Thread: Inductive Limit Switch problem
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12-04-2020 #25
I'm in complete agreement with you on that one, but the logic following it probably needs to be slightly different from the input circuit to my cheapo card. Something with a supply voltage well above 5V would be a good start.
EDIT: Been doing a bit more looking at opto-couplers and there certainly is a big range of options. The Darlington output types have a higher saturated output (up to 1V) compared to the conventional type (as low as 0.1 - 0.2V at low current) so you really must choose your device, but there are devices that would interface successfully to the cheap card. Since this application is at a guaranteed very low frequency I'm happy to let old technology do the job this time.Last edited by Kitwn; 12-04-2020 at 03:59 PM.
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