Analog Input Unit; Compatibility With Conventional Models - Panasonic FP0R Series User Manual

Compatibility with Conventional Models

7.1 Analog Input Unit

7.1.1 Compatibility with Conventional Models
 Specification Comparison Chart
Item
Appearance
Resolution and Operation mode
Number of channels
-10 to 10 V DC
-5 to 5 V DC
Analog input
0 to 10 V DC
voltage range
0 to 5 V DC
-100 to 100 m V DC
Analog input
0 to 20 mA
current range
Conversion speed
Voltage
Overall
precision
Current
Analog input averaging function
External power
supply
Power supply
Control unit
(24V DC)
consumption current
increment
(Note 1):The resolution and operation mode is switched by the mode switch.
(Note 2):When selecting the 14-bit mode, the range can be set for each channel separately by user programs. Also,
the ranges of -5 to 5 V DC and 0 to 10 V DC can be set by user programs only when selecting the 14-bit mode.
(Note 3):When selecting the 14-bit mode, the averaging method can be set for each channel separately by user
programs. For details of the averaging methods, refer to the chapter 5 "Analog Input Averaging Processing".
(Note 4): Installed in the unit of Ver.1.2 and after (only 12-bit mode).
(Note 5): In the case of the unit of Ver.1.2 and after; 20 mA for the unit of Ver.1.1 or older.
7-2
FP0-A80
12-bit (1/4000)
8 ch
Not available
Not available
Not available
Available
Available
Available
1 ms/channel
±0.6%F.S. or less (at 25°C)
±1%F.S. or less (at 0 to 55°C)
Available (Moving average)
Needed, 60mA or less
20 mA or less
FP0RAD4 / FP0RAD8
12-bit (1/4000)
14-bit (1/16000) (Note 1)
4 ch or 8 ch (Each model)
Available
Available (Note 2)
Available (Note 2)
Available
Available (Note 4)
Available
2 ms/All channels
±0.6%F.S. or less
At ±100 mV (at 25°C)
(Note 4) ±1.0%F.S. or less
(at 0 to 55°C)
±0.2%F.S. or less
(at 25°C)
Others
±0.4%F.S. or less
(at 0 to 55°C)
±0.3%F.S. or less (at 25°C)
±0.6%F.S. or less (at 0 to 55°C)
Available (Moving average 10
times/ No. of averaging times: 64
times or 128 times) (Note 3)
Not needed
45 mA or less (Note 5)