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Overview The Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) is the workhorse of Industrial Control systems. It uses digital and analog I/O modules to interface to sensors, actuators and other equipment. These I/O modules must meet stringent electrical specifications and designers face challenges in conditioning and converting these signals. In addition, increasing levels of embedded processing and connectivity can be seen on these modules. Variations of the PLC include the Programmable Automation Controller (PAC) which has more integration and processing functions to tackle more complex operations and the Distributed Control System (DCS) which is used extensively in process control. The DCS uses distributed controllers, each performing a specific task, connected together by networks for communication and monitoring. A central control room is typically used for an entire plant. The PLC System PLCs can be segmented by I/O count and scan rates. They can also be classified as brick type versus modular PLCs. A small or brick PLC has a fixed number of connections for inputs and outputs. Modular PLCs have a chassis (also called a rack) into which are placed modules with different functions. The processor and selection of I/O modules is customized to fit the application. A modular PLC consists of the Central Processing Unit (CPU), a power supply and various I/O modules. The CPU performs the main controller functions like scanning data and running control sequences. The power supply unit converts line power to 24 volts. The I/O modules are used to measure data from sensors and to control various actuators. Together, the input and output modules along with the central controller form a control loop. I/O Module Types I/O modules can be classified as analog input (AI), analog output (AO), digital input (DI) and digital output (DO). They are usually categorized into 2-, 4-, 8- and 16-channel modules. I/O modules need to meet stringent electrical specifications such as the IEC 61000-4 family of Electro Magnetic Compatibility (EMC) tests for surge, ESD (Electro- static Discharge) and EFT (Electrically Fast Transients). They also need short-circuit and over- load protection. All these modules include isolation between the control side and the field side via DC-DC converters and isolation on digital commu- nication between the field devices and the digital backplane. Communication over the digital back- plane is done by a variety of interfaces (RS-485, CAN, Ethernet, etc.) and industrial fieldbuses (PROFIBUS ® , DeviceNet, CANopen ® , Modbus, EtherCAT ® , Ethernet I/P™, PROFINET ® , SERCOS, POWERLINK, etc.). On the following pages we discuss solutions from TI for these various I/O types. I/O Modules Power Supply Module CPU Includes backup power 220/110 Volt Prop. digital bus 24-Volt power bus 4 to 64 channels is typical Can be integrated with CPU Multi- Channel Analog In Multi- Channel Analog Out Multi- Channel Digital In Comm. Module (Fieldbus, Ethernet) Industrial Automation Solutions Programmable Logic Control (PLC) TI’s PLC system solutions speed the design cycle with the right devices, software, tools and support. www.ti.com/automation 2H 2012

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  • OverviewThe Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) is the workhorse of Industrial Control systems. It uses digital and analog I/O modules to interface to sensors, actuators and other equipment. These I/O modules must meet stringent electrical speci cations and designers face challenges in condi tioning and converting these signals. In addition, increasing levels of embedded processing and connectivity can be seen on these modules. Variations of the PLC include the Programmable Automation Controller (PAC) which has more integration and processing functions to

    tackle more complex operations and the Distributed Control System (DCS) which is used extensively in process control. The DCS uses distributed controllers, each performing a speci c task, connected together by networks for communication and monitoring. A central control room is typically used for an entire plant.

    The PLC SystemPLCs can be segmented by I/O count and scan rates. They can also be classi ed as brick type versus modular PLCs. A small or brick PLC has a xed number of connections for inputs and outputs. Modular PLCs have a chassis (also called a rack) into which are placed modules with different functions. The processor and selection of I/O modules is customized to t the application. A modular PLC consists of the Central Processing Unit (CPU), a power supply and various I/O modules. The CPU performs the main controller functions like scanning data and running control sequences. The power supply unit converts line power to 24 volts. The I/O modules are used to measure data from sensors and to control various

    actuators. Together, the input and output modules along with the central controller form a control loop.

    I/O Module TypesI/O modules can be classi ed as analog input (AI), analog output (AO), digital input (DI) and digital output (DO). They are usually cate go rized into 2-, 4-, 8- and 16-channel modules. I/O modules need to meet stringent electrical speci cations such as the IEC 61000-4 family of Electro Magnetic Compatibility (EMC) tests for surge, ESD (Electro-static Discharge) and EFT (Electrically Fast Transients). They also need short-circuit and over-load protection. All these modules include isolation between the control side and the eld side via DC-DC converters and isolation on digital commu-nication between the eld devices and the digital backplane. Communication over the digital back-plane is done by a variety of interfaces (RS-485, CAN, Ethernet, etc.) and industrial eldbuses (PROFIBUS, DeviceNet, CANopen, Modbus, EtherCAT, Ethernet I/P, PROFINET, SERCOS, POWERLINK, etc.). On the following pages we discuss solutions from TI for these various I/O types.

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    Industrial Automation Solutions

    Programmable Logic Control (PLC)TIs PLC system solutions speed the design cycle with the right devices, software, tools and support.

    www.ti.com/automation

    2H 2012

  • Analog input modules capture and measure signals such as temperature, pressure, ow, level, vibration and motion. These parameters are transmitted from equipment such as sensors and other eld devices on the factory oor in the form of current or voltage. Current loops typically range from 420 mA while voltage inputs can be single ended or differential ranging from 05V, 010V, 5V and 10V.

    The system accuracy is determined by the Analog to Digital Converter (ADC) resolution with thermocouple applications needing up to 24 bits. Delta sigma ADCs are a good choice with some products having a built-in PGA and MUX. Some products also offer ratio-metric measurement with built-in current sources for RTD excitation and voltage biases for ungrounded thermocouples. Slow changing variables like temperature, pressure, level and ow need lower sampling rates (up to 2 kSPS) while other applications

    and systems with higher channel counts need larger sampling speeds (several 100 kSPS). SAR ADCs are a good choice for these applications. Simultaneous sampling architectures are used for modules used in condition monitoring, motion control and power automation.

    Signal conditioning considerations include high-input impedance when interfacing to sensors with low-source impedance which is achieved with input buffers and instrumentation ampli ers (INA). Other considerations are large common-mode voltage range and common-mode rejection of interference from motors, AC power lines and other sources which inject noise on the analog inputs. Since the inputs could be signals from thermocouples and other low-level sensors, low offset voltages as well as minimal drift of the offset voltage over temperature is needed to maintain accuracy. Precision bipolar op amps are

    used extensively. Differential amps can be used when the common mode range is greater than the power supply rails. Finally, Programmable Gain Ampli ers (PGA) can be used when the input voltage range can vary over multiple sensor types.

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    DC/DC Converter Isolated Power DC/DC Converter

    24 VCommunication

    Fieldbus IN

    Electrical Isolation

    Field Side Control Backplane

    Isolated Power

    Power Management: Exists onAll Modules

    Group Isolated Analog Input Module

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    Design ConsiderationsDigital input modules capture and measure digital input signals from a wide variety of sensors like

    proximity switches, limit switches and push button switches. Inputs typically are 024V with tolerances up to 30V. The signals from DC sensors used in PLC digital input (DI) modules are typically

    of a higher voltage and are usually isolated through optocouplers before going into a shift register to be serialized. Instead, digital input serializers can be used to serialize a large number of digital inputs allowing higher channel densities in PLC I/O modules. The isolation is then limited to the SPI interface as a number of serializers can be daisy chained. They also provide the bene t of sensing higher voltages, adjustable current limits and programmable de-bounce times. Other functions that are integrated into these products are temperature sensing and voltage regulation.

    TI solutions for Digital I/OSN65HVS880 18V 30V industrial 8-channel digital input serializer

    SN65HVS881 10V 34V industrial 8-channel digital input serializer with parity

    PLC: Digital I/O

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    CommunicationFieldbus IN

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    Memory

    TI signal chain solutions for analog inputsADS1248 (temperature measurement and universal inputs) 4 differential or 7 single-ended inputs, 24-

    bit, single-cycle settling Low-noise PGA, temperature sensor,

    burnout detection 50-/60-Hz simultaneous rejection,

    up to 2kSPS Dual matched current sources for

    RTD excitation

    PGA280 + ADS1259 Zero drift high-voltage PGA + low-noise,

    24-bit, 14-kSPS ADC Input signals from 10s of mV to 15V Allows input signal diagnostics

    OPA2188 36-V zero-drift, rail-to-rail precision op amp

    OPA211 1.1-nV/Hz 36-V, low power, precision op amp

    OPA320 20-MHz, 0.9-pA, Ib precision op ampADS8319 16-bit, 500-ksps precision SAR ADCLMP7721 Ultra-low-bias current 3fA op ampLMP90100 24-bit ADC + chopper stabilized PGA 1:128

    LMP8671/2 2.5-nV/Hz 40V precision op amp

  • Design ConsiderationsAnalog output modules are used to drive and con-trol actuators and other machines to form part of an overall control system. Current-loop outputs typically range from 420 mA while voltage outputs range from 05V, 010V, 5V and 10V.

    The linearity, settling time, response and accuracy is determined by the DAC used. Resistor string-based DACs are small, inexpensive and inherently monotonic. For higher resolution and for applications requiring higher linearity like open-loop valve control, R-2R DACs are a good choice. Finally, for achieving the fastest settling times and

    speeds, R-2R multiplying DACs should be used. Selecting the right reference and pairing it with the right buffer can impact system performance. Considerations for references include initial tem-perature drift and source/sink current capability.

    The output must be picked based on speed, output voltage level and power. TIs XTR industrial drivers are excellent for implementing 420 mA current loops. Some products allow the designer to make the output programmable to be either a voltage or current. Newer products integrate the DAC and XTR to minimize board space and optimize power.

    TI signal chain solutionsDAC8718 family 16-/14-/12-bit family of 8-channel bipolar

    16.5V DACs Wide voltage range of 16.5V with up to

    6 gain eliminates need for external gain circuitry

    10-s settling time, 4 nV-s glitch energy 12- and 14-bit serial and parallel options

    provide exible upgrade / downgrade path

    DAC8562 family 16-/14-/12-bit family of dual-channel,

    low-power and low-voltage DACs Integrated precision reference (4 ppm/C

    drift), ultra-small package (33 mm) Wide temperature range (-40C to 125C)

    XTR300 Industrial analog current/voltage output

    driver User-selectable: voltage or current output

    Design exibility Separate driver and receiver channels Digital output selection, error ags, and

    monitor pins

    OPA140 11-MHz, precision, low-noise, RRO, JFET op amp

    REF5020 + OPA365 precision voltage reference + high-speed, single-supply rail-to-rail op amp

    DAC161S055 16-bit rail-to-rail output DAC with external voltage reference

    DRV110 current driver for solenoid loads

    PLC: Analog Outputs

    Isolated Power

    DC/DC ConverterIsolated PowerDC/DC Converter

    24 VCommunication

    Fieldbus IN

    Electrical Isolation

    Field SideControl Backplane

    Power Management: Exists onAll Modules

    Group Isolated Analog Output Module

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    Memory

    AMP

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    Buffer

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    Protection

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    AMP Protection

    VREF

    To Field Acutators

    I/V Driver

    420 mA

    Voltage Driver

    05 V, 010 V, 5 V, 10 V

    Current Driver

    05 V, 010 V, 5 V, 10 V420 mA

    InterfaceThere are a number of eldbus options both serial (RS-485, DeviceNet, PROFIBUS, CAN, etc.) and Ethernet based. Extended cable reach and diagnostics to debug wire breaks provides system designers signi cant value. Integrated

    digital isolation on the interface transceivers is highly desirable to reduce board space. In addition, the interface between the DAC and the controller can be digitally isolated either by using optocouplers or TI isolators built with capacitive technology.

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    Sensor

    Sensor

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    Actuator

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    CNC, Machine

    Vision, Others

    DCS/SCADA

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    Data

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    Gateway

    Wireless

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    IO-Link,

    RS-485

    IEEE

    802.15.4

    IEEE802.11

    Industrial Ethernet, RS-485,CAN, Other Fieldbuses

    Ethernet

    Actuator

    PC

    Network

    Automation

    Server

    Comm

    Module

    TI interface products for PLCISO1176/76T (isolated RS-485 PROFIBUS transceiver): Reduced components and board space; Life span > 25 years @ 125C; Hot pluggable without data corruption

    TLK105/TLK106/TLK110 (10/100 industrial Ethernet PHY): Low and deterministic latency for real time; Extended cable reach (up to 150 m); Cable diagnostics (TLK106/TLK110); 32-pin QFN packages (TLK105/TLK106)

    ISO1050 (isolated CAN transceiver): Inte-grated CAN and isolation for easy system integration; Reduced loop time improves timing margin; Lower power than optocouplers

    ISO7420E/20FE (low-power dual-channel, digital isolator): Signaling rate above 50 Mbps; Low propagation delay: 7 ns; Low power consumption: 2.5 mA per ch @ 25 Mbps

    SN65HVD255/6/7 (Turbo CAN transceiver): Fast loop times with up to 2-Mbps data rate; Next generation for HVD251 and HVD1050; Special features: I/O level shifting (HVD256); bus redundancy (HVD257)

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    ProcessorTo support the processor, development platforms and software tools in addition to support which quickens time to market are highly desired. Connectivity options ranging from Ethernet ports to UARTs to simple SPI ports are required. Ethernet enables integration of eld devices to the corporate enterprise network. Most industrial

    control applications need simple, low-cost PLCs with lots of digital I/O and integrated functions. These include fault diagnostics, watch dog timers, low power, multiple SPI ports, UARTs, integrated analog peripherals like ADCs and PWM outputs which perform similar functions to DACs. MCUs (Micro Controller Units) are a good choice for these applications. For applications which push

    capabilities and need higher loop rates along with advanced control algorithms to handle multiple functional domains like logic, PID control and motion, higher-performance MPUs (Micro Processing Units) are needed. TI provides solutions to address all these needs.

    TI processors for PLC Sitara AM335x ARM Cortex-A8 Processor

    Multiple industrial communication standards integrated with application processor

    Two development tool options: $99 USD Industrial Communications Engine (ICE); $895 USD Industrial Development Kit (IDK)

    Robust software options including: SYS/BIOS real-time kernel and application stacks for industrial communication standards

    Includes parts listed to the left

    PLC: Processor

    Description Device Series Key BenefitsSitara ARM Cortex-A8 processors with integrated industrial communications support

    AM335xAM3517

    Integrated industrial communications support including: EtherCAT, PROFIBUS, Ethernet/IP, PROFINET, POWERLINK, SERCOS-III, CANOpen, and more, with scalable performance

    TMS570 ARM Cortex-R4F-based microcontroller for safety-critical applications up to 160 MHz and 2-MB Flash

    TMS570LS2x Support for safety-critical applications up to IEC 61508 SIL-3

    Three integrated CAN controllers Powerful Cortex-R4F oating-point CPU Up to 2 MB of integrated Flash memory

    RM4x ARM Cortex-R4-based microcontroller for safety-critical applications up to 220 MHz and 3-MB Flash

    RM42xRM46xRM48x

    Support for safety-critical applications up to IEC 61508 SIL-3

    Three integrated CAN controllers Powerful Cortex-R4 CPU From 384 KB up to 3 MB of integrated Flash

    memory

    MSP430 16-bit ultra-low-power microcontroller family. Up to 25 MHz, 0.5-kB 512-kB NVM

    MSP430F2xxx / F4xxxMSP430F5xxx / F6xxxMSP430FR57xx

    10 24-bit ADC / op amps / DACs Fast / ULP FRAM non-volatile memory Low-cost, easy-to-use tools

    Stellaris ARM Cortex-M4F-based MCUs up to 80 MHz and 256-kB Flash

    LM4Fx Up to 120 GPIOs that can drive over 600 mA Up to 8 UARTs, 4 SPI, and 6 I2C Two integrated CAN controllers and USB OTG

    C2000 32-bit real-time MCUs up to 300 MHz, including dual-core C28x + ARM Cortex-M3 devices with up to 1.5 MB of Flash

    Del no oating-point seriesConcerto oating-point C28x + ARM Cortex-M3

    IEC61131-3 programming with CoDeSys Integrated real-time control peripherals coupled

    with integrated communications interfaces Support for Power Line Communications

    standards

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    PowerTo protect against transients and ground loops, the eld side which interfaces to sensors is electrically isolated from the control side. This is done on a per channel basis or by isolating groups of channels from each other and from the control side. The design can be customized for perfor-mance and cost by using a DC-DC converter and discrete components or pre-built isolated DC-DC converter modules can be used. Other consider-ations include high ef ciency and integration along with smaller packages. Picking a DC-DC converter with a large input range will protect against supply transients. Finally, using LDOs with good PSRR (power supply rejection ratio) to supply the precision analog circuitry will reduce the power supply ripple and preserve system accuracy and resolution.

    PLC: Power TI power management for PLCDescription Device Series Key Benefits3.5-V to 60-V input, 0.5/1.5/2.5/3.5-A, DC-DC converters

    TPS54060A/ 160A/260/360

    12-/24/48-V support plus transients Small size and low IQ Refer to PMP5863

    50-mA / 200-mA 4.7-V to 60-Vsynchronous step-down converters

    TPS54062/1 Very small size; very low IQ High ef ciency, synchronous solution

    150-mA, LDO reg., ultra-low-power, IQ 500-nA with pin-select-able, dual-level output voltage

    TPS78001 Low IQ: 500nA 150-mA, Low-dropout regulator with pin-selectable

    dual-voltage level output

    2-W, 3.3/5-Vin isolated DC/DC converter

    TPS55010 No optocoupler required Primary side feedback allows input/output voltage

    combinations with the same transformer

    36-V, 150-mA high voltage, ultra-low-noise LDOs

    TPS7A4901/TPS7A30xx

    Stable with 2.2-F ceramic capacitor Low noise with 15.4 Vrms and 72-dB PSRR Reduces noise from switchers generating Vout

    Dual, 500-mA low-dropout regula-tors and triple voltage rail monitor

    TPS75005 Optimized to supply TIs C2000 MCU series: F2833x (Del no), F2823x, F281x, and F280x/F2801x

    Window comparator for over and under voltage detection

    TPS3700 Wide supply voltage range: 1.8 V to 18 V Adjustable threshold: Down to 400 mV Open-drain outputs for over- and under-voltage

    detection

    +3-V to +36-V input, 1-A low noise (4 VRMS), high PRSS, low drop-out linear regulator

    TPS7A4700 Input voltage range: +3 V to +36 V Output voltage noise: 4.17 VRMS (10 Hz to 100 kHz) Power supply ripple rejection: 82 dB (100 Hz),

    55 dB (10 Hz to 10 MHz)

    3-V to 36-V input, 1-A low noise, high PRSS, low drop-out linear regulator

    TPS7A3301 Input voltage range: 3 V to 36 V Output voltage noise: 16 VRMS (10 Hz to 100 kHz) Power-supply ripple rejection: 72 dB (10 kHz)

    High-power/high-ef ciency Power-over-Ethernet PD solution

    TPS2378/9TPS23751/2/4

    Integrates PoE interface and DC-DC controller 25-W operation, high ef ciency Robust process to withstand surges and

    over-currents

    4.5 to 40-V input, 15-W negative output voltage power module

    TPS84259 Small 9112.8-mm QFN package Meets Class B radiated emissions Frequency synchronization

    7-V to 50-V input, 2.5-A step-down power module

    TPS84250 Small 9112.8-mm QFN package Meets Class B radiated emissions Frequency synchronization

    17-V supply, 1-A step-down con-verter, DCS-Control topolo gy, pin-selectable frequency, adj. soft-start, power good

    TPS62150 Small solution footprint (80 mm2) High ef ciency across entire load range Fast AC line and load transient response

    28-V supply, 0.5-A step-down converter with SNOOZE mode, DCS-Control topology, power good

    TPS62175 Ideal for powering Stellaris processors High ef ciency across entire load range Small total solution footprint (

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