Analog Devices DB-16 Application Note
Analog Devices DB-16 Application Note

Analog Devices DB-16 Application Note

Digital input/output subsystems

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INTRODUCTION

The DB-16 and DB-24 are 16- and 24-channel digital I/O
subsystems providing a reliable, solid state, optically
isolated interface between data acquisition boards, such
as the Analog Devices' RTI-800 series, or distributed I/O
signal conditioning subsystems such as the Analog
Devices' Model 6B50, and discrete high level I/O.
The DB-16 is a manifold card that accepts up to 16
single-channel digital input and output modules. These
solid state relay modules can be mixed and matched to
provide an interface to ac inputs, ac outputs, dc inputs
and dc outputs. Each I/O module is individually con-
trolled or sensed by the digital I/O of the data acquisition
board or the 6B50 subsystem.
The DB-24 is a manifold card that can accept up to six
4-channel (quad) digital input and output modules.
These modules can be mixed and matched as well. Each
module handles four channels of identical levels, and
the state of each input or output can be observed via the
four LEDs on each module.
The DB-16 and DB-24 share the same pinout and 50-pin
card edge connector and can be used interchangeably.
However, only the 16 channels are addressable on the
DB-16. An external +5 V dc power supply at 300 mA
maximum is required for operation.
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SIGNAL CARD EDGE
CONNECTOR
Digital Input/Output Subsystems
BARRIER STRIP FOR
LOGIC SUPPLY INPUT
49
KEY
SLOT
0
1
2
1
Figure 1. DB-16 Digital I/O Backplane

DB-16 Digital I/O Subsystem

Use the DB-16 Digital I/O Backplane, shown in Figure 1,
and its associated ac and dc single-channel I/O modules
to measure and/or control high level ac and dc signals or
if isolation of the digital I/O is required.
The DB-16 supports the installation of up to 16 single-
channel, solid-state relay modules, which provide
2500 V peak of optical isolation. You should install the
modules in their appropriate positions in the backplane
and secure them with one screw each.
All output modules can switch up to three amps. AC out-
put modules provide zero voltage turn-on and have an
RC (resistor-capacitor) snubber network for increased
capability with inductive loads. AC and dc input mod-
ules are designed with filtering on the input and hyster-
esis for high noise rejection and transient-free "clean"
switching. They are designed so that high voltage tran-
sients on the input do not cause damage to the module.
Each module operates by negative true logic, in which a
low digital voltage turns on current to the module. Indi-
vidual LED status indicators monitor module activity
and light when the current is ACTIVE.
Each I/O module position on the DB-16 backplane has
a 5 amp, 250 V rms pico-fuse (Littelfuse
251 005) protecting the module and wiring from short
circuits.
POWER BARRIER
STRIP
3
4
5
6
8
7
APPLICATION NOTE
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
PULL-UP RESISTOR
3.3k
AN-535
®
Part Number
POWER LINE
FUSE, 5 AMP

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Summary of Contents for Analog Devices DB-16

  • Page 1 Devices’ Model 6B50, and discrete high level I/O. The DB-16 supports the installation of up to 16 single- The DB-16 is a manifold card that accepts up to 16 channel, solid-state relay modules, which provide single-channel digital input and output modules. These 2500 V peak of optical isolation.
  • Page 2 RELAY COIL AMPERAGE SHOULD NOT EXCEED OUTPUT MODULE RATING. MODULES ARE COLOR CODED: AC INPUT – YELLOW AC OUTPUT – BLACK DC INPUT – WHITE DC OUTPUT – RED Figure 2. Typical High-Level Digital I/O Wiring Examples Using the DB-16 Backplane –2–...
  • Page 3 AN-535 1 C 3 5 C 7 9 C 11 13 C 15 17 C 19 21 C 23 2 C 4 6 C 8 10 C 12 14 C 16 18 C 20 22 C 24 BARRIER STRIP FUSE FUSE 0–3 4–7...
  • Page 4 AN-535 Powering the DB-24 Backplane To configure the DB-24 backplane for external power, You can power the DB-24 Digital I/O Backplane internally ensure that the socketed 1 amp fuse is installed to the for some boards, or you can use an external +5 V power left of the +5 V dc and GND screw terminals.
  • Page 5 AN-535 Attaching Digital I/O Applications to the DB-24 I/O 1 C 3 CHANNEL COMMON 2 C 4 Backplane Use the DB-24 Digital I/O Backplane for high level ac or dc signals. Connect applications to the backplane through the barrier strip. The barrier strip contains stan- dard slot-head screw terminals, six screws for each 4-channel (quad) I/O module.
  • Page 6 PINS +LOGIC 1 SIGNAL INPUT/OUTPUT PULL-UP RESISTOR 3.3k (24) +LOGIC INDICATOR (24) Figure 8. Schematic Diagram Model DB-16 LOWER POWER BARRIER STRIP UPPER POWER BARRIER STRIP 5 AMP FUSES (12) 1 AMP FUSE + – PINS 2-50 TIED TO COM SIGNAL INPUT/OUTPUT EDGE CONNECTOR Figure 9.
  • Page 7 AN-535 SINGLE-CHANNEL SOLID STATE RELAYS MOUNTING MOUNTING BACKPLANE BACKPLANE PLUG-IN MODULE PLUG-IN MODULE AC INPUT AC OUTPUT AC HI AC HI LOAD INPUT OUTPUT SCREW SCREW TERMINALS TERMINALS ZERO FUSE FUSE VOLTAGE AC LO AC LO CIRCUIT INPUT OUTPUT 3.3k 3.3k DOUT EDGE...
  • Page 8 AN-535 SCHEMATIC DRAWINGS +VCC COMMON SNUB SNUB LOGIC +VCC COMMON SNUB SNUB +VCC COMMON Figure 12. AC Output Module, OA240QA +VCC 4 (–) COMMON (+) 3 (–) LOGIC +VCC COMMON Figure 11. Input Modules, ID16FQ, ID32Q, IA120QA, IA24QA +VCC COMMON (+) 2 (–) 1 (–) Figure 13.

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