CX5130-0100 Beckhoff
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The Beckhoff CX5130-0100 is part of the CX Embedded PC Systems series and is equipped with a dual-core Intel Atom E3827 processor running at 1.75 GHz. It includes 4 GB DDR3 RAM, 256 MB of graphic memory, and supports CFast and MicroSD flash media slots. The unit measures 142 by 100 by 92 millimeters and has a weight of 1095 grams, with a maximum power consumption of 14 watts.
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The CX5130-0100 is a Beckhoff embedded PC built with an Intel Atom E3827 processor and 4 GB DDR3-RAM. A dual-core 1.75 GHz architecture delivers dependable throughput for PLC and motion-oriented workloads. A 24 V DC supply and 14 W maximum power draw make the platform an efficient choice for control cabinet integration.
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The CX5130-0100 is an embedded PC manufactured by Beckhoff for the CX Embedded PC Systems series. Installed on a DIN rail next to EtherCAT terminals, it replaces separate PLC, motion controller, and operator panel computers by executing TwinCAT runtime tasks inside the same housing. This compact unit therefore functions as the main control node for distributed I/O and fieldbus communication in industrial automation cells.
An Intel Atom E3827 processor operates at a base frequency of 1.75 GHz and has 2 cores, allowing it to handle real-time logic while keeping overall heat dissipation low. The CPU is paired with 4 GB DDR3-RAM that stores the operating system, user program, and temporary process data. Integrated graphics receive 256 MB of dedicated memory, allowing local HMI images to be rendered without a separate GPU. CFast and MicroSD card slots provide removable, nonvolatile storage for boot media or recipe files. The aluminum housing measures 142 × 100 × 92 mm, so the controller fits into shallow control cabinets and can share space with power supplies or safety relays. Its total mass is 1095 g, which helps the unit remain stable when mounted on machine frames.
The CX5130 draws control power from a 24 V DC line, and its electronics consume up to 14 W during peak processor load. When the optional UPS battery is recharged, power demand can rise to 20 W. A separate backplane provides 10 W for the internal I/O bus, and the adjoining I/O terminals may be supplied with 2 A through integrated feed contacts. For actuator lines, the power contacts are rated at 10 A, allowing high-current digital outputs to be routed through the unit without external wiring. Electrical insulation between supply domains has a dielectric strength of 500 V, supporting installation in mixed-voltage control cabinets.
