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Voltage-Current Input Group isolation for PLC applications based on Microchip Solution

Reference Design of a Voltage-Current Group Isolation Input for Programmable Logic Computer (PLC) applications, based on Microchip solutions, Isolation in the Process Control Analog Input Module is key to maintain signal and power circuits separated and controlled so the conduction paths let data and power flow to the right direction
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Hardware,Interconnect Passives & Electromechanical,Industrial,Analog,Programmable logic
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Voltage-Current Input Group isolation for PLC applications based on Microchip Solution
 
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