
Controllino Mega Arduino-Compatible Open-Source PLC Controller
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Description
The Controllino Mega is an open-source, Arduino-compatible industrial PLC powered by the ATmega2560 microcontroller. It delivers robust automation capabilities with built-in relays, digital outputs, and extensive analogue/digital inputs. This controller is ideal for makers, educators, and robotics students deploying reliable industrial control projects.
Processing and core features
Running at a 16 MHz clock speed on an ATmega2560 microcontroller, the Controllino Mega includes an integrated real-time clock (RTC) for precise timing tasks. It handles an input current of up to 30A to support demanding automation applications.
Input and output capabilities
The board features 21 analogue or digital inputs alongside 16 relay outputs rated for 230V at 6A. It also provides 12 high-side switch digital outputs and 12 half-bridge digital outputs, each rated at 2A at either 12V or 24V.
Connectivity and communication interfaces
Equipped with an Ethernet connector, the module supports network connectivity out of the box. It also includes two serial interfaces, one RS485 interface, one I2C interface, and one SPI interface for versatile peripheral integration.
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Specifications
| Microcontroller | ATmega2560 |
| Clock Speed | 16 MHz |
| RTC | Yes |
| Ethernet Connector | Yes |
| Serial Interface | 2x |
| RS485 Interface | 1x |
| I2C Interface | 1x |
| SPI Interface | 1x |
| Input Current Max | 30A |
| Relay Outputs | 16x (230V 6A) |
| Analog/Digital Inputs | 21x |
| Digital Outputs (High Side Switch) | 12x (2A @12V or 24V) |
| Digital Outputs (Half-Bridge) | 12x (2A @12V or 24V) |
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