as the operation of hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
WHAT ARE THE AREAS OF USE?
- In machines in industry,
- In the traffic light signaling system,
- In elevators
- In robotic control systems,
- In short, it is possible to come across such I/O cards in almost every field of your day.
WHAT ARE THE TECHNICAL FEATURES?
It varies according to its types and intended use;
- Reading 4-20 mA, 0-10V and 0-5V input values,
- 5VDC- 48VDC Signal input,
- Reading 12, 16 and 24 bit analog values,
- Cycle Time (Cycle time calculation) comparing the time between two signals,
- High current output,
- Interference suppression,
- Input signal filtering features,
- High speed counting,