Controllers: Integrated HMI / PLC units offer higher speed inputs, outputs
The high-speed Vision130 and Vision350 "TR" models can handle inputs up to 200kHz, while high-speed outputs are able to support 5Hz to 200kHz. This enables the user to implement up to three independent Pulse Train Output (PTO) instruction sets at one time for accurate step-motor control.
Renee Robbins
Unitronics' combination PLC / HMI controllers now offer higher speed inputs and outputs. The high-speed Vision130 and Vision350 "TR" models can handle inputs up to 200kHz, while high-speed outputs are able to support 5Hz to 200kHz. This enables the user to implement up to three independent Pulse Train Output (PTO) instruction sets at one time for accurate step-motor control. TR models enhance the versatility of the product line to provide even more flexibility when configuring a system's precise requirements. The high-speed I/O connections offer particular benefits to the motion industry, or wherever speed control is required.
Unitronics Ltd. is an Israeli company with international presence that has been producing PLCs, automation software and accessory devices since 1989. Email: usa.sales@unitronics.com
- Edited by Renee Robbins, senior editor
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