With the addition of new controllers, network, power supply, and I/O modules to its MELSEC-L Series lineup, Mitsubishi Electric Automation, Inc., continues to deliver innovative technology that provides better cost performance and faster return on investment. The newly expanded product line results in more scalable machines and allows users to customize hardware configurations to align with their system requirements.
Key benefits of the newest L Series offerings:
- Addresses the exact program memory requirements of the specific application with new L06CPU and L26CPU controllers.
- Offers the flexibility to expand network architecture. In addition to 10BASE-T and 100BASE-T communication, the new L Series Ethernet module also supports MODBUS/TCP through a protocol library.
- Occupies less space within the control panel as the new power supply module is 35 percent thinner than traditional modules.
- Minimizes space utilization and facilitates troubleshooting and maintenance by combining I/O on digital modules and analog modules.
In addition to a number of built-in features, the L Series integrates advanced sequence, motion, temperature, and vision control into a single package, making the new models ideally suited to applications within the food and beverage, packaging, and life sciences industries, including medical R&D, clinical supply, and commercial manufacturing.
All models within the L Series product line feature single-CPU architecture with built-in Ethernet and mini-USB interfaces, a SD/SDHC memory card slot for program storage and data logging, and 24 I/O for positioning and high-speed counter functions. The high performance L Series controller also includes a CC-Link V2 master/local station for connection to the open field network.
With their compact size, easy expandability, networking capabilities, and built-in functions, L Series controllers are ideal for stand-alone machines or networked stations in larger applications. The L Series is fully supported by Mitsubishi Electric’s iQ Works software suite.
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