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This document summarizes a technical seminar presentation about CC-Link, an industrial automation network. It discusses the history of CC-Link, how it was originally developed by Mitsubishi Electric in 1997 and became an open technology in 2000. It also describes the compatible products, standardization, different formats including CC-Link Field Bus, CC-Link LT, CC-Link Safety, and CC-Link IE. The conclusion states that CC-Link provides benefits like speed, interoperability, availability of products and openness.

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Link: A Technical Seminar BY

This document summarizes a technical seminar presentation about CC-Link, an industrial automation network. It discusses the history of CC-Link, how it was originally developed by Mitsubishi Electric in 1997 and became an open technology in 2000. It also describes the compatible products, standardization, different formats including CC-Link Field Bus, CC-Link LT, CC-Link Safety, and CC-Link IE. The conclusion states that CC-Link provides benefits like speed, interoperability, availability of products and openness.

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CC -LINK

A Technical Seminar
BY
RAJEEB LOCHAN DASH
Reg No .- 0701401080
ECE Dept.

Nalanda Institute Of Technology


BBSR
Dt. 7th Sept. 2010
CONTENT:
INTRODUCTION
HISTORY
COMPATIBLE PRODUCTS OF CC-LINK
STANDARDIZATION
CC-LINK FIELD BUS
CC-Link LT
CC-Link Safety
CC-LINK IE
CONCLUSION
WHAT BASICALLY CC-
LINK IS ?

 An industrial automation network

 An open technology field-level network


HISTORY
Corporation
Originally developed by the Mitsubishi Electric
in 1997.

network.
In 2000 CC-Link was released as an “Open”

Association)
In the same year CLPA (CC-Link Partner
was formed to manage and oversee the
network technology.
COMPATIBLE PRODUCTS OF CC-LINK
Digital & Analog I/O
Automation Controllers
PLCs
Temperature Controllers
Variable Frequency Drives
Servo Drives
Valve Manifolds
Network Gateways
Operator Interfaces
Robots
Barcode Readers
Cables & Connectors
STANDARDIZATION
CC-Link is approved by ISO, SEMI, China National
GBT, and IEC.
Available in 4 formats:

CC-Link IE
CC-Link CC-Link LT CC-Link Safety (Industrial
Ethernet)
CC-LINK FIELD BUS
Transmission speed :156kbps--625kbps--2.5Mbps--10Mbps
Transmission distance:1.2km—600m-----200m—---100m
Max. no. of device per network : 64
Network topology : BUS topology
Synchronization system: frame synchronization system
Transmission method : poring method
Cable used : twisted cable
Refresh time of 3.9m.sec for 65 I/O
station
Fig.1. cc-link field bus architecture
 Used for data processing at high level
 Excellent noise immunity.
CC-Link LT

 Transmission speed:156kbps—625kbps—2.5Mbps
 Transmission distance:
 Trunk line length :500m—100m-----35m
 Branch line length:60m----16m-------4m
 Overall length:200m----50m-----15m
• Max no. of device per station: 64
• Network topology: T-branch
• Cable : dedicated high flexible ,flat cable
• Transmission
response]
method : BITR [broadcast polling+ interval timed

• Refresh time of 1.2 m.sec for 65 I/O station


Fig.2. architecture of cc-link LT
CC-Link
SuitableSafety
for use in safety application.
Reduces amount of wiring in safety system.
Compatibility with safety devices such as light
curtains
safety switches.
• Detects communication failure that may cause
malfunction of the emergency stop operation.
• It is the upper layer of basic cc-link protocol that
detects transmission error.
• Transmission speed 10Mbps.
Fig.3. architecture of cc-link safety
CC-LINK IE
Transmission speed : 1Gbps
Transmission length: 66km (cable length)
Station –to-station length:550m
Max. no. of station : 120
Network topology : loop,star,ring
Transmission method: token method
Cable : shielded copper cable or optical fiber cable
Fig.4. several architecture of cc-link IE
CONCLUSION
CC-Link network protocol provides Ease of
Implementation for Equipment Suppliers with
 Speed
 Interoperability
 Conformance Testing
 Availability of Products
 Openness
 Reliability
REFERENCES

www.wikipedia.org
www.mitsubishi-automation.com
www.meau.com
www.cc-link.org
www.cc-linkamerica.com

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