Programmable Logic Controllers
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Author: Frank D. Petruzella
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Chapter 2, Problem 37RQ
Write a short explanation for each of the following analog I/O module specifications:
- a. Channels per module
- b. Input current/voltage range(s)
- c. Output current/voltage range(s)
- d. Input protection
- e. Resolution
- f. Input impedance and capacitance
- g. Common-mode rejection
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