S7 300 scan times

Chris Taylor

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I don't have any experience with Siemens PLCs but I’m being told that a PLC with about 200, I/O, some remote, can process an input and operate a relay output in less than 10ms. Just standard input and output cards
Any thoughts? it’s for electrical protection and I’d usually hard wire and use the PLC for indication but it’s not my design, but I am being asked what I think.



Chris
 
What do you mean with 'electrical protection'?

Depending on the size of the program, which S7-300 CPU you use, it should be possible. If you just plonk it in the main program.
If you use an interrupt input, it'll be waaaaaaay faster.
 
Jeebs

By "electrical protection" I mean, to open a set of breakers to prevent danger to persons and equiptment.

basicaly a proection relay operates and opens a local breaker and that is hard-wired, it is also required to isolate four other breakers and the designer has opted to use a S7 300 PLC to distrubute that operation

Chris
 

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