The ABB DCP10 CPU Module is a core control solution for industrial automation, designed for seamless integration into PLC systems to optimize performance and reliability in demanding environments.
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The ABB DCP10 CPU Module is a core control solution for industrial automation, designed for seamless integration into PLC systems to optimize performance and reliability in demanding environments.
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Processor Speed:16 MHz
Memory:8 MB
Communication Ports:2 RS-485/RS-232
Operating Temperature:-20°C to +55°C
Power Consumption:3.6 W
Dimensions (D x W x H):100 mm x 86 mm x 30 mm
Weight:0.25 kg
Engineered for seamless integration into ABB’s comprehensive range of industrial automation solutions, the ABB DCP10 CPU Module 8MB is an indispensable part of modern manufacturing processes. Its robust design ensures reliability and efficiency, even under demanding conditions.
Equipped with a powerful 8 MB memory, this module offers ample space for storing complex control algorithms and data, enabling sophisticated operation in various industrial applications. It supports a wide array of functions including sequential control, motion control, and process control, making it versatile for diverse industrial needs.
Featuring an operating voltage range of 12-24V DC, the ABB DCP10 can withstand varied power supplies typically found in industrial settings. Its compact dimensions of 75mm x 75mm x 50mm and lightweight design of 0.3 kg facilitate easy installation and maintenance.
Operating within a temperature range of -20°C to +60°C and capable of handling humidity up to 95% non-condensing, this CPU Module is built to endure harsh industrial environments. It ensures continuous performance regardless of seasonal changes or environmental fluctuations.
Designed with user-friendliness in mind, the ABB DCP10 provides intuitive diagnostics and monitoring tools, allowing operators to easily troubleshoot issues and optimize system performance. This not only enhances operational efficiency but also reduces downtime and maintenance costs.
