ABB PM858 3BSE093350R1 Tension Electronics

ABB PM858 3BSE093350R1 Tension Electronics

The ABB PM858 3BSE093350R1 is commonly used to design state machines to model the behaviour of real-time and embedded systems to describe event occurrences and responses for designing digital communication protocols, machine controllers, and system protection applications.LabVIEW 8.5 adds a new statechart module to help engineers design and simulate these systems using Unified Modelling Language (UML)-based standards using the familiar high-level statechart notation to design and model these event-based systems. Because the LabVIEW Statechart Module is based on the LabVIEW Graphics Programming Language, engineers can quickly design, prototype, and deploy their systems on a single platform, combining familiar statechart representations with actual I/O running on deterministic real-time or FPGA-based systems.

The ABB PM858 3BSE093350R1 adds enhanced vibration measurement and order analysis tools to industrial machine monitoring systems. For high-channel-count systems, a new multivariable editor allows users to quickly and easily configure or edit hundreds of I/O tags using a simple spreadsheet interface. In addition, the latest version of LabVIEW introduces new flexible pipeline display tools to simplify the process of building more realistic industrial user interfaces, as well as an interactive drag-and-drop method of binding I/O tags directly to industrial touchscreens and handheld PDAs running on Windows CE-based user interface displays. with LabVIEW, engineers can combine more advanced programmable automation Controllers (PACs) with existing Programmable Logic Controller (PLC)-based systems to add high-speed measurement and advanced control to their industrial systems.LabVIEW 8.5 adds a range of I/O, measurement, and display enhancements for building PAC-based industrial systems, including a new OPC driver library that expands industrial connectivity for LabVIEW users, enabling the use of compatible PLCs and industrial devices. Nearly doubles the number of compatible PLCs and industrial devices.