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Module de sortie analogique Mitsubishi Electric FX5-4DA-ADP série MELSEC iQ-F

Module de sortie analogique Mitsubishi Electric FX5-4DA-ADP série MELSEC iQ-F

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  • Fabricant : Mitsubishi Electric

  • N° de produit : FX5-4DA-ADP

  • Pays d'origine :États-Unis

  • Type de produit : Modules de sortie analogique PLC

  • Paiement : Virement bancaire, Western Union

  • Poids : 1500g

  • Dimensions : 140 mm x 120 mm x 45 mm

  • Port d'expédition : Xiamen

  • Garantie : 12 mois

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Description

Designed for high-precision process control integration within the MELSEC iQ-F controller family, the FX5-4DA-ADP by Mitsubishi Electric delivers accurate digital-to-analog signal conversion across four independent channels. This compact expansion adapter mounts directly to the left side of an FX5 CPU module, converting digital numerical values into analog voltage or current signals to drive control valves, variable frequency drives, actuators, and indicators. Featuring high-resolution 14-bit processing, the unit ensures stable analog output performance in demanding electrical noise environments without consuming valuable control cabinet footprint.

Features

  • Four Multi-Range Channels: Individually configurable channels supporting both voltage and current output modes.
  • High-Resolution Digital-to-Analog Conversion: Delivers up to 14-bit resolution (up to 1/16000 scaling) for smooth analog control transitions.
  • Left-Side Adapter Form Factor: Attaches directly to the CPU's high-speed system bus without occupying standard right-side expansion slot locations.
  • Optocoupler Isolation: Built-in optical isolation separates sensitive internal CPU logic from external field terminal wiring.
  • Removable Terminal Block: Features a European-type push-in terminal block to accelerate field wiring and ease replacement tasks.

Applications

  • Variable Speed Drive Control: Providing speed reference signals (0 to 10 V DC or 4 to 20 mA) to industrial VFDs and servo amplifiers.
  • Proportional Valve Positioning: Modulating control valves, dampers, and fluid regulators in temperature and pressure loops.
  • External Display Driver: Transmitting current-loop signals to remote analog panel meters and recorders.
  • Factory Automation Test Stands: Simulating physical sensor signals for verification of downstream processing machinery.

Technical Specifications Table

Parameter Technical Value
Manufacturer Mitsubishi Electric
Model Designation FX5-4DA-ADP
Control Series MELSEC iQ-F Series
Module Type Analog Output Expansion Adapter
Analog Output Channels 4 Channels
Analog Voltage Output Range -10 to +10 V DC (External load resistance: 1k Ohm to 1M Ohm)
Analog Current Output Range 0 to 20 mA DC, 4 to 20 mA DC (External load resistance: 0 to 350 Ohm)
Digital Resolution 14-bit binary (Voltage: -8000 to +8000; Current: 0 to 8000)
Conversion Speed 950 microseconds per channel
Internal Power Consumption 5 V DC, 10 mA (drawn from CPU system bus)
External Supply Voltage 24 V DC (+20%, -15%), 20 mA
Isolation Method Optocoupler isolation (between output terminals and PLC bus); Non-isolated between channels
Terminal Block Connection European-type push-in terminal block
Operating Temperature -20 to +55 degC (non-freezing)
Country of Origin Japan
Shipping Weight (Calculated) 0.35 kg
Package Dimensions (Calculated) 140 mm x 120 mm x 45 mm

Empirical Engineering Insights

Alternative Models & Compatibility

The FX5-4DA-ADP is designed specifically for FX5U and FX5UC PLC system architectures. While it shares functional characteristics with older FX3U analog blocks (like the FX3U-4DA-ADP), it utilizes a distinct system bus protocol and physical connection interface and is not backward compatible with FX3 series backplanes. When pairing the FX5-4DA-ADP with compact FX5UC CPU models, the FX5-CNV-IF conversion module is required to step down the connector format.

Application Pitfalls & Engineering Notes

A common issue encountered during commissioning is channel-to-channel crosstalk or ground loops, stemming from the module's lack of inter-channel isolation. Although isolated from the CPU's internal system bus, all four output channels share a common analog return path. If you are driving field devices that reference differing electrical grounds, you must install external, loop-powered signal isolators between this adapter and the load to prevent signal offset errors and damage.

Commissioning & Wiring Tips

Always configure channel allocation, output signal ranges (voltage vs. current), and error-recovery behaviors (e.g., holding the last state versus dropping to clear state on CPU stop) in the GX Works3 parameter tree before powering on the system. If the external 24 V DC power supply is interrupted or cycled while the CPU is executing, the PLC will flag a hardware configuration error (Error Code 1800 series). Ensure your external power supply sequence starts concurrently with, or prior to, the PLC CPU power-up routine.

Installation Guidelines

CRITICAL WARNING: ELECTRICAL HAZARD

Isolate and lock out all AC and DC power sources supplying the PLC backplane and external field instruments before attempting module installation, removal, or wiring modifications. Failure to de-energize the assembly can cause fatal electrical shock, permanently corrupt CPU system firmware, or damage internal solid-state components.

1

Remove the protective extension connector cover located on the left side of the CPU module or the preceding expansion adapter.

2

Carefully align the slide locks and system connector of the FX5-4DA-ADP with the mating interfaces of the CPU, then press them firmly together until they click into place.

3

Slide the lock mechanism on both top and bottom corners to secure the physical connection lock.

4

Connect the external 24 V DC power cables and standard shielded twisted-pair analog signal cables, ensuring the shield drains are terminated to functional ground (Class D, 100 Ohm or less) at a single end.

Can the FX5-4DA-ADP handle both voltage and current outputs simultaneously?

Yes. Each of the four channels on the adapter is configured independently inside GX Works3 software. You can run voltage outputs on some channels while running current outputs on others.

Does the FX5-4DA-ADP require an external 24 V DC power supply to operate?

Yes. While the adapter draws 10 mA at 5 V DC from the PLC bus for its communication logic, it requires an external 24 V DC supply (+20%, -15%) drawing 20 mA to drive the analog output loop circuitry.

Are the output channels on this adapter electrically isolated from each other?

No. The module features optical isolation between the system bus and the internal analog circuitry, but the channels themselves are not isolated from each other and share a common ground reference.

What happens to the analog outputs if the PLC goes into STOP mode?

You can configure this behavior in the Module Parameter settings. The outputs can be programmed to hold their last known state, go to a specified offset value, or drop to 0 V/mA clear state.

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