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Allen-Bradley 1762-IF4 MicroLogix 4-Channel Analog Input PLC Module

Allen-Bradley 1762-IF4 MicroLogix 4-Channel Analog Input PLC Module

Model
1762IF4
GEARWELL SKU
GWP-000003311
Category
PLCs & I/O

Key specifications

Resolution by module series
15 bits, bipolar, for Series B and C modules. Confirm the installed module series.
Product type
4-channel voltage/current analog input module
Signal ranges
-10 to +10 V DC and 4-20 mA
Converter type
Successive approximation
Input channels
4 differential bipolar

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Product overview

The Allen-Bradley 1762-IF4 is a 4-channel differential analog input module for -10…+10V DC or 4…20 mA, with 15-bit resolution (bipolar). It draws 40 mA at 5V DC and 50 mA at 24V DC from the bus. It expands MicroLogix 1400 controllers on the 1762 I/O bus and mounts on a DIN rail or panel.

Technical reference

Product nameAllen-Bradley 1762-IF4 MicroLogix 4-Channel Analog Input PLC Module
BrandAllen-Bradley
Model1762IF4
CategoryPLCs & I/O
Resolution by module series15 bits, bipolar, for Series B and C modules. Confirm the installed module series.
Product type4-channel voltage/current analog input module
Signal ranges-10 to +10 V DC and 4-20 mA
Converter typeSuccessive approximation
Input channels4 differential bipolar
Input impedance200 kΩ voltage; 275 Ω current
Bus current draw40 mA at 5 V DC; 50 mA at 24 V DC
Analog input protectionVoltage input: ±30 V; current input: ±32 mA.
Full-scale analog input ranges−10.5…+10.5 V DC and −21…+21 mA; full-scale limits differ from the normal −10…+10 V DC and 4…20 mA ranges.
Selectable input update time130, 250, 290, 450 or 530 ms, typical and selectable.
Channel diagnosticsStatus bits report over-range, under-range or open-circuit conditions for analog inputs.
Input common-mode range±27 V; both plus and minus input terminals must stay within this range relative to analog common.