VT-UK2-3X/VT13541B/U134

The Bosch Rexroth Indramat VT-UK2-3X/VT13541B/U134 module is a precision universal Eurocard from the VT-UK2 Universal Cards series designed for rapid prototyping of operational amplifier circuits. This compact card measures 100 x 160 mm and weighs only 0.1 kg, making it ideal for integration into confined control cabinets. Operating on dual supply rails of (+/-) 15 V and delivering an <5 mA output current, it supports five zero-point potentiometers to calibrate and fine-tune amplifier gains. Its primary application is in assembling inverter groups and custom op-amp networks for mobile hydraulics and pneumatic control systems where flexible signal conditioning is required.

Featuring a DIN 41 494 Eurocard form factor with a 3HE front panel, the VT-UK2-3X/VT13541B/U134 employs a Form D 32-pin blade connector compliant with DIN 41 612 for secure, high-density backplane connection. The printed circuit board incorporates very short, wide copper traces and tight component spacing to minimize parasitic effects and signal delay. Double operational amplifiers provide high gain and input impedance, enabling amplification of weak signals with minimal distortion. Multiple removable circuit development areas allow engineers to configure and test a variety of op-amp topologies without soldering, accelerating design iterations in both laboratory and field environments.

This universal card is rated for industrial temperature ranges, though it may exhibit a high surface temperature during operation; users should observe manufacturer cooling guidelines before maintenance. The rugged printed circuit design and standardized connector interface ensure compatibility with existing VT-UK2 backplane systems and enhance module interchangeability. With support for dual supply rails, versatile signal input ranges, and a durable Eurocard layout, this unit delivers reliable performance in demanding industrial applications. Its rapid circuit assembly capabilities and one-year backup support make it a strategic choice for automation engineers seeking efficiency and flexibility in control system development.