Which Delta PLCs are Used in Industrial Automation?

In this article, we discuss the types of Delta PLCs used in industrial automation and control applications.

Delta PLC

A Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) is a control system that uses electronic operations.
Delta PLCs have easy storage methods and beneficial development principles.
PLC features sequential functions and position control.
PLCs have timers, counters, and input/output controls that are widely used in industrial automation and control.
Delta DVP series programmable logic controllers provide high-speed, stable, and highly reliable applications in various industrial automation machines.
They feature fast logical operations with ample instruction sets and multiple functional cards.
Delta PLCs are cost-effective.
This PLC supports various communication protocols for connecting AC motor drives, servo systems, human-machine interfaces, and temperature controllers through industrial networks to form a complete “Delta solution” for all users.

Below are some features of the standard Delta PLCs of the AH series:

Here are some technical specifications of the Delta PLCs of the AH series.

It features a 32-bit processor with an execution speed of 0.02 microseconds.
Maximum input/output points
DI/O: Maximum 4352 points
AI/O: Maximum 544 channels
RIO> 100000 points
Program capacity is 1.5 MB with a maximum of 384000 steps.
It has a data register of 256,000 words.
CPU is fully isolated and includes a RS-232/422/485 card slot, Mini USB, Ethernet, and SD/SDHC.

The AH 500 series supports excellent motion control functions with linear 3-axis spiral interpolation, 2-axis and 3-axis arcs.
The AH500 PLC can simultaneously control up to 12 axes or 4 groups of 3-axis interpolation in only 1 millisecond.
It can meet complex processing requirements or precise motion control.
Suitable for applications like building material processors, loom weaving machines, and food packaging machines.
This is a modular system controller designed for high-level automation tasks with a wide selection of I/O modules.
AH 500 can be constructed as a central control system through remote I/O expansion capabilities.
It allocates remote I/O systems at various levels for HVAC applications and provides complete automation system solutions.

Below are some features of the redundant Delta PLCs of the AH series.

It adopts reliable redundancy and integrates synchronous modules.
Ethernet ports and serial communication interfaces for a more competitive control solution.
It provides additional power supplies and communication interfaces for a complete control solution.

It features a 32-bit processor with a program execution speed of 0.02 microseconds.
Maximum input/output points DIO: max. 4352 points, AIO: max. 544 channels and RIO > 100000 points.
Program capacity is up to 4 MB with 1 million steps.
Features a data logging of 512 words.
The programming supports all five programming languages.
It has an internal multi-mode RS-232/485 communication port.
Internal Ethernet communication port (100 Mbps).
Internal micro SD card slot (supports up to 32 GB).
Internal Mini-USB programming port.
Features 2048 timers and counters.
No battery is required.

These modules independently handle logic control and motion.
Users can write and download programs in motion modules.
These modules support standard motion control systems and can be installed on local backup planes.
Offers Ether CAT, DMCNET, and pulse train solutions for customers.
This motion controller can be mounted on a CPU slot or an input/output slot of a specific motion backplane.
The compact motion control system does not support expansion from the back panel.

Pulse train module: max. output of 1 MHz.
Supports input modes UD / PD / AB / 4AB.
Minimum synchronization time for the DMCNET module at 12 axes is 1 millisecond. Minimum synchronization time for the Ether CAT module: at axes 8 / 16 / 32 is 0.5 / 1 / 2 ms.