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VT 2000-53 Bosch Rexroth Indramat

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The VT 2000-53 is a well-engineered proportional amplifier featuring a 32-pin DIN 41612 Form D connector for straightforward control cabinet integration. Operation at 24 VDC and a maximum output current of 800 mA give the unit dependable control authority in proportional valve circuits.

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Product Description:

The VT 2000-53 is a proportional amplifier card produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the VT 2000 Proportional Amplifiers series. It interfaces between a motion controller and a hydraulic valve by converting analog command signals into stabilized solenoid current. This current control allows hydraulic actuators to follow electrical references with linear accuracy in industrial automation systems.

The card operates from a 24 VDC supply, and internal regulators adjust that input to ±9 V for the signal sections and ±25 mA for auxiliary outputs. The differential input presents 100 kΩ of resistance, so the upstream PLC is not heavily loaded when it delivers the ±6 V span available at the command socket. Within that span, a monitor point reproduces a 6 V signal, while the current socket tracks the loop from 0 to 800 mV for diagnostic probes. The board can source up to 800 mA of coil current, which is limited by pulse-width modulation so a solenoid with 19.5 Ω resistance receives a linear drive. Despite this capability, the module draws less than 1 A from the cabinet supply. Its dimensions of 100 × 160 mm match the standard Eurocard format and allow insertion into 19-inch subracks.

A 32-pin DIN 41612 Form D backplane connector aligns the power, command, and monitor lines in rack systems, while a 2.5 A slow-blow fuse protects the supply against accidental short circuits. Continuous power consumption remains below 25 VA, and a separate bias output of 300 mA is available for valve overlap adjustment. The amplifier operates at temperatures up to 50 °C without derating, and cabinet ventilation is recommended above that limit. The card weighs 0.1 kg, so it adds little mass to hinged card frames and rack assemblies. Its compact format also leaves surrounding rack space available for related control and signal-conditioning cards.

Bias Current Max
300 mA
Card Size
100 x 160 mm
Command Socket Full Scale
6 V
Connector Type
32-Pin DIN 41612 Form D
Current Socket Full Scale
800 mV
Differential Input Resistance
100 kΩ
Fuse Rating
2.5 A Slow-Blow
Max Current Draw
<1 A
Max Output Current
800 mA
Max Power Use
<25 VA
Operating Temp Max
50 °C
Operating Voltage
24 VDC
Regulated Current
±25 mA
Regulated Voltage
±9 V
Solenoid Resistance
19.5 Ω
Weight
0.1 kg

Frequently Asked Questions about VT 2000-53:

Q: What is the maximum output current provided by the VT 2000-53 amplifier?

A: The VT 2000-53 operates with a maximum output current of 800 mA for controlling connected components.

Q: What is the command socket full scale voltage for the VT 2000-53?

A: This model accepts a full scale command socket voltage of 6 V for control signal input.

Q: What is the required operating voltage for the VT 2000-53?

A: The VT 2000-53 requires a 24 VDC supply for operation.

Q: What type of connector does the VT 2000-53 use?

A: A 32-pin DIN 41612 Form D connector is used for electrical connections on this unit.

Q: What fuse rating is specified for the VT 2000-53 proportional amplifier?

A: The fuse rating for the VT 2000-53 is 2.5 A slow-blow to protect the device during electrical faults.

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