Product Overview

The GE Fanuc IC697ALG230 is an analog input base conversion module for the Series 90-70 PLC platform. It conditions and converts field analog signals into digital values for the CPU, supporting multi-channel measurement in process and machine control systems. The module is designed for differential signal wiring to improve noise immunity and includes per-channel filtering to stabilize readings in electrically noisy industrial cabinets.

This base module can be expanded with compatible expander cards to increase channel capacity, allowing users to scale analog acquisition without changing the core rack architecture.

Key Technical Characteristics

• Product series: Series 90-70

• Module type: Analog Input Base Conversion Module

• Base channel count: 8 differential input channels

• Signal types (channel configurable): voltage or current (application dependent)

• Resolution: 16-bit data representation

• Conversion design: Integrated A/D conversion with per-channel low-pass filtering

• Isolation: Electrical isolation between field wiring and PLC backplane to reduce EMI impact

• Wiring interface: Removable 40-terminal connector block for field terminations

• Expansion capability: Supports add-on expander modules (voltage/current types) to increase total channels per assembly (system dependent)

• Configuration: Channel setup through compatible Series 90-70 programming software tools

Physical and commercial data

• Model number note: Source data contains a mismatch; this listing is for IC697ALG230

• Dimensions: 4 × 21.7 × 29.1 cm

• Weight: 0.64 kg

• Condition: Brand New

• Availability: In Stock

• MOQ: 1

• Origin: USA

• Product status: Active

• HS code: 8537101190

Industrial Applications

• Analog measurement in process automation (pressure, temperature, level, flow transmitters)

• 4–20 mA and ±10 V class signal acquisition for PLC-based control systems

• Installations requiring differential wiring for improved noise rejection

• Expansion of existing Series 90-70 racks where additional analog inputs are needed

• Industrial control panels in manufacturing, utilities, and continuous production lines