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Isolated ground with 6528

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martin3885

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Hi,

I've got following problem:

I want to use an output of my Ni 6528 card for swithing on vacuum valve. So... I've connected a relay to one of the output of my card, just so as it is on the picture(then the relay swithes next circuit with 24V vacuum valve).

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Now, the documentation of the Ni 6528 shows follownig circuit with an isolated ground:

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I am not sure if by connecting 0V om my power supply, there is already isolated ground connected to PX.Y- or not? How can I check it, or what would be "isolated ground" in my circuit?



As powersupply I use this https://www.electro-tech-online.com/custompdfs/2010/07/txl.pdf

24V 9A



As the relay I use Finder relays 55.33 series : **broken link removed**



I've observed recently(unfortunatelly), that one of my outputs is demaged and it doesn't work any more. I am not sure what is the reason of this. The current of the coil of the relay is much lower then 150mA(what is when the relay swithes on?). 6 other outputs with same relays works fine. I will appreciate any hints. Many thanks in advance for your help.



Regards,

Martin
 

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