ABB has made another innovation in automation technology with the addition of a high-performance programmable logic controller (PLC) module, the 500CPU05 1MRB150081R1/E, to its AC500 family. With its powerful processing power and modular design, this module provides a new solution for industrial automation control systems.
​The 500CPU05 1MRB150081R1/E module plays a central role in the automation control system and is responsible for performing complex control logic and data processing tasks. It features a high-performance 80196 CPU with a clock rate of 10 MHz, a memory capacity of 128 KB and the ability to support up to 256 input/output (I/O) points.
​The main features of this module include:
​High performance processing power: Equipped with CPU and sufficient memory capacity, it can handle complex industrial control tasks.
Modular design: Convenient for users to flexibly configure hardware according to needs, simplifying system upgrade and maintenance.
Extensive communication interfaces: Communication interfaces such as PROFIBUS and MPI are available to ensure compatibility and connectivity with other industrial equipment and systems.

500CPU05 1MRB150081R1/E

Highly scalable: As application requirements grow or change, users can easily add or replace modules to adapt to new control tasks.
Wide range of applications: suitable for production line automation, robot control, chemical, pharmaceutical and power, water and waste management and other public infrastructure control fields.
The introduction of the 500CPU05 1MRB150081R1/E module further enriches ABB’s product line in the field of industrial automation and provides new options for industrial applications seeking high efficiency and reliability. ABB, with its deep technology accumulation and continuous innovation in the field of automation, has made important contributions to the development of global industrial automation.
​About ABB:
ABB is a leading global provider of products, solutions and services for industrial automation and electrification. Its products are widely used in the fields of power, industry, transportation and infrastructure, and are committed to driving the digital transformation of global industry.