IS230TNAIH1C - Analog I/O DIN-Rail Module

SPECIFICATIONS

Part Number: IS230TNAIH1C
Manufacturer: General Electric
Series: Mark VIe
Technology: DinRail-mount
Function: Analog I/O DIN-Rail Module
Availability: In Stock
Country of Manufacture: United States (USA)

Functional Description

IS230TNAIH1C is an Analog I/O DIN-Rail Module manufactured and designed by General Electric. It is a part of the Mark VIe Control System. The board includes advanced noise suppression circuitry to protect its inputs and outputs. The circuitry safeguards the module from electrical surges, which can be caused by phenomena such as lightning strikes or abrupt changes in the power supply. By absorbing and mitigating these surges, the module prevents potential damage and ensures stable operation. The module is designed to filter out high-frequency noise that can interfere with signal accuracy. This helps maintain the integrity of the signals being processed, preventing distortion or errors caused by electrical interference.

Connectivity Options

• The module incorporates advanced noise suppression circuitry to protect its inputs and outputs from external electrical disturbances. It mitigates the effects of transient voltages caused by lightning strikes, power supply fluctuations, and electromagnetic interference (EMI) from industrial equipment. The surge protection circuitry absorbs these voltage spikes, preventing potential damage to internal components.
• Additionally, the module features high-frequency noise filtering, which eliminates unwanted electrical interference that could affect signal accuracy. This ensures that the processed data remains precise and free from distortions, improving the reliability of control and monitoring functions.
• Supports multiple connectivity configurations based on system requirements. In Simplex mode, a single connector (JR1) is used, making it suitable for applications where redundancy is not required. For Triple Modular Redundancy (TMR) mode, all three connectors are utilized, providing a fault-tolerant setup that ensures continuous operation even in the event of a module failure.
• The module is designed for seamless integration into the Mark VIe Control System, supporting both standard and redundant configurations. Its ability to operate in different modes makes it adaptable to various industrial automation applications that require high availability and reliability.

Connections and Signal Handling

• Cable and Direct Connections: It can interface with other system components either through cables or directly to the electronics. This flexibility facilitates integration into various system architectures.
• TMR Input Signals: In a TMR configuration, input signals are distributed to the three connectors designated for R, S, and T controls. This fanning of signals enhances system reliability by providing multiple redundant pathways for signal transmission.
• TMR Output Operation: For output connections, the module combines the currents from the three connected output drivers. It then presents this total current signal to the electronics, which regulates it to match the commanded setpoint. This method ensures consistent and reliable output signals, even if one output driver fails.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is IS230TNAIH1C?
It is an Analog I/O DIN-Rail Module manufactured and designed by General Electric

Can the board connect through cables or directly to the electronics?
Yes, the module can interface with other system components either through cables or directly to the electronics. This flexibility allows for integration into various system architectures and configurations.

How does the TMR configuration work for input signals?
In a TMR configuration, input signals are distributed (fanned) across the three connectors designated for R, S, and T controls. This ensures redundancy and reliability by providing multiple paths for signal transmission.

How are output signals managed in a TMR configuration?
For TMR output connections, the module combines the currents from the three connected output drivers. The electronics regulate this total current to match the commanded setpoint, ensuring consistent and reliable output signals.