HB-37350-810-01-50F-EN PSC1-C-10 Installation manual V2.1.docx Page 77 of 189
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4.3.3 Permissible capacitive and inductive load on safe outputs
The safe outputs on the PSC1 are of an OSSD character. I.e. the outputs are shut down
cyclically to test the shutdown capability and the status read back.
The test on the shutdown capability is undertaken based on the following criteria / functions:
- After the shutdown of the output, the output voltage is allowed to be max. 5.6 V
- The permissible voltage must be reached at the latest after 400 µs
- If the permissible voltage is reached, the test is considered successful, the output is re-
activated without any further delay
- If the permissible voltage has still not been reached after 400 µs, an alarm is triggered
and all safe outputs (second channel for safe outputs!) are deactivated
The illustration shows below the ideal (green) and typical (red) curves.
To determine the maximum permissible capacitance or inductance, the time constant of the
actual RC or RL element on the output is to be considered.
This RC or RL element defines the actual discharge curve:
The voltage of max. 5.6 V is reliably achieved after 3 .
Therefore:
3 < 350µs
< 100µs
With the relationship
it is possible to determine the max. capacitive or inductive load that can be used in
conjunction with the related ohmic load:
or
Typical values for the capacitance C are C=20 nF and for the series inductance L = 100 mH
Ideal curve
Actual curve
Switching threshold
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