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Technical informationand customer serviceTechnical glossaryControl systemsPUR cableOil-resistant cable. Not resistant to hydrolysis, therefore not suited for permanentcontact with water. In order to avoid breakage the cables should notbe moved if the temperature falls below -5°C.PUR cableOil-resistant cable. Not resistant to hydrolysis, therefore not suited for permanentcontact with water. In order to avoid breakage the cables should notbe bent if the temperature falls below -5 °C (-> plastics).PUR/PVC cable (PPU cable)PVC cable with additional PUR sheathing. Oil-resistant cable. Not resistant tohydrolysis, therefore not suited for permanent contact with water. In orderto avoid breakage the cables should not be bent if the temperature fallsbelow -5 °C (-> plastics).PVC cableTried and tested standard cable. In order to avoid breakage the cables mustnot be moved if the temperature falls below -5 °C. PVC cables are not intendedfor continuous operation in oily environments. They are neither resistantto ozone nor to ultra-violet light.PWM outputPWM stands for pulse-width modulation. It is mainly used to trigger proportionalvalves (PWM valves) for mobile and robust controller applications.Also, with an additional component (accessory) for a PWM output the pulsewidthmodulated output signal can be converted into an analogue outputvoltage (-> analogue output). The PWM output signal is a pulsed signalbetween GND and supply voltage. Within a defined period (PWM frequency)the mark to space ratio varies. The connected load determines thecorresponding current depending on the mark to space ratio.Residual rippleThe standing ripple component of the DC output voltage. It is either statedas root-mean-square value (rms) or as peak-to-peak value (pp).SELVSELV (Safe Extra Low Voltage) describes an electrical system in which the voltagedoes not exceed the value of 60 V DC. It includes a protective measureagainst direct and indirect contact with dangerous voltage, the so-called“safe isolation” from the supply system. In contrast to a PELV system a SELVsystem must not be grounded.Short-circuit protectionThe power outputs of the controller components are protected against shortcircuit and overload. For components with diagnostic capabilities the fault isalso indicated in the software and hardware.Storage temperatureTemperature range in which the device can be stored without being damaged.The safe operation is only ensured when the operating temperature hasbeen reached.TPR cableCable for operating temperatures from -40 °C...150 °C. Good resistance tooils, fuels, acids and alkalies.Visit our website: www.ifm.com200
Technical glossaryAbbreviations used in thewiring diagramsA = AnalogueBH = Binary high-sideBL = Binary low-sideCAN H = CAN interfaceCAN L = CAN interfaceCYL = Input for time period measurementENC = Input for encoder signalsFRQ = Input for frequency measurementH = H bridgesIH = Pulse high-sideIL = Pulse low-sideL = LoadPH = PWM high-sidePL = PWM low-sidePWM = Output for pulse-width-modulated signalsR = Readback channelRxD = Serial interface (data received)S = SensorTxD = Serial interface (data transmitted)%IWx = IEC address for analogue input%IX0.xx = IEC address for binary input%QX0.xx = IEC address for binary outputGeneralinformationList of articlesMobilecontrollersI/O modulesDialoguemodulesDiagnosisand serviceSensorsfor mobileapplicationsTechnicalinformationand customerserviceAccessoriesConnectiontechnologySignalconvertersVisit our website: www.ifm.com201
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