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The Allen Bradley 7300-UOG1 is a TTL output module designed to serve as a PLC interface module. It operates using digital output signaling with a voltage rating of 5 VDC TTL.
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| Manufacturer | Allen Bradley |
|---|---|
| Product Type | TTL Output Module |
| Product Line | Bulletin 7300 |
| Part Number | 7300-UOG1 |
| Industrial Application Class | PLC Interface Module |
| Operational Role | Digital Output Signaling Module |
| Output Voltage | 5 VDC TTL |
| Signal Type | Digital Output |
| Output State Levels | TTL High/Low Logic States |
| Mounting | Backplane-Mounted I/O Module |
| Isolation Method | Logic-Level Electronic Isolation |
| Output Technology | Solid-State Transistor Circuitry |
| Output Configuration | Parallel Digital Outputs |
| Switching Method | Electronic Non-Relay Switching |
The 7300-UOG1 from Allen Bradley is a TTL output module crafted for use in PLC interfaces. This unit serves as a digital output signaling module, making it suitable for industrial applications requiring precise control signals. It operates effectively at an output voltage of 5 VDC TTL.
Tailored for digital output requirements, this module excels in delivering TTL high and low logic states. Typically, it weighs approximately 1.12 lbs, reflecting its compact design. The backplane-mounted I/O configuration simplifies integration into existing systems.
A significant aspect of the 7300-UOG1 module is its utilization of logic-level electronic isolation, which enhances operational safety by preventing signal interference. The output is driven by solid-state transistor circuitry, allowing for dependable performance with reduced wear compared to traditional relay systems. Parallel digital outputs facilitate the swift transmission of signals, while the electronic non-relay switching method enhances response times and reliability in dynamic environments.