When you’re working with ADS, you often need to know the size of a data type or what a data type is called in your .NET language. I couldn’t find the combined information, so I decided to make the overview myself.
IEC61131-3 | System Manager | .NET type | C# | Visual Basic | Lower bound | Upper bound | Memory space |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
BOOL |
BIT |
System.Boolean |
bool |
Boolean |
0 (FALSE ) |
1 (TRUE ) |
8 bit |
BOOL |
BIT8 |
System.Boolean |
bool |
Boolean |
0 (FALSE ) |
1 (TRUE ) |
8 bit |
BYTE |
BITARR8 |
System.Byte |
byte |
Byte |
0 | 255 | 8 bit |
WORD |
BITARR16 |
System.UInt16 |
ushort |
- | 0 | 65535 | 16 bit |
DWORD |
BITARR32 |
System.UInt32 |
uint |
- | 0 | 4.29·109 | 32 bit |
SINT |
INT8 |
System.SByte |
sbyte |
- | -128 | 127 | 8 bit |
INT |
INT16 |
System.Int16 |
short |
Short |
-32768 | 32767 | 16 bit |
DINT |
INT32 |
System.Int32 |
int |
Integer |
-2.15·109 | 2.15·109 | 32 bit |
LINT |
INT64 |
System.Int64 |
long |
Long |
-263 | -263-1 | 64 bit |
USINT |
UINT8 |
System.Byte |
byte |
Byte |
0 | 255 | 8 bit |
UINT |
UINT16 |
System.UInt16 |
ushort |
- | 0 | 65535 | 16 bit |
UDINT |
UINT32 |
System.UInt32 |
uint |
- | 0 | 4.29·109 | 32 bit |
ULINT |
UINT64 |
System.UInt64 |
ulong |
- | 0 | 264-1 | 64 bit |
REAL |
FLOAT |
System.Single |
float |
Single |
-3.40·1038 | 3.40·1038 | 32 bit |
LREAL |
DOUBLE |
System.Double |
double |
Double |
-1.798·10308 | 1.798·10308 | 64 bit |
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