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INDUSTRY 4.0



                                                               Conclusion
                                                               The digitisation of factories brings increased production
                                                               output, factory utilisation and labour productivity. However,
                                                               the transition to the digital factory is a challenge because
                                                               legacy systems lack 10BASE-T1L supported sensors and
                                                               actuators. The AD74413R software configurable I/O coupled
                                                               with the ADP1032 bridges the gap for ethernet-enabled
                                                               field instruments. The four channels of the AD74413R are
                                                               flexible and can each be programmed into eight different I/O
                                                               configurations. Its fault detection and diagnostic capabilities
                                                               save time during the debugging and commissioning of a
                                                               system. The diagnostic capability can also be used to monitor
                                                               systems for maintenance. Finally, the ADP1032 galvanically
                                                               isolates the data and power sources, ensuring the safe and
                                                               efficient transfer of power and data.           n

                                                               Analogue Devices are represented in South Africa by
                                                               Altron Arrow. For more information email Conrad Coetzee at
        Figure 9: AD74413R + ADP1032 system power dissipation for various   ccoetzee@arrow.altech.co.za
        operating modes and loads (all four channels configured the same),
        ADP1032 input supply = 24 V.
                                                               References
        with the predefined loads and input and output conditions. The   -   Misthal, Barry, Reinhard Geissbauer, Jesper Vedso, and Stefan
        input supply for the ADP1032 is 24 V. System power dissipation   Schrauf. “Industry 4.0: Building the Digital Enterprise.” PwC, 2016.
        is worse for the current output mode, which is still less than   -   O’Dowd, Brendan. “10BASE-T1L: Extending the Scope for Big Data
        1 W for four channels operating at full-scale output, as shown   Analytics to the Edge of the Factory Network.” Analog Devices,
        in Figure 9. Power dissipation is highly affected by the level of   Inc., 2020.
        input and output of the AD74413R as well as the loads.  -   O’Brien, Maurice and Volker E. Goller. “Enabling Seamless
           Care must be taken when choosing the input supply to   Ethernet to the Field with 10BASE-T1L Connectivity.” Analog
        the ADP1032 (V INP). The choice of ADP1032 V INP will determine   Devices, Inc., 2021.
        the maximum output current of the ADP1032 that will be   -   Uenlue, Hakan. “How Software Configurable Hardware Helps for
        supplied to the AD74413R. Figure 10 shows the maximum     Flexibility in Industrial I/O Modules.” Analog Devices, Inc., 2021.
        output current of the ADP1032 for various V OUT1 settings across
        the V INP range. The chosen input supply for the ADP1032 must
        be able to support the current demand of the AD74413R in   About the authors
        a worst-case condition, as in the case of the output current   Bien Verlito A. Javier currently works as a product applications
        mode where all four channels were driving a maximum output   engineer at Analog Devices, Philippines. He joined ADI in
        current of 20 mA.                                        September 2011 and has held various engineering roles in
                                                                 areas like product engineering, design evaluation and product
                                                                 applications. He received his bachelor’s degree in electronics
                                                                 engineering at Polytechnic University of the Philippines
                                                                 Maragondon Campus.

                                                                 Jefferson A. Eco currently works as an applications
                                                                 development engineer at ADI Philippines. He joined ADI
                                                                 in 2011. Jefferson currently holds one U.S. patent and has
                                                                 authored/co-authored technical publications on the topics of
                                                                 switching regulators powering GSPS ADCs and understanding
                                                                 ferrite beads. Jefferson’s product focus is on power
                                                                 management for industrial application and general-purpose
                                                                 DC-to-DC converters of various topologies like flyback, buck,
                                                                 inverting buck-boost and LDO regulators. He earned his
                                                                 bachelor’s degree in electronics engineering at Camarines Sur
        Figure 10: ADP1032 V OUT1 maximum output current at various output   Polytechnic Colleges, Naga City, Philippines.
        voltages across input supply voltage.


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