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Catalog ST PCS 7 - March 2007

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© Siemens AG <strong>2007</strong><br />

Communication<br />

PROFIBUS PA<br />

Active field distributor AFD and active field splitter<br />

AFS<br />

■ Overview<br />

■ Technical specifications<br />

Active field distributor AFD and active field splitter AFS<br />

Active field distributor AFD<br />

Connection of PROFIBUS PA field • Max. 4 per AFD<br />

devices<br />

• Max. 31 per ring<br />

• Operating environment up to<br />

zone 2 or 22<br />

• Max. current consumption of all<br />

devices 1 A<br />

Current Imax. per spur line X1 to X4 60 mA<br />

Power supply 16 V DC (16 ... 32 V)<br />

Current consumption Approx. 20 mA<br />

Power loss Approx. 600 mW<br />

Output voltage for PA section 31 V ± 1V DC<br />

Voltage failure bridging 5 ms<br />

Output current for PA section (for 1A<br />

Active field distributor AFD<br />

dimensioning of device configuration)<br />

An active field distributor (AFD) can integrate up to 4 PROFIBUS Diagnostic displays Status PA main line PA1, PA2<br />

PA field devices via short-circuit proof spur line connections into<br />

a PROFIBUS PA ring with automatic bus termination. The PROFI-<br />

BUS PA ring is connected to two FDC 157-0 DP/PA couplers of<br />

a DP/PA router. Up to 8 AFDs and up to 31 PROFIBUS PA de-<br />

(green)<br />

Fault PA main line PA1, PA2 (red)<br />

Status/fault PA spur line X1 to X4<br />

(green)<br />

vices can be configured per ring. The number of PROFIBUS PA Permissible operating temperature -25 ... +70 °C<br />

devices is additionally limited by the max. current consumption<br />

of 1 A for all devices.<br />

An AFD can be replaced during operation. The function of the<br />

PROFIBUS PA devices on the other AFDs is not influenced by<br />

Dimensions (W x H x D) in mm<br />

Weight<br />

Active field splitter AFS<br />

120 x 57 x 80<br />

Approx. 700 g<br />

this.<br />

Connection of PROFIBUS PA field • Max. 31 per line<br />

Active field splitter AFS<br />

devices<br />

• Operating environment up to<br />

zone 2 or 22<br />

The active field splitter (AFS) connects a PROFIBUS PA line with<br />

two redundant FDC 157-0 DP/PA couplers of a DP/PA router. The<br />

• Max. current consumption of all<br />

devices 1 A<br />

AFS switches the PROFIBUS PA line to the active one of the two<br />

redundant couplers.<br />

Up to 31 PROFIBUS PA devices can be connected on the<br />

PROFIBUS PA line. This number is additionally limited by the<br />

Power supply<br />

Current consumption<br />

Power loss<br />

16 V DC (16 ... 32 V)<br />

Approx. 20 mA<br />

Approx. 600 mW<br />

max. current consumption of 1 A for all devices.<br />

Output voltage for PA section 31 V ± 1V DC<br />

■ Selection and Ordering Data Order No.<br />

Voltage failure bridging<br />

Output current for PA section (for<br />

5 ms<br />

1A<br />

Active field distributor AFD<br />

with 4 short-circuit-proof spur line<br />

6ES7 157-0AF81-0XA0 B) dimensioning of device configuration)<br />

connections for integration of field<br />

devices<br />

Diagnostic displays Status PA main line PA1, PA2<br />

(green)<br />

Active field splitter AFS<br />

6ES7 157-0AF82-0XA0 B)<br />

Fault PA main line PA1, PA2 (red)<br />

for connecting a PROFIBUS PA<br />

line to 2 redundant FDC 157-0<br />

DP/PA couplers; automatic<br />

Permissible operating temperature<br />

Dimensions (W x H x D) in mm<br />

-25 ... +70 °C<br />

120 x 57 x 80<br />

switchover to the active coupler<br />

Weight Approx. 700 g<br />

Profile rail adapter<br />

for an active field distributor AFD<br />

or active field splitter AFS,<br />

optional<br />

6ES7 157-0AF83-0XA0<br />

Siemens <strong>ST</strong> <strong>PCS</strong> 7 · <strong>March</strong> <strong>2007</strong><br />

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