XPAC (Embedded Standard 2009)
A programmable logic controller (PLC) is a computer used for the automation of electromechanical processes, such as control of machinery on factory assembly lines, amusement rides, or light fixtures. PLCs can handle extended temperature ranges, provide immunity to electrical noise, and resistance to vibration and impact.
The ability to run PC-based Control software such as C++, SCADA software and SoftPLC allows for fast deployment.
| Product | Description |
|---|---|
| XP-8041 | Programmable Automation Controller Windows Embedded Standard 2009 AMD LX800 Processor (500MHz) |
| XP-8341 | Programmable Automation Controller 3 Expansion Slots Windows Embedded Standard 2009 AMD LX800 Processor (500MHz) |
| XP-8741 | Programmable Automation Controller 7 Expansion Slots Windows Embedded Standard 2009 AMD LX800 Processor (500MHz) |
| XP-8041-ATOM | Programmable Automation Controller Windows Embedded Standard 2009 Intel Atom Z520 Processor (1.33GHz) |
| XP-8141-ATOM | Programmable Automation Controller 1 Expansion Slot Windows Embedded Standard 2009 Intel Atom Z520 Processor (1.33GHz) |
| XP-8341-ATOM | Programmable Automation Controller 3 Expansion Slots Windows Embedded Standard 2009 Intel Atom Z520 Processor (1.33GHz) |
| XP-8741-ATOM | Programmable Automation Controller 7 Expansion Slots Windows Embedded Standard 2009 Intel Atom Z520 Processor (1.33GHz) |