Mesa 7I96 Proximity sensor PNP or NPN?
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18 Oct 2020 22:29 #186524
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Hello, I am lookingat purchasing a IFM Inductive Sensor at an auction. Can I use this 10...36 Volt DC PNP with the Mesa PWB.
Also is the 10 volt -36 volt to much as I hear people using 5 V induction sensors.
Also is the 10 volt -36 volt to much as I hear people using 5 V induction sensors.
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18 Oct 2020 22:41 #186528
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Replied by rodw on topic Mesa 7I96 Proximity sensor PNP or NPN?
yes, usually you wan to use 24 volts for field power and inputs.
The 7i96 can handle PNP or NPN sensors depending on if you connect +24v or -24v to the input common
7i76e et all prefer PNP anyway!
The 7i96 can handle PNP or NPN sensors depending on if you connect +24v or -24v to the input common
7i76e et all prefer PNP anyway!
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19 Oct 2020 23:14 #186632
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Replied by grijalvap on topic Mesa 7I96 Proximity sensor PNP or NPN?
It is a good Idea always using Normally closed and change the logic as required, this can help to deal with noise environments.
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