GE 1719-0023

Operating Parameters

Output Voltage Range: 0 to 10 V or ±10 V.

Output Current Capacity: 0 to 20 mA or 4 to 20 mA.

Analog Output Resolution: 12-16 Bits.

Accuracy: ±0.1% or ±0.2% of the full range.

Response Time: Less than 5ms.

Product Features

Analog Signal Output: The main role of the GE 1719-0023 is to take digital signals from a control system (such as a PLC or DCS) and convert them into analog signals. This facilitates interfacing with devices that use continuous signals, where electrical devices react to voltages or currents within a range, not just to set discrete values or edges.

Scaling and Calibration: The GE 1719-0023 can provide options for scaling and calibrating the output signal. The device can then be configured through its modules to assign different digital input values to corresponding analog output values of a user-defined range.

Diagnostics and Monitoring: It can be used with built-in diagnostics to monitor the health and status of the module. Such measurements may include error monitoring, overvoltage or overcurrent detection, and the delivery of diagnostic information to the control system. If any problems arise during operation, it helps to detect them quickly, reducing downtime or maintenance costs.

Redundancy and Fault Tolerance: The GE 1719-0023 may have redundancy and fault tolerance features in certain applications. This redundancy ensures that if one module fails, another module can take over without interrupting system operation. This can be achieved by using multiple modules for redundant configurations or by the module's internal fault detection and switching mechanisms.

Application Scope

Industrial Automation: The GE 1719-0023 can be used in manufacturing plants to manage different production equipment such as conveyor systems, robotic arms, and machine tools. Its precise analog signals allow you to directly control the speed, position, and force of these devices, allowing for optimal and precise manufacturing processes.

Process Control: The module can be used to control process variables (temperature, pressure, flow rate, and level of reactors) in chemical, pharmaceutical, and food and beverage activities. It can be connected to sensors and actuators to regulate the process to the desired conditions, thereby determining product quality and maintaining process safety.

Building Automation: In a building management system, this module can be used to control HVAC systems, lighting systems, and other equipment within a building. By monitoring occupancy and environmental conditions, it can optimize heating and cooling levels in different areas of the building, thereby improving energy efficiency and occupant comfort.

Power Generation and Distribution: Controls generator output, switches distribution equipment, voltage and frequency in power plants and substations. It can interact with power system protection relays and other control equipment to promote reliable operation of the power grid.