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30 ADI | Industry 4.0 and Beyond milliamperes for driving relays or lamps. ADM1270 provides inrush current limiting and overcurrent protection for such inductive or resistive loads. A typical application example can be found on the evaluation board of the AD74413R. When HART modulation is required, an AD5700 can provide modem functionality for AD74413R-based systems. Because the scope of this review encompassed industrial applications, we mainly discussed the AD74413R. A lighter version, called AD74412R, is targeted at building control applications. It has a reduced operating temperature range of -40°C to +85°C, more relaxed current input and output accuracies, and supply voltages up to 26.4V. Conclusion With the right SWIO ICs, manufacturers can develop a platform that replaces multiple aging fixed-function I/O modules. Moreover, they can use this technology across multiple end applications where the I/O dynamically changes with each installation. For systems traditionally reliant on control cabinets with multiple I/O modules and specified wiring for each channel type, the need for hardware disappears as end users can now install a single module programmable from the control room, helping to decrease product management, logistic, manufacturing, and support costs. SWIO technology also acts as a bridge to Ethernet-based control networks since it can be applied to already available installations. AD74412R Quad-Channel Software Configurable I/O LEARN MORE Isolated Micropower Management unit (PMU) LEARN MORE WITH THE RIGHT SWIO ICS, MANUFACTURERS CAN DEVELOP A PLATFORM THAT REPLACES MULTIPLE AGING FIXED-FUNCTION I/O MODULES.

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