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Kuka Other 00-137-574

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00-137-574

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The Kuka part number 00-137-574 is an RDW I/O Print PCB tailored for robotics applications. This component is designed to manage robot I/O signals effectively, ensuring reliable communication and control within robotic systems.

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Technical specifications for 00-137-574

ManufacturerKuka
Product LineOther
Part Number00-137-574
SeriesPCBs
Product NameRDW I/O Print PCB
CompatibilityRDW (RDC) Boards
ApplicationRobotics
FunctionRobot I/O Signal Management
Compatible ControllersKRC2/KRC4
Minimum Operating Temperature0°C
Maximum Operating Temperature55°C
Minimum Storage Temperature-20°C
Maximum Storage Temperature60°C
Relative Humidity95% or less (non-condensing)
EnvironmentNo corrosive gases

The Kuka 00-137-574 is a specialized RDW I/O Print PCB designed for precise robot I/O signal management in various robotic applications. Weighing approximately 1 lb. (0.45 kg), it is built to integrate seamlessly with RDW (RDC) boards. This printed circuit board is compatible with KRC2 and KRC4 controllers, enabling efficient signal processing and communication for robotic systems.

This module is optimized for operation within a temperature range of 0°C to 55°C, ensuring stable performance in most industrial environments. When stored, this PCB can be maintained within a temperature range spanning from -20°C to 60°C, enhancing its adaptability to different storage conditions. The design supports relative humidity levels of up to 95%, as long as conditions remain non-condensing. Additionally, this PCB is intended for use in environments devoid of corrosive gases, making it suitable for various robotic applications where stability and signal integrity are crucial.