Siemens Industry Inc: Motion control system with embedded PC

Siemens Simotion® P320-3 motion control applications now come with an embedded PC that features a DDR3 memory and an Intel Core2 processor.

Jan 3, 2011

The compact motion control system provides centralized or decentralized machine concepts for PC-based applications or for applications that require a compact size. The PCs support communication over Profinet, as well as Ethernet interfaces that run at 10 / 100 / 1000 megabit speeds, and provide 4 USB interfaces. A DVI port allows users to attach a display or monitor. The Simotion P320-3 can also be used in a "headless" configuration without a display, monitor or front panel.

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