µCAN.8.pwm-BOX

The µCAN.1.ti-BOX is the single channel solution for measuring temperatures. Resistance sensors as well as thermocouples may be connected to the module. The CAN interface supports the protocol CANopen.Temperature Thermo type J, K, L Temperature Pt100 (2- / 4-core) Accuracy +/- 0.5 K (Thermo) Accuracy +/- 0.1 K (Pt100) Resolution 16-bit (0.1 °C) Sampling rate 20 ms / 50 Hz galvanically isolated fieldbus Signal type freely configurable Electronics protected up to 40 G (option) Vibration resistant up to 4.5 Grms (option) Fieldbus CAN Protocol CANopen / Raw CAN

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.

The decentralized module µCAN.4.ao-BOX features four analogue outputs which optionally provide a voltage signal (+/- 10 V) or a current signal (0…20 mA). The CAN interface supports the protocols protocols CANopen and J1939.Voltage +/- 10 V Current 0…20 mA Accurany 0.05 % (FS) Resolution 16-bit (1 mV / 1 µA) Signal output 1 ms / 1 kHz Galvanically isolated fieldbus Galvanically isolated analogue outputs Signal type freely configurable adjustable scaling Protected against mechanical stress Fieldbus CAN Protocol CANopen / Raw CAN

With CANopen, the user organization CAN in Automation (CiA) has created a protocol standard which has widely spread in embedded systems and mechanical engineering. CANopen specifications not only define various services for data exchange, they also specify standardized access to the systems via device profiles and application profiles. Target group CANopen training The target group of the CANopen workshop is development engineers who are looking for detailed knowledge about the communication profile or would like to get an insight in the CANopen / CANopen FD protocol stacks.