The X-NUCLEO-OUT07A1 interfaces with the microcontroller on the STM32 Nucleo via STISO620 and

STISO621 and Arduino®R3 connectors. The expansion board can be connected to either a NUCLEO-F401RE or

a NUCLEO-G431RB development board.

The digital isolators STISO620 and STISO621 (featuring 2.8k VRMS galvanic isolation) and the isolated dc-dc

DC1 (featuring 3kVDC isolation) protects the logic side from the typical harsh environment on the process side.

The logic side is the application side of the MCU and it is supplied by the VISO_L rail (3.3 or 5.0 V). When the X-

NUCLEO-OUT07A1 is stacked on a NUCLEO-F401RE, or on a NUCLEO-G431RB, the VISO_L is supplied by the

Nucleo board if connected to a PC/Laptop by USB cable. If the X-NUCLEO-OUT07A1 is used standalone, then

VISO_L can be supplied by the CN6[4] (SW1 = close 1-2) or CN6[5] (SW1 = close 2-3).

The process side is the application side beyond the galvanic isolation barrier. On the process side there are two

supply rails: the 5V_P rail (5.0 V) and one rail between the 10V_P (SW7 close 1-2) and the V_FIELD_RP rail

(SW7 close 2-3).

Both the 5V_P and the 10V_P rails are generated by the DC1, while the V_FIELD_RP rail is supplied externally.

The 5V_P rail supplies both the digital isolators and the red diagnostic LEDs D7 (open load detection) and D8

(overload and overtemperature diagnostic).

The 10V_P rail supplies the IPS4260LM (U1): the loads are connected between the CN2[1, 2] and CN3[1, 2]

connectors and the process side supply rail (typically 24 V). The reference rail (ground) of the power process side

supply rail must be connected to CN1[2], too.

Alternatively (SW7 close 2-3) the V_FILED_RP rail supplies U1: the loads are connected between the CN2[1, 2]

and CN3[1, 2] connectors and the process side supply rail (typically 24 V). The positive pole and the ground of the

power process side supply rail must be connected to CN1[1] and CN1[2], respectively.

The SW8 allows the selection of which external TVS is used for the demagnetization of the inductive load and for

sustaining the surge pulse on the output stage. Setting SW8 close to 1-2 the D9 is selected: this selection is valid

both if U1 is supplied by the 10V_P or by the V_FIELD_RP rail. Setting SW8 close to 2-3 the D10 is selected: this

selection is valid only when U1 is supplied by the V_FIELD_RP.

The four low side power switches integrated in U1 can be activated/deactivated by the control signals IN1_L,

IN2_L, IN3_L and IN4_L: by default, these signals are controlled by CN5[2,1] and CN9[8,7] through SW2[1-2],

SW3[1-2], SW4[1-2] (IN4_L goes through direct connection to U6). .

The four on board green LEDS D1, D2, D3, and D4 can be enabled by closing J6[1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8]: these are

driven ON/OFF according to the status (active/inactive) of the respective low side power switch (OUT1, OUT2,

OUT3, OUT4) integrated in the U1.

The user can enable/disable the cutoff featured by U1 by J8[7-8]: open (cutoff active) or closing (cutoff disabled).

Also, J8[1-2, 3-4, 5-6] allows the user can set the desired current limitation level (J8[1-2] ==> 0.5A; J8[3-4] ==>

1A; J8[5-6] ==> 2A). The J9 and J10 allow the user to easily parallelize the input and output channels and achieve

dual channel low side (J9[1-2, 5-6] and J10[1-2, 5-6]) or single channel low side (J9[1-2, 3-4, 5-6] and J10[1-2,

3-4, 5-6]).

The open load detection feature offered by U1 is enabled only when the J7[1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8] are closed. Note

that the signalization of D7 must be ignored when J7 is open.

The two cumulative diagnostic signals FLT_L (overload and overtemperature) and OL_L (open load) are available

on the CN9[6] (SW6[1-2]) and on CN9[5], respectively.

The four per-channel overload diagnostic signals DIAG1_L, DIAG2_L, DIAG3_L, DIAG4_L are available on the

CN5[10] (SW5[1-2]), CN5[9], CN8[6] and CN8[5], respectively.

It is also possible to evaluate a system composed of a X-NUCLEO-OUT07A1 stacked on other expansion boards.

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