1/12/2012 4:26 PM | |
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Hello rahilansari; "Dual redundancy" is a term generally used when speaking of ESD (Emergency Shutdown) systems, or SIL 3 applications. These can be implemented in the S7-300 familyby using S7-31xF-2DP CPUs, the "F" designating a Fail-safe application PLC, a package called "Distributerd Safety". Have a look at how Wikipedia defines Dual-redundant systems: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual_modular_redundant And here is a link showing detailsof F-CPUs and Safety systems in Siemens' selection:: SIMATIC Industrial Software Safety Engineering in SIMATIC S7 Hot-redundancy, on the other hand, refers to CPU systems that are designed with high-availability, generally with 2 CPUs using a very fast link to update the program wiorking on a main CPU to a standby CPU that can take over with a very short delay (in the order of mseconds) when the main CPU fails. In Siemens' world this can be otained only in S7-400H systems, the "H" refering to High-Availability. Hope this helps, Daniel Chartier |
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New question published by db12@ is split to a separate thread with the subject CPU315-2DP Redundancy with cp342-5, to SWR way. Best regards |
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