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GE IC693MDL740

GE IC693MDL740 is a digital input/output (I/O) module belonging to the 90-30 series of programmable logic controllers (PLCs) manufactured by GE Fanuc. This module is designed with specific technical specifications, functional characteristics, and diverse application scenarios.

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Technical Specifications

  • Type: Digital Output Module
  • Series: 90-30 Series
  • Voltage Range: 12 to 24 Volts DC (20%, –15% tolerance)
  • Output Type: Positive Logic Source Output
  • Number of Outputs: 16 outputs, divided into two groups of 8 outputs each
  • Output Current:
    • Per Channel: 0.5 Amperes
    • Per Common Point: 2 Amperes
  • Output Characteristics:
    • Surge Current: 4.78 Amperes for 10 ms
    • Maximum Output Voltage Drop: 1 VDC
    • Non-steady State Leakage Current: 1 mA
    • ON Response Time: 2 ms
    • OFF Response Time: Maximum 2 ms
  • Power Consumption: 110 mA (when all outputs are ON), sourced from the 5V bus on the backplane
  • LED Indicators: Front panel LEDs indicating the status of each channel and the module’s operational status

Functional Characteristics

  • Positive Logic: The module provides current to connected loads from the module’s common or positive power bus.
  • Versatile Outputs: Each output channel can supply power to common electrical loads such as contactors, relays, indicator lights, buzzers, horns, and other 24VDC-powered devices.
  • External Fuse: Although the module does not have internal fuses, external fuses can be installed for additional protection.
  • Installation Flexibility: The module can be installed in any available slot on a 5-slot or 10-slot 90-30 series baseplate, provided the controller has sufficient memory to accommodate the 16-point output module.

Application Scenarios

The GE IC693MDL740 module finds widespread use in various industrial automation applications due to its robust features and versatility. Some of its common application scenarios include:

  • Machine Control: For controlling machines in manufacturing environments, where precise and reliable output signals are crucial for smooth operation.
  • Process Automation: In process industries like oil and gas, chemicals, and water treatment, where automated control systems are essential for efficient and safe operations.
  • Material Handling: Automating conveyor belts, sorters, and packaging machines in warehouses and distribution centers.
  • Infrastructure Control: Managing infrastructure facilities like power plants, water pumping stations, and waste management systems.
  • Textile and Printing: Automating textile weaving machines, printing presses, and related equipment.

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