3/25/2024 10:47 PM | |
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Hi! I'm using 6ES72314HF320XB0. It has an input voltage range for differential inputs from -10V to +10V. But I'm using it as a single-ended input, so I connected the negative to my ground and the positive is my signal. But this signal has a level of 13V, is there a problem? I was thinking that the level could be a reference level issue, if I don't use my input as differential, the input range could support up to 20V. I am basing this also because datasheet specifies that the maximum allowable input voltage is 35V. If it can handle the voltage supplied at the input, isn't there a problem with the bit representation of the measurement? Let me know your opinion and please correct me if I am misunderstanding. Regards, Jorge |
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