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May 16, 2025



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Siemens Launches Next-Generation Motion Control System for Basic Automation Applications

At this year’s Automate, Siemens launched an enhanced motion control portfolio, featuring Sinamics servo-drive systems and the new Simatic S7-1200 G2 controller, delivering performance and flexibility for basic automation applications including handling, moving, positioning and processing.
The new solution combines three key innovations: Advanced Sinamics S200 and S210 servo-drive systems, the new Simatic S7-1200 G2 controller and compatible Simotics servomotors.
"This holistic system approach represents a significant leap forward in basic automation capabilities," said Craig Nelson, product manager, motion control, Siemens Industry, Inc.
Key features and benefits include enhanced processing power with dedicated communication performance and extended memory; support for up to 31 Profinet devices with synchronized program execution; integrated motion control technology objects for simplified system configuration; advanced safety features up to SIL3/PLe and Category 4 certification; Near Field Communication (NFC) capability for wireless access to diagnostic and device data.
The new portfolio offers scalable solutions with various power options including voltage ranges from 200–400V with power ratings up to 7 kW for Sinamics S210, an ultra-fast current controller response time of 62.5 µs and flexible configuration options for single axes, coordinated axes and simple kinematics.
This cost-optimized solution includes comprehensive safety features, wireless diagnostics capabilities, and seamless integration with the Siemens TIA Portal, making it ideal for manufacturers seeking to modernize their automation systems.
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