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MP3300iec (Yaskawa)

Also known as: Yaskawa MP3300iec

German: MP3300iec

The MP3300iec is a Yaskawa machine and motion controller programmed according to IEC 61131-3, used to coordinate servo axes, I/O and machine logic, typically with the vendor's MotionWorks IEC engineering software.

  • Integrated systems

In one sentence

The MP3300iec is a Yaskawa machine and motion controller programmed with IEC 61131-3 languages for coordinated servo and machine control.

Example

A packaging machine uses an MP3300iec to synchronize the film feed, sealing jaws and product conveyor servo axes.

How it applies

  • Engineering: The controller combines PLC logic and motion control; programs use IEC 61131-3 languages and PLCopen motion function blocks.
  • Safety: A standard motion controller is not a safety controller; safety functions need safety-rated components such as a Safety PLC or drive-integrated functions per IEC 61800-5-2.
  • Documentation: Machine manuals should name the controller, its firmware and project version where relevant for service; the documentation team should link to the vendor manual rather than copy vendor text.
  • Service: Keep the controller project, firmware version and engineering tool version together in the as-built documentation.

Keep in mind: Product names, variants and features change. Check them against the vendor's current documentation before citing them in specifications or manuals.

By knowledge.aitechdoc.world · Published September 26, 2026 · Last reviewed

Source: AI TechDoc Blog editorial definition, based on Yaskawa product documentation

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