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    This document discusses different types of signals used in conventional circuits, including analog signals which can vary continuously like the 0.2-4.0V signal from a potentiometer sensor, and digital signals which can only be on or off like the signals from a digital switch sensor. It also shows examples of common power and ground connections for sensors, with the potentiometer sensor using a 5V supply, 0V ground, and outputting a varying 0.2-4.0V signal on its third connection.

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    This document discusses different types of signals used in conventional circuits, including analog signals which can vary continuously like the 0.2-4.0V signal from a potentiometer sensor, and digital signals which can only be on or off like the signals from a digital switch sensor. It also shows examples of common power and ground connections for sensors, with the potentiometer sensor using a 5V supply, 0V ground, and outputting a varying 0.2-4.0V signal on its third connection.

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    This document discusses different types of signals used in conventional circuits, including analog signals which can vary continuously like the 0.2-4.0V signal from a potentiometer sensor, and digital signals which can only be on or off like the signals from a digital switch sensor. It also shows examples of common power and ground connections for sensors, with the potentiometer sensor using a 5V supply, 0V ground, and outputting a varying 0.2-4.0V signal on its third connection.

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    SIGNAL TYPES:

    Conventional Circuits

    +24V (30)

    +24V (15)

    0V (31)

    ‹#› TEC 00.16.51.05-03 en 2002-11-01


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    Sensor / Actuator Types: Potentiometer (D35)

    A (RD) 5V supply
    B (BN) ECU 0V
    C (YE) 0.2 - 4.0V signal

    ‹#› TEC 00.16.51.05-03 en 2002-11-01


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    SIGNALS: Analogue / Digital

    Analogue

    Digital

    ‹#› TEC 00.16.51.05-03 en 2002-11-01


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    Sensor / Actuator Types: Digital Switch (B1)

    ‹#› TEC 00.16.51.05-03 en 2002-11-01


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