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The Allen-Bradley 1746-NO8I Analog Output Module SLC can provide the input component to trust your computer building and repairing needs. The 1746-NO8I Analog Output Module has a built in removable terminal block, a finger safe cover allowing the user to create a connection with I/O sensors and actuators under the right conditions. The system can be changed so that the I/O wiring can be routed from underneath the primary module to the selected I/O terminal. Six point terminals can offer on board data alarming, scaling to engineering units, real time channel sampling, data formats in integer mode with IEEE 32 bit floating points, module keying that is electronic software configurable and RTB keying. The module can be used with automation systems. The hardware is not difficult to learn. The 1746-NO8I Analog Output Module SLC has 16 single ended inputs with 8 differential or 4 differential for analog data. Its input range is plus or minus 10 volts. Eight point modules can offer increased accuracy, repeatability, and greater stability over temperature operating ranges. The 8 point module can also offer increased precision with 24 bits of usable resolution. The output is high density providing output channels that can be configured to needs. The vottage category is -10 - +10V DC.The module can use an external 24V DC power supply to reduce backplane loading. A jumper may be used to select the 24V DC power provided by the SLC backplane. The Allen-Bradley 1746-NO8I Analog Output Module SLC from Rockwell Automation offers a full PDF with all relevant information and technical definitions with regard to current, differential, voltage, inputs, and outputs. It also contains on board data alarming, scaling to engineering units, and real time channel sampling.The 1746-NO8I Analog Output Module also contains diagnostic features that can assist in identifying the source of problems that occur during power up or normal channel operation. Allen Bradley is the name of Factory Automotion Equipment manufactured by Rockwell Automation. The company manufactures programmable logic controllers, human-machine interfaces, software, safety components, and asset management services. The company was founded in 1903 as the Compression Rheostat Company by Dr. Stanton Allen and Lynda Bradley. The company was rebranded as the Allen Bradley Company in 1910. The company was one of the first to provide discrete resistors used for electronics and other products, but the company’s first patented product was a carbon disc compression-type motor controller for industrial cranes, which was demonstrated at the St. Louis World’s Fair in 1904. Rockwell International acquired Allen Bradley in 1985 and moved its headquarters to Milwaukee in 2002.