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A1SX41-S2 Functional block diagram language is a kind of PLC programming language, which is similar to digital logic circuit MITSUBISHI A1SX41-S2


Input points: 32 points.
Voltage: AC200 ~ 240V.
Current: 12mA.
Response time: 25ms.
32 points / a common end.
38 point terminal station.
CE certification.
System program memory for storing system program,
Including management procedures, monitoring procedures, as well as the user program to do the compiler to compile the process of interppretation A1SX41-S2.
Read only memory. Manufacturers use, content can not be changed, power does not disappear.
PLC selection with the development of PLC technology, more and more types of PLC products,
Function is becoming more and more perfect, and its application is more and more extensive A1SX41-S2.
Different series of different models of PLC has different performance, applicable occasions also have different emphasis,
Price also has a greater difference A1SX41-S2. Therefore PLC selection,
Under the premise of meeting the control requirements,
Should consider the best performance to price ratio, a reasonable choice of PLC.
Each scanning process. Focus on the input signal sampling. Focus on the output signal to refresh MITSUBISHI A1SX41-S2.
Input refresh process. When the input port is closed,
Program in the implementation phase, the input end of a new state, the new state can not be read.
Only when the program is scanned, the new state is read.
A scan cycle is divided into the input sample, the program execution, the output refresh MITSUBISHI A1SX41-S2.
The contents of the component image register are changed with the change of the execution of the program.
The length of the scan cycle is determined by the three.
CPU the speed of executing instructions.
Time of instruction.
Instruction count.
Due to the adoption of centralized sampling MITSUBISHI A1SX41-S2.
Centralized output mode.
There exist input / output hysteresis phenomena, i.e., the input / output response delay. AnS, QnAS bus connection, the reader to write program 2 channel connection.
Input status and input information input from the input interface,
CPU will be stored in the working data memory or in the input image register.
And then combine the data and the program with CPU.
The result is stored in the output image register or the working data memory,
And then output to the output interface, control the external drive.
The response time of PLC is the interval between the time of the change of the external output signal of the PLC and the time of the change of the external output signal which is controlled by it,
Lag time, this is the time constant of the input circuit,
The time constant of the output circuit, the arrangement of the user statement and the use of the instruction,
The cycle scan mode of PLC and the way of PLC to refresh the I/O and so on.
This phenomenon is called the I/O delay time effect.
Type of input: DC leakage.
Input points: 32 points.
Input voltage: DC24.
Input current: 7mA.
Connection mode: terminal row.
Common common point: 32.
Functional block diagram language is a kind of PLC programming language, which is similar to digital logic circuit.
The function module is used to represent the function of the module,
Different function modules have different functions.
Functional module figure programming language features: functional block diagram programming language is characterized by a functional module for the unit,
Analysis and understanding of the control scheme is simple and easy: function module is to use graphical form of expression,
Intuitive, for a digital logic circuit based on the design of the staff is very easy to master the programming;
Control system with complex scale and complex control logic,
Because the function module diagram can clearly express the function relation, the programming debugging time is greatly reduced A1SX41-S2.

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