Advanced Industrial Automation
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Pulse Output Function for Up to Four Axes.
CP1H-X(A) CPU Units: Two axes at 100 kHz and two axes at 30 kHz
CP1H-Y CPU Units: Two axes at 1 MHz and two axes at 30 kHz
Two 1-MHz high-speed
counter line-driver
inputs (special pulse
input terminals)
Example: Four-axes Control in Electronic
Component Manufacturing Equipment
Capacitor removal
Rotation
(final positioning)
Processing
positioning
Processing
depth
Easy engineering with standard functions
Easily achieved with special positioning
instruction (PLS2).
1MHz High-speed Pulse Output
(CP1H-Y CPU Units: To be released soon.)
Two 1-MHz high-speed
counter line-driver
outputs (special pulse
output terminals)
Two high-speed counter normal
inputs (100 kHz)
CP1H-Y CPU Unit
Two 30-kHz normal pulse outputs
CP1H-Y CPU Units offer built-in 1-MHz line-driver I/O.
• Line-driver outputs: Two each for CW and CCW.
• Line-driver inputs: Two each for phases A, B, and Z.
CP1H-Y CPU Units also have 20 normal I/O points (12 inputs
and 8 outputs), and can provide 100-kHz high-speed counter
inputs for two axes and 30-kHz pulse outputs for two axes.
PLS2 executed
Speed control
(ACC instruction)
Stop after output of
set number of pulses
Feed Control for
Packing Material
4 Pulse outputs for
precise positioning
CP1H
Pulse outputs
Servo Drivers
Servomotors
• Single-instruction Origin Search Function
• Positioning with Trapezoidal Acceleration and
Deceleration (PLS2 Instruction)
Target speed control
Acceleration
Start frequency
Deceleration
Specified number
of travel pulses
S-curve
acceleration
S-curve
deceleration
Interrupt Feeding (ACC and PLS2 Instructions)
S-curve acceleration/deceleration can be used
to reduce vibration in high-speed positioning.