1 of 1

EL2596 | BECKHOFF | Terminal EtherCAT

EL2596 | BECKHOFF | Terminal EtherCAT

Il ne reste que 10 article(s) en stock
  • Fabricant : BECKHOFF

  • N° de produit : EL2596

  • Pays d'origine :Allemagne

  • Type de produit : Bornier EtherCAT

  • Paiement : Virement bancaire, Western Union

  • Poids : 2000g

  • Dimensions : 12 mm x 100 mm x 68 mm

  • Port d'expédition : Xiamen

  • Garantie : 12 mois

Quantité
Voir les détails complets

Description

Providing high-precision drive control for machine vision illumination systems, the Beckhoff EL2596 EtherCAT Terminal coordinates fast-switching LED outputs with sub-microsecond synchronization. This 1-channel LED output module operates on a 24 V DC system, offering adjustable output parameters across constant current, constant voltage, and pulse-width modulation (PWM) modes. By linking illumination triggers directly to the EtherCAT distributed clock system, the device facilitates micron-level coordination between industrial camera exposures and light strobes, ensuring optimal image capture consistency on high-speed automation lines.

Features

  • Multi-Mode Output Capability: Configurable support for constant voltage, constant current, and high-frequency PWM operating modes to match specific LED luminaire requirements.
  • Distributed Clock Synchronization: Highly precise timing synchronization with accuracy deviations well under 1 microsecond across the EtherCAT network.
  • Ultra-Fast Switching Times: Turn-on and turn-off times typified at less than 1 microsecond, supporting pulsed light intervals from 25 microseconds up to 10 seconds.
  • Isolated Camera Interfaces: Features one electrically isolated trigger input and one push-pull trigger output to interface seamlessly with industrial vision sensors and cameras.
  • Comprehensive Field Diagnostics: Real-time hardware status indicators and internal monitoring for current and voltage limits to prevent thermal damage to connected LEDs.

Applications

  • Strobe and flash synchronization for industrial machine vision cameras.
  • High-speed optical sorting and quality control inspection systems.
  • Constant-current LED panel illumination and luminance management.
  • Integrated RGB LED illumination setups via common-anode configurations.

Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification Value
Manufacturer Beckhoff
Model Number EL2596
Module Type EtherCAT Terminal (1-Channel LED Output)
Input Voltage 24 V DC (-15% / +20%)
Load Type LED (Ohmic)
Output Current (Pulsed Mode) 0 to 3 A (duty-cycle dependent)
Output Current (Continuous Mode) 0 to 1.2 A
Distributed Clocks (DC) Yes (precision < 1 microsecond)
Switching Times (TON / TOFF) Typical < 1 microsecond
E-bus Current Consumption Typical 240 mA
Electrical Isolation 500 V (E-bus / field potential)
Trigger Input 1 isolated, typical 3 mA, 4 to 24 V DC
Trigger Output 1 isolated, max 10 mA push-pull, 10 to 24 V DC
Housing Form Factor High Density (HD) with signal LEDs
Operating Temperature 0 to +55 degC
Storage Temperature -25 to +85 degC
Dimensions (W x H x D) 12 mm x 100 mm x 68 mm
Net Weight 55 g
Shipping Weight (Calculated) 0.15 kg

Empirical Engineering Insights

Alternative Models & Compatibility

The EL2596 integrates seamlessly into standard Beckhoff TwinCAT 2 and TwinCAT 3 development environments. Ensure your TwinCAT EtherCAT XML device description (ESI) is updated to the latest revision to access all advanced CoE (CANopen over EtherCAT) parameters. It is backwards-compatible with standard EtherCAT couplers such as the EK1100.

Application Pitfalls & Engineering Notes

When configuring the terminal for pulsed operation up to 3 A, carefully manage the Duty Cycle settings within the control logic. Operating at high duty cycles under maximum current load can cause thermal buildup. It is highly recommended to mount the module vertically with adequate clearance above and below the terminal block to maintain passive airflow.

Commissioning & Wiring Tips

For sub-microsecond strobe timing, ensure that the cables feeding both the LED array and the camera trigger lines are properly shielded. Route low-voltage signal cables away from AC power lines or high-frequency motor drive cables to eliminate potential EMI noise coupling onto the fast trigger output line.

Installation Guidelines

CRITICAL WARNING

Isolate all electrical power sources from the EtherCAT system and the field supply bus before mounting or removing the EL2596 terminal. Failure to completely de-energize the assembly may lead to optical system damage or back-plane communication errors on the E-bus.

1

Align the terminal with the 35 mm DIN rail (conforming to EN 60715) and slide it firmly onto the rail until the locking mechanism clicks into place.

2

Ensure the lateral tongue-and-groove joint is properly aligned and engaged with any adjacent EtherCAT terminals to establish clean E-bus contact connection.

3

Strip terminal wires to 8–9 mm. Insert a standard screwdriver into the clamp release port to actuate the spring-cage, insert the solid or ferruled conductor, and release the clamp to secure the contact.

Loading product navigation…

What operating modes does the EL2596 output support?

The terminal supports constant current, constant voltage, and PWM (pulse-width modulation) operation modes, allowing it to adapt to diverse industrial LED illuminators.

What is the maximum output current of this terminal?

In continuous illumination mode, the maximum output current is 1.2 A. In pulsed strobe mode, it can support peak currents up to 3.0 A, depending on output voltage and duty cycle.

Does the EL2596 support distributed clocks?

Yes, it supports distributed clocks (DC) with synchronization precision of less than 1 microsecond, enabling highly reliable alignment with camera shutters.

What is the standard connection cross-section for the spring-clamp terminals?

It accommodates solid wires from 0.08 to 1.5 mm2 (AWG 28-16), stranded wires from 0.25 to 1.5 mm2 (AWG 22-16), and ferruled wires from 0.14 to 0.75 mm2 (AWG 26-19).

Expédition express mondiale

  • Livraison standard : 4 à 6 jours ouvrables via DHL, FedEx et UPS.
  • Expédition express : Expédition le jour même pour les commandes en stock passées avant 14h00 (GMT+8).
  • Couverture mondiale : Service dans plus de 150 pays, avec livraison rapide en Arabie Saoudite et aux Émirats arabes unis.

Retours et garantie

  • Garantie de 30 jours : Retours acceptés pour les produits en stock dans leur emballage d'origine scellé en usine.
  • Garantie de 12 mois : Chaque composant industriel est couvert par notre garantie technique professionnelle.

Les commandes sont traitées et livrées du lundi au vendredi (hors jours fériés).


Pour connaître l'éligibilité complète, les frais de restockage et les détails des retours internationaux, veuillez consulter notre site officiel Politique de remboursement et de retour .

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Country of origin
Allemagne

Produits récemment consultés

Connaissances techniques

Opérations mathématiques avec OpenPLC pour les applications d'automatisation industrielle

Cet article explique comment les systèmes PLC réalisent des opérations mathématiques de base telles que l'addition, la soustraction, la multiplication, la division, le modulo et l'exponentiation dans...

Logique booléenne avancée avec la programmation FBD PLC : applications industrielles pratiques au-delà de la logique de base

L'article explique plusieurs fonctions avancées de la logique booléenne utilisées en programmation d'automates programmables industriels (API) au-delà des opérations de base ET, OU et NON. Il aborde...

Logique booléenne en programmation PLC : comprendre les portes logiques FBD

La logique booléenne est la base de tout programme PLC. Des commandes machines simples aux systèmes d'automatisation industrielle complexes, les portes logiques déterminent comment les contrôleurs...

Guide approfondi sur les pare-feux industriels et la segmentation des réseaux OT

Les pare-feux industriels jouent un rôle crucial dans la cybersécurité OT, protégeant les réseaux PLC, DCS et SCADA grâce à la segmentation, au contrôle des entrées/sorties et à l’intégration IDS/IPS...

Guide des pinces robotiques : de la manipulation délicate à l'automatisation lourde

Les pinces robotiques modernes évoluent au-delà des mâchoires mécaniques traditionnelles. Des systèmes adhésifs inspirés des geckos aux pinces souples de qualité alimentaire, en passant par des...

Retour en arrière : comment les premiers moteurs électriques ont transformé l'exploitation minière souterraine

Des compresseurs à courant continu entraînés par corde aux wagonnets de mine alimentés par batterie, les premières opérations minières ont marqué un tournant dans l’électrification industrielle. Cet...