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what are the different types of communication cables used
in automation and what are the difference in the cables
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Answer Posted / hiren
Types of cables in plc
RS232 (modem), Ethernet/IP, DeviceNet (CIP), ControlNet (CIP), Modbus(RS485), Profibus(RS485), Fieldbus .
For Dcs communication cables profibus
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