Mitsubishi Electric has just added another new member to its MELSEC FX3 series of compact controllers. Designed specially for the needs smaller mechanical and plant engineering automation applications, the FX3G is fast, reliable and economical and allows flexible configuration with expansion, special function and network modules. Like all the controllers of Mitsubishi’s current third generation series, the latest compact PLC features advanced new technologies, including a second adapter bus, and is also fully compatible with the existing MELSEC FX series.<\/p>\n
The new FX3G is a fully-fledged member of the Mitsubishi Electric MELSEC FX series, which is the world’s most successful line of compact controllers with over nine million units sold. With their advanced technology and excellent value for money the robust standard controllers of the former generation already have ample power for many applications, particularly for standard machines and plant engineering tasks. The most important new features in the current generation include larger program memory, faster instruction execution, additional programming instructions and improved functions and expansion options, particularly for safety, communication and positioning tasks. In addition to this the controllers support seamless integration of other automation components like HMI control terminals and frequency inverters for the configuration of customized solutions. <\/p>\n
The new controller is based on the same space-saving technology concept as the more powerful MELSEC FX3U and FX3UC models, from the same series, which are designed for more complex and demanding automation tasks<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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