µCAN.4.ao-BOX

Solar power plants, wind parks and combined heat and power systems have established in energy generating technology. To achieve a high operating reliability, MicroControl solutions ensure perfect system control and precise transfer of measurement data. As for example in the adjustment of solar panels, in temperature measurement in block-type thermal power plants or in torsion measurement in wind power stations.

At its eight outputs the µCAN.8.pwm-BOX provides pulse width modulated signals (PWM) within a range of 0% to 100% for controlling of actuators (valves etc.). The outlets are overload and short circuit protected. The µCAN.8.pwm-BOX is connected with the central control unit via CAN bus.PWM output Basic frequency 40 Hz … 5 kHz Mark-to-space ratio 0.0 % … 100.0 % Galvanically isolated fieldbus Each output to be charged with max. 1.4 A 3-wire connector terminal Output drivers supplied separately Status indication at each output Protected against mechanical impact Fieldbus CAN Protocol CANopen / Raw CAN

The 8 terminals of the µCAN.8.dio-BOX may individually be set to act as digital inputs or digital outputs. The module preprocesses and filters the digital signals. Its CAN interface supports the protocols CANopen, CANopen FD and J1939.Digital input or output Galvanically isolated fieldbus Input or output freely configurable Each output to be charged with max. 1 A Output drivers can be supplied separately Current measurement per output Status indicator for each input / output Protected against mechanical impact Fieldbus CAN / CAN FD Protocol CANopen / CANopen FD Protocol J1939 / Raw CAN

Until a vehicle gets road-permission, a number of measurement taske have to be fulfilled along the development chain. During vehicle testing in extreme conditions – in prototyping and pilot series e.g. – MicroControl systems offer the necessary performance and often are an efficient alternative to expensive measurement technology. A variety of different measurement spots in a car can be realized as well as modular test facilities for motors using the 19″ slide-in units.