VT 3015 S10 Bosch Rexroth Indramat
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The Bosch Rexroth Indramat VT 3015 S10 is an analog amplifier from the VT 3000 Analog Amplifiers series, featuring a ±10 V analog output and a pulsed output stage. It operates at a voltage range of 22 to 39 VDC with a nominal 24 VDC input and has a power consumption of 50 VA. The module follows the DIN 41612 Form D connector standard with 32 pins and measures 100 by 160 mm in card format, weighing 0.29 kg.
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The VT 3015 S10 is a Bosch Rexroth Indramat analog amplifier designed for stable control with 24 VDC operating voltage and a pulsed output stage. Clean ±10 V analog output and regulated ±15 V support make the unit well suited for precise signal conditioning and dependable amplifier performance.
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The VT 3015 S10 is an analog amplifier card produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the VT 3000 Analog Amplifiers series. Installed in a valve control rack, the card converts command references into proportional solenoid currents so hydraulic servo or proportional valves can follow a setpoint issued by a PLC or motion controller. Its pulsed output stage lets the amplifier deliver the required coil energy while limiting heat inside compact industrial enclosures.
The card is powered by a nominal 24 VDC supply, and operation continues from the lower limit of 22 VDC to the upper limit of 39 VDC. Internal regulators generate a stabilized ±15 V rail for signal processing, while residual ripple remains below 10% to prevent carrier noise from modulating the drive signal. Total power draw does not exceed 50 VA, and the analog output swings to ±10 V, matching the input range of most motion controllers. A factory-set bias current of 30 mA preloads the valve magnets, while the pulsed stage can drive an external load of up to 100 mA without saturation. These operating limits establish the available control range for proportional-plus-integral loop tuning.
The amplifier uses a Eurocard measuring 100 × 160 mm and slides into a subrack through a front panel that is 40.3 mm wide and 128.4 mm high. The front panel carries test points and trim potentiometers for signal monitoring and adjustment while the card remains installed. Electrical connections are made through a 32-pin backplane header that complies with the DIN 41612 Form D standard, allowing the card to be removed without disturbing individual field wires. Despite its steel faceplate, the module weighs only 0.29 kg, so it adds little mass to multi-axis valve stations. The pulsed output stage also remains immune to moderate supply fluctuations during operation.
