ABB+IDPG 940128102

Description

Product Name

• ABB IDPG 940128102 Module

Product Description

• The IDPG 940128102 could be a part of an interface, communication, or signal processing module used in ABB’s automation systems. These types of modules are typically designed to interface with different types of field devices (e.g., sensors, actuators) or other control modules within a distributed control system (DCS).
• It may be involved in transmitting, receiving, or processing data from remote locations or field devices and serving as an interface between the field level and the control system.

Product Parameters & Specifications

The specifications for such a module can vary greatly depending on its specific application within the system. Below are typical parameters for ABB control or communication modules:

1. Input/Output Types:
   • Analog Inputs/Outputs (4-20mA, 0-10V)
   • Digital Inputs/Outputs (e.g., 24V DC, 48V)
   • Relay outputs
   • Communication interfaces (e.g., Modbus, Profibus, OPC, etc.)
2. Power Supply:
   • Voltage: 24V DC (common in industrial automation)
   • Power consumption: Typically low, depending on the functionality of the module.
3. Signal Range:
   • Depending on the field signals being processed (e.g., current, voltage, frequency, etc.).
4. Communication Protocols:
   • The module might support communication protocols such as Modbus RTU, PROFIBUS, Ethernet/IP, HART, or other fieldbus standards, depending on the application.
5. Mounting/Enclosure:
   • Modular design for easy installation within a rack or panel.
   • Often designed to operate in industrial environments with specifications such as temperature range, IP rating (e.g., IP20 for standard modules, IP65 for more rugged versions).
6. Safety Standards:
   • Compliance with industrial safety standards such as CE, UL, or CSA.
   • Functional safety might be supported in case of hazardous environments.
7. Response Time:
   • Fast processing times for real-time control systems.

Product Use

The IDPG 940128102 module would typically be used in industrial control systems for:

1. Data Acquisition: Collecting signals from sensors, gauges, and other field instruments and transmitting them to a central controller.
2. Control Systems: Participating in real-time control loops where the module processes input data and makes decisions or sends commands to other devices or equipment.
3. Automation: Facilitating automated operations in industries such as:
   • Oil & Gas
   • Chemical Processing
   • Power Generation
   • Water Treatment
   • Manufacturing
4. Interface Integration: Acting as an interface between different communication protocols or systems, allowing various subsystems to work together effectively.

ABB+IDPG 940128102