SYHNC100-NIB-2X/W-24-P-D-E23-A012 Bosch Rexroth Indramat
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The Bosch Rexroth Indramat SYHNC100-NIB-2X/W-24-P-D-E23-A012 is part of the VT-HNC Digital Axis Controllers series and is designed for wall mounting. It features a 16/32-bit MC68376 processor, 24 digital inputs and outputs, and supports communication via Profibus DP and RS232. The controller offers 4 voltage and 4 current analog inputs, 4 voltage and 2 current analog outputs, and has a power consumption of 8 Watts.
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The SYHNC100-NIB-2X/W-24-P-D-E23-A012 is a VT-HNC Digital Axis Controller from Bosch Rexroth Indramat, featuring a 16/32-bit MC68376 processor and a Profibus DP bus interface for seamless integration in automation systems. The unit provides 24 digital inputs and 24 digital outputs, along with precise analog input resolution at 5 mV. This controller stands out for its reliable digital and analog connectivity in demanding industrial applications.
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The SYHNC100-NIB-2X/W-24-P-D-E23-A012 is a digital axis controller manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat and grouped within the VT-HNC Digital Axis Controllers series. The unit serves as the central motion and I/O coordinator for hydraulic or electro-hydraulic drives, translating command sequences from higher-level PLCs into precise valve or pump actuation. By combining signal conditioning, processing, and fieldbus communication in a single wall-mounted module, it simplifies cabinet layouts and reduces wiring in industrial automation cells.
Eight analog inputs are available—four voltage channels and four current channels—so transducers for pressure, position, or force can be connected without external converters. Corresponding analog outputs supply four voltage and two current signals for proportional valve control. Field communication with central controllers occurs over the Profibus DP interface, while discrete machine states are captured through a bank of 24 In / 24 Out digital points. For local service or diagnostic laptops, an RS232 port is provided. All voltage-mode sources are referenced to ±10 V, and incoming sensor levels are digitized with a fine resolution of 5 mV, allowing tight closed-loop regulation.
Real-time execution is handled by a 16/32-Bit MC68376 microcontroller that combines CPU, timer units, and a CAN coprocessor on one die to shorten control cycles. Total power draw is only 8 W, minimizing panel heat load and enabling direct operation from low-capacity control transformers. Each transistorized switching output can deliver up to 50 mA, enough to drive relay coils or optical isolators without external amplifiers. Automatic sensor calibration follows the HR1000/HR2000 routines, simplifying setup after transducer replacement. The wall-mounting enclosure keeps PCB traces away from hydraulic fluid spray and frees DIN-rail space for auxiliary breakers and terminal blocks.
