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Item No. SAKSHAM CPU

SAKSHAM CPU

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General Information +
Product SAKSHAM CPU
Hardware Functional Status From July 22
Firmware Update PossibleYes
Engineering Software Codesys
Display No
Control Element Keys No
Mounting DIN-RAIL
Runtime Compatibility +
Language Support IEC 61131-3 Languages: Ladder (LD), Structured Text (ST), Function Block Diagram (FBD), SFC, Instruction List (IL) — via the embedded soft-PLC runtime.
Other FeaturesWeb-based HMI and online debug, variable trace, and task monitor included.
Power Supply +
Normal Voltage 24 V DC
Low Voltage 18.5 V DC
High Voltage 28.5 V DC
Rated Input Current 1 A
Maximum Input Current 1.5 A
Inrush Current Max 2.0 A
Power 10 W
Power Loss 4.8 W
Memory +
Integrated Work Memory For Program 256 MB - 2048 MB
Integrated Work Memory For Data 8 GB - 32 GB
Hardware Configuration +
Rack and Module
No. of Module Per Rack8 (Any IO Mix)
No. of Rack8 Racks
No. of Module64 Maximum
Interface Type-1
Ethernet(RJ-45) Yes
No. of portsUp to 2 (separate MAC and IP)
Speed 100 MBPS
Autonegotiation Yes
Autocrossing Yes
Industrial Ethernet Status Led Yes
Interface Type 2
SerialUp to 4 (RS 232 / RS 485)
Connection Screw Connection
Protocols
Ethernet/IP Available
EtherCAT Available
Modbus TCP/IP Available
Profinet IO Controller Available
OPC-Ua Available
Media Redundancy Available
Runtime Limits +
No. of Tasks Up to 100
No. of free-wheeling task Up to 100
No. of Event Task Up to 100
No. of Status Task Up to 100
Min. Cycle Time 1 ms
Max. Watchdog time 400000000 μs
Max. Watchdog Sensitivity 10 μs
Time and Date +
Clock Type On Board RTC
Operating Hours Counter Available
Synchronization Support Yes
Supported Technology Objects +
PID Control Yes
Feed Forwared PID Control Yes
Temperature PID Control Yes
Timer Yes
Counter Yes
Motor and Valve Blocks and Many MoreYes

In industrial automation, the programmable logic controller (PLC) relies on its central processing unit (CPU), the system’s brain, to ensure precise and reliable control. The CPU executes user-defined logic, interprets instructions, reads inputs, processes data, and generates outputs for actuators and other devices. It manages memory for programs, data, and settings, preventing corruption while supporting efficient operation. Modern CPUs enable seamless communication with networks, devices, and HMIs, handle protocols, and perform self-diagnostics. Their processing power, memory, and advanced features are essential for performance, reliability, and productivity.