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3502E TRICONEX controller
3502E TRICONEX controller
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Is it better to have a higher number of IO module bit widths?
IO is an important component of PLC, and the collection of PLC information and the output of instructions must be applied to various input and output IO. I don”t know if you have read some IO user manuals. One of their instructions is the device”s bit width, such as 12 bits and 16 bits. So, is it better to have a higher number of bit widths for the IO module? Let”s talk about this matter.
Bit width is the number of bits of data that can be transmitted within a clock cycle, and the larger the number of bits, the greater the amount of data that can be transmitted instantly. From this perspective, the larger the bit width of the IO module, the better. This is not a problem. However, the amount of data transmission, also known as data bandwidth, depends not only on the bit width, but also on the frequency of data transmission. The multiplication of the two is the final total amount of data transmitted. That is to say, even if the light position is wide, but the frequency is too high, it still cannot work. At the same time, the larger the bit width, the higher the hardware cost, and the greater the heat generation and power consumption of the device.
How to Apply Ethernet IO Module to Weighbridge Data Collection3502E TRICONEX controller
Weighbridge, a large scale set on the ground, usually used to weigh the tonnage of cargo carried by a truck. It is the main weighing equipment used for measuring bulk goods in factories, mines, merchants, etc. The MXXXX series of Ethernet IO modules with barium rhenium technology have rich IO ports that can be used to assist in data collection and transmission of the weighbridge, quickly achieving comprehensive management of data and control.
Before the vehicle enters the weighbridge, there will be an infrared sensor scanning about a few hundred meters. The infrared sensor will output a switch signal to the Ethernet IO module, indicating that a vehicle needs to enter. Before the vehicle officially enters the weighbridge for weighing, there will be an infrared barrier sensor scanning, and the barrier will also output a switch signal to the Ethernet IO module. When the vehicle is completely parked in front of the weighbridge (including whether the position is correct), the central control room will decide whether to start weighing based on the information received by the IO module from the radar sensor. Finally, the vehicle is weighed and drives away from the weighbridge. The scanning signal from the infrared barrier sensor at the exit is transmitted to the IO module, and the central control room controls the IO port of the IO module to open (close) the barrier. The green light will light up, and the vehicle will fully exit and leave the weighing weighbridge. The entire weighing process requires only one Ethernet IO module to collect information and control actions.3502E TRICONEX controller
The MxxxT industrial remote Ethernet I/O data acquisition module adopts an industrial grade circuit design. The digital input adopts optocoupler isolation, providing 12 pulse counting inputs, supporting dry and wet contact input types. The analog input adopts operational amplifier isolation, supporting 12 bit high-precision data acquisition, compatible with 0~5V, 0~10V, 0~20mA, and 4~20mA input types. The DO output is a transistor Sink output, providing one channel of high-speed pulse output, The thermal resistance RTD input supports two types: PT100 and PT1000, and the analog AO output supports 0-10VDC output.
Pocket Io ™ The development platform has opened up numerous new avenues for experiencing the full power of Industry 4.0.
Compact design: compact structure, ultra small size, and overall dimensions (10 cubic inches: 3.5 “x 3.5” x 0.8 “).
Reliable and safe technology: Composed of advanced industrial products, all products have a rated working environment temperature of -40 ° C to+125 ° C, fully utilizing Maxim”s reliable, safe, and fast demagnetization technology.
Efficient: Ensure low power consumption and improve efficiency – no need for cooling fans.
Integrate numerous powerful interfaces: provide a complete set of 30 IOs for controlling the entire manufacturing node or a certain device, including: 4 analog inputs, 1 analog output, 8 digital inputs, 8 digital outputs, 2 RS-485 (compatible with Profibus fieldbus), 3 encoder/electrical control ports, and 4 IO Link hosts.
Long battery life: Firstly, the compact and portable PLC platform can work for up to 2 hours using “AA/AAA” type batteries, and 8 hours using LiFePO4 rechargeable batteries.
Programmable: It can be programmed through Arduino Sketch or using Intel”s Edison Eclipse IDE tool, supporting Windows, Linux, or Mac OS operating systems.
Easy to use: Sketches can be converted into apps and then downloaded to iPads ® Or iPhone ® (Converted to an HMI panel for controlling Pocket IO).
What are the advantages of Ethernet remote IO modules that can be cascaded?
Advantages and specific application scenarios of Ethernet remote IO modules that can be cascaded
For scenarios where data collection control points are linearly distributed, such as streetlights, bridges, streetlights, digital factories, parking lot parking monitoring, smart parking lots, smart parking racks, and building automation control systems in smart parks, using cascading dual Ethernet remote IO modules saves more costs than using single Ethernet remote IO modules.
The Ethernet remote IO module that can be cascaded is a new type of Ethernet remote IO module that supports MAC layer data exchange and can achieve hand in hand connection. This not only saves switch interfaces, but also reduces a large amount of Ethernet cable costs, wiring space, and wiring costs.
Its advantages are as follows:
1. No need for a large number of Ethernet switches or occupying Ethernet switch ports;
2. It can save a lot of Ethernet cables, cable space, and labor costs for installing cables;
3. The overall cost has significantly decreased;
4. Supports both Modbus RTU protocol, Modbus TCP protocol, and the Internet of Things protocol MQTT protocol;
5. Support TCP Server and TCP Client services;
6. Can be connected to SCADA systems, PLC systems, or cloud platforms;
7. The series uses a MAC layer for data exchange, ensuring that network connectivity does not cause communication issues with subsequent devices due to device failures in the middle.
The comparison between cascaded Ethernet remote IO modules and traditional IO modules used in building automation systems is shown in the following figure:
1. Adopting a cascaded dual Ethernet remote IO module, data acquisition and control wiring for floors with a height of 70 meters only requires a 70 meter Ethernet cable;
2. Using a traditional single Ethernet remote IO module, the data acquisition and control system wiring for a 70 meter high floor requires a 280 meter Ethernet cable.
It can be seen that using cascaded dual Ethernet remote IO modules can save a lot of wiring costs compared to traditional single Ethernet remote IO modules.
How to Build High Channel Density Digital IO Modules for the Next Generation Industrial Automation Controllers
With the rapid development of industrial automation, digital IO modules have become an indispensable part of industrial automation controllers. The digital IO module can connect the controller with external devices, such as sensors, actuators, etc., to achieve monitoring and control of industrial production processes. However, with the continuous development of industrial automation, digital IO modules need to have higher channel density and stronger functionality to meet the needs of new industrial automation controllers. Therefore, it is very important to build high channel density digital IO modules for the next generation of industrial automation controllers.
The digital IO module is one of the most fundamental modules in industrial automation controllers, and its main function is to connect the controller with external devices to achieve signal input and output. The digital IO module usually includes two parts: a digital input module and a digital output module. The digital input module can convert the digital signals of external devices into signals that the controller can read, while the digital output module can convert the digital signals output by the controller into signals that external devices can read. The channel density of a digital IO module refers to the number of digital input or digital output channels provided on the module, which is the input and output capacity of the module.
With the development of industrial automation, digital IO modules need to have higher channel density and stronger functions to meet the needs of new industrial automation controllers. The following are several aspects to consider when building a high channel density digital IO module for the next generation of industrial automation controllers:3502E TRICONEX controller
1. Choose the appropriate communication protocol
Digital IO modules typically communicate with controllers through communication protocols, so choosing a suitable communication protocol is crucial. Common communication protocols include Modbus, Profibus, CANopen, Ethernet, etc. Different communication protocols have different advantages and disadvantages, and selecting a suitable communication protocol requires considering the following factors:
(1) Communication speed: The faster the communication speed, the shorter the response time of the digital IO module, which can process input and output signals faster.
(2) Communication distance: The farther the communication distance, the wider the application range of digital IO modules.
(3) Reliability: The reliability of communication protocols determines the stability and reliability of digital IO modules.
(4) Cost: Different communication protocols have different costs, and suitable communication protocols need to be selected based on actual needs.
2. Choose the appropriate digital IO chip
The digital IO chip is the core component of the digital IO module, and its performance and function directly affect the channel density and function of the digital IO module. Choosing a suitable digital IO chip requires considering the following factors:
(1) Channel density: The channel density of digital IO chips determines the channel density of digital IO modules, and channel density needs to be selected based on actual needs.
(2) Input/output type: Digital IO chips usually support digital input and digital output, and some chips also support functions such as analog input and output, counters, etc.
(3) Speed: The speed of the digital IO chip determines the response speed of the digital IO module, and it is necessary to choose a chip with a faster speed.
(4) Accuracy: The accuracy of digital IO chips determines the signal accuracy of digital IO modules, and it is necessary to choose chips with higher accuracy.
(5) Cost: Different digital IO chips have different costs, and suitable chips need to be selected based on actual needs.
3. Optimize circuit design
The circuit design of digital IO modules has a significant impact on their performance and stability. In order to improve the channel density and functionality of digital IO modules, it is necessary to optimize circuit design, such as:
(1) Using high-speed digital IO chips: Using high-speed digital IO chips can improve the response speed and accuracy of the module.
(2) Adopting anti-interference design: In order to improve the stability of the digital IO module, it is necessary to adopt anti-interference design, such as using filters, isolators, etc.
(3) Using optimized PCB layout: Optimizing PCB layout can reduce noise and interference in digital IO modules, improve module performance and stability.
4. Choose the appropriate shell material and size
Digital IO modules typically need to be installed in cabinets or control cabinets, so choosing the appropriate housing material and size is crucial. The shell material should have good protective and heat dissipation properties to protect the circuits of the digital IO module from external environmental influences. The shell size should be able to adapt to different installation environments, such as cabinets, control cabinets, etc.
5. Optimize software design
The software design of the digital IO module determines its functionality and performance. In order to achieve high channel density and stronger functionality, it is necessary to optimize software design, such as:
(1) Supporting multiple input and output types: Supporting multiple input and output types can meet different application needs, such as digital input and output, analog input and output, counters, etc.
(2) Supporting multiple communication protocols: Supporting multiple communication protocols can adapt to different controllers and application environments.
(3) Support for online debugging and monitoring: Supporting online debugging and monitoring can facilitate user diagnosis and maintenance of modules.
(4) Support for expansion function: Supporting expansion function can increase the functionality and application range of the module while ensuring channel density.
In summary, building a high channel density digital IO module for the next generation of industrial automation controllers requires multiple considerations, including selecting suitable communication protocols, selecting suitable digital IO chips, optimizing circuit design, selecting suitable shell materials and sizes, and optimizing software design. Only by comprehensively considering these factors can a digital IO module with high channel density and stronger functionality be constructed to meet the needs of new industrial automation controllers.
How to assign IO devices to IO controllers?
PROFINET IO system
The PROFINET IO system consists of a PROFINET IO controller and its assigned PROFINET IO devices. After adding IO controllers and IO devices, it is necessary to assign IO controllers to the IO devices to form a basic PROFINET IO system.
Prerequisite requirements
● Already in the network view of STEP 7.
A CPU has been placed (e.g. CPU 1516-3 PN/DP).
● An IO device has been placed (e.g. IM 155-6 PN ST)
Operating Steps (Method 1)
To assign IO devices to IO controllers, follow these steps:
1. Move the mouse pointer over the interface of the IO device.
2. Hold down the left mouse button.
3. Drag the mouse pointer.
The pointer will now use the networking symbol to indicate the “networking” mode. At the same time, you can see a lock character appearing on the pointer
Number. The lock symbol only disappears when the pointer moves to a valid target position.
4. Now, move the pointer to the interface of the desired IO controller and release the left mouse button.
5. Now assign the IO device to the IO controller.
Operating Steps (Method 2)
To assign IO devices to IO controllers, follow these steps:
1. Move the mouse pointer over the word “Unassigned” in the bottom left corner of the IO device icon.
2. Click the left mouse button.
3. Select the IO controller interface to be connected from the available interfaces that appear.
4. Now assign the IO device to the IO controller.
What is the function of an IO chip
Io generally refers to input and output devices, where I is the input and O is the output. The input to the IO port of the chip is the external signal transmission to the chip, while the output is the internal signal transmission to other devices. The input and output are relative. In short, in a broad sense, the control of input and output interfaces is called an IO chip, and network cards are also considered IO or array cards.
The CPU must read and write data to external registers or ROMs on RAM or other hardware through IO commands (such as input/output commands). For example, reading a keyboard involves accessing external registers on the keyboard through the 60H port, and the chip on the keyboard scans the keyboard. Pressing or holding down a key for a long time will cause the chip to generate corresponding scan or break codes, which will be written to the external register of the 60H port, so that the CPU can achieve the purpose of controlling the keyboard. Therefore, I think IO chips should refer to a large category. The CPU already has powerful IO instructions and corresponding control buses.
51 microcontroller IO port input and output mode_ Four usage methods for IO ports
The traditional 51 microcontroller IO interface can only be used as a standard bidirectional IO interface. If it is used to drive LED, it can only be driven by injecting current or using a transistor external expansion drive circuit.
Current injection method: LED positive pole connected to VCC, negative pole connected to IO port. If the IO is at a high level, the two poles of the LED are at the same level, and there is no current, the LED will turn off; IO is at low power level, current flows from VCC to IO, and LED lights up. But when you connect the positive pole of the LED to the IO interface and the negative pole to GND, placing the IO interface at a high level will cause the LED to light up. However, due to the insufficient pull-up capability of the IO interface, the brightness is not ideal. The following method can be used to solve this problem.
Push-pull working mode: The positive and negative poles of the LED are connected to two IO ports, and then the positive IO interface is set as the push-pull output, while the negative IO interface is set as the standard bidirectional current input. The push pull method has strong pull-up ability and can achieve high-level LED driving.
Four usage methods for IO ports3502E TRICONEX controller
From the perspective of the characteristics of the I/O port, the P0 port of Standard 51 is an open drain structure when used as an I/O port, and in practical applications, a pull-up resistor is usually added; P1, P2, and P3 are all quasi bidirectional I/Os with internal pull-up resistors, which can be used as both input and output. The I/O port characteristics of the LPC900 series microcontroller have certain differences, and they can be configured into four different working modes: quasi bidirectional I/O, push pull output, high resistance input, and open drain.
Compared with Standard 51, the quasi bidirectional I/O mode differs in internal structure but is similar in usage. For example, when used as an input, it must first write “1” to set it to high level before reading the level state of the pin.!!!!! Why is it like this? Please refer to the diagram below for analysis.
The characteristic of push-3502E TRICONEX controllerpull output is that it can drive a large current regardless of whether it outputs high or low levels. For example, when outputting high levels, it can directly light up the LED (by connecting several hundred ohm current limiting resistors in series), which is difficult to achieve in quasi bidirectional I/O mode.
The characteristic of high impedance input mode is that it can only be used as an input, but it can obtain relatively high input impedance, which is necessary in analog comparator and ADC applications.
The open drain mode is similar to the quasi bidirectional mode, but there is no internal pull-up resistance. The advantage of open drain mode is good electrical compatibility. If the external pull-up resistor is connected to a 3V power supply, it can interface with a 3V logic device. If the pull-up resistor is connected to a 5V power supply, it can also interface with a 5V logic device. In addition, the open drain mode can also conveniently implement the “line and” logic function.
For the explanation of the above question, there is this information:
High resistance state is a common term in digital circuits, referring to an output state of a circuit that is neither high nor low. If the high resistance state is input into the next level circuit, it has no impact on the lower level circuit, just like not connected. If measured with a multimeter, it may be high or low, depending on what is connected afterwards.
High resistance states can be understood as open circuits during circuit analysis. You can think of it as having a very high output (input) resistance. His limit can be considered suspended.
Typical applications of high resistance states:
1. On the bus connected structure. There are multiple devices hanging on the bus, and the devices are connected to the bus in a high impedance form. This automatically releases the bus when the device does not occupy it, making it easier for other devices to gain access to the bus.
2. Most microcontroller I/O can be set to high impedance input when used, such as Lingyang, AVR, and so on. High resistance input can be considered as having infinite input resistance, indicating that I/O has minimal impact on the preceding stage and does not generate current (without attenuation), and to some extent, it also increases the chip”s resistance to voltage surges.
Application of IO Link in Industrial Automation
This article mainly introduces the overall solution of ST IO Link communication master station used in industrial systems, including the following 5 aspects:
Firstly, the application of IO Link in industrial automation; The second is the introduction of ST IO Link main station transceiver; The third is the introduction of our ST”s IO Link main site evaluation board; The fourth is an introduction to the reference design scheme of the IO Link main station; The fifth is a demonstration of the IO Link master station reference design.
The industrial automation system can be said to be composed of many levels. The top level is usually industrial Ethernet to transmit data to the upper control center or monitoring center of the factory, while the middle layer is usually some PLC system for specialized process processing, such as controlling a specialized assembly line or production line. At the bottom, there are usually many industrial sensors, such as temperature sensors, pressure sensors, flow sensors, or proximity sensors, as well as some actuators, such as valves, moving lights, relays, or contactors, which are used for collecting and controlling physical quantities.
Between these levels, there will also be some modules or gateways for conversion and processing work. Therefore, in traditional industrial systems, there are many different level standards and communication protocols on site, resulting in poor modularity and versatility. Because there are both analog signals on site, such as a 4 to 20 mA current loop and analog voltage signals, as well as digital signals. In such an environment, analog signals are particularly susceptible to interference from harsh on-site environments. At the same time, sensors or actuators for analog transmission cannot perform on-site remote configuration or calibration 3502E TRICONEX controller diagnosis work. In order to solve the transmission of the last segment of data to sensors and actuators in industrial field environments, as described earlier, we have introduced a specialized digital interface IO Link to achieve fully digital transmission between the interface modules of sensors and industrial field buses. The bidirectional data transmission makes it possible to parameterize the interaction of on-site data, diagnose and transmit information. By using this technology, remote condition monitoring and predictable maintenance of terminal equipment can be achieved, thereby effectively alleviating the problem of production line downtime.
Its advantages include:3502E TRICONEX controller
Firstly, whether it is a pure digital sensor, an analog sensor after digital quantization, or different types of actuators, unified access can be achieved, thus achieving a simplified and standardized system architecture. Secondly, the transmission of digital signals will have stronger anti-interference ability than the transmission of analog signals, so the reliability of the system will also be stronger. Thirdly, through the bidirectional transmission of digital signals, more intelligent and advanced actuators or sensors can be used, making it easier to achieve status monitoring and system diagnostic protection functions. In this way, any issues and status of the production line can be monitored and maintained in real-time, ensuring the reliability, maintainability, and upgradability of the entire production line, thereby ensuring the minimum downtime.
The following is the specific content about IO Link technology
Firstly, the definition of the IO LINK standard enables data transmission, processing, configuration, and diagnostic information exchange between sensors or actuators and control systems. Secondly, this is a simple peer-to-peer communication architecture, where a master port is connected to a device port. Then, it can achieve compatibility with existing communication architectures, such as reusing cables and interfaces. At the same time, the IO Link system also has backward compatibility upgrade capability, as the master end of the system uses digital binary serial communication to interact with devices, and vice versa.
It can be said that IO link makes the system simpler:
Firstly, this is a universal standard communication method that complies with IEC61131-9. Secondly, IO Link is an intelligent communication system that solves the digital information exchange and transmission of the last distance from the control host to the terminal device. Thirdly, IO Link is simple to use and can be said to be plug and play, compatible with some existing system devices.
Some related products and solutions provided by ST in IO Link communication solutions
Firstly, in this communication system, the IO Link Master, which connects to the upper computer controller, is one of the main key solutions that will be mentioned later. Secondly, ST can provide some communication chips on the IO Link Master project, such as L6360. On the other side of the sensor or actuator end, namely the IO Link Slave end, ST can provide communication chips L6362A and L6364 on this IO Link Slave slave project. According to standards, this three-wire point-to-point communication method is easily compatible with some existing sensor actuators” standard ports, such as M12 standard industrial connectors and M12 standard connector wires. In addition, its advantages include the ability to achieve point-to-point bidirectional signal transmission within a single cable, as well as the general power supply requirements of the master end to the sensor actuator. According to the general requirements of the current industry, the maximum length of this cable is 20 meters, and the three wires inside are 24V, 0V, and data cables. The L+of this chip can support up to 500 milliamperes. If greater current is needed, there are also other L+drivers, including Load Switch IPS and other products, which can provide greater current or can be applied externally. The IO Link communication speed can generally reach a baud rate of 230.4K per COM3, and it also has functions such as status indication and detection.
For some specific application characteristics of IO Link, the communication transceiver system composed of L6360 and L6362A can support three standard data types of IO Link, namely COM1 (4.8k), COM2 (38.4K), and COM3 (230.4K) modes. This communication system can meet the requirements of all modern standards, industrial sensors, and actuators: firstly, it can quickly and very easily configure or reconfigure sensors or actuators. Secondly, it can be widely applied to various standardized sensors or systems that execute information. Thirdly, as a digital communication system, compared to traditional analog signal transmission systems, it can reduce power consumption and improve system efficiency. Fourthly, it has complete diagnostic and protection functions, which can improve the reliability of related systems. Therefore, it can be widely used to drive various digital sensors and actuators, as well as input and output modules of PLC, in order to achieve and meet various requirements of Industry 4.0.
How to Determine the Interference Problem of PROFINET IO Communication
Preliminary Diagnosis of PROFINET Interference Problems
1. Overview
When debugging PROFINET IO communication, it is common to encounter communication failures. One of the reasons for communication failures is interference. PROFINET IO communication equipment often operates in complex industrial electromagnetic environments, and incorrect shielding grounding or non-standard installation may lead to communication interference problems. Since optical signals are not affected by electromagnetic interference, this article only introduces interference problems with electrical signals.
2. How to determine interference issues
If PROFINET IO communication is affected by electromagnetic interference, a simple judgment can generally be made through the following aspects:
2.1. Judging the communication status through PROFINET IO
If the following communication phenomena are found during PROFINET IO communication debugging or operation, it may be affected by electromagnetic interference:
① Occasionally, communication is interrupted and restored.
② When certain on-site devices or specific operations are turned on, communication is interrupted, and on the contrary, communication returns to normal.
2.2. By using STEP7 online diagnostic information to determine and view the diagnostic buffer information of the IO controller, how to detect the presence of frequent communication failures and recovery information between the IO controller and IO devices in the diagnostic buffer, as shown in the following figure, may be affected by electromagnetic interference:
14 STEP7 Device Diagnostic Buffer Information
3. How to troubleshoot and solve interference problems
If a suspected electromagnetic interference causing PROFINET IO communication failure is found, how should we troubleshoot and solve it? The following will be introduced from the following aspects:
3.1 Increase PROFINET IO communication watchdog time
Due to PROFINET IO communication failure occurring during watchdog time, the IO controller did not provide input or output data (IO data) to the IO device, and watchdog time=the number of update cycles allowed for IO data loss × The refresh time is usually automatically calculated and allocated by the IO controller. This time value is generally small. If electromagnetic interference is encountered, the probability of communication failure occurring within the automatically calculated watchdog time will increase. At this time, we can appropriately increase the PROFINET IO communication refresh time or the number of update cycles allowed for IO data loss to increase the watchdog time. However, this method may not solve serious electromagnetic interference problems, and it is recommended to eliminate and solve them through subsequent methods.
TRICONEX 3805E Invensys can accommodate the backplane of previous modules
TRICONEX 3805E Invensys can accommodate the backplane of previous modules
Fault tolerance in the TRICONEX 3805E is achieved through the the third mock examination redundancy (TMR) architecture. Tricon can provide error free and uninterrupted control in the event of hard faults or internal or external transient faults in components. Tricon adopts a completely triple architecture design, from the input module to the main processor and then to the output module. Each I/O module contains three independent branch circuits. Each pin on the input module reads process data and passes this information to their respective main processors. The three main processors communicate with each other using a proprietary high-speed bus system called TriBus. Every scan, the three main processors synchronize and communicate with their two neighbors through TriBus. Tricon votes on digital input data, compares output data, and sends copies of analog input data to each main processor. The main processor executes user written applications and sends the output generated by the application to the output module. In addition to voting on input data, TriBus also votes on output data. This is done on the output module as close to the field as possible to detect and compensate for any errors between the Tricon voting and the final output driven to the field.
The TRICONEX 3805E system typically consists of the following typical modules: [2]
Main processor modules (three).3502E TRICONEX controller
Communication module.
Input and output modules: can be analog and/or digital, can work independently, or can be hot backup (backup).
Power module (redundant).3502E TRICONEX controller
A backplane (chassis) that can accommodate previous modules.
System cabinet: One or more chassis can be compressed into one cabinet.
Organize cabinets to adapt and standardize interface connections between on-site instruments and Triconex system cabinets.
Human Machine Interface (HMI) for monitoring events.
Engineering Workstation (EWS) for programming. Monitoring, troubleshooting, and updating.
The remote IO module is designed according to the demanding industrial application environment requirements, embedded with a 32-bit high-performance microprocessor MCU, to meet various combinations of digital, analog, and thermal resistance IO modules. The communication protocol of the remote IO module adopts the standard Modbus TCP protocol, Modbus RTU over TCP protocol, and MQTT protocol. The remote IO module supports a wide working voltage of DC9-36V and has anti reverse protection function. It is equipped with a built-in watchdog and comprehensive lightning protection and anti-interference measures to ensure reliability.
The remote IO module supports 1 isolated 10/100M adaptive Ethernet interface with 15KV ESD protection, optocoupler isolated digital input, and supports dry wet contact input. The first channel can be used as pulse counting, supporting high-speed pulse and low-speed pulse modes. The default is high-speed pulse frequency with a maximum of 700KHz, and the optional low-speed pulse frequency with a maximum of 10KHz; DO output supports transistor Sink output, with the first channel available for high-speed pulse output, supporting pulse frequencies of 10Hz~300KHz; The remote IO module supports isolated 12 bit resolution analog input: 0-5V, 0-10V, 0-20mA, 4-20mA differential input; 1 channel RS485 communication interface, supporting standard Modbus RTU protocol for expansion; The thermal resistance RTD input supports two types: PT100 and PT1000;
What are the common types of IO extension modules? How much does an IO expansion module usually cost?
2. Analog Input Output Module: A module used to process and monitor analog signal input and output. Common analog input and output modules include modules based on resistors, transistors, and optocouplers.
3. Communication Interface Module: A module used to achieve communication between devices. Common communication interface modules include modules based on interfaces such as RS232, RS485, Ethernet, and CAN.
4. Special Function Module: A module used to implement specific functions. For example, the PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) module is used to control the speed and direction of the motor, and the counting module is used to achieve counting functions.
The price of IO expansion modules may vary depending on different brands, models, and functions.
Generally speaking, the price of more basic IO expansion modules ranges from tens to hundreds of yuan, while the price of IO expansion modules with more complex functions and stronger performance may be higher.
For example, the Io extension module ET1010 recently released by Zongheng Intelligent Control Company costs only 169 yuan per unit, and supports functions such as front-end and back-end cascading, sensorless expansion, and plug and play. It can be purchased in bulk or applied for a free trial address; The specific prices of these IO modules need to be queried and compared based on the specific modules you need.
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