ELM274x - Technical data
Technical data | ELM2742 | ELM2744 |
---|---|---|
Technology | Multiplexer | |
Connection technology | MOSFET output | |
Number of outputs | 2 | 4 |
Connection type | 6-pin push-in cageclamp, service plug | |
Number of outputs | 2 x multiplexer 1 on 4 | 4 x multiplexer 1 on 4 |
Nominal voltage | 48 V AC/DC (max. switching voltage) | |
Load type | ohmic | |
Distributed clocks | yes | |
Minimal EtherCAT cycle time | 100 µs | |
Ohmic switching current | 1 A AC/DC per channel (in the operating temperature range, 2 A at 25 °C ambient temperature) | |
Inductive switching current | no data | |
Leakage current off state | typ. 10 nA (reference value, dependent by ambient temperature and operationg voltage) | |
Current consumption E-bus | typ. 50 mA | |
Electrical isolation channel/channel 1) | Functional insulation, 100 V AC/DC (type test) | |
Electrical isolation channel/E-Bus 1) | Functional insulation, 707 V DC (type test) | |
Electrical isolation channel/SGND 1) | Functional insulation, 100 V AC/DC (type test) | |
Current consumption power contacts | 20 mA typ. | 30 mA typ. |
Configuration | no address or configuration setting | |
On-resistance | 0.1 Ω typ. (increasing with ambient temperature) | |
Switching on speed 2) | 1 ms typ., max. 5 ms | |
Switching off speed 2) | 1 ms typ., max. 5 ms | |
Breakdown voltage | 80 V | |
Short-circuit current | not short-circuit proof, see Peak current | |
Peak current | 5 A (100 ms) | |
Special features | wear-free solid-state relay (semiconductor) | |
Weight | approx. 350 g | |
Permissible ambient temperature range during operation | -0…+55 °C | |
Permissible ambient temperature range during storage | -25…+85 °C | |
Approvals/markings (* | CE, UKCA, EAC |
*) Real applicable approvals/markings see type plate on the side (product marking).
1) see notes to potential groups within chapter "Mounting and Wiring" / "Power supply, potential groups"
2) it is not so much the Ton/Toff time of the switching element that is decisive with regard to the switching speed, but rather the time it takes for the device's internal firmware to control the switches.