ABB 57160001-ADF DSDP 170 Advant OCS Signal Processor
Manufacturer: ABB
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Part Number: DSDP 170 57160001-ADF
Condition:New with Original Package
Product Type: Advant OCS Components
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Country of Origin: Sweden
Payment:T/T, Western Union
Shipping port: Xiamen
Warranty: 12 months
Product Overview
The ABB DSDP 170 (57160001-ADF) functions as a high-integrity digital processing and bus interface board within the ABB Advant OCS and Master control architectures. This 100% brand new, original unit serves as a vital communication bridge, facilitating the seamless exchange of data between central controllers and distributed I/O modules over the S100 I/O bus. By executing real-time signal processing and logic coordination, the DSDP 170 ensures that field data reaches the DCS with absolute accuracy, maintaining the operational stability of complex automation networks in power generation, metallurgy, and chemical processing.
Technical Specifications
The DSDP 170 utilizes robust circuitry to manage high-speed bus arbitration and signal conditioning.
| Attribute | Technical Detail |
| Model Number | DSDP 170 |
| Part Number | 57160001-ADF |
| System Compatibility | ABB Advant OCS / Master Systems |
| Bus Architecture | S100 I/O Bus |
| Primary Function | Digital Signal Processing & Bus Interface |
| Input Voltage | 24 V DC (Typical) |
| Power Consumption | 1 W |
| Operating Temp | –40 °C to +70 °C |
| Storage Temp | –40 °C to +85 °C |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 328.5 × 18 × 238.5 mm |
| Net Weight | 0.38 kg |
| Country of Origin | Sweden / Germany |
Engineering Advantages
The ABB DSDP 170 57160001-ADF resolves critical data throughput and environmental challenges in distributed control systems:
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Optimized S100 Bus Performance: This board manages the complex timing and synchronization required for the S100 I/O bus. It prevents data collisions and minimizes internal latency, ensuring that the controller receives high-priority process variables within deterministic timeframes.
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Extreme Thermal Resilience: Engineered for industrial environments, the DSDP 170 operates reliably across an expansive temperature range from –40 °C to +70 °C. This thermal tolerance allows for installation in remote cabinets or non-climate-controlled plant areas where standard electronics would fail.
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High-Integrity Signal Processing: Integrated digital filters and EMC shielding protect the signal path from electromagnetic noise generated by high-power switchgear or variable frequency drives. The board maintains signal purity, effectively reducing "noise-induced" data errors that can trigger false alarms.
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Low Power Consumption Profile: Drawing only ~1 W of power, the DSDP 170 significantly reduces the thermal load within high-density I/O racks. This efficiency helps prevent heat-related degradation of adjacent modules, extending the overall lifecycle of the Advant Master system.
FAQs
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What is the role of the DSDP 170 in the S100 I/O architecture? It acts as the primary interface that connects the central processor to the S100 I/O racks. It manages the physical layer of communication, ensuring binary and analog data flows correctly between field modules and the DCS controller.
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Can I swap a DSDP 170 without powering down the entire rack? While the Advant system supports modularity, you must follow standard ABB safety protocols for "hot-swapping" depending on your specific rack configuration. Always verify that the system's current bus traffic allows for a module replacement to avoid disrupting active control loops.
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Does this board require specific software versions? The DSDP 170 integrates natively with Advant OCS and Master systems using S100 I/O bus protocols. Ensure your controller’s configuration matches the hardware revision of the 57160001-ADF to maintain seamless diagnostic reporting.
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How does the DSDP 170 handle diagnostics? The board includes real-time monitoring features that track bus health and internal processing status. If it detects a communication fault or hardware anomaly, it signals the central controller immediately, allowing for rapid troubleshooting via the system's engineering station.