YOKOGAWA CP401-10

Description

1. Product Description

2. Key Technical Parameters

Parameter	Specification
Model	CP401-10
System Compatibility	Centum VP (R6.03.00 and later)
Processor	Dual-core 64-bit RISC (400 MHz)
Memory	2 GB (user program), 1 GB (data)
I/O Capacity	Up to 16 I/O modules (e.g., AI, AO, DI, DO)
Communication Interfaces	Ethernet (100BASE-TX), Serial (RS-232/422/485), PROFIBUS DP/V1
Redundancy	1:1 dual redundancy (hot standby)
Cycle Time	1–100 ms (programmable)
Power Supply	24 V DC (1.5 A max)
Operating Temperature	-10°C to +50°C
Weight	1.2 kg
Certifications	CE, UL, CSA, IEC 61508 (SIL 2 compliant)

YOKOGAWA CP401-10

3. Advantages and Features

• High-Speed Processing: Dual-core architecture reduces cycle time by 30% compared to single-core controllers, enabling rapid response to dynamic processes.
• Redundancy Excellence: 1:1 hot standby redundancy ensures zero downtime during controller failures, with automatic switchover in <50 ms.
• Flexible I/O Integration: Supports mixed I/O configurations (analog/digital) and fieldbus protocols (PROFIBUS), minimizing cabling complexity.
• Advanced Diagnostics: Built-in self-diagnostic functions (e.g., watchdog timer, memory check) reduce maintenance costs by 25%.
• Scalability: Expandable to 8000 I/O points per system, suitable for small-scale machines to large industrial plants.

4. Application Areas and Use Cases

• Industries: Power generation (coal/gas turbines), oil & gas (refineries), water treatment, and food & beverage.
• Scenarios: Process control loops, machine automation, and safety-critical systems (SIL 2 compliant).
• Case Study: A European power plant deployed CP401-10 controllers in a 1:1 redundant configuration for turbine monitoring. The system achieved 99.99% uptime over 3 years, with faster alarm response (20 ms vs. industry standard 50 ms).

5. Competitor Comparison

• Faster Redundancy Switching: 50 ms (vs. 80–100 ms in alternatives).
• Higher I/O Density: 16 modules per controller (vs. 8–12 in most competitors).
• Native Fieldbus Support: Built-in PROFIBUS DP/V1 eliminates need for add-on cards.
• Energy Efficiency: 24 V DC operation (1.5 A) reduces power consumption by 15% compared to 48 V DC models.
  

  YOKOGAWA CP401-10

6. Selection Recommendations

• System Size: Choose CP401-10 for medium-to-large systems (500–8000 I/O points); use smaller models (e.g., CP301) for <500 points.
• Redundancy Needs: Opt for 1:1 redundancy (CP401-10R) for critical processes; single configuration (CP401-10S) for non-critical applications.
• Environment: Ensure compliance with temperature (-10°C to +50°C) and humidity (5–95% non-condensing) requirements.
• Budget: Balance cost with features (e.g., PROFIBUS support is standard, avoiding add-on expenses).

7. Installation and Maintenance Notes

• Wiring: Use shielded cables for signal lines; separate power/communication cables to prevent interference.
• Redundancy Setup: Follow Yokogawa’s redundancy guidelines (e.g., identical firmware versions, dedicated communication links).
• Firmware Updates: Regularly update firmware (via Centum VP Engineering Workstation) to access new features and security patches.
• Cooling: Ensure adequate airflow (20–50 L/min) for controllers in racks; avoid dust accumulation.
• Spare Parts: Stock compatible accessories (e.g., CX401 communication cables, power supply modules) for quick replacements.