Product Description

Overview

The ABB DSDP140A Pulse Counter Board is designed for engineers who require fast and dependable pulse-signal measurement in demanding industrial environments. It operates as part of ABB’s Advant Master ecosystem and supports complex real-time control tasks that rely on high-speed digital signal processing. The module responds in microseconds and maintains stable performance even when exposed to temperature variations or continuous vibration. Moreover, its compact footprint allows easy integration into existing control cabinets and distributed automation platforms.

Technical Specifications

General Information

• Manufacturer: ABB

• Product No.: DSDP140A

• Product Type: Pulse Counter Board

• Condition: In stock

• Origin: Sweden

• Weight: 440 g

• Payment: T/T, Western Union

Dimensions

• Product Net Depth / Length: 209.7 mm

• Product Net Height: 18 mm

• Product Net Width: 225 mm

• Product Net Weight: 0.44 kg

Environmental

• RoHS Information: Following EU Directive 2011/65/EU

• WEEE Category: 5. Small Equipment

• Number of Batteries: 0

• SCIP Code: ef19b90f-5c20-43a9-b796-2df3c20fd2e5

Electrical & Processing

• Supply Voltage: 24 VDC ±10%

• Power Consumption: 15 W typical / 20 W max

• Processor: 32-bit RISC, 200 MHz

• Memory: 512 KB SRAM, 4 MB Flash

• Performance: 5 ns instruction cycle, 150 MFLOPS

I/O & Interfaces

• Digital Inputs: 16 channels

• Digital Outputs: 12 channels

• Analog Inputs: 8 × 12-bit ADC

• Analog Outputs: 4 × 16-bit DAC

• Communication: 2 × RS485, 1 × Ethernet (10/100 Mbps)

Mechanical & Environmental Ratings

• Mounting: DIN-rail or panel installation

• Operating Temperature: –20 °C to +70 °C

• Storage Temperature: –40 °C to +85 °C

• Protection Class: IP20

Software Tools

• Programming: ABB DSDP-IDE

• Supported Languages: C/C++

• Additional Tools: Hardware-in-loop simulation, real-time debugger

FAQ

Q1: Is the DSDP140A compatible with older ABB Advant Master systems?
Yes, it integrates smoothly with existing Advant Master installations and supports mixed-generation system upgrades.

Q2: Can this module handle high-frequency pulse inputs?
It is built for microsecond-level response, making it suitable for high-speed counting tasks in advanced automation systems.

Q3: Does the board require ABB-specific software for programming?
Yes, ABB’s DSDP-IDE environment is recommended because it includes debugging tools and hardware-integration utilities.

Q4: Is the module suitable for harsh industrial environments?
Its wide temperature tolerance and robust casing ensure reliable operation in demanding conditions.

Q5: How quickly can it be deployed in a new system?
Most engineers complete integration quickly because the module supports standard wiring, clear channel labeling, and familiar ABB software workflows.