ABB PM511MV16 3BSE019192R1 Processor Module | AC450 DCS CPU Unit
Brand:ABB PM511MV16 3BSE019192R1
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Condition: New original inventory
Warranty: 100% Perfect Functionality
Available for sale: nationwide, overseas
Warranty period: one year
Imported or not: Yes
Shipping location: Yuanmiao, Guizhou
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Description
Product Overview
ABB PM511MV16 3BSE019192R1 processor module serves as the core CPU unit for ABB Advant Controller 450 (AC450) DCS system. It adopts 6U‑VME single‑board architecture with 16MB ECC dynamic RAM and PCMCIA flash card slot. Supports bumpless hot‑standby redundancy. It performs logic calculation, closed‑loop regulation and system diagnostics for heavy‑duty industrial sites, widely used as replacement spare parts for power, petrochemical and oil‑gas legacy DCS system.
Technical Specifications
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | PM511MV16 |
| Part No. | 3BSE019192R1 |
| Brand | ABB |
| System | Advant Controller 450 AC450 DCS |
| Memory | 16MB Dynamic RAM with ECC |
| Storage | PCMCIA flash memory card slot |
| CPU | Motorola MC68040, 25MHz |
| Power Supply | 24V DC ±20% via backplane |
| Redundancy | Master‑standby hot‑standby, bumpless switch‑over <25ms |
| Operating Temperature | 0℃ ~ +70℃ |
| Form Factor | 6U VME single‑slot board |
| Weight | 0.76kg |
| Front Panel | Status LED, mode rotary switch, reset button |
Key Features
- ECC memory & hardware watchdog for high‑reliability critical process control
- Hot‑standby redundancy, seamless switch‑over to avoid production downtime
- PCMCIA program card for power‑fail data protection and fast system recovery
- Front‑side service port for online diagnostics without system shutdown
- VME backplane bus, direct fit for AC450 cabinet for easy replacement
Application
Thermal power plant, petrochemical refinery, natural gas plant, chemical process plant, spare part for ABB AC450 DCS system.
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