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Siemens TX-I/O™ Module system Functions and operation CM110561en_08
Building Technologies Digital output functions 2018-10-25
5.10 PWM Pulse width modulation
(BO PWM, with triac)
Open/close modulating actuators e.g. for
Thermal valve actuators
Continuously controlled consumers (e.g. electric heating controlled via current valve)
Remember to check the permissible switching frequency of the connected
devices and adapt output parameterization.
Only TXM1.8T module supports this function
The function uses one I/O point
AC 24 V supply, the triac closes the contact to (system neutral)
Technical data (max triac load): See module data sheet N8179
The outputs work noise-free
The function converts the analog process value AOValue to a periodic switching pulse
of the triac.
Normally, pre-parameterized outputs are used customized to the actuators to be
operated.
The following parameters are available for individual parameterization:
Parameter
Description
Value range
Default
Increment
TimePeriod Switching cycle
(0 = Special behavior)
0…6553.5 s 20 s 0.1 s
MinOnTime Min. switch-on time
Protection against excessive switching
frequency
Preheating ensures that the thermal
actuators open quickly
0…25.5 s
(1...25.5 s, if
TimePeriod = 0)
1 s 0.1 s
MinOffTime Min. switch-off time
Protection against excessive switching
frequency
Ensures that the thermal actuators close
safely
0…25.5 s
(1...25.5 s, if
TimePeriod = 0)
1 s 0.1 s
BackupMode
Backup state in the case of Masterdown Keep
No
Value
No
AOBackup
Value
Pulse duration 0.00…100.00% 0 % 1/100 %
These parameters allow for generating the following pulse patterns.
The analog output AOValue generates the following switch-on ratio (scan ratio)
OnPeriod = AOValue * TimePeriod
TimePeriod
t
OnPeriod
Min. switch-on/-off times can be parameterized as an option to protect against
excessive switching frequency. The triac does not switch on/off if the calculated switch-
on / switch-off time is less than MinOnTime / MinOffTime.
Application
Hardware
Function
Parameterization
Pulse pattern
Case A: TimePeriod 0