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Legacy product : we no longer sell this product. The recommended replacement product card is the OP5360. Contact your local representative for details. |
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Description
The OP5354 features 32 output channels capable of producing signals with voltage levels between 5 and 30V.
Main Features
32 galvanically isolated output channels grouped into two banks of 16 channels each
5V to 30V output voltage
Output voltage level configuration via an external reference input pin
Output current up to ±50mA
Short-circuit protection by an auto-resettable fuse.
Channel description
The output stage of each channel is a push-pull type circuit. Each galvanically isolated output has a push-pull transistor. It can sink up to 50 mA continuous, and up to +30V. It is current-protected by resettable 150 mA fuse (PTC). The galvanic isolation circuitry is powered by an internal isolated DC supply.
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Two additional pins are made available at each DB37F connector to allow the user to supply the voltage reference: Vuser, the voltage reference level, and Vrtn, which is normally the Vuser GND.
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When the FPGA is not driving the signal, for example during power-up of the system, the output transistors are open and the outputs are set to the Vuser value. |
For more information about the use of Vuser and Vrtn pleaser refer to this article in the OPAL-RT knowledge base : How to power the different DB37 boards for digital outputs.
Typical Use Cases
In addition to the standard push-pull configuration, the module can operate in sink mode as shown below
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For compatibility of this card, please consult the Software compatibility and /wiki/spaces/HDGD/pages/4655697Hardware compatibility tables. |