Q Series 64 Point Output Module QY42P Mitsubishi Model Transistor Drain Type

Q Series 64 Point Output Module QY42P Mitsubishi Model Transistor Drain Type

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Specification

type:

transistor drain

output mode:

output module

Specification of Mitsubishi q series output module qy42p:
[output type] transistor drain output module
[output points] 64 points
[isolation method] Optocoupler
[rated load voltage] 12-24vdc (+ 20 / - 15%)
[maximum load current] 0.1a/point, 1.6a/common terminal
[maximum starting current] 0.7A, 10ms or less
[leakage current at off] 0.1mA or less
[maximum voltage drop at on] 0.1vdc (standard) 0.1A, 0.2vdc (maximum) 0.1A
[on - > off response time] 1ms or less
[off - > on response time] 1ms or less (rated load, resistive load)
Zener diode
[fuse] none
[external power supply voltage] 12-24vdc (+ 20 / - 15%) (ripple coefficient
within 5%)
[external power supply current] 20mA (at 24VDC) / common terminal
[dielectric withstand voltage] 560vacms / 3 cycles (altitude 2000m (6557.38
feet))
[insulation resistance] 10m Ω or higher measured by insulation resistance
tester

[immunity] through 1500vp-p noise voltage, 1 μ Voice simulator with s voice
width and 25 to 60Hz voice frequency
First instantaneous voice iec61000-4-4: 1kV
[protection grade] IP2X
[common terminal arrangement] 32 points / common end (common end: 1a01, 1a01,
2a01, 2A02)
[I / O points] 64 (set the I / O allocation according to the 64 point output
module.)
[overheat / short-circuit protection function is activated in [with] increment
[running indicator] on indication (LED)
[external connection] 40 pin connector * 2 rows
[applicable wire diameter] cable core: 0.3mm2 (for a6con1)
[external wiring connector] a6con1, a6con2, a6con3 (optional)
[connector / terminal converter] a6tbxy36, a6tbxy54
[5VDC internal current consumption] 105ma (standard: all points on)
[overall dimension h * w * D] 98 * 27.4 * 90mm
[weight] 0.17kg

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Q: I want to connect my dvd player to this TV. The problem is that the TV only has the kind of screw in cable connection that comes from the wall. Now I have knowledge that the screw in cables are called coaxial cables.Does the black RCA port on the back of my dvd player marked coaxial have anything to do w/ the standard screw in RF coaxial? can i splice two ends together?: Bumfighter is absolutely correct. It looks about right, but it's for sound only (and digital sound at that) so you'll get nowhere hooking it up. Try a converter as advised and you should be fine. Good luck

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