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Earthing and EMC-Measures
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The 0V and M2 potantials are galvanically isolated in the DNP power supplies. The M1
and M4 are also isolated by optical couplers or relays.
All the circuits of the A500 can be operated as potential-free, i.e., without a connection
with the functional earth, if the protective circuit measures in section 5.4.2 are ob-
served.
However, a non-isolation is to be created according to the following diagram in order to
achieve a high EMC immunity:
Galvanic Connection of 0V and Earth Grounding in the Primary Subrack
Check the factory presetting: 4 Z screws tightened, Z jumper in the DTA 101 on the
depot slot (right).
The capacitive connection between the subrack earth ground and the 0V of the con-
trollers has a galvanic short-circuit with 4 Z screws. The opened Z jumper (DTA 101
only) activates the capacitive connection between the subrack earth ground and the
0 V of the I/O section. There is the possibility to close the Z jumper depending on the
application (see Fig. Figure 57).
(MA) Subrack earth ground
(0V) Reference conductor system of the internal electronics
0V (Controller)
Z screw (4x) Z jumper
0V (I/O modules)
DTA 101
MA
Figure 57 Diagram of the connection of 0V and MA
Capacitive Connection of 0V and Earth G rounding in the Secondary Subrack
Check the factory presetting: Z jumper on depot slot (right).
There is the possibility to close the Z jumper (compact structure, short line lengths)
depending on the application.
Connection of M1 and M2 with the Functional Earth. This connection point prefer-
ably lies on the relevant power supply (mutual supply of modules and sensors, see
section 3.2.2).
Connection of M4 with the Functional Earth. The connection point preferably lies
on the power supply for the working voltage. It is recommended to provide isolated
power supplies
for the supply of the actuators and
for the supply of the modules and sensors
(see section 3.2.3).
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