Portable Mitsubishi PLC Trainer ED-4260MP

• Complete Motor/Generator Training System
• Various load characteristics(Resistance, L/C Reactance and Torque)
• Selectable System(ED-5100-1, ED-5100-2, ED-5100-3 or Full Set)

 

• Designed to help develop network devices on the basis of Lon Protocol
• Control of each device installed in the field through power line communication
• Related experiments through Neuron C and MICOM programming
• Home network control in utilization of LabVIEW

 

• Obstacle avoidance and autonomous traveling using eight ultrasonic sensors
• Various types of robot configuration by combining each module
• Remote control by the controller
• Precise operation by DC Servo Motor
• Flow chart based programming software

 

• Inverting, Non-inverting and Differential Amplifiers
• Comparator Circuit
• Voltage and Current Circuit

 

• Comprehensive experiments on PLC, Inverter, Touch Panel and Sensor
• Various programming experiments including digital numeric value
• Aluminum case structure for convenient storage and mobility
• Built-in DC power supply as part of system for handy practices
• All-in-one training system which comes with the inverter and touch panel

 

• Home network control in liaison with Embedded PXA 255/270/272/320
• Power line communication and ZigBee modules with Multi Port in use together
• Embedded

 

• DC motor’s load characteristics
• DC motor’s loss and efficiency
• Alteration of the motor’s rotative directions
• Motor’s speed and torque

 

• Omni-directional robot system
• Microprocessor based control command as for simple use
• Floor detecting sensor and forward area detecting distance sensor as mounted
• Mountable expansion by adding the optional ultrasonic sensor and infrared sensor

 

• Start and Sync characteristics of synchronous motor
• V-curve characteristics of synchronous motor
• Synchronous motor’s loss and efficiency
• Load characteristics of self-excited shunt-wound generator

 

• Measurement of induction motor’s power efficiency
• How to use electro-dynamometer
• Torque Measurements by dynamometer
• Use of separately excited DC generator