3 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
3.1 General technical data
Ambient temperature
Dimensions
Housing
Protection class
Order No.
3.2 Electrical data
Supply voltage
Voltage level
Ripple
Current comsumption
3.3 Inputs
Frequency input of the controller
High level impulse
Low level impulse
Input impedance
Max. input current
Min. pulse width
Rate of measurement
Resolution
Measurement range
Input 1
Figure 3.
Frequency input of
the controller
-25 °C ... +85 °C
68 x 76 x 35 mm
Open housing for mounting on mounting rails according
to DIN EN 50 022 / DIN EN 50 035 / DIN EN 50 045
IP 20
060 651
24 V DC ± 10 %
< 5 %
< 30 mA (without valve current)
< 300 mA (with valve current)
2.5 V ... 25 V
-1.0 V ... +1.0 V
Ω
> 10 k
5 mA
400 µs
1 measurement/sec
1 Hz
0 ... 51 l/min
VDD
to the
CPU
The volumetric flow of the
tanked petrol is measured by
the piston meter, is converted
into a frequency-proportional
pulsed signal by the petrol pump
computer and is sent to the
frequency input of the controller
(Figure 3).
In the controller, this pulsed sig-
nal will be processed to obtain
the actual value of the volumetric
flow of the petrol.
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