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ddc i/o vs plc i/o

08/13/2010 4:15 AM

Hi,

This may seem like a crazy question, but generally what is the difference between ddc and plc output/ input signals or does it just come down to individual models? Also can a part like a analogue temp sensor be interfaced with both ddc and plc units?
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Re: ddc i/o vs plc i/o

08/13/2010 7:58 AM

Not much, and yes.

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08/13/2010 11:44 AM

Short and to the point... efficiency at its best

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Re: ddc i/o vs plc i/o

08/16/2010 10:54 PM

Cheers.
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