Description
1. Product Description
The TOSHIBA TCPSV is engineered for seamless integration into industrial control systems, supporting distributed motion control tasks between master stations and drives. Its embedded motion controller supports contouring, profiling, gear, and electronic cam modes, allowing independent or multi-axis operations. With compatibility across diverse communication networks (CAN, RS-232, Ethernet) and integration with programming languages (C++, C#, LabVIEW), the TCPSV adapts to varied industrial needs. Its compact design and wide environmental tolerance make it suitable for harsh conditions, ensuring long-term reliability.
2. Product Parameters
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage Range | 90–264 VAC (universal input) |
| Output Voltage | 24 VDC |
| Current Rating | 10 A |
| Operating Temperature Range | -20°C to +70°C |
| Storage Temperature Range | -40°C to +85°C |
| Communication Interfaces | CAN, CANopen, RS-232, Ethernet |
| Certifications | CE, UL, RoHS |
| Dimensions | Compact design for space-saving |
TOSHIBA TCPSV
3. Advantages and Features
- High Performance: Industrial-grade processor with up to 1 MHz frequency response for fast motion control.
- Versatile Integration: Supports multiple communication protocols and programming libraries (e.g., PLC motion libraries).
- Reliability: Rugged design withstands harsh environments (wide temperature range, EMI resistance).
- Energy Efficiency: Low-power modes reduce operational costs.
- Customization: Tailored motion sequences and modular architecture for application-specific solutions.
4. Application Fields and Cases
- Industries: Manufacturing, robotics, energy, and automation.
- Applications: Servo motor control, machine tool automation, conveyor systems, and process optimization.
- Case Study: A manufacturing plant integrated the TCPSV into its robotic assembly line, achieving 20% faster cycle times and 15% energy savings through precise motion profiling and distributed control.
5. Competitor Comparison
Compared to similar industrial control modules, the TCPSV stands out with:
- Wide Voltage Range: Universal input (90–264 VAC) vs. limited ranges in legacy models.
- Compact Size: 30% smaller form factor for easier retrofitting.
- Advanced Motion Control: Native support for complex motion modes (e.g., electronic cams) without additional software.
TOSHIBA TCPSV
6. Selection Suggestions
- Compatibility: Ensure alignment with existing PLC/drive systems (check communication protocols).
- Environment: Verify temperature/humidity requirements for the installation site.
- Scalability: Choose based on axis count (single/multi-axis) and future expansion needs.
- Budget: Balance performance (e.g., high-speed processing) with project cost constraints.
7. Precautions
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Installation: Follow EMI shielding guidelines and secure mounting to prevent vibration damage.
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Voltage Stability: Use a surge protector for unstable power supplies.
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Maintenance: Regularly inspect connections and update firmware for optimal performance.
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Safety: Adhere to industrial safety standards (e.g., CE/UL) during operation.
