CJ1M-CPU21 - CPU Units

This page provides the datasheet information for the CJ1M-CPU21, a member of the CJ1M-CPU2 CPU Units family.

Datasheet Summary

Features

Two 100-kHz Pulse Outputs.
Use special instructions to easily implement various types of positioning, such as positioning with trapezoidal acceleration/deceleration, positioning with different acceleration/deceleration rates, and triangular control.
Combine positioning instructions to handle many different.

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Part number	CJ1M-CPU21
Manufacturer	Omron
File Size	1.14 MB
Description	CPU Units
Datasheet	CJ1M-CPU21 Datasheet
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SYSMAC CJ-series CJ1M CPU Units (with Built-in I/O) CJ1M-CPU2@ CSM_CJ1M-CPU2_DS_E_2_1 Compact, Applications-oriented Controllers with Built-in Pulse I/O for High Potential • The compact, high-potential SYSMAC CJ1M PLCs provide built-in pulse I/O for high-precision performance • Pulse I/O for two axes to achieve higher machine precision. CJ1M-CPU21 Features Two 100-kHz Pulse Outputs • Use special instructions to easily implement various types of positioning, such as positioning with trapezoidal acceleration/deceleration, positioning with different acceleration/deceleration rates, and triangular control. • Combine positioning instructions to handle many different applications, such as interrupt feeding and target position changes during positioning.

Published: Oct 9, 2017 |