DAPU10 3ASC25H204

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DAPU10 3ASC25H204

DAPU10 3ASC25H204

DAPU10 3ASC25H204

After becoming familiar with how memory is utilized in a particular controller,
users can begin to determine the maximum memory requirements for an
application. Although several rules of thumb have been used over the years,
no one simple rule has emerged as being the most accurate. However, with a
knowledge of the number of outputs, an idea of the number of program
contacts needed to drive the logic of each output, and information concerning
memory utilization, memory requirement approximation can be reduced to
simple multiplication
The calculation performed in the previous example is actually an approximation
because other factors, such as future expansion, must be considered
before the final decision is made. After determining the minimum memory
requirements for an application, it is wise to add an additional 25 to 50%
more memory. This increase allows for changes, modifications, and future
expansion. Keep in mind that the sophistication of the control program also
affects memory requirements. If the application requires data manipulation
and data storage, it will require additional memory. Normally, the enhanced
instructions that perform mathematical and data manipulation operations
will also have greater memory requirements. Depending on the PLC’s
manufacturer, the application memory may also include the data table and I/O
table (discussed in the next section). If this is the case, then the amount of
“real” user application memory available will be less than that specified.
Exact memory usage can be determined by consulting the manufacturer’s
memory utilization specifications.
Executive
Data Table
Scratch Pad
User Program
System
Memory
Application
Memory
Figure 5-6. A simplified memory map.
Although two different programmable controllers rarely have identical
memory maps, a generalized discussion of memory organization is still valid
because all programmable controllers have similar storage requirements. In
general, all PLCs must have memory allocated for four basic memory areas,
which are as follows:
• Executive Area. The executive is a permanently stored collection of
programs that are considered part of the system itself. These supervisory
programs direct system activities, such as execution of the
control program, communication with peripheral devices, and other
system housekeeping activities.
5-4 MEMORY ORGANIZATION AND 

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