1756-L75 is manufactured by Allen Bradley. It is mainly used to transfer data to other devices. These devices are controllers and interfaces. Its display is digital and has one local USB. It comes with a memory of 32 megabytes and supports 100 motion axes. Its operating temperature ranges from 0 to 60 degrees Celsius. The replacement battery is 1756-ESMCAP. It has a standard special feature and it comes with different parts in which they are used depending on the module’s application. These parts include USB cable,1784-SD1(1 gigabyte) or 1784-SD2(2 gigabytes), 1756-ESMNRM, and 1756-ESMNSE. The USB cable is used when the application requires a USB connection from a computer to the controller. The 1784-SD1 and 1784-SD2 are used when the application requires a non-volatile memory. The the1756-ESMNSE is used when the application requires the ESM without a wall clock time backup power. The 1756-ESMNRM is used when the application requires ESM that secures the controller by blocking the USB connection and SD card function. This module I/O memory is 0.98 megabytes. It draws a current of 5 milliamperes at 1.2 volts direct current. It also draws a current of 800 milliamperes at 5.1 volts of direct current. It has a power dissipation of 2.5 Watts. The 1756-L75 has an isolation voltage of 30 voltages continuous.it weighs 250 grams and has one slow width. The North American temperature is T4 and its IEC temperature code is T4. Its thermal dissipation is 8.5 British Thermal Units per hour. During the operation, the surrounding air should be at a maximum of 60 degrees Celsius with relative humidity ranging between 5% to 95%non-condensing. Its vibration weighs 2 G at 10 to 500 Hertz. The operating shock weighs 50 grams, this comprises 45 grams with an SD card installed. This module has a class A emission.