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Handbook of air conditioning and refrigeration / Shan K

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attery backup. However, EEPROM cannot be used for as many writing, erasing, <strong>and</strong> rewriting<br />

cycles as RAM.<br />

● Flash erasable programmable read-only memory (flash EPROM), which is a kind <strong>of</strong> new memory<br />

technology <strong>and</strong> allows the stored control s<strong>of</strong>tware to remain untouchable indefinitely without<br />

power.<br />

System controllers <strong>of</strong>ten use a 16-bit microprocessor. A typical system controller has the following<br />

memories:<br />

RAM: 256 Kbytes<br />

ROM: 128 Kbytes EEPROM<br />

512 Kbytes flash EPROM<br />

ENERGY MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL SYSTEMS 5.25<br />

FIGURE 5.14 A typical unit controller. (Source: Honeywell Inc. Reprinted by<br />

permission.)<br />

Input/Output (I/O). There are four kinds <strong>of</strong> I/O: analog input (AI); digital or binary input (BI);<br />

analog output (AO); <strong>and</strong> pulsed or binary output (BO). Conventionally, a sensor input, a controller<br />

output, or a control value, is referred to as a point or object. Current system controllers allow their

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