VT-VPCD-1-12/V0/1-0-1 Bosch Rexroth Indramat
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The Bosch Rexroth Indramat VT-VPCD-1-12/V0/1-0-1 belongs to the VT-VPCD Drives series and operates at a voltage of 24 VDC with a maximum current consumption of 3.5 Amps. It features a 64-pole male DIN 41612 G connector and has an analog output resolution of 10 millivolts with an output voltage range of ±10 volts. The device provides a scan time of 2 milliseconds and has a minimum output load of 1 kiloohm.
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The VT-VPCD-1-12/V0/1-0-1 is a Bosch Rexroth Indramat drive module engineered for precise control on 24 VDC systems with a fast 2 ms scan time. Analog performance is especially impressive, with a ±10 V output and fine 10 mV resolution supporting stable command processing. The 64-pole male DIN 41612 G connector supports clean integration, making this unit a highly capable choice for responsive industrial drive control.
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The VT-VPCD-1-12/V0/1-0-1 is a plug-in electronic drive card produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the VT-VPCD Drives series. Housed in a backplane rack, the module converts field-level sensor and command signals into conditioned analog setpoints that actuate proportional valves or inverter stages in automated machinery. Performing these conversions inside the control cabinet allows the card to supply consistent signals to motion hardware while shielding sensitive circuitry from vibration, oil spray, and electromagnetic noise on the plant floor.
The card delivers an analog output range of ±10 V in increments of 10 mV, allowing downstream devices to be controlled with fine resolution across the full span. Ripple is limited to ±25 mV, helping the output remain stable when the connected equipment responds to small command changes. A separate reference rail provides ±10 V at 30 mA for external signal-conditioning electronics. Voltage input channels have less than 10 mV of nonlinearity and an input resistance of 100 kΩ, minimizing the electrical load placed on signal sources. For current-mode feedback, the board resolves changes as small as 5 µA and terminates the loop with 100 Ω, providing predictable scaling for the internal converter. All channels are refreshed every 2 ms to support fast control loops, and signals pass through a 64-pole male DIN 41612 G connector that mates directly with compatible Rexroth racks.
The power section operates from a 24 VDC control bus and tolerates supply fluctuations from 21 V to 30 V. During startup or full channel activity, the electronics draw a peak current of 3.5 A. Each analog output channel must drive a minimum load of 1 kΩ to protect the output amplifiers, although higher load impedances are acceptable. The permitted input range accommodates temporary changes on a shared control supply without interrupting signal processing. Limiting the connected load also helps control output current and internal heat while the card operates with several active channels.
