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TK-OAV081 | Honeywell | Analog Output Module
TK-OAV081 | Honeywell | Analog Output Module
TK-OAV081 | Honeywell | Analog Output Module

TK-OAV081 | Honeywell | Analog Output Module


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PRODUCT SKU : TK-OAV081

PRODUCT TYPE : Analog Output Modules

PRODUCT VENDOR : Honeywell


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Product Details

The Honeywell TK-OAV081, also cataloged as the TK-OAV081 Analog Output Module, operates as a dedicated hardware component for multi-channel field control signal synthesis within Honeywell Experion PKS Experion Series C I/O platforms.

Hardware Specifications

Parameter Specification
Model TK-OAV081
Brand Honeywell
Origin USA
Weight 0.5 kg
Operating Temp -40 to +70 deg C
Power Dissipation 6.9 W max
Number of Points 8 channels
Output Voltage Range +/-10.4 V
Output Current Range 0 to 21 mA
Voltage / Current Resolution 320 uV per count / 650 nA per count
Drive Capability >2000 ohm (Voltage) / 0 to 750 ohm (Current)
Calibrated Accuracy Better than 0.05% of range at 25 deg C
Channel Isolation 2550 VDC user-to-system isolation (1 s test)
Module Update Rate 25 ms across all channels
Connection Terminal Block TC-TBNH, 20-position terminal block

4-20 mA HART Loop Protocol & Channel Isolation

The module generates analog voltage and current loops while providing robust 2550 VDC isolation between user-side field wiring and internal system logic. Each of the 8 configurable outputs features built-in electronic current limiting capped at 21 mA or less, along with continuous 24 VAC/VDC overvoltage protection. Integrated channel circuitry maintains low output drift profiles (50 uV/deg C voltage drift, 100 nA/deg C current drift) and transparently passes high-frequency digital frequency-shift keying (FSK) signals to support 4-20 mA HART loop protocol field positioners and control devices without disrupting primary current loop stability.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What protection mechanisms shield the output channels against external wiring faults?

A: Outputs include continuous overvoltage protection against 24 VAC/VDC at room temperature and electronic short-circuit current limiting capped at 21 mA or less.

Q: What terminal block hardware is required for wiring the TK-OAV081 assembly?

A: Field connections route through a dedicated 20-position terminal block, designated under part number TC-TBNH.

Field Installation Guidelines

  1. Verify that the host I/O carrier rack is properly grounded before sliding the TK-OAV081 module into its assigned slot.
  2. Ensure field wiring is landed securely on the TC-TBNH 20-position terminal block, keeping voltage and current loop wiring segregated.
  3. Terminate signal cable shield drain wires at the single-point cabinet ground bar to prevent RFI noise coupling.
  4. Verify that total load resistance on current output channels does not exceed 750 ohm and voltage loads remain above 2000 ohm.
  5. Lock the module faceplate retention latches to ensure solid electrical contact with the backplane connector.

Additional Information

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