Siemens SINUMERIK MC Series Modules MC00160783G01/F01/M01
Siemens MC00160783G01/F01/M01 is listed for SINUMERIK MC Series RFQ review. Confirm quantity, condition and destination before quotation.
Model: SMI2.11.3
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Technical Dossier
The EMG SMI2 series represents a purpose-engineered family of control and signal processing modules developed by EMG Automation GmbH for inductive strip measurement systems deployed in heavy industrial environments. These systems are integral to flatness measurement, strip position control, and tension regulation in continuous processing lines across cold rolling mills, galvanizing lines, pickling lines, and strip coating facilities. The SMI2 platform has established a significant installed base in steel plants, aluminum rolling mills, and non-ferrous metal processing facilities across Europe, Asia, and North America. Its modular backplane architecture allows for distributed I/O expansion and centralized control within a single rack, making it a preferred solution for OEM integrators and plant automation engineers operating under stringent uptime requirements. In nuclear-adjacent industrial environments and petrochemical strip processing lines, the SMI2's deterministic signal processing and robust EMC shielding have made it a reference standard for inductive measurement applications.
The SMI2 series was introduced as a successor to EMG's earlier SMI1 platform, which relied on discrete analog signal conditioning with limited digital communication capability. The SMI2 generation introduced a structured backplane bus architecture, enabling modular slot-based expansion and standardized inter-module communication. Early SMI2 variants (circa late 1990s to early 2000s) used proprietary parallel bus protocols for real-time data exchange between the CPU module and peripheral I/O boards. Mid-generation revisions introduced serial fieldbus compatibility, including PROFIBUS-DP interfaces, allowing the SMI2 rack to integrate with Siemens S7 and ABB AC800M supervisory controllers without gateway hardware.
Later SMI2 variants incorporated enhanced DSP-based signal processing boards capable of higher sampling rates for dynamic flatness measurement in high-speed rolling applications. The SMI2.11.x sub-series, which includes the SMI2.11.3 control board, represents the mature control layer of this architecture — responsible for coordinating measurement cycles, managing sensor excitation, and transmitting processed flatness deviation data to the host PLC or DCS. As of 2026, the SMI2 series is in the late maturity to early obsolescence phase of its product lifecycle. EMG has transitioned newer installations to the SMI3 and SMI4 platforms. However, the SMI2 remains operational in a large number of existing plants where capital replacement is deferred, making long-term spare parts availability a critical operational concern.
The following SKUs represent the core module types within the EMG SMI2 series, organized by functional category. All models listed are verified components of the SMI2 platform architecture.
Control & CPU Modules
Signal Conditioning & Analog I/O Modules
Digital I/O Modules
Communication & Interface Modules
Power Supply Modules
The SMI2 series presents specific quality verification challenges due to its backplane bus architecture and the precision requirements of inductive measurement signal chains. Standard power-on testing is insufficient to validate the functional integrity of SMI2 control and signal conditioning boards. DriveKNMS applies a structured multi-stage test protocol for all SMI2 modules processed through our facility.
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