Product Details
Product Description
The 140CPU67260 Unity HSBY CPU processor from Schneider Electric is designed for high-performance control in demanding industrial automation applications. Integrated within the Modicon Quantum system, it provides a powerful processing unit for seamless integration and reliability across various PLC setups.
With a clock speed of 266 MHz, the 140CPU67260 supports substantial memory expansion, offering up to 7168 kB program memory and 8 MB storage memory for large and complex applications. It is also equipped with 3072 kB of internal RAM, with 1536 kB dedicated to data storage.
Key Technical Specifications:
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Model + Part Number: 140CPU67260
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Manufacturer: Schneider Electric
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Product Type: Unity Processor
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Product Series: Modicon Quantum
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Clock Speed: 266 MHz
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Number of Slots: 10, 16, 4, 6, 2
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Number of Racks: 2 local racks
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Number of Distributed I/O Stations: 63 stations (1 rack, 3 Modbus Plus networks)
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Number of Remote I/O Stations: 31 I/Os (2 racks)
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Communication Protocol: Ethernet
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Number of Optional Modules: 6
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Program Memory: Expandable up to 7168 kB
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Storage Memory: Expandable up to 8 MB
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Internal RAM: 3072 kB (1536 kB for data)
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Memory Expansion Slot: PCMCIA card slot for additional memory
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Bus Current Requirement: 2.76 A
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Weight: 2.44 lbs (1.11 kg)
Applications
The 140CPU67260 is ideal for high-demand automation environments, offering scalability and flexibility for controlling large systems with numerous distributed I/O devices. It is suitable for applications requiring high-speed processing, high I/O density, and network integration via Ethernet.
FAQ
Q: What is the clock speed of the 140CPU67260?
A: The clock speed of this processor is 266 MHz.
Q: How much memory can be expanded?
A: Program memory is expandable up to 7168 kB, and storage memory can expand up to 8 MB.
Q: How many distributed I/O stations can the 140CPU67260 support?
A: It supports 63 distributed I/O stations, connected through 3 Modbus Plus networks.
Additional Information
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