OMRON's industrial automation business (OMRON IA) developed the SYSMAC CJ series to meet customer demand for high-speed programmable controllers, which has increased as manufacturing industry equipment becomes more complicated and the work of fabrication more minute. In developing the CJ2H CPU units released today, OMRON IA reexamined not only the CPU's processing power but also the interface with the units to be connected, offering customers total improvement of system throughput. In addition, the company plans to release a succession of high-speed, high-performance units including analog and positioning units, starting with the basic I/O units released today.
Improved system throughput
The processing power of the CPU unit, the interface between it and other units, and the response performance of each unit have been improved, making the unit useful in improving system throughput.
- Input interruption response time is approximately two times faster than before. Will not miss split-second changes
- The minimum time for interruptions at fixed intervals is approx. two times faster than before, enabling more precise control
- A special high-speed unit has been installed to allow immediate refreshing, enabling response times up to seven times faster
- The ON/OFF response time of the basic I/O unit is approx. four times faster than before, and that of the analog unit is approx. 12 times faster than before
Synchronizing of functions between units
An algorithm has been installed that allows the CPU unit to synchronize with the high performance units at regular intervals when the high performance units initiate processing. Data taken at the same time can be shared between the CPU unit and high performance units. This function enables synchronous multi-axis control and in turn expands the range of applications that can be performed by caulking equipment, connector pin strike machines, etc.
About OMRON
Headquartered in Kyoto, Japan, OMRON Corporation is a global leader in the field of automation. Established in 1933 and headed by President & CEO Hisao Sakuta, OMRON has over 35,000 employees in 38 countries working to provide products and services to customers in a variety of fields, including industrial automation, electronic components, social systems (ticket gate machines, ticket vending machines and traffic control) and healthcare.
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