Yokogawa AAI835-S00 Analog Input/Output Module

Yokogawa AAI835-S00 Analog Input/Output Module Brand NEW

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There is no single point of failure in Yokogawa’s FCS! The processor modules, power supplies,and I/O modules, including the communication bus, support a redundant configuration. Therobustness of the FCS comes from this configuration known as “Pair and Spare” and thereliability of calculation results is guaranteed through real-time validation. Two processormodules have two MPUs each. MPU 1 and MPU 2 in the primary processor module are alwayscomparing the calculation result, and if the results do not match, the first processor module goesinto maintenance mode while the secondary processor module takes over process control. Inorder to make this switch over seamless, MPU 3 and MPU 4 are also calculating and comparingthe results while the primary processor module is active. Pair and Spare is Yokogawa’s uniquetechnology, supporting impressive levels of availability for CENTUM and ProSafe-RS. Thisarchitecture has been approved by TÜV Rheinland for safety instrumented systems. TheProSafe-RS certification was granted to Yokogawa in exceptionally short period of time, and itwas due in-part to our Pair and Spare technology.

Brand introduction

Yokogawa Electric Group was founded in 1915 with its headquarter in Tokyo, Japan. 

It has 88 subsidiaries in 55 countries and regions. 

It is one of the world's most professional multinational companies in the industrial control industry. 

In 1975 the first developed the first set of epoch-making significance in the world of distributed control system (DCS system), the production process of petroleum, chemical and other large factories to run the measurement, monitoring and control, to the development of the industry and the progress of the society has made a great contribution, so far has successively launched seven generations CENTUM DCS series products, field instruments such as flow meter, transmitter, analyzer also received high praise by the user.

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