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Octal digital input device helps cut systems costs

8th November 2018
Mick Elliott
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Designed to reduce power, system cost, and size for programmable logic controller (PLC) digital-input subsystems, the MAX22190 octal industrial digital input device from Maxim Integrated is a highly integrated IEC61131-2-compliant digital input device for industrial, process, and building automation applications. It is in stock at Mouser Electronics.

The device translates eight 24V, current-sinking industrial inputs to a serialised SPI-compatible output that interfaces with 3V to 5.5V logic. The fault-tolerant, 5mm × 5mm device incorporates a current-setting resistor, allowing engineers to configure the MAX22190 for IEC61131-2 Type 1, 2, or 3 inputs.

For robust operation in industrial environments, each input includes a programmable glitch filter with an independent delay on each channel that engineers can program to one of eight values between 50μs and 20ms or filter bypass.

The device also offers input protection to ±40V, wire break detection, overtemperature detection, and CRC communication error.

Built-in surge protection of more than 1kV contributes to increased system robustness and eliminates up to eight external TVS diodes, helping to reduce solution footprint to empower adaptive manufacturing.

The MAX22190 device is supported by the MAX22190 evaluation system, which includes a Digilent Pmod-compatible connector for SPI communication and a USBPMB2# adapter board for communicating with a PC.

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