PLC
PLCs are electronic devices that can be programmed by the user and are used in industry to solve sequence problems in machinery or processes, saving maintenance costs and increasing equipment reliability. PLCs differ from other automatic controllers in that they can be programmed to control any type of machine, unlike other controllers. In addition to being able to be programmed, they are automatic, that is, they are devices that compare the signals emitted by the controlled machine and make decisions based on the programmed instructions, to keep the operation of said machine stable.
Integrating into the EtherCat bus, NX Remotes are the perfect distributed input/output solution for NJ controllers. In addition to digital, analog and high-speed I/O modules, it includes a series of dedicated modules for applications that require time stamping, allowing manufacturers to improve the quality and production levels of their products.
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Machine controller with advanced motion functions for axis interpolation. Integrated EtherCat port for handling 4, 8, 16, 32 and up to 64 axes (depending on the CPU model). Motion, vision, logic and security all integrated in the same controller.
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The CP1H was designed to solve complex applications in a compact format PLC, with great capacity for expansion and flexibility in communications. Thanks to its dedicated I/O for fast processes and the processing speed of its CPU, it is ideal for automating small machines with a high degree of complexity.
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